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An Arab blogger, Hoda Jannat, writes:
Suddenly we discovered that Gaza, which is inhabited by 2 million people... has 36 hospitals
There are Arab countries with 30 million citizens and do not have this number of hospitals.
Suddenly we discovered that Gaza was getting water, electricity, gas, and fuel for free from Israel.
Of course, there is no Arab citizen who does not pay water, electricity and fuel bills.
Suddenly we discovered that Gaza was receiving $30 million a month from Qatar alone
And $120 million a month from UNRWA
And $50 million a month from the European Union
And 30 million dollars a month from America.
There are Arab countries drowning in debt and cannot find anyone to help them, even with one million dollars.
Suddenly we discovered that Gaza was not besieged, and all goods were entering it, as were foreigners and people of foreign nationalities. Its residents were traveling to Egypt and from there to the rest of the world, and Fafo is the biggest example.
Suddenly we discovered that Gaza was living better than many Arab countries...and its people were living better than many Arab peoples.
Suddenly...we discovered that our minds were besieged by a programmed lie...by the (Muslim) Brotherhood media.
Other sources are also reporting this.
Ok, so to use this bivy device that is being advertised from the satellite phone store you need a plan or subscription to use? If the proverbial poo hits the rotary oscillator, will these things still work?
No one?
@MikeyLikesIt I have a Bivy stick and have connected it to my Teracube 2e smart phone. There's a bit of a learning curve, but the folks at Satellite Phone Store are totally helpful and can walk you through setting it up. You do need the phone with active wi fi to set up.
Thanks. Still on the fence with these things. Can't really afford the plan fees but it would be nice to have some backup coms.