So why did Haaretz post a major article arguing that Israel could easily and without risk attack Iran despite it being full of incredibly moronic assumptions?
The answer is that Haarets UNDERSTOOD that the article was based upon idiotic and moronic assumptions, and thus allowing any reply would reveal the article as void of intelligent content.
How could Israel`s KC-130s refuel it`s F-15 and F-16 fighters.
Easy, the fuel would be poured off the loading ramps in 55 gallon drums, which would be ingested into the air intakes of the engines - without inducing any compressor stalls - and this process would be repeated for hundreds of miles.
In simple terms, Haaretz had to prevent any reply to the lies it published as fact for fear that an intelligent person informed with facts might read them. |
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