Weather It Is (The weather changes, but...)

Well, actually, the weather is not changing that much. It's pretty much a few clouds here, a sprinkle there, as the weather patterns stagnate.  Looking a bit farther ahead, there might be some rain late in the week, but there is only a 25% chance that it will evolve into something substantial.

I think the chances of there being a significant rain is higher than the chance that our leadership will ever change, or at least change their standard response to the war of missiles being made on our cities from Gaza.  A ceasefire is no substitute for a strong and decisive policy; missile attacks should not be treated like car accidents (which we tolerate far too many of); trying to create deterrence by killing a few terrorists is no substitute for winning the war; and the iron dome system should be our last line of defense, not our first.  Please someone explain to Mr. Netanyahu that "Bomb-Empty-Buildings-Barak" (BEBB) should be put to pasture.

Unlike the weather, missile attacks are not acts of nature, and our shelter rooms should be used for storage of goods, not people.

Barry Lynn