Re: 500 Hezbollah Terrorists killed by IDF
Is that why they continue to fire more & more missiles, deeper & deeper into Israel?
Re: 500 Hezbollah Terrorists killed by IDF
Is that why they continue to fire more & more missiles, deeper & deeper into Israel?
Re: 500 Hezbollah Terrorists killed by IDF
So far...Hezb has spared Tel Aviv... what a restraint...hmmmmmm
Re: 500 Hezbollah Terrorists killed by IDF
Ohio Nazi:
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They have been set back many years, and the country of Lebanon has been set back decades.
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I think that is the only thought which may comfort a Nazionist. Otherwise everything else about the situation is plain frustrating for them. So much so that Nazis had to change their top generals. Besides, the myth of IDF has also been shattered in pieces.
It also gives Lebanon the reason to strengthen their military against future Nazionist fascism.
Better than seeing a frustrated American Monkey president, is to see a frustrated Nazi pi**ed off at his Markawas becoming chariots of Hell. Well, they got what they deserved even in this world. :thumbs up.
Re: 500 Hezbollah Terrorists killed by IDF
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You ever heard of little place called Saudi Arabia? What about Pakistan?
Doesn’t firing thousands of rockets indiscriminately into Israel constitute a violation of human rights and immoral acts?
Hezbollah set the terms, they fight from within civlian areas, that’s the reason for high civilian casualties. You can’t expect guidelines to be followed when you break every one of them.
Allowing an armed militia to attack a neighboring country sacrifices your claim as a soverign state.
You ever heard of little place called Saudi Arabia? What about Pakistan?
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Guys...take care...before the Islamic guys screw the $hit out of the christians and jews...I mean it... :)
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I’m speaking Zionism. Don’t get it twisted. Zionism is not Judaism. Pakistan was formed on Islamic Principles… not on, say, extermist Wahabi principles. The state of Pakistans extremists right now is not because of Islam, but because of extremist influences. Pakistans early history does not point to sectarian violence. Sectarian violence in Pakistan siginficantly increased after Zia ul Haq’s regime.
Israel has a bloody and racist history, from the day of its inception. There were numerous terror groups in Israel in the 50s and 60s.
It sure does, but take a look at the extent of the damage. Which party started the large scale attacks? Why is it that you wouldn’t object to the concept that Israel has a right to defend itself, but be shallow and not agree that it is actually Hezbollah that REACTED to Israels unproportion bombardment of Beirut by firing rockets into northern Israel.
Your beloved media does a really good job at mixing up the timeline of events so that it seems like Israel is defending itself from Hezbollah rockets, when in fact Hezbollahs rockets are fired AFTER Israeli attacks. Furthermore-- don’t even dare say that Hezbollah rockets violate human rights when you are comparing it to Israels attacks.
If Hezbollah was solely attacking Israel, with Israel doing nothing about it, I would have to wholeheartedly agree with what you said, but in this case, it’s a ridiculous thing to say.
Let me point something out for you. Ever notice how your media never sticks to their story? When Qana was attacked, Israel claimed that Hezbollah hide within civilians, but when the IDF were literally shut down and paralized from taking over Bint Jbeil, they claimed that Hezbollah have sophisticated tunnels and underground bunkers which is why they (Hezbollah) are able to carry out their attacks. So which one is it?
And allowing your own military to illegally occupy land in Gaza and West Bank and shutting down the water supply in Palestine, in turn crippling the economy sacrifices YOUR claim as a soverign state? Give me a break. Sure, Israel has a right to the land it has, but there is no way you can justify their illegal settlements.
I don’t understand why you keep bringing up these two countries. The war is between Israel and Hezbollah (Lebanon). Saudi Arabia is obviously formed on a very extremist and ignorant ideology. I fully agree with you on that. Pakistan is in a mess right now as well… but fact of the matter is, our issue involves Israel and its Zionist principles. It seems you are not a fan of extermist Saudi Arabia. How then can you defend Zionism when they are essentially the same thing (in your view)?
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I think what Seminole is pointing out is that it is a little hard to object to "Zionism" when you have "Islamic Rebublics" where non-Muslim minorities and minority sects are clearly mistreated and have little or no rights. Israeli Arabs generally have far more rights in Israel than if they lived in an Islamic Republic. (ie they have the right to vote, serve in the Knesset and other public offices). When was the last time anybody voted for the President of Pakistan? or anybody in Saudi, or 2500 candidates that were thrown off the ballots by the Mullahs in Iran?
He is pointing out just a wee bit of selective outrage.
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^^Israeli arabs don't have bunkers in their areas...howzaaaaat... :D
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Okay, now we're turning this into a discussion of a utopian state. Even in your beloved AmeriKKKa, there are numerous hate groups. There are the KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, etc. Muslims are discriminated against. Blacks are hated on. Latinos are despised. And this is from a nation that doesn't seem to follow any certain religious ideologies, but rather "capitalism". So, for you to compare the mistreatment of minorities in Pakistan (due to Islam) to the mistreatment of Arabs in Israel (due to Zionism) is baseless.
What you fail to understand is that no matter where you go, there will always be discrimination, etc. Even in our so-called Islamic countries. But I never said anything about religion as an ideology for governance. Don't put words in my mouth!
I clearly differentiated between the ideology of Judaism with that of Zionism. Zioinsm is a distinctly racist ideology. You cannot deny this. If you disagree with the statement, please do your readings and research on Zionism first, and THEN come and post.
Non-muslims are mistreated in Pakistan because they are minorities. Not because Islam (or for that matter Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Zorastrism, etc) tells you to hate others. No religion states that. Minorities are hated on everywhere. I mean, look at the history of European Jews settling in North America right after the second World War. How were they treated?
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Israeli Arabs generally have far more rights in Israel than if they lived in an Islamic Republic. (ie they have the right to vote, serve in the Knesset and other public offices).
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Wow. You clearly haven't either 1) been to Palestine and/or 2) know any Palestinians that have lived in the region. Ever wonder why many of the rockets fired by Hezbollah end up killing ARAB israelis rather than the jews? It's because they have strategically located their military presences in their cities closer to the arab communities. Arab communities in Israel are the most vulnerable to attack. This is fact. I will try to find you a geographic breakdown of the way communities are setup in Israel. As for them having far more rights... did you know that Israeli jews continuously destroy the crops of Arab farmers, and burn their olive trees? Did you know that it's almost impossible for an Arab to get a high paying job in Israel? Did you know that Palestine has the largest number of PHD's per capita, yet has an overwhelming 65% unemployment rate?
So what...? They get to vote! La di da. Why do you make it seem like voting is the most important right a person can have? It's obvious that Lebanese christians or druze did not vote for Hezbollah in parlaiment. Yet Hezbollah openly provide social welfare programs to everyone regardless of your background. Can the same be said about Israel? What's more important than voting itself is having a just and non-corrupt government. This can't be controlled through voting. Pakistani's should know that best.
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When was the last time anybody voted for the President of Pakistan?
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Once again, what the f does Pakistans corrupt political system have to do with Israels blatantly aggressive and illegal actions? I mean, look at the year 2000 election with the Florida re-count. Corruption in politics has nothing to do with religion. When was the last time anybody voted for the President of the United States?