WTF? Pictures from Lebanon & Israel...

[Nimrod2005]

There was one similar from Iraq two weeks ago after they killed Al Zarqawi...What is it with older Arab ladies and hand guns?




A Lebanese woman wields guns as she celebrates the kidnapping of Israeli soldiers.


Also, does this guy look alive to you?



An Israeli man receives hospital treatment after being wounded during an attack by Hezbollah guerrillas in Nahariya, in northern Israel, near the Lebanon border.

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[benburch]

2. Both sides are committing war crimes.

And both sides need to stop.

[cali]

3. LOL,, Tom

There is nobody on DU who's more predictable than you are. No one who more reliably spouts off the party line, and no one more incapable of looking at the situation without extreme bias.

[Nimrod2005]

4. Where did Tom and his post go?

[cali]

5. Beats me.

But I for one, am amused by his rigid and narrow pov.

[uppityperson]

6. Guns are common, hard to tell from a still photo

what is it with people liking to take photos of women with hand guns?
Poor guy

[Poll_Blind]

7. In the Iraq picture, that old woman had been handed the gun by police.

I got suspicious when I noticed that the gun was a very expensive, especially by Iraqi standards, Glock. I hunted down the original and the caption said she'd been handed it by a policeman. Judging by the condition and quality of those firearms I find it doubtful that she owns those guns.

PB

[shain from kane]

8. She looks old enough to have seen it all before. Don't blame her

for being a pistol-packing grandma. Just like our Katrina victims, she is on her own. Government is not going to help her. It's failed her repeatedly in the past. Peace process?

[noonwitch]

9. We've got some pistol-packing grandmas around Detroit, too

Nobody messes with their kids. Isiah Thomas' mom is their role model.

[Solo_in_MD]

10. Nothing wrong with Gandma's and guns

The one I am married two is quite fond of hers

[Ian David]

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