do you know why Israel is there today? The UN CREATED THEM LOL
Way to bite the hand that fed/created you.
And there is no justification in breaking the law stupid. This only shows your intelligence. You cant go off and do w.e you want
Yet you seem to have no problem with Hamas "breaking the law" and suicide bombing Israeli areas.
lol liberal hypocrisy
This is my problem. You can't be pushing for sanctions against Iran for non-compliance, then turn around and give the middle finger when it applies to you. Plus what sook posted is factually incorrect, but he managed to get you to admit your double standard.
sorry mr detective, i didn't know you thought of me to the point I would write such a well written article on the spot, with numerous sources checked.
If that wasn't the case you caught, now go back to patrolling your waters.
And if you weren't so stupid you would realize that the part of the article you posted doesn't change anything, i clicked on select all and copy and paste, thinking it would include the link.
But you are an internet detective, and like to carry these arguments more frequently then the substantial ones, as the pages in this thread, and this, once again show.
As long as Iran is allowed to violate rules then Israel is allowed to. Once the UN starts cracking down on sand ######s getting out of line, then I'm sure Israel will no longer feel the need to use force all the time.
link please. where have i justified hamaas or a suicide bombing.
I never have, i just refuse to give in to a god you believe in.
What he bolded is straight from the BBC.
So you're cool with the UN imposing economic sanctions against Israel... you think that would be fair... gotcha.
/thread.
You are done. I think its safe to say that this one is out of your hand.
Better luck next time eh?
Excuse me while shasta comments on how I post articles and my link timings rather than my info.
I don't believe in god.
All you seem to talk about is being hutthurt over Israel trying to shut down Hamas (and you refer to that as murdering innocent people because you're too moronic to realize Hamas hides behind innocent people), so I'm just assuming you're a Hamas sympathizer.
hamaas = not people on boats.
Comeon man. You're breaking down.
Stick to the argument at hand don't detract.
FWIW, you think Palestine, Hamas, and Terrorists are all the same?
You don't think even a single one of those 1.5 million living in Gaza can possibly NOT be a terrorist?
Seriously, why are you so sympathetic to Islamic terrorists? Do you have a camel jockey girlfriend or something?
lol So you didn't think I'd ask for a link. Got it.
It changes the story from the people on the ship...so yeah it does change something.If that wasn't the case you caught, now go back to patrolling your waters.
And if you weren't so stupid you would realize that the part of the article you posted doesn't change anything,
But I'm the idiot?i clicked on select all and copy and paste, thinking it would include the link.
go back and look at the first several pages of this thread. I've had more substantial arguments on one page than you have in the two threads you're posting in.But you are an internet detective, and like to carry these arguments more frequently then the substantial ones, as the pages in this thread, and this, once again show.
They chose to be represented by terrorists therefore I label them as terrorists. If they hate the fact terrorists control their country, they should do something about it.
Doesn't know how to copy and paste? Check
Doesn't know how to post a link? Check
Calls people names? Check
Proclaims an argument is over? Check
Care to go 5 for 5?
But, conversely, if they hated Israel so much why do you think they just stand pat there and don't actually attack Israel?
I would think you would notice if 1.5 million people attacked a country.
You called him a troll and you're still responding to him, pages later. At this point, the onus is on you.
they don't attack Israel already? Suicide bombings and other terrorist acts aren't attacking?
The reason they don't attack Israel head on is because Israel's military would skull them in real (not guerilla) warfare.
What onus? What are you even doing in this thread except trying to bust my balls? He calls people names and then gets defensive. He posts articles but omits any part that opposes his viewpoint. He doesn't post links. I'm pointing it out so maybe, just maybe he'll start changing his "principles". Do you wanna join the discussion?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/meast/...ex.html?hpt=T1
(CNN) -- Israel began releasing activists detained from a Gaza aid flotilla Tuesday as humanitarian cargo aboard the ships was unloaded and taken into the blockaded Palestinian territory.
Israel's moves came as the Jewish state came under blistering international criticism, especially from Turkey, its closest Muslim ally.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of a "bloody massacre."
"We see clear murder taking place, and we see an aggressive country" that's not regretting this, Erdogan said Tuesday in a parliamentary address. "We're sick and tired of your lies. Be honest."
Also Tuesday, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak approved the opening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt for humanitarian purposes, state-owned television reported.
The border crossing linking Egypt to Gaza will be kept open for only a few days, Palestinian officials said.
Meanwhile, three people died in an Israeli airstrike in the Gaza town of Beit Lahiya, Palestinian sources told CNN. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) confirmed it launched a strike that generated secondary explosions, suggesting that ammunition or explosives were in that area.
Israeli imposed a blockade of Gaza in 2007 after the militant Hamas took control of the Palestinian area and Egypt closed off the Rafah crossing. The aid flotilla challenged the blockade.
The IDF said the aid aboard the flotilla's three cargo ships had been transferred into Gaza through the Kerem Shalom border crossing, a main entry point used by Israel.
In the pre-dawn raid, Israeli soldiers rappelled onto the deck of the ships from a helicopter. The boarding of the ships took place in international waters more than 70 nautical miles (130 km) outside Israeli territorial waters, according to IHH, one of the flotilla organizers.
It is not clear how many people died. Israel put the number at nine, but did not release the names of those who died. The Free Gaza Movement, one of the groups that organized the six-ship convoy, said the fatalities numbered higher but did not offer an exact number.
Seven Israeli soldiers were wounded in the raid, the Israel Defense Forces said Monday. And Turkey was dispatching three planes to bring back 20 wounded citizens.
Israel described the flotilla as a "provocation" and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a scheduled meeting with Obama this week to return to Israel to manage the crisis.
Netanyahu said Tuesday that Israeli troops had faced a lynch mob.
Yigal Palmor, the Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, told CNN on Tuesday that Israel regrets the casualties but said "the sole responsibility" for the violent incident lies with activists who have "chosen violence and confrontation."
Israel said that 600 activists in the flotilla were transported to Beer Sheva prison in southern Israel.
Activists directly involved in violence against Israeli soldiers will be charged accordingly, said an Israeli foreign ministry official, who asked not to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
Forty-five activists agreed to identify themselves to Israeli authorities and are citizens of the following countries: Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Sweden, Turkey, the United States and the United Kingdom. They have now either left Israel or are on their way out of the country, an Israeli official said.
Those who remain detained are ones who have refused to identify themselves to Israeli immigration authorities, an Israeli Prison Authority spokesman told CNN. None have been placed under arrest, he said.
Among the ones who have refused to give their names are many foreigners, a police spokesman said.
How has the world reacted to the raid?
The process involved in deporting these latter protesters is more complicated because it requires the involvement of foreign diplomats, police said.
Citizens of Arab countries were being prepared for release, two diplomatic sources said Tuesday.
All Arab citizens besides Egyptians will be released from Beer Sheva and moved to the Jordanian border for deportation Tuesday evening, an Arab and an Israeli source said. Egyptian nationals will be transferred elsewhere, but it's unclear when. Israel shares a border with Egypt.
The attack sparked protests in several countries and brought condemnation worldwide.
The U.N. Security Council called for a "prompt, impartial, credible and transparent" investigation into Monday's raid by Israel.
"The Security Council deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from the use of force during the Israeli military operation in international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza," the 15-member council said in a statement.
"The council in this context condemns those acts which resulted in the loss of at least 10 civilians and expresses condolences to the families," it said.
The ships were carrying more than 10,000 tons of aid and 600 passengers from more than 20 countries, according to the Free Gaza Movement.
About 1,000 people from an Islamic hard-line group rallied peacefully in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday to protest the Israeli action. Rallies were planned as well in New York and Chicago, Illinois.
Raid sparks demonstrations around the world
Despite strong condemnation of the deadly attack, especially from Turkey, the delivery of four Israeli drones to Turkey will not be interrupted, Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul said on Tuesday.
"We expect the remaining Herons to be delivered in June or July," Gonul said.
Some of the first accounts emerged Tuesday from eyewitnesses who were aboard several boats stormed by Israeli forces as they approached Gaza the day before.
Hanin Zoabi, a member of the Israeli parliament, was on board the Miva Marmara, the ship that was the scene of the confrontation between activists and Israeli soldiers. The Israeli Navy fired on the ships five minutes before commandos descended from ropes that dangled from helicopters, Zoabi said during a news conference in Nazareth, Israel. She said passengers on board the ship were unarmed.
Israel has said its forces found several weapons among the passengers on the Miva Marmara. Israel also has said that its forces started shooting after passengers on the Miva Marmara assaulted them.
Zoabi said the military operation lasted about an hour and that she saw five dead bodies in that time.
Israel said the goods that the convoy was carrying were being sent to their intended destination in Gaza. Palestinian officials confirmed that five trucks were allowed into Gaza, carrying wheelchairs.
President Barack Obama expressed "deep regret" at the deaths and "also expressed the importance of learning all the facts and cir stances around this morning's tragic events as soon as possible," the White House said Monday.
Why the raid will cause headaches for the United States
That did not impress Turkey's ambassador to the United States, Namik Tan, who called the U.S. response "sort of weak."
"Israel should not get away with this," Tan said.
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Done by 1.5 million people? Link?
Maybe. But you should be able to tell if 1.5 million people attacked.
I'm also pretty sure that Hamas didn't win the elections with 100% of the votes. You can correct me if I'm wrong.
Yep. He quoted a BBC article but left out the part about the Israeli soldiers carrying paintball guns (imo there's video confirmation). He didn't post a link when he originally quoted the article because he hoped no one would notice he selectively edited it.
are you trying to say Gaza people aren't anti-Semitic?
Deny it all you want, most Muslims hate Jews. I hate Muslims in response. I'm not gonna be the peaceful guy for no reason.
lol sook stealing rag head tactics
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