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Hi Mead! Having experienced a spitting attack by a llama I
can conclude it is more embarrassing than harmful. My idea is that ISF
would operate behind enemy lines - and they would be vulnerable to
friendly fire if a recon drone or aircraft spotted them. The ISF would
be operating secretly, so the bulk of Israeli forces would be unaware
of their location and purpose. So orders to ignore llamas, or creatures
that looked like them, could be issued to the non-initiated.
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Meanwhile, take a look at the pictures (attached) I got from
a Nasa website. Dust devils seem to be naturally occurring events on
Mars - and they come occur in massive form or mini form. But the fact
that they create static electricity bigtime leads to that old question,
"Is there life on Mars?"
and
"Could there be intelligent life on Mars?"
The actual size of this life might be small (insect size) -
and it may exist below ground. But it could use dust devils to acquire
power along paths that are gridded to capture and store the electrical
power generated. The smaller ones may even be caused by what would be
the equivalent to our aircraft. Perhaps they do both at once. Travel by
'air' while simultaneously recharging their grid.
Take a look at the end part of the 'dust devil' clip. There
almost seems to be an object speeding along in front of it.
Well, that's my flight of fancy for the day.
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