I have seen nothing yet that nails this theory down to my satisfaction. I have only the one source for that 8:00 AM collapse time, unless something else showed up since yesterday.

The condition of the corpses is suspicious, but I can come up with one or two situations which could account for it. The burden of proof, as it always should be, is on those claiming a bizarre conspiracy.

Some things I do wonder about:

--A gigantic, professionally-printed banner that showed up the day after the attack, mentioning the attack by name. I'd love to get the phone number of whoever their vendor is. Takes days to weeks to crank something like that out here in Silicon Valley.

--The ubiquitous "rescue worker," who has now gotten dubbed "the man in the green helmet." He apparently also shows up in pictures of the attack in April of 1996, doing the same things. I'd like to hear more about this from some sources other than "eureferendum." Although I haven't seen enough evidence to nail down that Hezbollah deliberately caused these deaths, or planted other corpses, I have seen enough to convince me that they have used the bodies in a deliberate propaganda ploy, keeping them on display much longer than it would take to handle them normally.

As with other issues like this, the alternative media will have to smoke out the truth since the mainstream media isn't going to want to hear anything else (i.e. Rathergate). But the bloggers are going to have to bring more to the table than they have shown me so far. It took quite a while for the truth about Jenin to be discovered.

Speculation aside, there is, however, hard evidence that missile attacks were launched from Qana.