[TaxRelief]

Fauxtos appeared in Yahoo! News photos on July 27 2006 and July 28, 20006. Photographers were Reuters Sharif Karim and Mohamed Azakir.
I was unable to determing the AP stringer's name. Does anyone know?

Yahoo link for Photo 1 -Yahoo!/AP
Yahoo link for Photo 2 -Yahoo!/Reuters
Direct Link for Photo 3 -Yahoo!/Reuters

[Buckhead]

Awesome!. I'd seen the Reuters photos discussed on other sites, but not the AP photo. They are busted again.

[Julliardsux]

Serious question: How do we know the pictures were not taken in the order 3 - 2 - 1?

Really the only thing that may indicate he took them out of suitcase is doll clothes, unless, of course, he fixed the doll before putting it in the suitcase.

Note: I of course believe they go 1-2-3, but in terms of absolute concrete proof - what proof beyond reasonable doubt is there #1 was taken first chronologically?

[BunnySlippers]

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[ExTexasRedhead]

I missed these photos on the front page of all the MSM papers today. I missed these photos on all the major TV channels. Did all the cowards in the US Congress get these photos? I'm sure that Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein, Nancy Pelosi, Queen Hillary, Chuckie Schumer, Feingold, McCain, and the rest of the disbelievers are shocked. Wake up America!

[evets]

[BaBaStooey]

Someone set us up the photos! All your photos are belong to us!

[lunarbicep]

BTTT

[Buckhead]

You've seen Slublog's thread on this? http://www.slublog.com/archives/2006/08/the_passion_of.html

[Skooz]

bump

[Sam Hill]

This has been discussed quite extensively on a number of other sites (and probably here as well). Here is the original AP caption:

Thu Jul 27, 7:07 AM ET

A Lebanese man salvages some of his childrens toys from the rubble of his destroyed house that was hit during an Israeli air strike in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday July 27, 2006. Israeli jets pounded suspected Hezbollah positions across Lebanon Thursday, extending its air campaign a day after suffering its highest one-day casualty toll. An Israeli Cabinet minister said lack of agreement on a cease-fire gave Israel a green light to press deeper to wipe out the Islamic militant group.(AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

If you look closely you can see that the Minnie Mouse doll had been photographed upstage, closer to the building. I guess it is possible he picked that up first then went down to the suitcase. But not very likely.

[Sundog]

I am keeping a list of these.

[contemplator]

What I find amazing is that this is nothing new. The MSM has known this type of thing has been going on for years and has not seen fit to raise a stink about it until the blogosphere caught them with their pants down.

[diamond6]

These really need to circulate. Did Rush talk about it today?

[Constitution Day]

sweet!

Thanks for posting this TR.

[DannyTN]

Finally, some real reporting.

[P-Marlowe]

Here's another one:

A toy lies among the wreckage of a demolished building in the Hizbollah stronghold that was targeted by Israeli air strikes in southern Beirut July 26, 2006. REUTERS/Sharif Karim(LEBANON)

Notice how dust resistant these toys are? Does anyone own a patent on that material?

[finnman69]

Wow, those clean toys must have been magically shrinkwrapped before the explosion and the toys managed to remove the plastic wrap themselves!

[Hound of the Baskervilles]

Damnation!!

[P-Marlowe]

Here's another one:

A Lebanese man collects his belongings from his shop near a building that was targeted by Israeli air strikes in southern Beirut July 24, 2006. REUTERS/Sharif Karim

Notice how clean the little balls are. Again this dust repellant material is amazing!

[Uncle Miltie]

So the AP and another Reuters photographer have been caught red-handed issuing propoganda for terrorists.

"Sharif and Mohamed seemed like such honest muslims. We certainly couldn't employ Buddhists in Lebanon."

"Reuters" sucks, bump!