Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
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Kurt Nimmo | July 20, 2006
It should be obvious by now that the Israelis not only have it out for Nasrallah and Hezbollah but all Lebanese, including their ??friends,? the Christian Maronite Lebanese.
??Israeli warplanes targeted for the first time a Christian area [the Ashrafiyah neighborhood] of eastern Beirut on Wednesday morning,? reports Adnkronos International.
??During the night the Israeli air and naval forces also targeted another prevalently Christian area, the southern suburb of Hadeth. The junction that takes to the closed Semaan tunnel was struck and a fire broke out in a shrine with a votive cross on top. The areas of Shweifat and Choueifat were targeted in the south-eastern suburbs,? adds Spero News.
??Lebanese believe that not a single inch of their country is beyond the whir of Israeli warplanes, the hiss of a falling bomb or the devastating explosion when one hits,? explains the Mercury News.
Meanwhile, the Brits are taking issue with the Israelis, not for bombing Lebanon per se but rather because ??right-wing Israelis? are celebrating killing British.
??The rightwingers, including Binyamin Netanyahu, the former Prime Minister, are commemorating the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, the headquarters of British rule, that killed 92 people and helped to drive the British from Palestine,? reports the Times Online. ??They have erected a plaque [in tribute to the terrorist group Irgun] outside the restored building, and are holding a two-day seminar with speeches and a tour of the hotel by one of the Jewish resistance fighters involved in the attack?. The controversy over the plaque and the two-day celebration of the bombing, sponsored by Irgun veterans and the right-wing Menachem Begin Heritage Centre, goes to the heart of the debate over the use of political violence in the Middle East. Yesterday Mr. Netanyahu argued in a speech celebrating the attack that the Irgun were governed by morals, unlike fighters from groups such as Hamas.?
In other words, terrorism is moral when it is unleashed by Zionists. Likewise, we are told ad nauseam by the pro-Israel corporate media, Israel??s mass murder campaign in Lebanon is moral because it is ??self defense,? never mind that the babies and grandmothers slaughtered never lifted a hand against Israel. Obviously, it is a punishable offense to be born Arab. The fact one is a Christian does not serve as a hall pass.
While the Brits whine about ??right-wing? (in a word, fascist) Israelis killing their colonial officers and celebrating it, few talk about the crimes perpetuated against the Lebanese.
In 1982, during ??Operation Peace for Galilee? (as in the tombstone epitaph, rest in peace), Lebanon was not only a killing ground, it was also systematically looted. ??Twenty thousand Palestinians and Lebanese died, 25,000 were wounded and 400,000 were made homeless during the first months of the 1982 Israeli invasion. The tonnages dropped on Beirut alone surpassed those of the atomic bomb which devastated Hiroshima. Schools and hospitals were particularly targeted,? writes Ralph Schoenman (The Hidden History of Zionism).
Virtually all rolling stock and heavy equipment from Lebanese factories were looted and taken to Israel. Even the lathes and smaller machine tools from the U.N.R.W.A. vocational training centers were pillaged.
The citrus and olive production of Lebanon south of Beirut was destroyed. The Lebanese economy, whose exports had competed with Israel??s, became moribund. The south of Lebanon became an Israeli market even as the headwaters of the Litani River, like the Jordan River before it, were diverted by the Israelis.
The author of this book experienced the bombing and siege of West Beirut in 1982, lived with Palestinians in the ruins of Ain El Helweh during Israeli occupation and witnessed the devastation in the Palestinian camps of Rashidya, El Bas, Burj al lamali, Mieh Mieh, Burj al Burajneh, Sabra and Shatila, as well as the destruction of the Lebanese towns and villages throughout the south.
The accounts of Israeli enactment of the massacre of Sabra and Shatila have been substantiated by this author, who was present in the camps on the final day of slaughter. He and Mya Shone photographed Israeli tanks and soldiers in Sabra and Shatila and spoke to the survivors over a period of four days.
Israel is currently revisiting these horrors on Lebanon as I write. Lebanon, an example of a modern and multi-ethnic Arab society that works, must be destroyed, as the Arabs, according to the vile ideology of ??right-wing? Israelis such as Binyamin Netanyahu, must never be allowed to prosper.
Moreover, Lebanon serves as the template for the larger Zionist plan to balkanize the neighborhood. ??Lebanon was the model, prepared for its role by the Israelis for thirty years, as the Sharett diaries revealed. It is the expansionist compulsion set forth by Herzl and Ben Gurion even as it is the logical extension of the Sharett diaries. The dissolution of Lebanon was proposed in 1919, planned in 1936, launched in 1954 and realized in 1982,? Schoenman continues, and then quotes the late Israel Shahak:
Lebanon??s total dissolution into five provinces serves as a precedent for the entire Arab world including Egypt, Syria, Iraq and the Arabian peninsula and is already following that track. The subsequent dissolution of Syria and Iraq into ethnically or religiously unique areas, as in Lebanon, is Israel??s primary target on the Eastern front in the long run. The dissolution of the military power of these states serves as the primary short-term target.
??Each Arab state is examined with a view to assessing how it may be disassembled. Wherever minority religious groupings are present in the army, [Oded Yinon] sees opportunity,? Schoenman explains.
Yinon??s plan for Arab and Muslim balkanization, drafted at the precise time Israel was bombarding Lebanon in 1982, was ??shared by many people in power? in Israel, according to its author.
??But the article clearly doesn??t represent any official Israeli view. Instead, it??s an example of the contentious internal debate about Israeli policy that goes on daily in the Hebrew press. Moreover, the Arab reaction to the article may indicate more about Arab fears than the article itself does about Israeli intentions,? opined a dismissive Wall Street Journal on December 8, 1982. ??Still, given the current fragile situation in the Middle East, in which some Lebanese leaders are accusing Israel of encouraging religious strife between Lebanon??s Christian and Druse Moslem sects, Mr. Yinon??s article makes interesting reading.?
??Every Arab state ? especially those with cohesive and clear nationalist directions, is a real target sooner or later,? writes Khalil Nakhleh in the publisher??s note of Israel Shahak??s translation of Yinon??s A Strategy for Israel in the Nineteen Eighties. ??This is not a new idea, nor does it surface for the first time in Zionist strategic thinking. Indeed, fragmenting all Arab states into smaller units has been a recurrent theme,? as revealed by Livia Rokach.
In her book, Israel??s Sacred Terrorism, Rokach argues that the ??inter-Lebanese conflict,? invented by Ben Gurion ??from scratch,? was ??attributed, shamelessly, to Israeli security needs,? a cynical effort to exploit ??terror and aggression to provoke or create the appearance of an Arab threat to Israel??s existence? in order to force the ??partition and subordination of that country to Israel.? According to Rokach, ??a detailed blueprint? was elaborated by Israel more than fifteen years before the Palestinian presence became a political factor in Lebanon,? that is well before Israel used Palestinian ??terrorism? (resistance to occupation and brutality) as an excuse to decimate its neighbor in 1982.
Now the excuse is Hezbollah. Lebanese PM ??Siniora told Milan-based newspaper Corriere della Sera that the Shi??ite militia has been doing the bidding of Syria and Iran, and that it can only be disarmed with the help of the international community and once a cease-fire has been achieved in the current Middle East fighting,? reports Haaretz. ??It??s not a mystery that Hezbollah answers to the political agendas of Tehran and Damascus,? Siniora was quoted as saying by Corriere. ??The entire world must help us disarm Hezbollah. But first we need to reach a cease-fire.?
Of course, attempting to disarm Hezbollah??that is to say set the resistance organization up to be slaughtered by Israel??will result in yet another Lebanese civil war, as Shi??ites will once again turn against Christians, with international ??peacekeepers? caught in the middle, and this will further reduce the country, as long planned.
Finally, the corporate media, working feverishly to blame Hezbollah for Israel??s provocations, admits Hezbollah is a military force to be reckoned with.
??Hezbollah??s ability to use relatively advanced weapons in the last week of fighting against Israel, as well as the variety of its armaments, has surprised U.S. military experts, current and former officials involved in Middle East policy said,? writes the Los Angeles Times, making sure to blame the next target on the neocon hit list. ??The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because intelligence matters are involved, said Hezbollah fighters, once viewed as a ragtag group of guerrillas, appear to have received training by Iran in sophisticated missile technologies. Some of the training may have taken place in Iran, they said?. Israeli intelligence officials said assistance, including basic weapons and supplies, continues to flow from Iran. One Israeli intelligence official said there was new evidence that Iran had stepped up arms shipments through Camp Zabadani, a longtime base that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard maintains in Syria, near the Lebanese border.?
In other words, in order to take out Hezbollah, according to these Israeli ??analysts,? Syria and Iran must be attacked. Of course, even if Israel or the United States attack Syria and Iran, this will not end the resistance in Lebanon.
??The Israelis believe they have had some effect, but Hezbollah remains in this fight,? Jon B. Alterman, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington and a Bush neocon, told the LA Times.
??They can sustain this for quite some time,? thus providing the criminal and genocidal state of Israel all the reason more to attack the innocent and defenseless, including their erstwhile ??friends,? the Maronite Christians of Lebanon.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
Thank You for that post. I wasn't aware until now that Israel specifically targeted a Christian area.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
This happened after Israel issued a statement telling them to leave....I guess its ok since all arabs are terrorist even small children-:rolleyes:
The Times July 24, 2006
Fleeing civilian vehicles hit by Israeli missiles
By Nicholas Blanford in Tyre and Ned Parker in Jerusalem
Video: Latest news at Times Online TV
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspap...282992,00.html
Lebanese Red Cross workers help an injured woman from a minibus hit by a missile near Tyre (Nicholas Blanford)
::nobreak::WITH an expression of utmost calm on her blood-masked face, the woman allowed herself to be gently lowered from the minibus into the waiting arms of two Lebanese Red Cross volunteers.
The rescue workers had extracted her through a jagged hole in the roof of the crumpled bus, created by a missile fired minutes earlier by an Israeli helicopter that had blasted the vehicle off the road. Left behind in the vehicle, slumped over each other and soaked in blood, were the bodies of three people.
The narrow roads that meander through the valleys and undulating chalky hills east of Tyre were a place of terror and death yesterday as Israeli helicopters attacked civilian vehicles fleeing Israel??s 11-day onslaught in south Lebanon.
Dr Ahmad Mrowe, director of the Jabal Amel hospital in Tyre, said: ??Today is the day of the cars. It has been very bad.?
By early evening, the Jabal Amel hospital alone had received 41 wounded, most of them serious, according to hospital sources, all thought to be civilians seeking refuge north of the Litani river after heeding Israeli warnings to leave the area.
The stricken minibus was hit along a road cut into the side of a steep valley beyond Siddiqine village, where Israeli artillery shells exploded in thick, dirty, white plumes of smoke and dust.
One man, his face half torn off by a missile, sat in his seat, his yellowing hand hanging from the window.
Beside him, covered in the dead man??s blood, a woman moved slightly back and forth.
??Can you stand?? asked a Red Cross volunteer. The woman mumbled an incoherent response.
A few yards away, some of the survivors lay on the ground, moaning and crying.
Red Cross medics said that 19 people had been in the vehicle, all of them from Tiri, a small village 7 miles to the south-east.
Abbas Shayter, 12, said: ??Someone came for us and we drove with other cars out of the village.
??We were trying to keep up with the others when we were hit.?
He said his grandmother, uncle and another man had been killed.
An officer with the UN peacekeeping force in south Lebanon said that the Israelis had told them they would not hinder cars travelling north on the main roads.
But the evidence yesterday suggested that cars were being attacked regardless of their occupants and direction of travel.
Hezbollah rockets claimed the lives of two people and wounded 20 others in the Israeli city of Haifa. Another 50 people were injured in rocket attacks in at least 10 other towns across northern Israel.
The attacks came as Israeli troops battled to clear a mile-wide strip along the northern border, encountering resistance from Hezbollah forces in bunkers.
The Israeli Army went to the assistance of an Italian UN observer, Captain Roberto Punzo, who was hit by Hezbollah fire during the clashes. He was taken to hospital in Israel with serious injuries.
A Lebanese photographer, Layal Najib, was killed during another clash in the southern village of Qana.
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Originally Posted by Shelbay
Thank You for that post. I wasn't aware until now that Israel specifically targeted a Christian area.
Shel Dont Belive Piss... He is like Madussa (spewing venom all over the place)...watch out.... < wow im baked madussa referance.
This is what is really going on. If they targeted a christian neighborhood it was cause the enemy was there......
Last Updated: Wednesday, 19 July 2006, 11:38 GMT 12:38 UK
Evangelical Christians plead for Israel
By Richard Allen Greene
BBC News, Washington
Delegates believe it is vital to campaign on behalf of Israel
A week into one of the most severe crises the Middle East has seen in years, Israel is getting an influx of support from an unusual source.
More than 3,400 evangelical Christians have arrived in Washington to lobby lawmakers as part of the first annual summit of Christians United for Israel.
Delegates have come from all 50 states and have 280 meetings on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Pastor John Hagee said.
Pastor Hagee, the main organiser, said the event was the first of its kind.
"For the first time in the history of Christianity in America, Christians will go to the Hill to support Israel as Christians," he said.
The event was planned months ago, and is not a direct response to the ongoing violence in the region.
They see God's word being played out on their television sets
Timothy Shah, Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life
But the military conflict "certainly makes our meeting more significant," Pastor Hagee said.
The thousands of Christians in Washington - who came and are staying at their own expense - will be urging the US government "not to restrain Israel in any way in the pursuit of Hamas and Hezbollah", he said.
"We want our Congress to make sure that not one dime of American money goes to support Hamas and Hezbollah or the enemies of Israel."
Gift from God
John Hagee is the pastor of the 18,000-member Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, and a long-time fervent supporter of Israel.
John Hagee says 40 million Americans back his views
In common with many American evangelicals, he believes that God gave the land to the Jewish people and that Christians have a Biblical duty to support it and the Jews.
His latest book, Jerusalem Countdown: A Warning to the World, interprets the Bible to predict that Russian and Arab armies will invade Israel and be destroyed by God.
This will set up a confrontation over Israel between China and the West, led by the anti-Christ, who will be the head of the European Union, Pastor Hagee writes.
That final battle between East and West - at Armageddon, an actual place in Israel - will precipitate the second coming of Christ, he concludes.
It is not clear how many evangelicals believe literally in those type of prophecies.
Research by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life last year found that evangelical Christians were more likely to support Israel than any other religious group in America besides Jews.
And there are far more evangelicals in America than Jews - estimates suggest that they represent about a quarter of the US population. (Jews make up about 2%.)
Two in three evangelicals believe that the establishment of the state of Israel fulfils Biblical prophecy, the survey found.
And what they see in the news only reinforces their faith, according to Timothy Shah, a scholar at the Pew Forum.
"When they see what's going on in the Middle East, a whole range of enemies arrayed against God's people, they see God's word being played out on their television sets," he said.
"They see Israel triumphing over its enemies as proof that God's promises remain."
'Huge influence'
Evangelical Christian support for Israel is "not a new phenomenon", Mr Shah said, pointing out that there were Christian Zionists lobbying for a homeland for the Jews in Ottoman Palestine in the 19th Century.
These groups have much more influence that Aipac or the so-called Israel lobby
Michelle Goldberg,
Author of Kingdom Coming
What has changed is the movement's level of political involvement, said Nancy Roman, the director of the Council on Foreign Relations' Washington programme.
"Part of what is happening is that the evangelical community in the US is becoming more engaged in the political process," she said.
"Whereas the church used to counsel people not to engage in politics, many churches are now counselling the opposite.
"It's important and it will have a huge influence on foreign policy over time," she added.
Backing irredentists
Michelle Goldberg is deeply concerned about that influence.
She is the author of Kingdom Coming: The Rise of Christian Nationalism, which argues that a significant strain of conservative Christianity is working to undermine fundamental American rights and freedoms.
She said the movement was just as dangerous in foreign policy.
"Christian Zionism is responsible for American support for some of the most irredentist Israeli positions," she said, such as support for settlement-building.
She said evangelical Christians had substantial influence on US Middle East policy - more so than some better-known names such as Aipac, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
Rosa Highwater came in response to a call from God
"The influence of Hagee is to make the American public support the government's completely one-sided, hawkishly pro-Israel stance. These groups have much more influence than Aipac or the so-called Israel lobby."
Pastor Hagee himself said his group potentially had more clout than Jewish pro-Israel groups.
"When a congressman sees someone from Aipac coming through the door, he knows he represents six million people. We represent 40 million people."
One of those people is Rosa Highwater of Biloxi, Mississippi, who heard about the Washington summit through a local pastor.
She had no money to attend, she said, but added: "You have to believe and trust in the Lord when he tells you he's going to do something."
And in the end, friends paid for her journey to Washington and put her up in nearby Virginia.
She said she was not sure which congressman she would be meeting on Wednesday, but she knew her mission was important.
"Israel is God's first love," she said. "The Lord told me to come and be an intercessor. I said, 'I got to go. I got to do this.'"
That is closer to the truth than Israel wants to kill Christians...please
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
John hagee Hahahahahaha he's still waiting for the rapture to occur, he needs to hurry up and leave for israel hope he brings a tent flashlite and an AK.....
MIDDLE EAST: ISRAELIS TARGET CHRISTIAN PART OF BEIRUT
Beirut, 19 July (AKI) - Israeli warplanes targeted for the first time a Christian area of eastern Beirut on Wednesday morning. No one was reportedly injured in the attack. Two trucks were hit near the department store 'Abc' in the heart of the Ashrafiyah neighbourhood. The two vehicles were however not reportedly transporting missiles as initially thought. Residents panicked and took to the streets after the raid. "We aren't safe here anymore," Ratiba Naaman told Adnkronos International (AKI).
A 73-year-old Palestinian refugee who moved to Lebanon in 1948, Naaman wondered: "Why are they attacking these areas? It is them who are the terrorists."
Carole Haddad, who owns a pharmacy near the 'Abc' department store, said: "I hate Nasrallah (the leader of the Shiite guerrille Hesbollah, which is backed by Syria and Iran) and his warmongers, I hate Iran, but I am also Lebanese and cannot stand that my country is destroyed. The Israelis are terrorists like Ahmadinejad."
Most residents of Ashrafiyah were expected to leave their homes on Wednesday.
http://www.adnki.com/index_2Level_En...322578407&par=
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
You are baked.
Medusa didn't spew venom. She had a head full of venomous snakes instead of hair. And her gaze turned people to stone. You must be thinking of some other mythological creature.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
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A 73-year-old Palestinian refugee who moved to Lebanon in 1948, Naaman wondered: "Why are they attacking these areas? It is them who are the terrorists."
Why didnt Mr. Naaman Tell Hizbolla to get the fuck out, radical Islam Is not welcome here.......
Now Israel has to remove Hizbolla......... No cease fire till they are gone...
the fact that Syria wants to sit down and talk means it is working... dont talk to syria just keep kicking there ass.
See in war you stop kicking ass when you enemy wont fight any more... if we/ they stop They will just regroup and rest and rearm..... NO KICK MORE ASS....... Hamas is next,,,, f
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
So in other words bong30 your waiting for the rapture to occur with the destruction of israel, cause thats what gonna happen at the rate things are going now and i quote hagee "His latest book, Jerusalem Countdown: A Warning to the World, interprets the Bible to predict that Russian and Arab armies will invade Israel and be destroyed by God.
This will set up a confrontation over Israel between China and the West, led by the anti-Christ, who will be the head of the European Union, Pastor Hagee writes.
That final battle between East and West - at Armageddon, an actual place in Israel - will precipitate the second coming of Christ, he concludes. "
So i say lets just hurry up and bring jesus back down cause im tired of waiting
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
just because of 2 SOLDIERS who were kidnapped, a whole fucking country has to be destroyed along with the civillians in it. my mom comes from lebanon. i have family in lebanon. this war is such shit-- israel isnt suffering one bit, all their citizens have bomb shelters, most lebanese cant even afford bomb-shelters. their country is being destroyed, their people are being killed, they have no water, no electric and food is not exactly plentiful. 386 i believe is the death count today (tuesday july 25th) and Israel's is 39. who is suffering more from this? I'm a jew too but i feel like america's just givin israel the green light to completely overreact to this situation. wen fuckin elizabeth smart was kidnapped we didnt go bomb the shit out of the midwest did we now. israel could have gotten their soldiers back without killing 386 people. but... i guess they're ALL terrorists.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
I don't think Israel is amenable to prisoner exchange. What Hezbullah wants is for hundreds of their prisoners to be released in return for the two Israelis they have imprisoned. Which is a lopsided trade, especially when you take into account that the recidivism rate for released Hezbullah members is enormous (e.g., mostly every time they release one, he goes back to bombing and killing Israelis).
And they didn't start this over a couple of captured Israelis. They started this because Hezbullah was using Lebanon to stage attacks into Israel, and Lebanon can't make them stop, and nobody else was willing to do so.
The 10-for-1 fatality ratio is supposed to encourage either the Lebanese people to control their own country, or to provide incentive for the U.N. or someone else to step in and force the Hezbullah guerillas to get far enough away from the Israeli border that they can't lob missiles into Israel or easily stage attacks across the border into Israel. Which, by the way, is something Hezbullah already agreed to do, years ago. But clearly their word is meaningless and they can't be trusted to keep it.
And how exactly would Israel get their soldiers back? Ask nicely? They tried that. And Hezbullah is willing to give up the two soldiers...if Israel will put a few hundred terrorists dedicated to blowing up Israelies back on the street. Gee, I wonder why that doesn't sound like a good plan to the Israelis.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
i'm not saying it was a fair trade but it doesnt call for a full out war.
also, israel hadnt been attacked by hazbollah before they bombed the airport-- with the exception of the kidnappings. i believe you're thinking of hamas. that's palestine.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
oh and sorry for double posting, but killing civilians shouldnt be any type of encouragement. its just encouraging lebanese to join hazbollah. plus... hello? international law.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
International law decreed that Hezbullah stay away from the Israeli border. And also not lob missiles at civilians. There certainly are rules, and Hezbullah has thumbed their nose at the rules. So the Israelis are saying, if they aren't going to play by the rules, okay then, neither will we.
Let's say there's a one-on-one basketball game, and both sides agree to the rules, but then one player arbitrarily decides not to play by the agreed-upon rules and comes to the game with a pistol and starts taking shots at the other player. You expect that player to continue the game normally and just accept whatever bullet wounds he may suffer? I sure wouldn't.
Airports and roads are where Hezbullah gets their supplies from Iran and Syria. Choke off the supply lines, win the battle. Troops can't fight very well when cut off from their supply lines, and it's psychologically demoralizing when your supply lines are cut. These guys aren't building the missiles they're lobbing into Israel in some basement.
Not sure why you feel the need to defend attacks on Hezbullah. Have you forgotten, they were the ones behind blowing up 270 or so U.S. Marines? If they get their asses tromped, great. It's sad that they're hiding themselves among civilians, but they aren't following the Geneva Convention, or much of any other rules either, so that's the way it is.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
you on the money jams!
with hamas and hezballah as their neighbors its obvious israel has to deal with them in a different way. Do you think we would have been half as polite with osama if he was in mexico rallying the whole country agains us? Fuck no.. we would have cleaned them out.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
dude im not defending hazbollah at all. im saying that the people who are suffering from this are civillians not hazbollah and if anyone SHOULD be suffering it should be hazbollah, since it was their actions that started the war. all i was saying before is that its stupid that all these innocent people have to die and or suffer because of some dumbass orginization who really no one liked until israel started bombing lebanon and people felt hazbollah was the only group who could defend them. the lebanese army is shit, they cant defend lebanon against israel. they can't even disarm hazbollah.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
I wonder what my neigbors would think if I went up into their yards treating for fire ants before the fukrs get reestablished in my yard again.
Would they be pissy that I'm in their yard...or get bent because I'd be killing a, hostile to me life form.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
btw...we're all blood relatives anyways. If ya get mad about one distant relative getting offed, ya better feel that way about any human getting killed.
Ahhh...but bias is such a hard thing to get rid of though eh.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
Personally, snuff an American and it seems like any other murder to me. But if the deceased happen to be a redskins fan killed by a cowboys fan.....its on!!!
I'd personally jihad the hell out of Irving, TX.
Israel Attacks its Christian ??Friends? in Lebanon
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Personally, snuff an American and it seems like any other murder to me. But if the deceased happen to be a redskins fan killed by a cowboys fan.....its on!!!
I'd personally jihad the hell out of Irving, TX.
LOL.... Then My Denver Broncos.. will come through and kick all thier butts....
Your killing me STS...........
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You are baked.
Medusa didn't spew venom. She had a head full of venomous snakes instead of hair. And her gaze turned people to stone. You must be thinking of some other mythological creature.
I was thinking last night. We could make a political cartoon of PIss........
He would be cartoon like Madusa, but it looks like him (what ever that is) and each one of his sigs would be on the side of each of the snakes... it would say....infowars.com on the side of the snake. prison planet on the side of of the next one and so on..............
They would be spewing venom out, but if you look at it real close you see that it is anti american, words real small.............
Is this the first Political cartoon of a Member?
Sweet.............:thumbsup: in good fun Piss............
