People walk next to a vehicle damaged by what residents say was a missile fired from the Syrian rebels in the town of Hermel in Bekaa April 24, 2013. The Hezbollah stronghold of Baalbek, famed for its colossal Roman ruins, now feels like a garrison town. Hezbollah men in military fatigues and police outfits are everywhere. As are Jeeps and Chevrolets with blacked-out windows – the group’s vehicles of choice.
Yes indeed … if you’re not driving American cars, you’re nothing. :-)))
(need room for fatfat..wahs .. kidnapped bodies … stale falafels .. extra bombs … etc)
Yes indeed … it you’re not driving American cars, you’re nothing. :-)))
(need room for fatfat..wahs .. kidnapped bodies … etc)
I could almost forgive the rebels, because this kind of action will benefit the Lebanese in the long run.
I could almost forgive the rebels, because this kind of action will benefit the Lebanese in the long run.
I wonder if anybody’s noticed just how well RPGs go through ‘blacked-out windows’?
Some have … 😉
I wonder if anybody’s noticed just how well RPGs go through ‘blacked-out windows’?
Some have … 😉
Leb-Power in orange wires is safe to walk on … we know why … 😉
Leb-Power in orange wires is safe to walk on … we know why … 😉
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