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The entire EU has now called for Isreal to halt it's offensive and for both sides to re-instate the cease-fire:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/...acy/index.html
And for some of our residents who think that they all "deserve it"
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AHHH Yeah hamas will really abide by a cease fire, sure they will at 1st to get the tanks and ground forces out of gaza. All will be quite for a small amount of time then Hamas will be back to poking the badger with a spoon again.
HAMAS broke the last Cease fire as they have all the others before, what make you or I or the UN think they wont do it again.
I say let the jews finish the business and be done with it!!!!
Of course not every one hurt deserves it but that the breaks in war, if they didnt want the shit storm they should not have elected a terrorist organization to be the leader of their country territory or what ever the fuck it is, now should they!Last edited by mrsleeve; 01-04-2009, 11:51 PM.The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money. -Alexis de TocquevilleOriginally posted by Fusion
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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Can you imagine what the hundreds of Americans who jumped out of the WTC looked like after they hit the ground at 150 mph? Not a pretty sight either. I think they should show us those pictures, too. Lets look at pictures of Israelis blown to bits in suicide bombings. I want to see that too. In living color.
Hamas, A.K.A Murder, Inc., whose members and supporters danced in the streets of Palestine shooting guns in the air after 9/11, should have taken the time to think about the consequences of their actions when they launched their rockets. But they didn't care beyond their hate. Now their chickens have come home to roost.
It's sad a kid got hurt, maybe even killed. It's sad that 3,000 Americans died on 9/11.
Live by the sword, die by the sword. I'd say Hamas is doing the dying by the sword right now. In war I'm sure there is collateral damage. On 9/11 we had our share.
And odd, isn't it, that there is no standing army in the world marching to Palestine to defend Hamas against Israel. Shit, even Bush had a "coalition of the willing" after 9/11 who marched against the taliban in afghanistan. Where are the armies marching now to defend Hamas?
None. Nobody gives a flying fuck what the UN says.
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Well put about 9/11 !!!!!
War is not pretty war is not fun, innocent people get hurt and they die. Thats war, and thats life.
Hamas deserves it, and hell the palestinians voted hamas in!!!
Fuck the UN/EU, bunch of pussies that are so PC about things that muslim imigrants are raping their countries.The 9mm is a .45 set on stun.:mrgreen:Comment
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The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money. -Alexis de TocquevilleOriginally posted by Fusion
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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Sadly true...
Middle AGES RETURN!!!
Has anyone else noticed that the majority of muslims that believe in...well middle age style ideals...tend to come from very poor areas and for the most part are not well educated?
One of my good friends, was from bosnia and muslim...completely different ideals vs the nuts jobs from the middle east. He explained that muslims, like christians have all their different sects.
That maybe true, but any religion that retaliates in a manner of stabbings and beatings due to a comment/picture...is a bit loony.
Europe for so many years has been open armed and boo hoo for the muslim nut jobs ( not all just the nut jobs ) that its now starting to be a big problem...oh gee...you let people in your country that believe that if you dont follow their religion you should be put to death????The 9mm is a .45 set on stun.:mrgreen:Comment
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Well put about 9/11?..... Sorry, but they're not fighting America, or the American people, so that's not really relevant. It doesn't matter what your 'educated' opinion is because neither side is going to stop fighting a war that's been going on for thousands of years. All these opinionated arguments that support your views still don't compare to statistics. When there's a 400-1 ratio, "war is ugly," isn't an appropriate response.
Go do some research with an unbiased mind. If tofu and the gang can do so. Watch a documentary called "Death in Gaza," it shows why some of your Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists/freedom fighters turn out the way they do. It even has people get blown up like vedubin likes to see, I recommend it. But in seriousness, if you can't find it and you'd like me to upload it, let me know.Comment
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Once again, Chisum, you are spreading hate, and trying to find justification for another blood bath. 9/11 is not justifiable, neither is the bombing of Gaza. Both attackers are fucking lunatics.
Therefore shut the fuck off, move to Israel and enroll into IDF to kill a few arab kids and get your hard-on.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
massivebrakes.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Massiv...78417442267056
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"Therefore shut the fuck off"? Where did you learn how to speak English? An Al Quiada training camp? Are you writing from Camp Gitmo? Truly your hatred of America and Israel has blinded you, my Palestinian friend.
Thanks for answering the questions:
Massive Lee believes George Bush is a terrorist. Massive Lee believes America is a state sponsor of terrorism, particularly in Iraq.
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Oh I'm sorry I misunderstood. It was rogue rabbis who hijacked the planes on 9/11. I stand corrected.
Hamas is a peaceful organization like the Salvation Army. On weekends they help the girl scouts sell cookies. Hamas said they opposed 9/11. Those people in Palestine shooting and cheering in the streets on 9/11 were happy because they won the Gaza Power Ball lottery.
3,000 Americans butchered on 9/11 but you think it's not relevant. Not relevant. Thanks. That says it all, really.Comment
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That was scary! Reminded me of the so-called "honor killings" in Texas.
Slain Lewisville sisters mourned at Christian, Muslim services
Relatives of Lewisville High teens plead with father to surrender to police
09:09 PM CST on Sunday, January 6, 2008
By TANYA EISERER / The Dallas Morning News
teiserer@dallasnews.com
Sarah and Amina Yaser Said looked luminescent in their pink dresses, a pink flower in each girl's hair. One might have thought the sisters were sleeping were it not for the matching pink-lined caskets that held them.
COURTNEY PERRY/DMN
Sarah and Amina Yaser Said were buried in a Muslim cemetery in Denton on Saturday. The Lewisville High students were remembered as teens who excelled in academics and athletics.
Their Christian funeral service Saturday – followed by a Muslim service later in the day – served as a reminder of the promise their short lives held and the needless tragedy of their deaths. Police believe they were killed by their father, a 50-year-old cabdriver.
And the police presence was a reminder that the girls' Egyptian-born father, Yaser Abdel Said, is still on the run.
Amina, 18, and Sarah Yaser Said, 17, who both attended Lewisville High School, were found shot to death in a taxi at an Irving motel Tuesday night.
Before the service, the girls' mother and brother issued a public appeal for Mr. Said to surrender. Patricia Said said her husband needed to be brought to justice so that her "girls can rest in peace." She said that she and her son would remain in hiding until her husband is captured.
"I just want him to pay for what he did to my girls," Mrs. Said said.
Some have speculated that the deaths may have been "honor killings," a practice in which a man kills a female relative who he believes has somehow shamed the family.
COURTNEY PERRY/DMN
Patricia Said mourned the loss of her daughters at a Baptist service Saturday at Rahma Funeral Home.
Irving police have said that they are exploring all possible motives for the slayings. Police have acknowledged that the family had some previous domestic problems.
Gail Gartrell, the sisters' great-aunt, said Saturday that Mr. Said had physically abused the two girls for years. Around Christmas, the girls' mother – Ms. Gartrell's niece – had fled because of Mr. Said's threats to kill the girls after he learned they had boyfriends, she said.
"She ran with them because she knew he would carry out the threat," Ms. Gartrell said. "This was an honor killing."
She said her niece returned after Mr. Said told her that he would move out so they could reconcile. Within a few days, she said, the girls were dead.
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On the night they were found slain, one of the sisters called 911 from a cellphone and said she was dying. Police soon found the two dead of multiple gunshot wounds in a taxi at a service entrance of an Irving hotel.
The funeral at the Rahma Funeral Home on Spring Valley Road highlighted the two vastly different cultures the girls had come from. Mingling among women wearing hajibs covering their hair and loose-fitting flowing clothing were teenagers and adults in Western clothing.
Robert Crisp, a Catholic priest, led a Baptist service, which was followed by a service at a Richardson mosque.
With the small chapel packed and mourners filling the lobby and spilling onto the front sidewalk, strains of the contemporary Christian song "I Can Only Imagine" filled the room.
"It's certainly OK to hurt and to question – and to question even God – to be sad and angry and confused," Father Crisp told the mourners.
Father Crisp said Sarah and Amina had brought joy and hope and should be remembered for how they lived, not how they died. He also mentioned that Amina had blogged that she did not want to be only a memory.
He called upon the crowd to use the girls' lives as an example "to teach us love, hope and looking to the future."
Friends also offered heartfelt recollections of the girls, well-liked students who excelled in athletics and academics.
Kathleen Wong, Sarah's best friend, said she and Sarah had planned to go to college together.
"Sarah always wanted to be a doctor because she wanted to save lives," Kathleen said. "She was more than just a friend. She was an amazing sister."
The short Muslim service was at a gold-domed mosque in Richardson in a cavernous gym, with prayers piped across loudspeakers. The closed caskets were at the far side of the gym, end to end.
Dozens of Muslim men lined up in front of the girls' caskets. About 20 feet behind them were women in hajibs. An imam then led a Muslim prayer.
Dr. Yusuf Kavacki, head of the Richardson mosque, alternating between English and Arabic, told mourners that all living things are destined to die. Another imam talked about families being the most important thing in Islam and the need for parents to work to keep their families strong.
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