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So, you admit that it's an excuse?

So Hezbollah has to cater to the whims of Israel now? Ha!

Read the article please, it's very good.

freza

Saudi Arabia and the Arab League blames Hezbollah for starting the conflict. http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/72BAC422-6079-419C-9DD1-2FCBF21FDA5E.htm And Mahmoud Komati of Hezbollah said in an widely quoted interview, that they were suprised by the Israeli response to the kidnapping. Is Isra...

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So, you admit that it's an excuse? So Hezbollah has to cater to the whims of Israel now? Ha! Read the article please, it's very good. Ive never tried to debate whether its an excuse or not IT IS AN EXCUSE. I have zero support for Israel in what they are doing to the innocent civilians of Lebanon. W...

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Its got nothing to do with Hezbollah surrendering its about removing the excuses from Israel so that they no longer can blame Hezbollah for the current situation. Hmm, again this does not make sense. Eliminating Hezbollah is the main aim! If they do not cease then keep fighting send more rockets ov...

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Again, what is it that some of you don't understand about "puppet regimes" ? KSA (the monarchy) is only interested in retaining power. It sees the Shia growing in power as a threat. And it pretty much follows the orders of the US. Is this news to you? Just like Jordan, Egypt and even Syri...

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Is it the protection of Lebanon that you are after or the protection of Hezbollah? Well since the Lebanese military is so magnificent. Look at how they've responded to this attack and protected their country... Oh snap! well at least they're helping with protecting the UN and US embassy... In all f...

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hmmm what kind of reaction do you think Syria's invovlement would bring? I think the US might mobilise in that situation?? Sweety, the US is already behind this situation, it's obvious that Israel is *also* attacking on behalf of the US. Also, the US has 100,000+ In Iraq and the situations there is...

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If Hezbollah does the same - if it kills a bunch of Israeli kids and their mothers in retaliation for the Qana massacre - it's going to be called a terrorist attack. And it's going to get condemned by the international community. But Israel's state terrorism goes unpunished... The double standard an...

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Freza, no-ones life is worth more than an other, no matter who you are or what religion or culture you subscribe to. I know that, but can you try to convince Israel? You have shot down virtually everyone's suggestions, so why don't YOU put forward a solution to the problem, that DOESN'T involve mor...

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My kitty is laughing as he just let one go in the face of your little wimpy dude. Anyway I'd still like to here YOUR suggestions, as you have a knack of avoiding direct questions. Also your comment regarding Israeli's not treating everyone as a human being can also be attributed to many other relig...

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Chocoholic wrote:See we've had that discussion before on the forum.

Objective point of view, but if it's in the Holy book, then why deny it?

Just asking before you jump all over me.

You take everything in the Bible literally?

freza

See avoidance once again - answer the question! Why not? Also the fact that Al Queda is a terrorist organisation does not excuse their views, I know many 'normal' people who also have that view point, that they are better than others. No-one is entitled to consider themselves 'better' or more 'wort...

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Also I bet you wouldn't dare say such things about the koran. Double standards? What are YOU talking about? You are one jumpy chick! I criticize Muslims at times, you bet I do. I don't know enough of the Koran to talk about it or criticize it, so I won't. But I will say that I respect it. And what ...

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ajb " ...you do not seem to comprehend that my suggestions are aimed at getting the fight off the battlefield and into a political forum " If you have been keeping up with the news you would KNOW by now that ISRAEL not Lebanon, but Israel, has flat out REFUSED that political forum that you...

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ajb " ...you do not seem to comprehend that my suggestions are aimed at getting the fight off the battlefield and into a political forum " If you have been keeping up with the news you would KNOW by now that ISRAEL not Lebanon, but Israel, has flat out REFUSED that political forum that yo...

freza

Before you say: "How dare you?!" I don't want to see that happen to Israel: total destruction; NO. Military destruction; YES. It is not right and it does not make sense for the region, that the attacker sets the rules of the game. Those being attacked relentlessly OBVIOUSLY need to defend ...

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dale, You're right! Low hanging traffic signs are a hazard for walkers! I think that traffic signs in general are just placed too low for motorists, causing many people to miss their exits for lack of sighting the exit in the first place. I'm a walker too and so far the biggest hazard that I've enco...

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CAPTIONS:

1.
Little girl born into occupation tries to hide from her reality.

2.
Liberating Iraqis, one kid at a time.

3.
Even the tiniest of Iraqi girls are being instructed to hide their faces from US Marines who are on the prowl for cute girls to rape and kill.

freza

Surely all these "obstacles" make for a more adventurous journey?? Just adding that little bit of excitement that the Dubai govenrment obviously feel is missing in people's lives Zooter you are one positive guy! :D I myself don't feel one bit adventurous when walking on a road while speed...

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Eros wrote:Unless you are committed , the relationship does not feel real.

Agree 100%

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4.
Trigger-happy US soldiers make for unhappy Iraqi children.

5.
An invader and the invaded, a portrait.

freza

This is the thought that Israeli Rabbis are sparing for the massacred children of Qana: The Yesha Rabbinical Council announced in response to an IDF attack in Kfar Qanna that "according to Jewish law, during a time of battle and war, there is no such term as 'innocents' of the enemy." http...

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Before you say: "How dare you?!" I don't want to see that happen to Israel: total destruction; NO. Military destruction; YES. It is not right and it does not make sense for the region, that the attacker sets the rules of the game. Those being attacked relentlessly OBVIOUSLY need to defend...

freza

HP

ALL you seem to talk about is marriage, marriage and more marriage. You remind me of one of the chicks from that awful show S*e*x in the City.

freza

We both agree that its not about the soldiers and that they were just Israel's excuse. But I can see the Israeli's clinging to that excuse as their reason for continued attacks i.e. Hezbollah started it (again its just an excuse) . So Lebanon should just accept Israel's capricious cling of an excus...

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This is the thought that Israeli Rabbis are sparing for the massacred children of Qana: The Yesha Rabbinical Council announced in response to an IDF attack in Kfar Qanna that "according to Jewish law, during a time of battle and war, there is no such term as 'innocents' of the enemy." htt...

freza

Gambling, tai chi, reading, learning how to cook, star gazing (with a telescope), independent films, bowling, botanical gardens, dancing, fashion shows and parties.....

freza

And this information was given to you by the army chief-of-staff? I've discussed this before on the Lebanon/Israel thread. I think you've missed it. http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/07/21/MIDEAST.TMP Also, try the Jersualem Post (very much pro-Israel of course!). The Independent ha...

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XRW-147 wrote:Gambling? In Dubai?

Yeah, the Dubai stock market.

freza

What about windsurfing?

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