Hamas 'secures stunning victory'

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Quote by: Samildanach Im glad theres pretty much only desert in that part of the world otherwise I would have to object to the nuking for environmental reasons. :)

With all those nukes flying around the whole area would probably turn into glass, a good permanent lid for the ocean of oil underneath.

Yes, I know it wouldn't turn the region into glass. However, it would be interesting to see where all that loose sand goes.

Actually, I doubt we would be the first to use nuclear weapons over there. Not for the sand or the destruction but for the contamination that our people would face when they came in to take over oil production.

[Samildanach]

Great. Once they are all extinct we can erect hundreds of solar wind towers in the region. All that glass should reflect a great deal of energy.

Good point about the oil but I think you could tunnel in from somewhere outside the contamination zone.

[Scribbler1]

Quote by: Samildanach Great. Once they are all extinct we can erect hundreds of solar wind towers in the region. All that glass should reflect a great deal of energy. Good point about the oil but I think you could tunnel in from somewhere outside the contamination zone.

Apparently that's what Iraq used as a reason to invade Kuwait.

[Arawn-ap-Hywel]

Hamas start talking http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/mid...st/4769112.stm

Interesting views http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/mid...st/4767634.stm

Why are the US & UK shunning them? Their rhetoric unpalletable?

It's an opportunity to talk and to listen