[ot] [!nt] \n2+0\

[integer@www.god-emil.dk]

>
>http://newsweek.com/nw-srv/printed/us/na/a19546-2000may7.htm
>
>typical american media bias. the author is reporting important information but
>fails to draw the obvious conclusions.
>
>"The bombing, they discovered, was highly accurate against fixed
>              targets, like bunkers and bridges. "But we were spoofed a lot,"
>              said one team member. The Serbs protected one bridge from the
>              high-flying NATO bombers by constructing, 300 yards
>              upstream, a fake bridge made of polyethylene sheeting stretched
>              over the river. NATO "destroyed" the phony bridge many times.
>              Artillery pieces were faked out of long black logs stuck on old
>              truck wheels. A two-thirds scale SA-9 antiaircraft missile
>              launcher was fabricated from the metal-lined paper used to make
>              European milk cartons. "It would have looked perfect from three
>              miles up," said a MEAT analyst.
>
>
>"The bombing, they discovered, was highly accurate against fixed
>              targets, like bunkers and bridges"...
>
>... and schools and hospitals and neighborhoods
>



= schools and hospitals and neighborhoods = 
uear targetd pozt real!zaz!e ultra 
`h!gh tek + prez!z` ueaponz uere rendrd nul + nul

= an! l!f objekt !n ost europa =
uel akua!ntd avec dze ver! ver! verd! + luvl! rout!n
ov `spoofed a lot`  = one ma! kuer! dze romanz - sol.la


   ma!z paz dze u.s. \ nato !ntel!gensz ev!dament.
   dze! != read bookz. onl! for sale z!gnz. 

   = dze problema avec 01 kap!tal!zt rout!n.
   


   "NATO `destroyed` the phony bridge many times"

   - bravo. 
   - bravo. 
   - http://www.m9ndfukc.org/nato.0+55+3d