Showing posts with label Jews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jews. Show all posts
Monday, August 07, 2006
Saturday, August 05, 2006
The world supports Hizbollah!
With a few noble exeptions, the world supports Hizbollah! Why?
It seems perverse that anyone could support a murderous, barbaric group of wicked men with seared consciences. These men are filled with hate, they are not a liberation orginisation, they are not freedom fighters!
You always hear that stupid expression 'one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter'
I have always hated this moronic expression! It is obvious who is the terrorist, who is the freedom fighter! Hizbollah, the 'party of Allah' is a terrorist group, simple!
They are funded by Iran, inspired by that evil man Mohammed, and committed to killing the Jews. There was a pro-Hizbolah demonstration in London today! Can you beleive that? Last year we were living in fear of terrorists, Hizbollah was probably quite cheerful at the thought of us living in fear, and now, some of the same people who were living in fear are condemning Israel?
Some people amaze me with their ignorance!
Israel needs to distroy Hizbollah, in fact I think the Israelis have been to nice! Far to nice, Damascus should be being bombed by now, Israeli soldiers should be laying seige to Damascus, missiles should be pounding Iran, no more Mr nice Jew!
The Jews have been under seige since 1948, they are hated by the world, yet, they are stupendously successful, Israel should not take any prisoners, Israel cannot afford to appease any more, Israel needs to annex the West Bank and Gaza, expell the Arabs and to hell with public oppinion, who will stop them? Syria? Jordan? Saudi? Egypt?
No one, Israel is only as weak as they allow themselves to be, it is a matter of will. Does Israel have the will to survive and thrive? I hope so.
It seems perverse that anyone could support a murderous, barbaric group of wicked men with seared consciences. These men are filled with hate, they are not a liberation orginisation, they are not freedom fighters!
You always hear that stupid expression 'one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter'
I have always hated this moronic expression! It is obvious who is the terrorist, who is the freedom fighter! Hizbollah, the 'party of Allah' is a terrorist group, simple!
They are funded by Iran, inspired by that evil man Mohammed, and committed to killing the Jews. There was a pro-Hizbolah demonstration in London today! Can you beleive that? Last year we were living in fear of terrorists, Hizbollah was probably quite cheerful at the thought of us living in fear, and now, some of the same people who were living in fear are condemning Israel?
Some people amaze me with their ignorance!
Israel needs to distroy Hizbollah, in fact I think the Israelis have been to nice! Far to nice, Damascus should be being bombed by now, Israeli soldiers should be laying seige to Damascus, missiles should be pounding Iran, no more Mr nice Jew!
The Jews have been under seige since 1948, they are hated by the world, yet, they are stupendously successful, Israel should not take any prisoners, Israel cannot afford to appease any more, Israel needs to annex the West Bank and Gaza, expell the Arabs and to hell with public oppinion, who will stop them? Syria? Jordan? Saudi? Egypt?
No one, Israel is only as weak as they allow themselves to be, it is a matter of will. Does Israel have the will to survive and thrive? I hope so.
Monday, July 31, 2006
News flash! Hizbollah fires missiles from civilian areas!
Watch this! It is from Qana, Hizbollah is caught on video firing missiles at Israel from behind a civilain complex, that is when Israel dropped leaflets telling them to leave.
Whither goest Israel?
Is Israel going to give in?
Will the 25 deaths in Qana end this?
Will Israel be complicit in it's own destruction?
I hope not, but it seems like this is the first crack in Israel's resolve, am I right?
the MSM and their socialist allies are baying for Jewish blood, they have a primal hate toward the Jews and as such can not see any situation in which Israel is justified in defending themselves.
If Israel stops, they will not earn the love or respect of the socialists, they will just continue to hate them. Israel's only option is to continue and to accept that 'innocent' civilians will die!
In our war with Germany, we killed 10 million 'innocent' Germans, we also killed millions of 'innocent' Japanese civilians. We purposefuly targeted civilian infrastructure and residential areas, one can argue that this was wrong or mistaken, but we did this, we condemned millions of 'innocents' to death with our air raids. Were we wrong to do so? Should we have called a cease fire once 600 people had died?
Then why can't Israel defend it's self?
Most deaths in Lebanon are not Israel's fault, in fact none are. If Hizballah had not made that raid into Israel and killed 8 soldiers and kidnapped another 2, we would not be here. As much as the MSM would have you beleive, the Israelis are not blood thirsty barbarians, Hisballah are!
Israel would much prefer not to fight, they would much prefer to live their lives uninterupted by missiles, rockets and border raids.
Israel must stay the course, if it fails to do so, then I fear what will happen in the months and years to come. Israel must stop caring what our commies and corrupted elites think of them. Even if Israel gave all the West Bank to the Arabs, and never retaliated to these sort of wanton attacks, they would still be hated. The fate of the Jews is to be hated, they may as well defend themselves!
Will the 25 deaths in Qana end this?
Will Israel be complicit in it's own destruction?
I hope not, but it seems like this is the first crack in Israel's resolve, am I right?
the MSM and their socialist allies are baying for Jewish blood, they have a primal hate toward the Jews and as such can not see any situation in which Israel is justified in defending themselves.
If Israel stops, they will not earn the love or respect of the socialists, they will just continue to hate them. Israel's only option is to continue and to accept that 'innocent' civilians will die!
In our war with Germany, we killed 10 million 'innocent' Germans, we also killed millions of 'innocent' Japanese civilians. We purposefuly targeted civilian infrastructure and residential areas, one can argue that this was wrong or mistaken, but we did this, we condemned millions of 'innocents' to death with our air raids. Were we wrong to do so? Should we have called a cease fire once 600 people had died?
Then why can't Israel defend it's self?
Most deaths in Lebanon are not Israel's fault, in fact none are. If Hizballah had not made that raid into Israel and killed 8 soldiers and kidnapped another 2, we would not be here. As much as the MSM would have you beleive, the Israelis are not blood thirsty barbarians, Hisballah are!
Israel would much prefer not to fight, they would much prefer to live their lives uninterupted by missiles, rockets and border raids.
Israel must stay the course, if it fails to do so, then I fear what will happen in the months and years to come. Israel must stop caring what our commies and corrupted elites think of them. Even if Israel gave all the West Bank to the Arabs, and never retaliated to these sort of wanton attacks, they would still be hated. The fate of the Jews is to be hated, they may as well defend themselves!
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Why hate the Jews?
What is about the Jews that inspires so much hatred? Why only the Jews? What great wrong have they done, what monstrosity have they committed? No other group of people inspire the murderous hate that the Jews do, no other group is universally despised, what have they done?
- Could it be that they are a chosen people? Chosen by God to be an example to the world, may have it's good points, but it obviously also ignites murderous envy. Various people have chaffed at the expression 'chosen people' they hate the fact that they were not chosen, that it is the Jew and not the Iranian or the Arab or the German who is chosen by Yahweh.
- Could it be that Jews excell in every field of endevour? They succeed in science, philosophy, politics, entertainment, publishing, banking, the academy, business, jewellery and other fields in numbers that far outweigh their numbers, it is written, Israel will be a blessing to all the peoples of the Earth, well, perhaps it is this very success which leads to childish charges that the 'Jews contol the world' and a habit by some to destroy them?
- Could it be that the Jews are also brilliant warriors? They seem to beat everyone that is naive enough to fight them, indeed the 1948 war involved Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Egypt against a country just days old and yet all of them were beaten and beaten badly. In the 1957 war Egyptian armies collapsed as Jewish armies cut through them like a hot knife through butter, in 1967 and 1973 the Jewish state beat a combined enemy of Syria, Jordan and Egypt!
- Could it be the fact that Israel is the wealthiest and most powerful nation in the Middle East? Israel is smaller the Wales, it is tiny, you could drive from Eilat to the Golan Heights in a few hours, yet this tiny nation with no natural resourses continues to leave the Arab world in the dust economically. It is also the only free nation in the Middle East.
I think that what most people hate about the Jews is the whole 'chosen people' thing. Western commies hate them because they hate all religion, especially the Judeo-Christian variety, they see in the Jews the root of what they see as complete evil ie: morality, standards, propriety, monothiesm, the definition of sin, the condemnation of that same sin. Socialists despise the Jews for being God's first people, they hate the fact that Christ and the Christians came from the Jews.
Muslims hate they Jews, because even more then Christians they expose Allah and his deranged prophet as being the frauds they are. Mohammed at first tried to convince the Jewish community in Yathrib (modern Medina) that he was their Messiah, a prophet like the ancient Hebrew prophets. The Jews being an educated and sophisticated people laughed at him as he couldn't even get his Bible stories straight (Mohammed was illiterate we are told)
Mohammed, being an madman hated being mocked, most of the Koran is a deranged threat of death against those who mock Allah or his prophet, he decreed death to 800 Jews at Yathrib, seizing their wealth. Modern Muslims are immitating Mohammed, they hate the Jews for being the genuine people of God, unlike their own false claim. They hate the Jews for having the gall to be independent in their ancestral homeland, the one promised by Yahweh to his people for ever. They hate the fact theat Islam is a rickety sham and that the Bible contains an immovable truth. They are filled with envy, jealousy, a desire for vengeance, a desire to kill the Jews once and for all.
Why does the world hate the Jew? For very good reason, it has always hated the Jew, it will always hate the Jew, God's chosen people are an example to the world, as such they are the target for the hatred of those inspired by Satan, the same Satan who inspires all hatreds all discords and all bloodsheds
Why is Israel acting so aggressively?
People seem puzzled and angry that Israel is acting sooooo arogantly, and so disproportionatly!
Why the hell would they do that?
From the Isrealinsider:
"The good thing about being a reserve spokesperson for the Israel Defence Forces sent to the north of Israel is that you don't have the time or the opportunity to watch the news. After days of seeing northern Israeli communities come under Hezbollah missile attack on TV, this is a relief.
The bad thing is that you come under Hezbollah missile attack. The lobby of the hotel in Haifa last Friday morning looked like hotel lobbies do on these occasions: Anchor people from the major networks scrabbling for a new angle for their piece at the top of the hour. Journalists putting in requests to the army to be embedded with the Israeli forces operating in Lebanon and everyone trying to pronounce the name of the IDF officer who has just finished a briefing, Brigadier-General Ido Nechushtan. We do that on purpose.
Friday afternoon and sirens go off, followed almost immediately by four explosions. The hotel workers run for the shelters, journalists and others run to the promenade outside the hotel that overlooks Haifa. The last explosion is deafening and clearly very close. Smoke rises from the center of the city. We jump into cars and rush to the spot. The rocket has plowed into the roof of a post office and exploded. Several injuries from the blast, no deaths.
This is Friday afternoon and public services are closed in Israel. One hour previously, and the post office would have been filled with the Jews and Arabs who make up the residents of this part of the city.
Being interviewed on a European radio station, the interviewer snarls at me when I mention that Haifa has a mixed Jewish/Arab population and that as we speak, many of them were sitting in bomb shelters together, hiding from Nasrallah's rockets. I was surprised this information could be so irritating. I didn't dare tell him about the guy who came up to me in downtown Haifa, showed my his bombed shop front and told me he was an Arab who wants the IDF to destroy the Hezbollah.
Saturday on the deserted Haifa coastal road, driving up to talk to the press on the border, three rockets fall into the sea immediately to our left. We swerve onto the pavement and take shelter behind a wall to wait for further rockets and find five local residents there. The locals look relieved to be with army officers. Hard to understand why, as there is nothing at all we could have done for them behind that wall. We exude confidence and jollity, and talk to the terrified little boy. He agrees to give me a high five. Passing through Nahariya, a police jeep is handing out bread and tinned supplies to a group of residents who chose to remain or who have nowhere else to go to.
On the road from Rosh Pina to Kiryat Shemona, it's Apocalypse Now without the musical soundtrack. Hizbollah rockets explode at regular intervals on either side of the road. Plumes of thick black smoke spiral up and the smell of explosive is in the air. We pass the Manara Cliff, where our children took at ride on the mountain roller coaster last summer.
As we get to Zarit, the explosions are deafening and the frequency increases. We meet up with the deputy brigade commander who tells us we have to get the press out immediately - a sniper is shooting at Zarit village from the Lebanese side of the border. Driving back down to Haifa, we watch as in the distance, Naharia takes two direct Hizbollah rocket hits.
Back in Haifa, the hotel has run out of beer. The manager asks me if foreign journalists always drink so much. I go for a bite to eat with a guy from the foreign ministry but I'm called off to work. Returning 45 minutes later, the diplomat is still sitting there politely and without food. I go into the kitchens and there is no one around. The cooks have done a runner after the last bombing.
The manager finds them and persuades them to rustle us up some dinner. Sunday morning and a Hizbollah attack kills Shimon Glickblich, a 60-year-old care worker who was driving along a main road in Haifa. We get to the scene as the siren goes off again for a second volley. I find myself in a ditch by the side of the road with an American TV reporter having a "what are the chances of that" conversation. I tell him of my firm conviction that you have just as much chance of being killed by a Hizbollah rocket whether you are driving at 90 kilometers an hour or standing on the pavement. He strongly disagrees.
In the same attack, Habib Ouad is killed when a rocket hit a carpentry shop in northern Haifa. Back at the hotel, French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy cowers in a doorway and British Foreign Office minister Kim Howells is rushed off by his security as the sirens go off again. As wailing continues, I can barely hear an editor from Bild, who phones me to demand why the IDF is acting aggressively.
Dusk and there's another rocket attack on Haifa, a dozen meters from a major hospital. As a frail old woman is stretchered out of the bombed apartment in the run- down neighborhood, a British reporter asks me if it isn't just a gas explosion, and seems disappointed when I identify a piece of Katusha rocket. It's late Sunday night. I'm tired and depressed. My wife hasn't slept since I've been away and my little girl hugs me tighter than usual. I'm back in the center of Israel but my heart is in the north."
Why the hell would they do that?
From the Isrealinsider:
"The good thing about being a reserve spokesperson for the Israel Defence Forces sent to the north of Israel is that you don't have the time or the opportunity to watch the news. After days of seeing northern Israeli communities come under Hezbollah missile attack on TV, this is a relief.
The bad thing is that you come under Hezbollah missile attack. The lobby of the hotel in Haifa last Friday morning looked like hotel lobbies do on these occasions: Anchor people from the major networks scrabbling for a new angle for their piece at the top of the hour. Journalists putting in requests to the army to be embedded with the Israeli forces operating in Lebanon and everyone trying to pronounce the name of the IDF officer who has just finished a briefing, Brigadier-General Ido Nechushtan. We do that on purpose.
Friday afternoon and sirens go off, followed almost immediately by four explosions. The hotel workers run for the shelters, journalists and others run to the promenade outside the hotel that overlooks Haifa. The last explosion is deafening and clearly very close. Smoke rises from the center of the city. We jump into cars and rush to the spot. The rocket has plowed into the roof of a post office and exploded. Several injuries from the blast, no deaths.
This is Friday afternoon and public services are closed in Israel. One hour previously, and the post office would have been filled with the Jews and Arabs who make up the residents of this part of the city.
Being interviewed on a European radio station, the interviewer snarls at me when I mention that Haifa has a mixed Jewish/Arab population and that as we speak, many of them were sitting in bomb shelters together, hiding from Nasrallah's rockets. I was surprised this information could be so irritating. I didn't dare tell him about the guy who came up to me in downtown Haifa, showed my his bombed shop front and told me he was an Arab who wants the IDF to destroy the Hezbollah.
Saturday on the deserted Haifa coastal road, driving up to talk to the press on the border, three rockets fall into the sea immediately to our left. We swerve onto the pavement and take shelter behind a wall to wait for further rockets and find five local residents there. The locals look relieved to be with army officers. Hard to understand why, as there is nothing at all we could have done for them behind that wall. We exude confidence and jollity, and talk to the terrified little boy. He agrees to give me a high five. Passing through Nahariya, a police jeep is handing out bread and tinned supplies to a group of residents who chose to remain or who have nowhere else to go to.
On the road from Rosh Pina to Kiryat Shemona, it's Apocalypse Now without the musical soundtrack. Hizbollah rockets explode at regular intervals on either side of the road. Plumes of thick black smoke spiral up and the smell of explosive is in the air. We pass the Manara Cliff, where our children took at ride on the mountain roller coaster last summer.
As we get to Zarit, the explosions are deafening and the frequency increases. We meet up with the deputy brigade commander who tells us we have to get the press out immediately - a sniper is shooting at Zarit village from the Lebanese side of the border. Driving back down to Haifa, we watch as in the distance, Naharia takes two direct Hizbollah rocket hits.
Back in Haifa, the hotel has run out of beer. The manager asks me if foreign journalists always drink so much. I go for a bite to eat with a guy from the foreign ministry but I'm called off to work. Returning 45 minutes later, the diplomat is still sitting there politely and without food. I go into the kitchens and there is no one around. The cooks have done a runner after the last bombing.
The manager finds them and persuades them to rustle us up some dinner. Sunday morning and a Hizbollah attack kills Shimon Glickblich, a 60-year-old care worker who was driving along a main road in Haifa. We get to the scene as the siren goes off again for a second volley. I find myself in a ditch by the side of the road with an American TV reporter having a "what are the chances of that" conversation. I tell him of my firm conviction that you have just as much chance of being killed by a Hizbollah rocket whether you are driving at 90 kilometers an hour or standing on the pavement. He strongly disagrees.
In the same attack, Habib Ouad is killed when a rocket hit a carpentry shop in northern Haifa. Back at the hotel, French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy cowers in a doorway and British Foreign Office minister Kim Howells is rushed off by his security as the sirens go off again. As wailing continues, I can barely hear an editor from Bild, who phones me to demand why the IDF is acting aggressively.
Dusk and there's another rocket attack on Haifa, a dozen meters from a major hospital. As a frail old woman is stretchered out of the bombed apartment in the run- down neighborhood, a British reporter asks me if it isn't just a gas explosion, and seems disappointed when I identify a piece of Katusha rocket. It's late Sunday night. I'm tired and depressed. My wife hasn't slept since I've been away and my little girl hugs me tighter than usual. I'm back in the center of Israel but my heart is in the north."
Sunday, July 16, 2006
Israel's response is self-defence
From the Australian
"IF there was ever any doubt that Israel's response to Hezbollah's hail of rockets was proportionate to the threat they pose to Israeli security, it has been dispelled by attacks launched from southern Lebanon deep into Israel. With Hezbollah guerillas apparently well-armed thanks to money and material from Iran and Syria, Israel has been obliged to strike back in self-defence and to protect its civilian population in the north, including Haifa and Tiberias, a city hitherto thought to have been beyond the range of Hezbollah's rockets. Reports that Hezbollah has an armoury of thousands of rockets capable of reaching Israel's heartlands -- and conceivably its capital, Tel Aviv -- leave it no option because, it's worth repeating, Israel is facing an implacable enemy that denies its right to exist and wants to wipe it from the map.
Hezbollah appears to have little sympathy for its host country, Lebanon. By attacking Israel -- no doubt taking the opportunity to strike by snatching two Israeli troopers while Israel was preoccupied with its mission to free a kidnapped soldier in Gaza to the south -- Hezbollah has invited a red-blooded reaction. No nation can sit back watching missiles rain down on its territory. Retaliation with a purpose has been Israel's modus operandi. It has hit key highways and Beirut airport to make it difficult for Syria to resupply or reinforce Hezbollah, while also attacking the source of the rockets and those who are launching them. If that includes the head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah -- reported yesterday to have been wounded in an Israeli air raid, reports denied by Hezbollah -- then that's the brutal reality of what Israel must do to survive.
Moreover, Israel is doing Lebanon a favour by containing Hezbollah, a parasitic organisation that has outstayed its welcome in the new but fragile democracy that is Lebanon. Better late than never, Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora says there can be no sovereign Lebanese state without disarming Hezbollah. Sadly, the Lebanese Government has been unwilling to take the hard steps necessary to achieve this end. Lebanon's army of about 70,000 soldiers is far superior to Hezbollah's guerilla force, estimated at about 6000, but does not appear to have the will to tackle the task of ridding Lebanon of its unwelcome guests. And given that the Lebanese army could spilt along sectarian lines if ordered to disarm Hezbollah, Mr Siniora should thank Israel further: he gets to keep a relatively unified army intact, while also watching Hezbollah arms and missile sites being destroyed, and its influence on Lebanese politics collaterally reduced.
Of course, disarming Hezbollah from within would be no easy task. With 12 MPs and two cabinet ministers, Hezbollah is a strong political entity. Nevertheless, if Lebanon is going to make progress and be embraced by the international community as a responsible and independent nation, it must face up to the malign influence of Hezbollah and take away the group's weapons -- or at least help Israel to do so. Otherwise Lebanon will remain a hostage to the guerillas and their principal backers, Iran and Syria.
Israel's defensible military response coincides with yesterday's meeting of world leaders in St Petersburg for the annual G8 summit. As might be expected, US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin have called for restraint, and the other six leaders will probably fall into line. Coupled with the European Union's routine condemnation of Israel's response to aggression from its enemies, the opinion of the G8 should not deflect Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's Israeli Government, which has resolved to make it clear to Hamas, Hezbollah and other militant groups that there is a heavy price to pay for cross-border raids, rocket attacks and the taking of hostages.
Mr Bush's call for restraint -- while making it clear Israel has the right to defend itself -- is partly prompted by a desire to see Lebanon remain a friend of the West and his hopes the country can strengthen its democracy. But what Mr Bush and his G8 colleagues should be doing is calling for Lebanon to abide by UN Resolution 1559 to disarm Hezbollah. The G8 leaders could also reflect on comments from the most powerful Arab country, Saudi Arabia, which last week accused Hezbollah of "uncalculated adventures" that could bring destruction to Arab nations. Hezbollah elements should "shoulder the full responsibility for this irresponsible behaviour and that the burden of ending the crisis falls on them alone". Stern words, indeed, and a guide for the rest of the world's nations -- especially those that jump at the opportunity to attack Israel's right to self-defence."
"IF there was ever any doubt that Israel's response to Hezbollah's hail of rockets was proportionate to the threat they pose to Israeli security, it has been dispelled by attacks launched from southern Lebanon deep into Israel. With Hezbollah guerillas apparently well-armed thanks to money and material from Iran and Syria, Israel has been obliged to strike back in self-defence and to protect its civilian population in the north, including Haifa and Tiberias, a city hitherto thought to have been beyond the range of Hezbollah's rockets. Reports that Hezbollah has an armoury of thousands of rockets capable of reaching Israel's heartlands -- and conceivably its capital, Tel Aviv -- leave it no option because, it's worth repeating, Israel is facing an implacable enemy that denies its right to exist and wants to wipe it from the map.
Hezbollah appears to have little sympathy for its host country, Lebanon. By attacking Israel -- no doubt taking the opportunity to strike by snatching two Israeli troopers while Israel was preoccupied with its mission to free a kidnapped soldier in Gaza to the south -- Hezbollah has invited a red-blooded reaction. No nation can sit back watching missiles rain down on its territory. Retaliation with a purpose has been Israel's modus operandi. It has hit key highways and Beirut airport to make it difficult for Syria to resupply or reinforce Hezbollah, while also attacking the source of the rockets and those who are launching them. If that includes the head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah -- reported yesterday to have been wounded in an Israeli air raid, reports denied by Hezbollah -- then that's the brutal reality of what Israel must do to survive.
Moreover, Israel is doing Lebanon a favour by containing Hezbollah, a parasitic organisation that has outstayed its welcome in the new but fragile democracy that is Lebanon. Better late than never, Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora says there can be no sovereign Lebanese state without disarming Hezbollah. Sadly, the Lebanese Government has been unwilling to take the hard steps necessary to achieve this end. Lebanon's army of about 70,000 soldiers is far superior to Hezbollah's guerilla force, estimated at about 6000, but does not appear to have the will to tackle the task of ridding Lebanon of its unwelcome guests. And given that the Lebanese army could spilt along sectarian lines if ordered to disarm Hezbollah, Mr Siniora should thank Israel further: he gets to keep a relatively unified army intact, while also watching Hezbollah arms and missile sites being destroyed, and its influence on Lebanese politics collaterally reduced.
Of course, disarming Hezbollah from within would be no easy task. With 12 MPs and two cabinet ministers, Hezbollah is a strong political entity. Nevertheless, if Lebanon is going to make progress and be embraced by the international community as a responsible and independent nation, it must face up to the malign influence of Hezbollah and take away the group's weapons -- or at least help Israel to do so. Otherwise Lebanon will remain a hostage to the guerillas and their principal backers, Iran and Syria.
Israel's defensible military response coincides with yesterday's meeting of world leaders in St Petersburg for the annual G8 summit. As might be expected, US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin have called for restraint, and the other six leaders will probably fall into line. Coupled with the European Union's routine condemnation of Israel's response to aggression from its enemies, the opinion of the G8 should not deflect Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's Israeli Government, which has resolved to make it clear to Hamas, Hezbollah and other militant groups that there is a heavy price to pay for cross-border raids, rocket attacks and the taking of hostages.
Mr Bush's call for restraint -- while making it clear Israel has the right to defend itself -- is partly prompted by a desire to see Lebanon remain a friend of the West and his hopes the country can strengthen its democracy. But what Mr Bush and his G8 colleagues should be doing is calling for Lebanon to abide by UN Resolution 1559 to disarm Hezbollah. The G8 leaders could also reflect on comments from the most powerful Arab country, Saudi Arabia, which last week accused Hezbollah of "uncalculated adventures" that could bring destruction to Arab nations. Hezbollah elements should "shoulder the full responsibility for this irresponsible behaviour and that the burden of ending the crisis falls on them alone". Stern words, indeed, and a guide for the rest of the world's nations -- especially those that jump at the opportunity to attack Israel's right to self-defence."
We must continue this fight!
At this moment, all I read and see on the news is the jihad against Israel and Israel's counter-attack, Allied soldiers fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, terrorists killing yet more people in Iraq.
The defeatists, appeasers and wanabe dhimmis in the West want us to withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan, and to slap sanctions on Israel! We must not allow this or it's all over! The West will become a laughing stock, we must keep our nerve, we must show the pacifist-dhimmis our scorn and we must continue this fight.
I don't know If Afghanistan or Iraq can be won, perhaps not, but Israel can prevail and should prevail, it is now only a matter of will. We could beat the Muslims blindfolded with both hands tied behind our backs, all it takes is will power, do we have it?
If not, then the Muslims will win, if we have it they will lose, and lose big time!
Europe is in danger through reckless immigration policies, welfare socialism and the collapse of morality. Women no longer want to have kids, men just want to fuck sluts, not settle down, no one beleives in right or wrong anymore.
Europe is in danger, our rulers show us only contempt. They fiddle while Europe burns, anger is rising, I hear it, I sense it. Right now many people don't know where to aim this anger, brainwashed as they are into beleiving in multi-culturalism.
I hope they realise soon, the crock of shit that has been fed to them. I hope they rise up and throw out their leaders, reclaim their nations and expell the enemies that live like parasites amoung us!
This fight is existential, it is for the very soul of the West, do we have the will to resist the communist vision of the future? Do we have the will to see this fight through? Do we have the will to call this what it is, a Crusade?
Israel is our front line, Israel is fighting our fight, India is fighting our fight, Thailand and the Phillipines are fighting our fight, will we fight, what is essentially our fight?
The defeatists, appeasers and wanabe dhimmis in the West want us to withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan, and to slap sanctions on Israel! We must not allow this or it's all over! The West will become a laughing stock, we must keep our nerve, we must show the pacifist-dhimmis our scorn and we must continue this fight.
I don't know If Afghanistan or Iraq can be won, perhaps not, but Israel can prevail and should prevail, it is now only a matter of will. We could beat the Muslims blindfolded with both hands tied behind our backs, all it takes is will power, do we have it?
If not, then the Muslims will win, if we have it they will lose, and lose big time!
Europe is in danger through reckless immigration policies, welfare socialism and the collapse of morality. Women no longer want to have kids, men just want to fuck sluts, not settle down, no one beleives in right or wrong anymore.
Europe is in danger, our rulers show us only contempt. They fiddle while Europe burns, anger is rising, I hear it, I sense it. Right now many people don't know where to aim this anger, brainwashed as they are into beleiving in multi-culturalism.
I hope they realise soon, the crock of shit that has been fed to them. I hope they rise up and throw out their leaders, reclaim their nations and expell the enemies that live like parasites amoung us!
This fight is existential, it is for the very soul of the West, do we have the will to resist the communist vision of the future? Do we have the will to see this fight through? Do we have the will to call this what it is, a Crusade?
Israel is our front line, Israel is fighting our fight, India is fighting our fight, Thailand and the Phillipines are fighting our fight, will we fight, what is essentially our fight?
Reality of the 'Palestinian struggle'
This is a gruesome video. Don't watch it if you are easily disturbed! It shows the reality of the 'Palestinian struggle', showing it for the depraved pathology which it truly is. It makes me angry that some amoungst us, not only refuse to condemn this, but beleive the Jews deserve it. It sickens me that these so called 'peace activists' condemn the building of the wall between Israel proper and the occupied territories, saying Israel is being unreasonable! Really, well I dare you to go live in Israel, next to Gaza or Lebanon, or in the West Bank.
Saturday, July 15, 2006
Friday, July 14, 2006
Israel dares to defend it's self! Scandal!!
I've been in Germany for the past few days! More of that later!
I've been out of the loop and only saw the news about Bombay and Israel when I read a Swiss German language paper in St Gallen yesterday. Almost 200 murdered in Bombay by, I would suppose 'disaffected youths' in India, you know the type, oppressed alienated Muslims, who are only reacting to nasty imperialistic Indians!
2 more soldiers kidnapped by Hezbollah on the Israel-Lebanese border, a massive blitz of northern Israel and Haifa and now Israel's counter-attack!
I'm watching the UN security council meeting on TV, the Lebanese guy is talking now, according to him, Israel is to blame for everything, he says that Israel's attack is a breach of their sovereignty, he then says that the Lebanese had no idea that this attack on northern Israel had happened saying they had no responsibility for these attacks! Well, how can this be an attack on one's sovereign territory when one does not control half of one's nation?
The Israeli ambassador is speaking now, as usual he is calm, collected and sensible, and as is usual, Israel will be vilified!
What a disgusting disgraceful organisation the UN is!
Saturday, July 01, 2006
Another Kidnapped Jew, murdered!
I can't immagine anything worse then being held hostage by these animals! It's bad enough that they kill us, but kidnapping, torturing and murdering, that is low!
Eliyahu Asheri, was 18 years old, another boy! These animals seem to have decided to hurt us by not only, murdering our youth, but by torturing it, mutilating it!
Sick fucks!
Eliyahu's friends and family mourn their loss.
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