All the leaders (or the people on this forum) who have bright ideas for Israel: Come to Israel, leave your secutiry guards at home, and tour Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Netanya.
Once you've done that (and lived as well), we'll pull out of the Palestenian territory.
We've gone there for one reason and one reason only: To destroy the terror chain. No matter how time it takes... it must be done. It will be done (hopefully), but my-not-so-favourite prime minister Sharon should not give up on his people's safety because the world doesn't like it.
Once you've done that (and lived as well), we'll pull out of the Palestenian territory.
We've gone there for one reason and one reason only: To destroy the terror chain. No matter how time it takes... it must be done. It will be done (hopefully), but my-not-so-favourite prime minister Sharon should not give up on his people's safety because the world doesn't like it.
I am only continuing this debate just to see if Senior JSV is actually willing to admit both sides, have had times acted in "appaling human rights" violations. Or something to that effect. I have never heard him criticize Arafat or his Authority, only vague critcism of the suicide bombers.
I am actually reading this article in the Wall Street Journal Europe talking about the European left and whether or not it is "spurring" anti-semitism.
Originally posted by mathiaslg:
<strong>I am actually reading this article in the Wall Street Journal Europe talking about the European left and whether or not it is "spurring" anti-semitism.</strong><hr></blockquote>
<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" /> what the feck, since when has a european political party been able to spur anything? in the 30s was it? The reason you see these demonstrations is because there are so many muslim immigrants everywhere. It's no coincidence that the economy in those countries never develops, as even here they can spend weekdays protesting instead of working. Western welfare gives this opportunity.
Originally posted by AhmedDimwitson:
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<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" /> what the feck, since when has a european political party been able to spur anything? in the 30s was it? The reason you see these demonstrations is because there are so many muslim immigrants everywhere. It's no coincidence that the economy in those countries never develops, as even here they can spend weekdays protesting instead of working. Western welfare gives this opportunity.
The article is more funny that fact based. I am getting a kick out of it.
No, of course your point was to highlight the fact that there are so many Muslim immigrants in the West - the Palestinian diaspora generated by the creation of the state Israel won't have helped this too much...
I'm still confused - you seem unhappy that European political parties are totally without influence in the fight to spur anti-semitism???
Some clarification of that extremely odd post would be appreciated.
I'm still confused - you seem unhappy that European political parties are totally without influence in the fight to spur anti-semitism???
Some clarification of that extremely odd post would be appreciated.
I found the posters (placards) some protestors were carrying blacky humourous - likening Sharon to Hitler, It's kind of ironic.
You kidding, those Muslim gov'ts are basically doing the same thing as their people. While their uneducated masses chear on Arafat, and burn American or Israeli flags, their leaders are too busy stating what Israel is doing is terrorism while ignoring what the Palestinians are doing.
Both sides are fecked. One big bomb in the middle of Jersalem is all that will solve it, or so it seems.
Originally posted by Mancunian Candidate:
<strong>Both sides are fecked. One big bomb in the middle of Jersalem is all that will solve it, or so it seems.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yeah, that would solve it
You have the choice to educate yourself and get a decent job or be unemployed living on welfare ultimatelly provided by those who work. <hr></blockquote>
I have had a good education, including a degree in Elecronic Engineering a difficult subject. I made every effort to improve my chances fot the future - and in spite of that I was laid off by an American/Dutch company during restructuring last Christmas. With a shortage of work available in the technical sector, I have had difficulty finding a permanent job. Are you saying that if I went on welfare - and I may have to pay for food and lodgings soon - that I am a blight on society?
You've probably never been in a position of poverty, probably had every advantage - that's the only way I can understand your attitude toward those out of work.
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Yeah left-wing politics was born yesterday.
When the civil rights movement was born in America during particularly turbulent times in the 60's - you would have been on whose side?
Originally posted by Mancunian Candidate:
<strong>Both sides are fecked. One big bomb in the middle of Jersalem is all that will solve it, or so it seems.</strong><hr></blockquote>
If I knew any aliens I'd tell them to smack one right on that El Akza place and right on the Western Wall...
Problem solved
Originally posted by Roy:
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If I knew any aliens I'd tell them to smack one right on that El Akza place and right on the Western Wall...
Problem solved
Why not drop Davo on it.