BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

first at my website:
www.thebarrychamishwebsite.com
Then read an overview at:
http://web.israelinsider.com/Views/4467.htm
The photos I show at the lectures are wider and more
revealing than the one on my site, which was scrunched by
scanner restrictions. They reveal:
Photo one - Raful's Volkswagen parked parallel to the edge
of a pier in Ashdod harbor. The car is smashed on all sides
but nowhere moreso than on the roof above the front
passenger seat. There, it is certain that something very
heavy fell on it. Some have speculated that a heavy block or
other port-building equipment caused the damage. The
official inquiry lead by Ashdod Port manager Shaul Rotem,
which lasted at best a few hours, concluded that a giant
wave smashed the vehicle and swept Raful into the water
where he drowned. The problem is the vista reveals a quiet
port protected by distant breakwaters where the biggest
waves are barely ripples.
Photo Two - Raful's body on a pier at the Navy base 1.5 km.
distance from the car. This is the exposed part of the harbor
yet no wave comes close to topping the pier. Both photos
had to have been taken shortly after the body was recovered
at 9 AM since resuscitation efforts are in process.
SHAMIR TO THE RESCUE
It was at the lecture in El-Kanah before a full house that I had
a surprise visitor; the General Manager of the Israel Ports
Authority, Gideon Shamir. A high level debate ensued.
Mr. Shamir, a well-spoken gentleman in his late fifties stood
up, introduced himself and asked to examine the photos for
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