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Posted: 8/15/2006 12:02:59 PM | | How can so many people believe that what hezbollah is doing is a good thing? How is it fair for them to send out there rockets blindly not knowing what they are going to hit as long as people get killed it makes them happy. How is that "activism" and not "terrorism"? Why is it so wrong for Israel to try and put a stop to terrorism against their country? It is sad all of the casualties that have happened on either end but how many could have been prevented by hezbollah itself? They didn't have to take those men and then start all the conflict and they could have returned them with a warning to israel but no they kept them and then it was just an excuse for them to begin to attack israel. Every time I see the news I see how contradictory it is. Wolf blitzer asking one woman why iran supplies hezbollah in lebanon with weopns ect. she kept saying oh it is a seperate issue...its a seperate issue. Why is it seperate? not one of them can answer to that. Hezbollah, lebanon and iran all have the same goal in mind to (in the words of both the iranian president and hezbollah leaders) wipe israel off the map. Hezbollah doesn't care about life period its trivial to them they don't care if its lebanese people or israeli people that die as long as they reach their sick little goals and are able to practice their brand of ahem.."activism" by brain-washing people to their own ends. How would it be any different from what bin laden wants with the usa only its lebanon, iran hezbollah attacking Israel and not afgahnistan against the states. | |
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| Who thinks that what hezbollah is doing really is the right thing?
Posted: 8/15/2006 2:26:28 PM |
How is it fair for them to send out there rockets blindly not knowing what they are going to hit as long as people get killed it makes them happy.
Lebanese dead: 1,130 civilians; 35 Government Military; 65+ Hezbollah
Israeli dead: 52 civilians; 118 Military
Seems Hezbollah has better vision than Israel.
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Posted: 8/15/2006 2:31:18 PM |
Nice try. There's a big difference between criticizing murder by one side and supporting the other side. Not everyone who criticized Stalin supported Hitler.
That's beside the point.
I've read quite a few posts here that support Hezbollah.
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Posted: 8/15/2006 3:06:55 PM | it's like asking someone if they want to be stabed or shot? what difference does it make?
both hezbollah and the israeli army have committed war crimes. the only difference is that israel has far better means to do it and can bomb a lot more civilians and it did just that. the ratio is about 10 to 1. and hezbollah, well it's still there so the justification for this war ( to get rid of hezbollah) turned out to be completely wrong. this leads me to think that it was not about getting rid of hezbollah but more like punishing the lebanese people. | |
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Posted: 8/15/2006 3:43:20 PM | Those still in Lebanon were littered with Israeli dropped papers, insisting they leave immediately and all moving vehicles would be targetted.
Nice...
I just find it too one sided everyone seems to side with hezbollah when they are in the wrong thats all.
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Posted: 8/15/2006 3:50:29 PM | The minute I saw the heading of this thread, I knew that there were going to be not just a few, but a lot of supporters of hezbollah, sometimes it is no fun being right..... The ones that are supporters of hezbollah, hamas, and any other militant islamist group have yet to realize that if they militant islamist had their way, and the USA and Israel didn't have the BALLS to stand up to them, then first ones that the islamists would come after would be the ones that are the easiest targets; and that would be their "supporters" in Canada, and the USA. They, the militant islamists are basically cowards, in that they keep their true goals and intentions within their own community, and put on a false front when questioned by outside sources. They are very vocal when their audience is their own, and preach up a storm about how they will not rest until "Israel is in the sea", and the "infidels" are exterminated...... Hey, those of you who support them, or can't see a difference, unless you bow to the east 5 times a day, and follow their version of the koran, you are an INFIDEL. Basically, what part of "Infidels will all die" do you not understand? The militant islamists have a three tiered society: Either 1. You believe and conform to their way, 2. you live as an outcast, and are subject to HEAVY taxation for the privilege of living, 3. you die.
Make your choice.....
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| Who thinks that what hezbollah is doing really is the right thing?
Posted: 8/15/2006 3:52:47 PM |
How many of those civilians were warned to be out of the area?
 Oh yes...it's the civilians fault.
Women and children were among those killed when the convoy was hit. "Bodies litter the road," an eyewitness said. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5182564.stm
Bridge bombings cut Lebanese lifeline: http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,,1837195,00.html
Israeli bomb hits near Turkish Red Crescent convoy to Lebanon: http://english.people.com.cn/200608/12/eng20060812_292390.html
Israel air strike hits Lebanon convoy, 7 dead: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1&categ_id=2&article_id=74689
Warplanes bomb evacuee convoy: http://www.theage.com.au/news/world/warplanes-bomb-evacuee-convoy/2006/07/24/1153593251142.html
Israel's bombs cut off Beirut: http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/08/04/mideast.main/
Israel Bombs Bridge, Isolating Southern Lebanon: http://freeinternetpress.com/story.php?sid=7928
Israel imposes Lebanon blockade: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5175160.stm
Israel hits Lebanon road at border with Syria: http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L30233156.htm
etc. http://electronicintifada.net/bytopic/maps.shtml
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Posted: 8/15/2006 4:24:08 PM | Hezbollah doesn't care about life period its trivial to them they don't care if its lebanese people or israeli people that die as long as they reach their sick little goals and are able to practice their brand of ahem.."activism" by brain-washing people to their own ends. OH DEAR ~~~It seems pretty simple to me ... Israel has been illegally occupying Palestinian land for almost 50 years ... committing genocide on the Palestinians daily ... all backed by the USA.
Does it occur to you that they might just be getting their nose full? I wonder what that must feel like to take the time and energy to build a house on your own property only to have the Israeli's come in and bulldoze it away and put houses up exclusively for Jews? Hmmm .... that'd probably pizz me off! I wonder what it must feel like to watch that happen knowing that living human beings are still in the house? Yeah ... that'd probably pizz me off too!
I view the Hezbollah as "freedom fighters" ... Israeli's as terrorists.
The Israeli's need to give those people their rightful land back and be happy with what they were given in the first place. They need to stop being so greedy! And they need to stop committing genocide on the Palestinian people!
The Israeli's need to get off the Palestinian land now and leave those people alone. I don't think the killing will stop until they do ... if someone like "greedy Israel" was doing that to me ... I'd try to kill them!
I don't blame the Palestinians one bit for fighting for what is rightfully theirs.
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Posted: 8/15/2006 5:54:00 PM |
How can so many people believe that what hezbollah is doing is a good thing? How is it fair for them to send out there rockets blindly not knowing what they are going to hit as long as people get killed it makes them happy. How is that "activism" and not "terrorism"? Their rockets hit less civilians than Israel's "Missile guides". Compare the civilian deaths Lebanon and Israel. Why is it so wrong for Israel to try and put a stop to terrorism against their country? It is sad all of the casualties that have happened on either end but how many could have been prevented by hezbollah itself? You mean their country or their stolen lands???? They didn't have to take those men and then start all the conflict and they could have returned them with a warning to israel but no they kept them and then it was just an excuse for them to begin to attack israel. Every time I see the news I see how contradictory it is. Wolf blitzer asking one woman why iran supplies hezbollah in lebanon with weopns ect. she kept saying oh it is a seperate issue...its a seperate issue. Why is it seperate? not one of them can answer to that. Hezbollah, lebanon and iran all have the same goal in mind to (in the words of both the iranian president and hezbollah leaders) wipe israel off the map. Iranian president said that whoever inflicted hardship on Jews must give them land as well to have their country and name it Israel. Hezbollah doesn't care about life period its trivial to them they don't care if its lebanese people or israeli people that die as long as they reach their sick little goals and are able to practice their brand of ahem.."activism" by brain-washing people to their own ends. How would it be any different from what bin laden wants with the usa only its lebanon, iran hezbollah attacking Israel and not afgahnistan against the states. The difference is Bin Laudin was supported and funded by US government. Hezbollah is not. | |
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Posted: 8/15/2006 5:55:20 PM | | Ok I am not trying to peeve people off but hezbollah did in fact start this conflict and it is a fact that their rockets have no device to narrow it down to a target wich therefore it will hit only in the direction it is pointed in wich usually is in the middle of a town in ISRAEL wich kills whom...innocent jewish people. Does eveyone think that every israeli is in the military over there? I would think not man its not at all likely and do you think that those people want to be killed anymore than the palistinians/lebanese innocents do? How is hezbollah making it any more free for those people? The same as any other terror group. Sure we will fix your home and school your young and give you medicines...the price being one of the young men in their family unit wheather its a son a cousin a brother so how is that fair really? Its baiting a trap. We will make your life a better life for a price. How are the people who are lebanese who do not join up to hezbollah treated? In their own towns and cities? Ostasized and a little bit outcast i would imagine. | |
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| Who thinks that what hezbollah is doing really is the right thing?
Posted: 8/15/2006 6:05:52 PM | Blood Trade
Investigators searching the homes of the suicide bombers in the Casablanca attacks of May 2003 discovered documents inspired by the sermons of radical Islamist ideologue Abu Qatada. These sermons, among other things, justified criminal fundraising activity provided that the money was used to finance jihad. This has provided Hezbollah with the necessary religious justification for establishing a global web of criminal enterprises in support of terrorism.
A General Accounting Office (GAO) Report published on December 12, 2003 confirmed that Hezbollah earns and transfers millions of dollars for terrorist purposes through an elaborate global criminal network involving precious stones, metals, drugs, smuggling, extortion and the manufacture and export of counterfeit pharmaceuticals, American dollars and automotive products. In Lebanon in 2003, for example, $1.2M worth of counterfeit brake pads and shock absorbers were seized, the profits for which were earmarked for Hezbollah. [5] The organization not only uses Lebanon's Beka’a Valley poppy crop for funds (much as al Qaeda used Afghanistan's poppy crop for the financing its global jihad effort), but it uses the revenues to buy support from Israeli Arabs who are prepared to carry out operations against Israel. [6] It also employs front companies and phony businesses to funnel cash or extortion taxes to subsidize its terrorist networks.
In Africa for the past five years, Hezbollah has raised millions of dollars by selling diamonds in Europe mined in Sierra Leone. The U.S. Embassy in Freetown has published a report to the effect that rough diamonds worth $70M to $100M are smuggled out of the country each year for the purpose of buying and smuggling weapons for terrorist activities. The UN and Belgian police believe that Hezbollah sold at least $19M of the stones on the Antwerp diamond market in the year before the September 11, 2001 attacks. [7]
In South America, the tri-border region (formed by the cities of Puerto Igauzu, Argentina; Foz do Iguazu, Brazil; and Ciudad del Este, Paraguay) has also proven to be a literal "gold mine" for Hezbollah's global criminal enterprises, and one of the most successful of its financiers was Assad Ahmad Barakat. Barakat was part owner of Galeria Page, one of Ciudad del Este’s largest shopping malls. Evidence at his trial disclosed that he had used the mall and his wholesale import-export businesses as a front to recruit Hezbollah volunteers and as a large source of financial support for terrorist activities including the Israeli Embassy and the AMIA bombings in Argentina in the mid-1990s.
As deputy to a Hezbollah financial director, Ali Kazan, Barakat served as a treasurer for Hezbollah in the region, carried contributions to Lebanon for the group, and was the primary liaison for Hezbollah's Secretary General Shaykh Hasan Nasrallah. He used his company, Barakat Import Export Ltda. to raise millions of dollars for Hezbollah in Lebanon by mortgaging the company in order to borrow money from a bank in what turned out to be a fraud scheme. Barakat was also involved in a counterfeiting ring that distributed fake U.S. dollars that generated cash to fund Hezbollah operations in the Middle East.
After his arrest in June 2002, Paraguayan authorities recovered a video of Hezbollah military operations from a personal computer in one of Barakat's stores. The footage depicted the detonation of explosives, some of which showed people dying from these explosions. Another file included Hezbollah military orders for each town and village in southern Lebanon. Barakat is also known to have relayed information to and from Hezbollah leaders in Lebanon and, at their request, sought sensitive information about the activities of Arabs in the tri-border area.
In particular, he procured information about Arab community members who traveled to the United States or Israel and transmitted that information to Hezbollah's Foreign Relations Department in Lebanon. He also regularly hosted and attended meetings of senior Hezbollah tri-border area leaders. According to information available to the U.S. government, he attended a meeting of the area's Hezbollah members in the fall of 2000 in Brazil where Hezbollah members discussed their intentions to identify, locate and assassinate former members of the Army of South Lebanon and Israelis. [8]
In June 2004, Barakat was designated as the key terrorist financier in South America using financial crime from counterfeiting to extortion to generate funding for Hezbollah. He is currently serving six and a half years in a Paraguay prison for tax evasion. Francis X. Taylor, the State Department’s coordinator for counter terrorism, noted in testimony to Congress on October 10, 2001 that the tri-border region had a “long-standing presence of Islamic extremist organizations” and named Hezbollah specifically as being involved in “fundraising activities and proselytizing among the large expatriate population from the Middle East.”
There are also an increasing number of reports of strategic and logistical cooperation between al Qaeda and Hezbollah in the area. Al Qaeda’s desire to bring the jihad to the United States makes the proximity of South America all the more appealing - especially with the knowledge that illegal access into America from both Mexico and Canada is far easier than through normal immigration channels. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage testified before a joint House-Senate Intelligence Committee that Hezbollah now has a capacity similar to al Qaeda to organize a mega-attack against U.S. targets and he noted its presence in South America. Other administration officials have asserted that over the long term, Hezbollah may be more dangerous to the United States than al Qaeda so the fears expressed recently by the FBI and Homeland Security officials concerning "sleeper cells" on U.S. soil are not unwarranted.
In the U.S., there are at least a dozen Hezbollah cells across the United States, each including a hard core of several dozen suspected terrorists (primarily in Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Boston), a number with military training in Hezbollah camps - plus hundreds of supporters. The concern is that Hezbollah - among other groups - may have implanted U.S.-based sleepers not only to raise money, but also to orchestrate an attack if and when the timing is right. And it is that fear that keeps U.S. law enforcement and intelligence officials up at night. Hezbollah's infrastructure within the U.S. has mostly given financial and logistic support for a focused and successful guerilla war against Israel. As a fighting force in America, however, Hezbollah's sleepers have yet to be tested.
What is known is that programs of Hezbollah's Al-Manor television station have aired on Detroit's Channel 23, and Hezbollah calendars have been distributed through the Islamic Center of America (ICA) in Detroit. Detroit, in fact, is home to one of the largest Muslim communities in the United States and several individuals from that community have already pleaded guilty to "providing material support to terrorists." [9] Hezbollah is especially popular in Dearborn, where Osama Siblani, the publisher of the Arab American News, considers members of Hezbollah - along with Hamas and other jihadist groups – as ”freedom fighters” and shopkeepers are tuned in to Al Jazeera on a constant basis. As Diana West wryly noted: “To find TVs in the heartland tuned in to this station today is roughly akin to coming across an American town, circa 1942, tuned in to Axis propagandists Tokyo Rose and Lord Haw Haw.” [10]
But it is Hezbollah's illicit enterprises in America that have drawn the attention of our security and intelligence agencies. A Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) investigation into a pseudo-ephedrine smuggling scam in the American Midwest led investigators to Jordan, Yemen, Lebanon, and other Middle Eastern countries including bank accounts tied to Hezbollah and Hamas. [11] DEA chief Asa Hutchinson confirmed: "a significant portion of some of the sales are sent to the Middle East to benefit terrorist organizations." A senior U.S. law enforcement official added, "There is a significant amount of money moved out of the United States attributed to fraud that goes to terrorism" and American supporters of Hezbollah are the source. In March 2005, Mahmoud Youssef Kourani, a Lebanese citizen living in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, was sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison for conspiring to raise money for Hezbollah. Kourani admitted hosting meetings at his home where donations for Hezbollah were solicited by a guest speaker from Lebanon. According to the indictment unsealed by a federal grand jury in Michigan in January 2004, Kourani was a “member, fighter, recruiter and fund-raiser for Hezbollah.” [12]
But a much more sophisticated plan to raise funds for Hezbollah was already well underway in North Carolina by then. In a detailed 85-page federal affidavit, filed under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act in July 2002, Mohammad and Chawki Hammoud, two brothers, were involved in a Hezbollah support cell in Charlotte, North Carolina, and were subsequently found guilty of a variety of criminal charges including funding Hezbollah activities from the proceeds of an interstate cigarette smuggling ring. On February 28, 2003, Mohammad Hammoud received an extraordinary 155 years in prison for racketeering and "material support" of Hezbollah. Seven other defendants plead guilty to a variety of charges including conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, cigarette smuggling, bank scams, bribery, credit card fraud, immigration fraud, identity theft, tax evasion, and money laundering. The cell had used so many identities that investigators had to dig through a mind-boggling 500 accounts to follow the money trail.
They relied on fraudulent Social Security numbers, passed bad checks, used stolen credit cards, passed stolen goods via mail drops, and engaged in forgery. Tax returns from cell members were exercises in creative accounting. Hammoud had made bank deposits in 1997 totaling $737,318, but reported total wages of just $24,693. The next year, another conspirator deposited $90,903, but listed no income at all. Hammoud's cousin owned a house-painting company, employed illegal aliens to staff it, paid them under the table, and skipped on taxes! But credit card scams were their specialty. One of the Charlotte Hezbollah cell members adopted the identities of Middle Eastern students after graduation, expanded their credit card limits to the maximum, and then racked up half a million dollars on the cards before disappearing without paying them off. His phone had four different rings - each one for a different identity, and he used so many false names that he had to pull a book out of a friend's safe and study it before going to the bank. [13]
The Hammoud case began innocuously enough in 1995. A local sheriff's detective Bob Fromme, working off-duty as a security guard at JR Tobacco Warehouse in Statesville, N.C., grew suspicious when he saw a group of Middle Eastern men repeatedly buying hundreds of cartons of cigarettes apiece. Each week, Hammoud and his support cell would pack three to four minivans full with cigarettes, each load reportedly worth some $13,000. Copying an old Mafia scam, the men then ran vanloads of cigarettes from North Carolina (taxed at only 50 cents a carton) to Michigan (where the tax was $7.50 a carton), and illegally pocketed the difference. Fromme persuaded the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to investigate. Just as they were poised to bring charges, the FBI swooped in and took over - linking the smuggling operation to the Hezbollah cell that Hammoud headed.
It is estimated that, between 1996 and 1999, they bought nearly $300,000 worth of cigarettes on ten credit cards. By the time of their arrest, the smugglers had accumulated some $8M - nearly a quarter of that pure profit. A substantial portion was then transferred in Vancouver, Canada to a Canadian Hezbollah operative who used the money to fund shipments of a wide range of “dual use” military gear to Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon. The gear included night-vision goggles, GPS devices, mine detectors, radar, laser range finders, blasting equipment, and sophisticated software.
Hammoud’s entry into America was typical. Refused a visa by the U.S. Embassy in Syria, he made his way to Venezuela, bought a fake visa for $200, and in 1992 flew to New York, where he demanded asylum, then promptly disappeared. He followed a family member to Charlotte, where he ended up delivering pizzas for Domino's. The rest, as they say, is history.
Investigations subsequently disclosed that eight of the key suspects in the Charlotte case hailed from the same neighborhood of south Beirut, a longtime Hezbollah stronghold. Hammoud, by age 15, was serving in the Hezbollah militia. The case outlined against the cell was about fund-raising, but there was enough evidence seized in the course of the investigation to justify a legitimate concern about terrorism in general. Evidence gathered in the case included photos of Hammoud brandishing an automatic rifle in Hezbollah headquarters and holding rocket launchers in Lebanon. Also seized from Hammoud's house was a videotape of Hezbollah men with explosive belts around their waist "and the interpretation of the chanting was: ‘We pledge to detonate ourselves to shake the ground under the feet of our enemies, America and Israel.’" [14]
Conclusion
An al Qaeda computer that had been used by bin Laden and other al Qaeda leaders until they fled Kabul in the face of advancing American and Northern Alliance forces sheds light upon its intentions for America. It contained an unfinished justification of the 9/11 attacks. The essay, "The Truth about the New Crusade: A Ruling on the Killing of Women and Children of the Non-Believers," was written by Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who worked with Khalid Sheikh Muhammad in organizing the September 11th attacks. It argued that "the sanctity of women, children, and the elderly is not absolute" and concluded that "in killing Americans who are ordinarily off limits, Muslims should not exceed four million non-combatants, or render more than ten million of them homeless" and they mean what they say. It is all part of the global Islamic jihad where the death of millions of civilians can be justified on the grounds that they are subhuman infidels. [15] While Sunnis have no great affection for heretic Shiites, or visa-versa, when it comes to infidels, apostates and the global Islamic jihad, there is very little ideological space that divides them. It is that alliance that challenges the Free World.
If to save itself from a humiliating defeat, Hezbollah unleashes chemical and/ or biological weapons against Israel, it is likely that the use of such weapons would not be limited to Israel alone. Geniis are difficult to put back into their bottles once they have emerged. If we have learned anything in the post 9/11 world, it is that the security paradigm of the past - the oceans and our "technological edge" would keep us safe - no longer applies in the age of mega-terror especially when the agents of terror live among us and are dedicated to the destruction of our way of life.
Endnotes:
1. Dan Darling, “Israel’s Enemy is America’s – The bloody history of Hezbollah,” Weekly Standard, July 16, 2006.
2. "Hezbollah in America," Washington Times, May 20, 2005.
3. Daniel Byman, "Should Hezbollah Be Next?" Foreign Affairs, November/December 2003.
4. "Hezbollah and the Current Conflict", Anti-Defamation League, July 20, 2006.
This is a long article but I thought it may open a few eyes, Raise some eyebrows maybe on this topic, Its true they are terrorists. | |
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| Who thinks that what hezbollah is doing really is the right thing?
Posted: 8/15/2006 6:22:19 PM |
http://hrw.org/english/docs/2006/07/18/lebano13760.htm
 You sure you want to bring HRW in?
http://www.hrw.org/doc?t=mideast&c=lebano
Including a weapon Israel started using, in 2001... The Israeli army should immediately stop using U.S.-supplied flechette shells: http://hrw.org/english/docs/2003/04/29/isrlpa5821_txt.htm
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| Who thinks that what hezbollah is doing really is the right thing?
Posted: 8/15/2006 6:23:14 PM | Here's something to think about when you see the pictures of the so called ravages caused by Israel:
The 20-year veteran civil defense worker said he shows dead children to photographers to make clear that Israeli airstrikes killed young Lebanese during the monthlong conflict. Some Internet bloggers have accused him of setting up photos and of treating the dead insensitively.
In one photograph, taken after an Israeli airstrike hit a building in the village of Qana, Daher held a dead infant over his head. The boy’s blue pacifier was pinned to his nightshirt.
“I did hold the baby up, but I was saying ‘look at who the Israelis are killing. They are children,’” Daher said. “These are not fighters. They have no guns. They are children, civilians they are killing.’ ”
He said he had no regrets and he made no apologies. “I wanted people to see who was dying. They said they were killing fighters. They killed children.”
source: http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/
There are many examples of these kinds of photos in the mainstream media. So no I don't think what hezbollah is doing is right. But at least what I've provided here can explain why so many people are anti israeli: because mainstream media is! | |
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Posted: 8/15/2006 6:25:42 PM | Ok I am not trying to peeve people off but hezbollah did in fact start this conflict and it is a fact that their rockets have no device to narrow it down to a target wich therefore it will hit only in the direction it is pointed in wich usually is in the middle of a town in ISRAEL wich kills whom...innocent jewish people. Yeah ... well ... we don't know for a fact that Hezbollah did start this.
What we do know it that the Israeli's have been killing the Palestinians for years ... it happens to be called genocide. And we also know that all Israeli's are trained killers ... even the Israeli children kill the Palestinian children in the streets as they try to walk to school ...
Geezy Peezy, didn't you take the time to watch the movie? I thought everyone had seen that by now.
http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=-6604775898578139565&q=Peace%2C+Propaganda+%26+the+Promised+Land
The Israeli's have been driving the Palestinians off their land and greedily stealing it from them for years. Excuse me???? Innocent Jewish people? Trained killers. Committing genocide for years. Greedy land-grabbers.
Enough is enough.
I do feel sorry for all the innocent people who were killed, don't misunderstand me. But for years the Israeli's have been killing off the Palestinians and the world has just stood by and turned their head .... what is that you say? Oh that's just collateral damage ... the Israeli's were defending themselves.
Hardly ... they were greedily stealing that land from those people and those people were fighting back as best they could ... throwing rocks at tanks ... trying to save their land, their homes, their lives. The USA was backing the Israeli's all the way.
Huh? I guess the Hezbollah rocket just caused some collateral damage! Sometimes it can't be helped ... right? If the Israeli's can justify genocide and greedy land-grabbing ... why can't the Hezbollah justify a little collateral damage from a rocket that goes astray?
Stop funding the Israeli's and give those people back their land and Hezbollah will no longer have a reason to exist! | |
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