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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:06 PM
"The Committee for the Commemoration of Martyrs of the Global Islamic Campaign" have now marked all Jews in Israel for murder. Sounds sadly all too familiar.Ha'aretz [ 20 April 2006: Message edited by: ohara ]
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:33 PM
"Inevitable" no doubt especially when groups like Islamic Jihad send suicide bombers into falafel joints where mothers are eating with their children. That's more than "inevitable" Josh that's murder. Then the terrorist group that claimed responsibility for the attack, reportedly handed out pastries on the streets of Gaza in grotesque celebration of the carnage achieved. Josh it seems clear that the extremists terrorists here are targeting Israeli Jews for murder eve.And BTW I take your suggestion about the title and will change it accordingly. Edited to remove gratuitous statement about Josh [ 20 April 2006: Message edited by: ohara ]
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:43 PM
And Josh I now see according to the Forward that another Islamic terrorist group is making noise about targeting "Zionists" (pretty well read Jews) outside of Israel so I guess I wasn't that far off the mark, sad to say. quote: "This is an open call to all our fighters in the homeland to focus on kidnapping Israeli soldiers and civilians inside our occupied land," the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades said in a statement. It added: "If the enemy does not release our prisoners, then Zionists outside Palestine will be an easy target for our fighters."
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:47 PM
quote: Originally posted by josh: Call it murder if you will. But my underlying point remains. As long as Israel subjects another people to occupation, and there exits a gross imbalance in power, these types of actions will take place.
Just as an illustration, South Africa, for generations was under a brutal white Apartheid regime yet the Black South Africans did not strap bombs to their bodies and blow up white Africanner children in family eateries. India was ruled for decades by colonialist Great Britain yet at no time did Ghandi and his followers purposely attack innocent civilians by blowing up restaurants and buses. The list is endless Josh. Stop making excuses for suicide bombings. [ 20 April 2006: Message edited by: ohara ]
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:48 PM
quote: Originally posted by writer:
This is plain insulting. Please cut it out.
You are right. There was no need for it I will excise that line
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S1m0n
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posted 20 April 2006 02:51 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara:
India was ruled for decades by colonialist Great Britain yet at no time did Ghanid and his followers purposely attack innocent civilians by blowing up restaurants and buses. The list is endless Josh. Stop making excuses for suicide bombings.
Clearly, Israel should have been wiser in it's choice of people to oppress.
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 02:52 PM
quote: Originally posted by S1m0n:
Clearly, Israel should have been wiser in it's choice of people to oppress.
This is plain insulting. Please cut it out.
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josh
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posted 20 April 2006 02:58 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara:
Just as an illustration, South Africa, for generations was under a brutal white Apartheid regime yet the Black South Africans did not strap bombs to their bodies and blow up white Africanner children in family eateries. India was ruled for decades by colonialist Great Britain yet at no time did Ghanid and his followers purposely attack innocent civilians by blowing up restaurants and buses. The list is endless Josh. Stop making excuses for suicide bombings.
I'm not sure there weren't what could be called "terrorist" actions in India. After all, Gandhi wasn't all there was, and he ended up being murdered. In any event, you're comparing different cultures and histories. Assasinations and bombings have a long history in the Arab world, as they do in other places. And those actions are tactics of the weak, born out of frustration. Combine that history, with the power inbalance and political reality, and it's not surprising such tactics are being used. And there have been period of relative quiet, particulary in the first 20 years of the occupation, and yet Israel refused to end the occupation, but rather expanded the colonization process. In addition, Israel has refused to talk with the Palestinian leadership for over five years. [ 20 April 2006: Message edited by: josh ]
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posted 20 April 2006 04:04 PM
quote: Are not all Palestinians targets?
No, they aren't. But you have clearly bought into the propaganda that they are. Sad, really. quote: (ie. it's unlikely I would blow up a school bus full of US children as it would not strengthen my position, but if I were attacking a strategic road, and a school bus full of USian children happened to be caught in the blast, then I would consider it the responsibility of the occupiers for bringing about these deaths.)
Wow! Please stay away from Windsor.From the article. quote: "Britain and other European countries have a lot of disaffected Muslims who are ready. We understand the suspicion with which Britain, America and other western countries regard their Muslim populations. We don't condemn them for this because we believe every Muslim has the potential to turn into a bomb against the west."
And one wonders why cartoons are drawn. When this human defect realizes he is making it easier for westerners to demand a policy of confrontation (not that that isn't what Mr. Samadi is hoping for) he will have no one to blame but himself and his co-religionists. No amount pc gobble-d-gook is gonna be able to sway the reaction to compromise. And, for those who care, this won't be oppression of the muslims, rather, it will be taking his words seriously and acting on a pattern of behavior promoted by his supporters in Iran or elsewhere.
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kropotkin1951
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posted 20 April 2006 04:52 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: And Josh I now see according to the Forward that another Islamic terrorist group is making noise about targeting "Zionists" (pretty well read Jews) outside of Israel so I guess I wasn't that far off the mark, sad to say. The Forward
All Jewish people are not Zionists. Your suggestion to read Zionists to include all Jews says a lot about your mind set.Are you actually trying to deny that the Israeli government has killed innocent women and children in its indiscriminate reprisals of reprisals of reprisals ... It never ends until both sides stop killing civilians.
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josh
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posted 20 April 2006 05:08 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: And Josh I now see according to the Forward that another Islamic terrorist group is making noise about targeting "Zionists" (pretty well read Jews) outside of Israel so I guess I wasn't that far off the mark, sad to say. The Forward
It is certainly something to be taken with some seriousness given the bombing at the Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in 1992. It is also another example of how a Jewish state in middle east has not only failed to be a "haven" for Jews, but has actually made it less safe for Jews around the world.
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 06:59 PM
quote: Originally posted by kropotkin1951: All Jewish people are not Zionists. Your suggestion to read Zionists to include all Jews says a lot about your mind set.Are you actually trying to deny that the Israeli government has killed innocent women and children in its indiscriminate reprisals of reprisals of reprisals ... It never ends until both sides stop killing civilians.
Your implication is insulting. Secondly I wonder how these Islamic terrorist groups planning assaults on "Zionists" outside Israel can tell a Jew from a Zionist. I guess they will make a few mistakes until they get it just right.
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 07:01 PM
quote: Originally posted by josh:
It is certainly something to be taken with some seriousness given the bombing at the Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in 1992. It is also another example of how a Jewish state in middle east has not only failed to be a "haven" for Jews, but has actually made it less safe for Jews around the world.
I see so the fact that Jews are being attacked by Islamic terrorists is now the fault of Isreal and not the murderers? I find it repulsive that anyone would make such a comment frankly.
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posted 20 April 2006 08:31 PM
Islam: "None of you [truly] believes until he wishes for his brother what he wishes for himself." Number 13 of Imam "Al-Nawawi's Forty Hadiths." 5"What is hateful to you, do not to your fellow man. This is the law: all the rest is commentary." Talmud, Shabbat 31a. When both sides start practising their religion the senseless killing will end. No one in the Middle East wishes to become collateral damage. Ohara when you start relating to the suffering of both sides you will have true understanding. What you post is "commentary."
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ohara
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posted 20 April 2006 08:58 PM
quote: Originally posted by kropotkin1951:
I personally have little time for anyone who says god gave me this land and only me and my people have a special relationship with the one and only god. Maybe Zionists should stick to the god is unknowable part of their beliefs and leave behind the I know god wants me to have this land that others are living on. False pride is a moral disease.
So if you have little time for "them" does that mean its permissable for Islamic terrorists to target them outside Israel and kill them?
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posted 20 April 2006 10:19 PM
quote: Ohara when you start relating to the suffering of both sides you will have true understanding. What you post is "commentary."
Almost everything posted in the middle east forum is "commentary". Typically a news story gets posted, with a comment to start with. Then other people comment. Usually, discussion of the specific article lasts four or five posts, then it turns into a game of oneupmanship. "they bulldozed refugees!", "they blew up a pizza stand" I don't think anybody here really believes it's okay to suicide bomb restaurants, or fire missiles into apartment buildings. Defending Hamas is like defending the Bush administration. But that doesn't mean I want to see the Palestinans be killed and live in misery.
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S1m0n
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posted 20 April 2006 11:22 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: This is plain insulting. Please cut it out.
Perhaps, but not undeserved.
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posted 20 April 2006 11:31 PM
Where force is used against an oppressed people force will always be used back against them.Stop the brutality against the Palestinians and the brutality against the Jews will end. Simple really. it's just too bad the big, fat bloated brutal destructive and tainted egos keep getting in the way. If more women were leaders of the Middle East these macho problems would vanish. Until then enjoy your 'death and destruction' fantasy suckers. Many people will die for not a damn good reason. Enjoy your Middle East religions.
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ohara
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posted 21 April 2006 12:02 AM
quote: Originally posted by S1m0n:
Perhaps, but not undeserved.
Your attitude is the entire problem with the Middle east thread
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ohara
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posted 21 April 2006 12:04 AM
quote: Originally posted by mary123: Where force is used against an oppressed people force will always be used back against them.Stop the brutality against the Palestinians and the brutality against the Jews will end. Simple really. it's just too bad the big, fat bloated brutal destructive and tainted egos keep getting in the way. If more women were leaders of the Middle East these macho problems would vanish. Until then enjoy your 'death and destruction' fantasy suckers. Many people will die for not a damn good reason. Enjoy your Middle East religions.
Excuse after excuse for terrorism...sigh....
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posted 21 April 2006 12:31 AM
Palestinians have tried so-called peaceful means. Fat lot of good that has done them. They live a miserable existance whereby death for the cause of Palestinian liberation is both honourable and powerful action, that gives meaning to the neverending cycle of oppression that blights their lives. It is so easy to pass judgement when you live a comfortable life in a Western country, isn't it?
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S1m0n
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posted 21 April 2006 12:41 AM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: Your attitude is the entire problem with the Middle east thread
Let me get this straight--you think that ackowleging the reality of Israeli treatment is 'insulting'? To whom, precisely? To Israel? Israel doesn't have standing to claim ad hominem in this forum. To you, then? If so, you're fantasizing, or have a persecution complex. The comment you're so strenuously objecting to had nothing at all to do with you, personally. Ultimately, the source of insult to Israel is their OWN behaviour. Contradicting the official lie causes brief moments of congnitive dissidence in Israel's supporters tiny minds, and so provokes an immediate 'shouting down" response, as well as unfounded accusations--like yours--of insult, racism, anti-semitism or the like. Well, these ARE unfounded, just as your accusation was, and it's no sin to declare it so.
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posted 21 April 2006 01:17 AM
quote: Originally posted by josh: I posted that for a couple of reasons. One, your thread title implies that all Jews are targeted. At least from this proclamation, that is not the case. Also, while it's fair for you to use the word murder, that's your word for it.I never like to see death advocated. However, a state of war exists between Israel and Palestine. Civilian deaths, on both sides, are inevitable. As I have said before, while I don't believe targeting civilians is justified, it is understandable given the nature of the dispute and the great disparity of force between the two sides.
One of the things I have to do on a regular basis is grab from what I read, and what I am told, implied intent. "The first target is Israel..." The wording to a military analyst is clear. The first target is Jews in Isreal, the second target is Jews everywhere else. The usage of the words "The first target is Israel..." is very compelling, and very dark.
Both sides have been fucking this issue up for decades. To openly advocate attacking non-comabatants draws a clear line from "accidently" killing non-combatants. The tactics both side make me ill, but to see one actually go out and say it. All I can say is I sincerely hope the worst for the idiot that uttered those words.
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posted 21 April 2006 01:32 AM
quote: Originally posted by unionist:
Serendipity, are you suggesting that the same word is used for Israeli Jews as for Israeli Arabs? Or are you suggesting that Arabs in Israel are not Israelis?
I'll adress your second question first. I was making a point about Arabic semantics. I am not suggesting that Israeli Arabs are not Israeli. I'm not suggesting anything. I'm only saying that, yes, the same word is used for Israeli Jews as Israeli Arabs when they are being refered to as Israeli nationals. A speaker of Arabic infers the meaning based on context.
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ohara
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posted 21 April 2006 08:42 AM
quote: Originally posted by Reason:
Both sides have been fucking this issue up for decades. To openly advocate attacking non-comabatants draws a clear line from "accidently" killing non-combatants. The tactics both side make me ill, but to see one actually go out and say it. .
Thank you Reason for saying it much better than me. I would also note that an Islamic terrorist who straps a bomb to his body walks into a family eaterie knowing full well that there are innocent civilians there eating falafel draws no clear line. He/she is not "accidently" killing anyone. Even the horrible "collateral damage" which I despise, has no relevance to this terrorist. His/her aim is simple, he/she is not targeting combatants or for the most part even potential combatants, he/she is committing murder of only innocent civilians.
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posted 21 April 2006 10:38 AM
Editied to remove hostile tone and hyperbole. quote: 23 January 2006Munadel Mohammad Saleh Abu Elai’a, 13, of El-Mughayer village, Ramallah District Shot by Israeli forces in the back.
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posted 21 April 2006 03:38 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: "The Committee for the Commemoration of Martyrs of the Global Islamic Campaign" have now marked all Jews in Israel for murder. Sounds sadly all too familiar.Ha'aretz [ 20 April 2006: Message edited by: ohara ]
Thems the brakes... Just curious, why would Israel think that IT'S security is even an issue when it continues to steal and illegally occupy land? The 'safety' of Jewish people in Israel is really a lot to ask of the history's 'real' victims in all this particular conflict? Also I posted this question elsewhere--apparantly you are not allowed to 'counter' post to CJC press releases-- If Israel can target the entire elected Palestinian cabinet can't the Palestinians legitimately target, say, Israel Beitenu, who received more votes than Likud? Why isn't the active involvement of extremist racists in Israel's government never a topic in these discussions, but Hamas's rather moderate position of 'reclaiming their OWN land' always is?
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posted 21 April 2006 03:51 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: Would you target a restaurant where there are women and children, some men of military age, senior citizens and foreign nationals?
Israeli mobs do it all the time... I distinctly recall reading a travel advisory issued by the US State Department that added 'crime' to the list because foreign travellers to Israel are frequent targets, especially North Americans, to the various shakedowns and rip-offs that go unreported and unchallenged largely because of the 'sensitivity' of Israel's image abroad. It makes it hard for the 'liberal friends of Israel' to keep defending a indefensible country.
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posted 21 April 2006 03:54 PM
Another example of reasoning by cliche. Actually, recent research has revealed that the Israeli leadership, particularly people like Dyan, rather quickly resolved not to go back to the pre-June 1967 borders. quote: But the Arab countries never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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posted 21 April 2006 03:58 PM
quote: Originally posted by Stockholm:
But the Arab countries never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Israel, too. If they wanted peace on the terms you allege--withdrawal from the OT in exchange for recognition and a cold peace--they could have a deal tomorrow. However, those terms are now unacceptable to Israel, if they ever really were: Israel's need for land and especially water cannot be satisfied within their internationally-recognised borders. Israel would rather have the land than peace, so they have chosen to maintain the state of war.
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posted 21 April 2006 05:09 PM
quote: Originally posted by Stockholm: There's also the small issue of how returning East Jerusalem to the Arabs would inevitably mean renewed desecration of religious sites etc...like the good old days before 1967 when the Jordanian used Jewish headstones and chunks of the Western Wall to pave their roads.
On the hierarchy of values, Stock, stones' rights occupy some lower plane than human rights.
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posted 21 April 2006 05:30 PM
As much as i personally hate religion, i think it is a human right to give people access to important religious shrines and not to deny access and gratuitously desecrate those places.From 1948-1967, the Arabs went out of their way to bar any Jews from having any access to religious sites in East Jerusalem and on top of that they gratuitously desecrated those sites. Since 1967, Israel has bent over backwards to give Muslims full access to places like the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock and has let Islamic religious authorities care for and manage those locations. I'm sure that if the Arabs had been in Israel's position though would have blown them up just for the fun of it. kinda like the sensitive way in which Taliban dealt with Buddhist shrines in Afghanistan.
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posted 21 April 2006 05:54 PM
quote: On the hierarchy of values, Stock, stones' rights occupy some lower plane than human rights.
Why then all the fuss over the US building that helicopter pad on ancient Babylonian ruins?
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ohara
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posted 21 April 2006 07:32 PM
quote: Originally posted by Fear-ah:
Israeli mobs do it all the time... I distinctly recall reading a travel advisory issued by the US State Department that added 'crime' to the list because foreign travellers to Israel are frequent targets, especially North Americans, to the various shakedowns and rip-offs that go unreported and unchallenged largely because of the 'sensitivity' of Israel's image abroad. It makes it hard for the 'liberal friends of Israel' to keep defending a indefensible country.
Unless you can provide some proof that "Israeli mobs" target Palestinian resteraunts", we will assume its untrue.
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posted 21 April 2006 07:44 PM
And the march of the Apartheid continues: quote: Given the nature of the Jewish settlement blocs left after "hitkansut" their fingers penetrating deep into the West Bank at strategic points Palestinian land will be separated into a series of ghettoes, isolated and cut off one from the next.In Olmert's consolidation plan, Jerusalem will be turned into a ghetto comprising only those Palestinians prepared to have no contact with or offer no support to the rest of their people, including their own elected representatives. The West Bank, meanwhile, will be consolidated into a series of small ghettoes, based on the main cities, filled with Palestinians whose rights can be trampled on by Israel at will. And finally Gaza will be consolidated into yet another ghetto, disconnected from Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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posted 21 April 2006 09:09 PM
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the OSCE, the FIDH (international federation of human rights leagues) and the International Criminal Court all agree: targetting any civilian deliberately in any conflict, the Congo, Sudan, Israel, Palestinian territories, Iraq, Kashmir, Yugoslavia, is a criminal act.Good enough for the UN and every human rights group, good enough for me. Now I will flee the Middle East forum because I don't need the trouble.
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ohara
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posted 21 April 2006 09:31 PM
quote: Originally posted by Frustrated Mess: And it is okay for Palestinian children to die.
Could you please supply the link to this story. Thanks
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posted 21 April 2006 09:53 PM
quote: Originally posted by ohara: Unless you can provide some proof that "Israeli mobs" target Palestinian resteraunts", we will assume its untrue.
Not really too sure...but you KNOW you can Google just as easily as anyone else... You can start here with this AP story He mentions a couple of them...2003 and 2005 and when those bombings occurred, it was AS USUAL pipelined to the western press as 'terrah' and 'unsafe Jews'... Of course if you are like me, I like to read the Israeli papers myself--it's amazing how issues that would be considered as 'anti-semticism' and 'comfort to our enemies' are discussed rather openly among Israelis and their 'supporters'--you usually get the follow up to this or that bombing. Afterall Israelis do have a country to run, albeit a 'shitty' one, awash in violence, avowed racists, drug-trafficking and foreign aid.
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posted 21 April 2006 10:07 PM
I didn't see anything in that article about Isreali mobs targetting Palestinian restaurants. It was about the Israeli 'mob', e.g. organized crime. Did you get the two confused Fear-ah?Every country has organized crime.
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posted 22 April 2006 12:03 AM
quote: Originally posted by worker_drone:
Why then all the fuss over the US building that helicopter pad on ancient Babylonian ruins?
You didn't hear it from me, my point isn't that the destruction of artefacts is of no consequence, merely that preventing the possible destruction of artefacts cannot excuse human rights abuses--the two are not comparable values which can be traded off. However, the US destruction of babylonian artefacts had not even this thin an excuse--there was no excuse or need for it at all, besides the unsupported assertion that if the US army failed to locate its camp there, then the insurgents would have. There is no evidence of any similar insurgent camps in Iraq.
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posted 22 April 2006 01:27 AM
quote: Originally posted by worker_drone: I didn't see anything in that article about Isreali mobs targetting Palestinian restaurants. It was about the Israeli 'mob', e.g. organized crime. Did you get the two confused Fear-ah?Every country has organized crime.
Scroll back that was the Zionist trolls comment--I never said anything about Pally restaurants...I was INFERRING that Israeli mobsters have done specacular bombings that have been 'said' to be Palestinians. You know just like how the IDF attempted to 'snitch jacket' the UN by releasing video suggesting ambulance stretchers were rockets....rem? Unless you 'trolled' Israeli newspapers and the back pages of the MSM, you would have MISSED the IDF retraction...but then again since the Israelis shot in cold blood the head of the UN mission in Palestine and have refused patently to ensure a proper investigation of this murder, it makes sense that Israel would try to smear the UN. One thing I am pleased with is that if this 'disruptor' is the best Foxman and his minions can come up with, then they are in trouble...one of the stupidest I've seen in quite sometime.
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posted 22 April 2006 03:27 AM
quote: I was INFERRING that Israeli mobsters have done specacular bombings that have been 'said' to be Palestinians.
I can see why people would automatically assume it's the Palestinans. I wonder if any Palestinian kids have ever been killed by a Palestinian bullet and had it blamed on Israelis? Nah.
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