Who does Osama think he is?

anjjan · May 20, 2004, 7:25am

If we count all above posts, there are many-many in favor of OBL, in favor of his way of revenge, his way of bloodshed.
I wonder, what are the reasons for so much thrust for blood?

ravage · May 20, 2004, 7:33am

count them please, before you actually make a hypothesis. count the ones calling for blood.

PurelyAvgGirl · May 21, 2004, 12:45am

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i suggest u to read history..........
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Dear usmanjunooni,

Sinse the middle ages Palestine has not been free state or country governed solely by Palestinians.

Not the Jews or Palestinians had self governed homeland in the middle ages... 1500's til.....

Not until recent history was Jewish state of Israel established.

I don't support Jewish settlements of areas originally designated for Palestinians.

I do support establishment of Jewish state.

I also support the establishment of a Palestinian state which was promised.

I don't support the ideal that Jewish state does not have the right to exist.

I don't support violence instigated by soldiers or bombers.

1516-1917
Palestine incorporated into the Ottoman state and administered from Istanbul.

1917
- November: The Balfour declaration - UK foreign minister declares support towards establishing a Jewish state in Palestine.

1918
- September: British forces, led by Gen. Allenby, occupy Palestine
- October: World War I ends.

1918
After WW I ended, Jews began to migrate to Palestine, which was set a side as a British mandate with approval of the League of Nations in 1922. Large-scale Jewish settlement and extensive Zionist agricultural and industrial enterprises in Palestine began during the British mandatory period, which lasted until 1948.

1929
Large-scale attacks on Jews by Arabs rocked Jerusalem. Palestinians killed 133 Jews and suffered 116 deaths. Sparked by a dispute over use of the Western Wall of Al-Aqsa Mosque ( this site is sacred to Muslims, but Jews believe that it is the remains of the Temple.)

Roots of the conflict lay in Arab fears of the movement which aimed to make at least part of British-administered Palestine a Jewish state.

1947
Great Britain decided to leave Palestine and called on the United Nations (UN) to make recommendations. In response, the UN convened its first special session and on November 29, 1947, it adopted a plan calling for partition of Palestine into Jewish and Arab states, with Jerusalem as an international zone under UN jurisdiction.

1947
Arab protests against partition erupted in violence, with attacks on Jewish settlements in retalation to the attacks of Jews to Arab Towns and villages and massacres against Palestinians.

15 May 1948
British decided to leave on this day, leaders of the Yishuv decided (as they claim) to implement that part of the partition plan calling for establishment of a Jewish state.

The same day, the armies of Egypt, Transjordan (now Jordan), Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq joined Palestinian and other Arabs in a full-scale war (first Arab-Israeli War).

The Arabs failed to prevent establishment of a Jewish state, and the war ended with four UN-arranged armistice agreements between Israel and Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria.

Chota · May 21, 2004, 12:51am

Re: Who does Osama think he is?

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Offering gold for killing Kofi Annan? Here’s a radical notion, bozo - how about offering gold for opening up orphanages, or schools, or mosques, or free hospitals for the poor? How about offering gold to someone who does philanthropic work like the Edhis?

What - he’s like the Muslim guru on whom we should kill ? He gives Muslims an order ‘go kill falaan falaan’ and we will do that ? Dubya i can understand, but instead of talking about assassinating individuals like Kofi Annan, why not just say - i’ll give the gold to a Muslim who carries out work that actually benefits poor people living in poverty. Where does he assume he has the religious authority to order Muslims to go kill falaan individual ? Apnay aap ko samajhta kia hai, seriously ? Where does he get that authority from ? How did he just place it on himself. What, does he expect Muslims are automatons - oh, the sage Osama said we should kill Kofi Annan, let’s go do that cuz we can’t think for ourselves anyways, whatever Osama says, we shall undertake.

Sorry, no offence to any Osama-lovers out there. My apologies. But honestly, where does he get that religious authority to authorize such an order towards all the Muslims of the world?

Nadia,

Did he appear to you in a dream and suggest this?

PurelyAvgGirl · May 21, 2004, 8:04am

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**Nadia Ji* - I agree this thread has been stretched out. In nine months that I have been on this board this thread has doubled my posts. :D

I am so envious of you that you not only met Denis Halliday but had dinner with him too! I would have been happy just to shake his hand.

So true, just shows what a scum of leaders we have. Spineless crawling maggots.

Allah guide us all - Allah Hafiz

AvgAmericanGirl

1) Maybe as a cover so that it is not so obvious that he is co-operating. Did he follow up after the damaging statements?

Come on...you can do better than that.

2) Denis Halliday?

?????????

3) If the thinking and speaking doesn’t get results the sincere people threaten or tend in their resignations and this mostly gets them the required results.

IMHO... nieve answer.

4) Yes, because hopefully the new Secretary General would try to be a Secretary General to UN and not a USA Liaison officer to UN.

What new secretary general? Pretend a new one. What do you think thiis body would say? Whatever do you wish???

And this one would be better than Kofi in your opinion?

5) No. 4 contains the answer.

Don't think so.

I think we gone way off the topic at hand.
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usmanjunooni · May 21, 2004, 8:50am

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