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[QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"]Whoever is disguised of Israel's action is an anti-Semite. ffaf666yep thats true......however the jews who are against israel are the worst, they are self-hating jews. Must report them to the ADL pronto. Yep, damn them anti-Semitic Jews!
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Mehdi1984"] LOL... you're avoiding the question. Do you believe Hamas was shooting rockets into Israel during the ceasefire? Even thought the Israeli spokesman for the Prime Minister said they hadn't? Yes or no.Mehdi1984Are you saying there are no rocket attacks in that time frame at all? I didn't say Hamas had to get it's own hands dirty.;) You didn't say, because you are afraid to flatly admit that Hamas did not fire any rockets during the cease-fire. Admitting it would be the first step of admitting Israel was in the wrong here. Uh no. I don't believe Hamas is innocent. And I'm not naive enough to believe they don't have a means to accomplish what they wish.
[QUOTE="ffaf666"][QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"]Whoever is disguised of Israel's action is an anti-Semite. Ultimate-Playayep thats true......however the jews who are against israel are the worst, they are self-hating jews. Must report them to the ADL pronto. Yep, damn them anti-Semitic Jews! i was actually being sarcastic, it kinda emphasises the point that if you are against israel, it doesnt mean that you are anti semetic.
[QUOTE="Mehdi1984"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Are you saying there are no rocket attacks in that time frame at all? I didn't say Hamas had to get it's own hands dirty.;)LJS9502_basicYou didn't say, because you are afraid to flatly admit that Hamas did not fire any rockets during the cease-fire. Admitting it would be the first step of admitting Israel was in the wrong here. Uh no. I don't believe Hamas is innocent. And I'm not naive enough to believe they don't have a means to accomplish what they wish. FYI: Mossad created Hamas organization to divide Palestinians into two factions (Fatah and Hamas). Divide and conquer; a common tactic used by Jews. Do you know a common slogan that says "Divided We Fall, United We Stand"? It pretty much applies to everything including the division of Palestinians which led to their downfall. http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/ZER403A.html If the link I provided is too "fringe" for you then google it.
[QUOTE="Mehdi1984"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Are you saying there are no rocket attacks in that time frame at all? I didn't say Hamas had to get it's own hands dirty.;)LJS9502_basicYou didn't say, because you are afraid to flatly admit that Hamas did not fire any rockets during the cease-fire. Admitting it would be the first step of admitting Israel was in the wrong here. Uh no. I don't believe Hamas is innocent. And I'm not naive enough to believe they don't have a means to accomplish what they wish. Once again: Do you believe Hamas was shooting rockets into Israel during the ceasefire? Even thought the Israeli spokesman for the Prime Minister said they hadn't? Why are you unable to answer one of the most pivotal questions of this entire conflict?
[QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"][QUOTE="ffaf666"] yep thats true......however the jews who are against israel are the worst, they are self-hating jews. Must report them to the ADL pronto.ffaf666Yep, damn them anti-Semitic Jews! i was actually being sarcastic, it kinda emphasises the point that if you are against israel, it doesnt mean that you are anti semetic. Chill bro, I'm having fun and so should you.
[QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"] Incorrect, the emotional damage dealt to Jews have been irreparable. Also, the moral equivalency between Hamas, a radical Islamic terrorist group whose anti-Semitic charter cites the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East and perhaps America's greatest ally in the world.VandalvideoEmotional damage? Do you have any idea how many children you're orphaning? How many wives you're widowing? How many innocents are dieing? The emotional damage of 1000 outweighs that of 13! Israel is performing a deplorable act. They've killed hundreds of innocent lives, far surpassing anything that happened in the time span with Hamas. Not to mention tehy are starving 1.5 million innocent lives because of a few third party extremists. These people are fighting for their lives. Israel isn't little Ms. Innocent. And Israel isn't the only bloody democracy in the middle east. Learn to Turkey. It's an excerpt I quoted from our favorite Abraham Foxman. http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/blog/2009/01/exchange_between_bill_moyers_a.html
[QUOTE="ffaf666"]Ron paul admitted that hamas was funded by israel and Usa, its on youtube.Mehdi1984
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Mehdi1984"] You didn't say, because you are afraid to flatly admit that Hamas did not fire any rockets during the cease-fire. Admitting it would be the first step of admitting Israel was in the wrong here. Mehdi1984Uh no. I don't believe Hamas is innocent. And I'm not naive enough to believe they don't have a means to accomplish what they wish. Once again: Do you believe Hamas was shooting rockets into Israel during the ceasefire? Even thought the Israeli spokesman for the Prime Minister said they hadn't? Why are you unable to answer one of the most pivotal questions of this entire conflict?Wow way to read posts. I've answered that twice now. I believe Hamas was involved...oh they may have a group of militants do the actually dirty work but their fingerprints are there. As for the prime minister you keep allegedly quoting...I'm guessing he's going by the groups admitting they did it. Doesn't mean Hamas isn't involved behind the scenes you know.
In fact, [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Jihad_Movement_in_Palestine]this states they have worked with Hamas.;)
It's an excerpt I quoted from our favorite Abraham Foxman.Ultimate-PlayaThis man needs to be educated then. If he thinks that Israel is the only bloody democracy in the Middle East it shows how little he knows about the region. Heck, Turkey could be a much stronger ally than Israel. It is a Moslem nation (politico speak), it has a democratic government, and it is about to join the EU.
Wow way to read posts. I've answered that twice now. I believe Hamas was involved...oh they may have a group of militants do the actually dirty work but their fingerprints are there. As for the prime minister you keep allegedly quoting...I'm guessing he's going by the groups admitting they did it. Doesn't mean Hamas isn't involved behind the scenes you know.LJS9502_basicDoesn't mean they were either. Hamas condemned these rocket launches. Not to mention they have a vested interest in getting the blockade removed. I'd like to see some IDF reports clearly outlining the connection between Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
[QUOTE="Mehdi1984"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Uh no. I don't believe Hamas is innocent. And I'm not naive enough to believe they don't have a means to accomplish what they wish.LJS9502_basicOnce again: Do you believe Hamas was shooting rockets into Israel during the ceasefire? Even thought the Israeli spokesman for the Prime Minister said they hadn't? Why are you unable to answer one of the most pivotal questions of this entire conflict?Wow way to read posts. I've answered that twice now. I believe Hamas was involved...oh they may have a group of militants do the actually dirty work but their fingerprints are there. As for the prime minister you keep allegedly quoting...I'm guessing he's going by the groups admitting they did it. Doesn't mean Hamas isn't involved behind the scenes you know. Sounds like a conspiracy theory to me.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Mehdi1984"] Once again: Do you believe Hamas was shooting rockets into Israel during the ceasefire? Even thought the Israeli spokesman for the Prime Minister said they hadn't? Why are you unable to answer one of the most pivotal questions of this entire conflict?Mehdi1984Wow way to read posts. I've answered that twice now. I believe Hamas was involved...oh they may have a group of militants do the actually dirty work but their fingerprints are there. As for the prime minister you keep allegedly quoting...I'm guessing he's going by the groups admitting they did it. Doesn't mean Hamas isn't involved behind the scenes you know. Sounds like a conspiracy theory to me.Does it? Seems they have in fact worked together in this. So while a conspiracy..not a theory.
[QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"] It's an excerpt I quoted from our favorite Abraham Foxman.VandalvideoThis man needs to be educated then. If he thinks that Israel is the only bloody democracy in the Middle East it shows how little he knows about the region. Heck, Turkey could be a much stronger ally than Israel. It is a Moslem nation (politico speak), it has a democratic government, and it is about to join the EU. Yes, however I would not like to see Turkey to join the EU. Thank you.
]Does it? Seems they have in factn worked together in this. So while a conspiracy..not a theory.LJS9502_basicUhhh, your own link says that Hamas and Islamic Jihad "Have clashed repeatedly." Aside from it being wikipedia, I wouldn't think that constitutes a working relationship.
[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Ultimate-Playa"] It's an excerpt I quoted from our favorite Abraham Foxman.Ultimate-PlayaThis man needs to be educated then. If he thinks that Israel is the only bloody democracy in the Middle East it shows how little he knows about the region. Heck, Turkey could be a much stronger ally than Israel. It is a Moslem nation (politico speak), it has a democratic government, and it is about to join the EU. Yes, however I would not like to see Turkey to join the EU. Thank you. they need to claim responisbility for the genocide done to the armenians, which abe foxman denied ever happened, shameful.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]]Does it? Seems they have in factn worked together in this. So while a conspiracy..not a theory.VandalvideoUhhh, your own link says that Hamas and Islamic Jihad "Have clashed repeatedly." Aside from it being wikipedia, I wouldn't think that constitutes a working relationship.Uh... I quote.(Wiki is cited and generally reliable)
Islamic Jihad has much in common with Hamas. They both have an Islamist agenda, they call for the destruction of Israel, they have cooperated in attacks against Israel, they formed as offshoots of Egypt's Islamic Brotherhood, and they receive funds from Iran.
[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]]Does it? Seems they have in factn worked together in this. So while a conspiracy..not a theory.LJS9502_basicUhhh, your own link says that Hamas and Islamic Jihad "Have clashed repeatedly." Aside from it being wikipedia, I wouldn't think that constitutes a working relationship.Uh... I quote.(Wiki is cited and generally reliable)
Islamic Jihad has much in common with Hamas. They both have an Islamist agenda, they call for the destruction of Israel, they have cooperated in attacks against Israel, they formed as offshoots of Egypt's Islamic Brotherhood, and they receive funds from Iran.
Did you even bother following up on the citation they gave? Number 7? http://cordover.blogspot.com/2007/08/hamas-confronts-islamic-jihad.html They cited an article which basically outlines the conflicts between Islamic Jihad and Hamas started in 2007. Its also a blog, which isn't exactly the most reputable source of information.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"] Uhhh, your own link says that Hamas and Islamic Jihad "Have clashed repeatedly." Aside from it being wikipedia, I wouldn't think that constitutes a working relationship.VandalvideoUh... I quote.(Wiki is cited and generally reliable)
Islamic Jihad has much in common with Hamas. They both have an Islamist agenda, they call for the destruction of Israel, they have cooperated in attacks against Israel, they formed as offshoots of Egypt's Islamic Brotherhood, and they receive funds from Iran.
Did you even bother following up on the citation they gave? Number 7? They cited an article which basically outlines the conflicts between Islamic Jihad and Hamas started in 2007. Its also a blog, which isn't exactly the most reputable source of information.blogs are not in and of themselves unreputable. If an article outlines conflicts between the two but still finds a common ground for them to work together that speaks volumns as well actually.Excerpt from council on human relations...
What attacks is Hamas responsible for?
Hamas is believed to have killed more than five hundred people in more than 350 separate terrorist attacks since 1993. Not all Hamas's attacks have been carried out by suicide bombers. The group has also accepted responsibility for assaults using mortars, short-range rockets, and small arms fire. In 1996, Hamas bombings played an important role in undermining the election hopes of Labor Party leader Shimon Peres, who represented the succession to assassinated Oslo Accords signatory, Yitzhak Rabin. (Likud's Benyamin Netnanyahu, who ran against the accords, won instead). Between 2001 and 2003, in particular, Hamas and its comrades of Palestinian Islamic Jihad carried out dozens of such attacks, ultimately leading Israel to begin construction of a barrier between itself and Palestinian regions.
blogs are not in and of themselves unreputable. If an article outlines conflicts between the two but still finds a common ground for them to work together that speaks volumns as well actually.LJS9502_basicSpeak volumes? They are basing their writing on a blog that has absolutely no credibility without any scholarly value wahtsoever. There is absolutely no way to confirm if what this guy is saying is the truth, and he doesn't even cite any external sources.
And according to the article you provided which you seem so intent on believe, in 2007 a rift started to form between the groups and they've since been shooting at each other. You're saying that these groups, who have been fighting each other for a year now, worked together to plan the attacks in 2008, after which Hamas dismissed the attacks as contrary to their wishs? According to this more recent article http://www.ynetnews.com/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticlePrintPreview/1,2506,L-3464232,00.html Fatah has been instigating an internal war between Islamic Jihad and Hamas. From all accounts they are not working together, and you cannot pin the acts by Islamic Jihad on Hamas.Excerpt from council on human relations...hat attacks is Hamas responsible for? Hamas is believed to have killed more than five hundred people in more than 350 separate terrorist attacks since 1993. Not all Hamas's attacks have been carried out by suicide bombers. The group has also accepted responsibility for assaults using mortars, short-range rockets, and small arms fire. In 1996, Hamas bombings played an important role in undermining the election hopes of Labor Party leader Shimon Peres, who represented the succession to assassinated Oslo Accords signatory, Yitzhak Rabin. (Likud's Benyamin Netnanyahu, who ran against the accords, won instead). Between 2001 and 2003, in particular, Hamas and its comrades of Palestinian Islamic Jihad carried out dozens of such attacks, ultimately leading Israel to begin construction of a barrier between itself and Palestinian regions.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]blogs are not in and of themselves unreputable. If an article outlines conflicts between the two but still finds a common ground for them to work together that speaks volumns as well actually.VandalvideoSpeak volumes? They are basing their writing on a blog that has absolutely no credibility without any scholarly value wahtsoever. There is absolutely no way to confirm if what this guy is saying is the truth, and he doesn't even cite any external sources.
And according to the article you provided which you seem so intent on believe, in 2007 a rift started to form between the groups and they've since been shooting at each other. You're saying that these groups, who have been fighting each other for a year now, worked together to plan the attacks in 2008, after which Hamas dismissed the attacks as contrary to their wishs? According to this more recent article. Fatah has been instigating an internal war between Islamic Jihad and Hamas. From all accounts they are not working together, and you cannot pin the acts by Islamic Jihad on Hamas.Which does not mean the two would not work together nor would it mean they haven't figured out Fatah by now.:|Excerpt from council on human relations...hat attacks is Hamas responsible for? Hamas is believed to have killed more than five hundred people in more than 350 separate terrorist attacks since 1993. Not all Hamas's attacks have been carried out by suicide bombers. The group has also accepted responsibility for assaults using mortars, short-range rockets, and small arms fire. In 1996, Hamas bombings played an important role in undermining the election hopes of Labor Party leader Shimon Peres, who represented the succession to assassinated Oslo Accords signatory, Yitzhak Rabin. (Likud's Benyamin Netnanyahu, who ran against the accords, won instead). Between 2001 and 2003, in particular, Hamas and its comrades of Palestinian Islamic Jihad carried out dozens of such attacks, ultimately leading Israel to begin construction of a barrier between itself and Palestinian regions.
PS your link is old and out of date and before the time frame I am referring to so it's invalid.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"] Uhhh, your own link says that Hamas and Islamic Jihad "Have clashed repeatedly." Aside from it being wikipedia, I wouldn't think that constitutes a working relationship.VandalvideoUh... I quote.(Wiki is cited and generally reliable)
Islamic Jihad has much in common with Hamas. They both have an Islamist agenda, they call for the destruction of Israel, they have cooperated in attacks against Israel, they formed as offshoots of Egypt's Islamic Brotherhood, and they receive funds from Iran.
Did you even bother following up on the citation they gave? Number 7? http://cordover.blogspot.com/2007/08/hamas-confronts-islamic-jihad.html They cited an article which basically outlines the conflicts between Islamic Jihad and Hamas started in 2007. Its also a blog, which isn't exactly the most reputable source of information. I think it's quite clear at this point that LJ doesn't actually know what he's talking about. Rather he is emotionally attached to Israel, and as such is defending it with bizarre stories that he has fabricated. This is clearly seen in his inability to write coherent and comprehensive arguments against the main points being presented to him. Not to mention, the citation he is doing is quite clearly desperate on-the-spot google searches, in attempts to find articles that somewhat fit with his stories. Anyone who actually follows developing events, like the situation in Gaza, would be able to cite sources from the top of their head. Heck, half these articles he has posted are random and not even aligned with the arguments he presents.]Which does not mean the two would not work together nor would it mean they haven't figured out Fatah by now.:|LJS9502_basicGive me evidence that the two have reconciled. According to the Times: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1636397,00.html?xid=feed-cnn-topics There has been increased scrutiny of Islamic Jihad by Hamas. There is a rift forming between the two. All recent evidence points to them being two seperate entities.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]]Which does not mean the two would not work together nor would it mean they haven't figured out Fatah by now.:|VandalvideoGive me evidence that the two have reconciled. According to the Times: There has been increased scrutiny of Islamic Jihad by Hamas. There is a rift forming between the two. All recent evidence points to them being two seperate entities.:lol: Anoter out of date article seriously. 18 months old. The fact that the Islamic Jihand is working freeling in Hamas controlled Gaza without any reprisals is pretty clear as to the two groups working together against their common enemy. Are you telling me they haven't figured out what Fatah was trying to do a couple years ago while the rest of the world has? You must assume they don't read.
Seems to suggest some cooperation here..no?
I think it's quite clear at this point that LJ doesn't actually know what he's talking about. Rather he is emotionally attached to Israel, and as such is defending it with bizarre stories that he has fabricated. This is clearly seen in his inability to write coherent and comprehensive arguments against the main points being presented to him. Not to mention, the citation he is doing is quite clearly desperate on-the-spot google searches, in attempts to find articles that somewhat fit with his stories. Anyone who actually follows developing events, like the situation in Gaza, would be able to cite sources from the top of their head. Heck, half these articles he has posted are random and not even aligned with the arguments he presents.Mehdi1984Fabricated? I've supplied links to everything. Emotionally attached..now I assume with your name and your continued topics that you are of arabic descent most likely. Could be wrong. No offense but I don't particularly care what happens in the middle east as it doesn't concern me. However, i do see one sided bias in these threads and am attempting to even the field. I used the council on foreign relations and the same site vandal used. You are just not accepting of other points of view dude because you are more tied to the issue than I.
[QUOTE="Mehdi1984"] I think it's quite clear at this point that LJ doesn't actually know what he's talking about. Rather he is emotionally attached to Israel, and as such is defending it with bizarre stories that he has fabricated. This is clearly seen in his inability to write coherent and comprehensive arguments against the main points being presented to him. Not to mention, the citation he is doing is quite clearly desperate on-the-spot google searches, in attempts to find articles that somewhat fit with his stories. Anyone who actually follows developing events, like the situation in Gaza, would be able to cite sources from the top of their head. Heck, half these articles he has posted are random and not even aligned with the arguments he presents.LJS9502_basicFabricated? I've supplied links to everything. Emotionally attached..now I assume with your name and your continued topics that you are of arabic descent most likely. Could be wrong. No offense but I don't particularly care what happens in the middle east as it doesn't concern me. However, i do see one sided bias in these threads and am attempting to even the field. I used the council on foreign relations and the same site vandal used. You are just not accepting of other points of view dude because you are more tied to the issue than I.
His username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
[QUOTE="Devour2Survive"][QUOTE="duxup"]The pope would seem to agree.II_Seraphim_IIRacist mod is racist. LOLWUT? How was that racist? He didnt make a claim or anything, he just reported what someone else said :? And how would calling Gaza a "concentration camp" equal racism? First of all, Judaism is not a race, but a religion. Secondly calling Gaza a concentration camp has nothing to do with ones race. It merely describes the current conditions in the area. I am talking about him mentioning the Pope...why would he mention the Pope like that?
[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="Devour2Survive"] Racist mod is racist.Devour2SurviveLOLWUT? How was that racist? He didnt make a claim or anything, he just reported what someone else said :? And how would calling Gaza a "concentration camp" equal racism? First of all, Judaism is not a race, but a religion. Secondly calling Gaza a concentration camp has nothing to do with ones race. It merely describes the current conditions in the area. I am talking about him mentioning the Pope...why would he mention the Pope like that?
Sorry for jumping to conclusions :P Anyways, I think he mentioned the Pope because it was relevant. The Pope's aid said similar things, so I guess it makes sense to mention the Pope :P.
On another note, people really need to understand what the word "Semite" really means, because people obviously fail to grasp that Palestinians are also Semites :?
[QUOTE="Mehdi1984"] I think it's quite clear at this point that LJ doesn't actually know what he's talking about. Rather he is emotionally attached to Israel, and as such is defending it with bizarre stories that he has fabricated. This is clearly seen in his inability to write coherent and comprehensive arguments against the main points being presented to him. Not to mention, the citation he is doing is quite clearly desperate on-the-spot google searches, in attempts to find articles that somewhat fit with his stories. Anyone who actually follows developing events, like the situation in Gaza, would be able to cite sources from the top of their head. Heck, half these articles he has posted are random and not even aligned with the arguments he presents.LJS9502_basicFabricated? I've supplied links to everything. Emotionally attached..now I assume with your name and your continued topics that you are of arabic descent most likely. Could be wrong. No offense but I don't particularly care what happens in the middle east as it doesn't concern me. However, i do see one sided bias in these threads and am attempting to even the field. I used the council on foreign relations and the same site vandal used. You are just not accepting of other points of view dude because you are more tied to the issue than I. Oh man. I'm sorry -- but let me just put it this way: The discussion between us two is on these boards for everyone to see. So hopefully those who have an open mind can see the black from the white for themselves. Cause quite frankly, I'm lol'ing from my desk right now. That said, I got some work to do. Have fun posting your fairy tales, I'll be on later tonight. :)
I thought as much. This issue is clearly emotional for him. I'm trying to be unbiased. I blame both sides for not settling this but Hamas doesn't seem to want to settle and I don't like that they use their people as they do.His username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
ghoklebutter
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I thought as much. This issue is clearly emotional for him. I'm trying to be unbiased. I blame both sides for not settling this but Hamas doesn't seem to want to settle and I don't like that they use their people as they do. and he bought it. Fireworks anyone?His username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
LJS9502_basic
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]LOL... siggedHis username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
Mehdi1984
Uhh, why?
I was just speculating. :|
I know someone whose name is Medhi and he is an Arab Muslim.
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I thought as much. This issue is clearly emotional for him. I'm trying to be unbiased. I blame both sides for not settling this but Hamas doesn't seem to want to settle and I don't like that they use their people as they do. Wrong, it is Israel who is refusing to cooperate to create a two-state solution Israelis want a one-state solution to this "problem.His username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
LJS9502_basic
pro israeli cant even admit that they did a mistake. You just still dehumanise the people you occupy, has the desire for land hardned your heart? No need to take 2000 years or so of being stateless out on the palestinians. You no there was no troble between the non jewish arabs and the jews before zionism.ffaf666Many Israeli citizens are very critical of the Israeli government. The only peoplewho seem to just give the Israeli government a pass for whatever it is they do is the pro-Israel U.S. politician, because if they were to actually be openly critical of the Israeli government's behavior there would be a huge uproar from the Jewish community. And as Jesse Jackson learned the hard way, the support of the Jewish community is a tremendous asset when it comes to getting elected.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I thought as much. This issue is clearly emotional for him. I'm trying to be unbiased. I blame both sides for not settling this but Hamas doesn't seem to want to settle and I don't like that they use their people as they do. Wrong, it is Israel who is refusing to cooperate to create a two-state solution Israelis want a one-state solution to this "problem. Your sig is blinding and makes no sense at all.His username is clearly Pakistani. Therefore he probably has Arab descent.
Ultimate-Playa
This isn't religious. So you're saying it's alright for Hamas to bomb the **** out of Israel with to consequences?chrisrooR
And in todays news:
Hamas, bombs the **** out of israel leaving none other than a stagering and frightfull 1 civilian death, this is simply monstruous and should not be tolerated. Israel retaliated with infinite wisdom and in the name of good and justice, by using "holy" rockets (that god would even aprove of) how many were killed? an insignificant 250+ babies.
[QUOTE="chrisrooR"]This isn't religious. So you're saying it's alright for Hamas to bomb the **** out of Israel with to consequences?Yongying
And in todays news:
Hamas, bombs the **** out of israel leaving none other than a stagering and frightfull 1 civilian death, this is simply monstruous and should not be tolerated. Israel retaliated with infinite wisdom and in the name of good and justice, by using "holy" rockets (that god would even aprove of) how many were killed? an insignificant 250+ babies.
250+ babies that Hamas were using as meat shields. Hamas are scum and need to be eliminated from the planet. You want real terrorism? Try using a hospital as a missile base to launch rockets from, that's terrorism. It's not like this was the first time Israel was bombed either, this has been going on for some time now. You expect Israel to sit idly by and watch cities be destroyed?:lol: Anoter out of date article seriously. 18 months old. The fact that the Islamic Jihand is working freeling in Hamas controlled Gaza without any reprisals is pretty clear as to the two groups working together against their common enemy. Are you telling me they haven't figured out what Fatah was trying to do a couple years ago while the rest of the world has? You must assume they don't read.LJS9502_basicThe mere fact that Islamic Jihad is agreeing to the ceasefire isn't necessarily proof that these two organizations worked together to fire missles towards Israel. You ahven't even began to meet that kind of burden. I've given you multiple links that clearly illustrate an animosity between these two organizations. Your link does not, in any way, show that these two groups worked together. I even gave you a link where it shows that the two fought each other in 2007 and hostilities erupted and they ended up kililng each other.
[QUOTE="Yongying"][QUOTE="chrisrooR"]This isn't religious. So you're saying it's alright for Hamas to bomb the **** out of Israel with to consequences?chrisrooR
And in todays news:
Hamas, bombs the **** out of israel leaving none other than a stagering and frightfull 1 civilian death, this is simply monstruous and should not be tolerated. Israel retaliated with infinite wisdom and in the name of good and justice, by using "holy" rockets (that god would even aprove of) how many were killed? an insignificant 250+ babies.
250+ babies that Hamas were using as meat shields. Hamas are scum and need to be eliminated from the planet. You want real terrorism? Try using a hospital as a missile base to launch rockets from, that's terrorism. It's not like this was the first time Israel was bombed either, this has been going on for some time now. You expect Israel to sit idly by and watch cities be destroyed?No doubt, hamas are scum, Israel are also scum. but meat sheilds? cmon, is that all they are? aparently yes, which is what is so wrong with everything. In a terrorist situation you don't kill civilians just to get to the terrorist, don't they teach people that at the police academy?Oh i understand what you was trying to say, so the terrorists were armed with babies, and the terrorists should be disarmed first? right?YongyingNo, I meant that Hamas are using these children to create false sympathy; that's what makes their actions so detestable. Their hiding behind civilians, Israel isn't purposely trying to kill civilians, but unfortunately, that's where the Hamas are hiding. :|
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