対イラク武力行使

＞確かＣＢＳでは「film」か「video」だったのに、「photo」になっているのが笑いました。



ＣＢＳの記事には「film」とか「video」という表現はなかった。
ＣＢＳのニュースがビデオなんだよ。
http://www.tkb.org/NewsStory.jsp?storyID=65522


＞事件のあった日は、衛星カメラは別の地点に向けられていたことが確認されています


それを真に受けるのも、どうかな。
イラクに向いている衛星は１２基もある。


Altavistaで機械翻訳
The formal communication was attached to the actions. And it comes used now in order to refute, it is also informally, the indiscretions that the CBS attributes to one source of the Pentagon, on the existence of one recording of the scene of the incident. In Iraq there are twelve satellites. It seems strange that the United States have decided "to darken" just those drawn of thought road "by now most dangerous of the world". And that they have made it when had to then journey the convoy of ambassador John Negroponte, as always it has been supported. More reasonable it is that they have effectively picked up some images, but that they have decided not to render them public in order protect the military secret. Or perhaps in order not to reveal the positioning of other sophisticated equipment that comes used for the espionage like the Predator, the airplane without pilot that are in a position to taking photo and turning video.