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Which is now up and running a shocking 46 weeks ahead of schedule. Don't believe everything you read.

• JupiterMoon 12y ago
  Not sure I follow you logic here. Because something got repaired then it is OK that it was smashed in the first place? Can you clarify?
  • Smokey28 12y ago
    Sure thing. Your assumption that "it was smashed in the first place" is based on a news report, my assumption being that you are not a Gaza power station employee. In a case where something was fixed nearly a year ahead of the reported schedule, in one of the slowest moving industrial zones on Earth, which is more likely: A) A miraculous feat of engineering happened or B) The damage was not as widespread or destructive as initially reported, if even present at all. My "logic" was not a value statement on whether the attack was justified - rather a suggestion that before you go posting certain events as fact, you should realize that not everything published is a definite fact.