http://fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/history/zionism/news.php?q=1228947965

Gaza is under seige. Who wants to move around and be a shooting duck? This smacks of psy ops and justification for coming bad deeds.

“But we warned them.”

Providing no means for evacuation makes any warning sadistically cruel.

http://arisfreedomswitch.blogspot.com/2009/01/israels-cruel-robocalls.html

What kind of munitions did we provide? How were they used? What new bombs did the U.S. sell or provide gratis to the Jewish state? What impact do they have on innocent civilians, in the wrong place at the wrong time?

C’mon media, do your job.

“We do have indications that Israelis are using a new type of weapon with an enormous explosive power that is having a devasting effect on the body. The Palestinian colleagues of us are telling us about complete amputations and bodies that are split in two. Also they have more than 100 severe burns among the 2,000 injured, and most of these burns are more than 50% of the body surface and second- to third-degree. So these are very severe burns and extremely severe injuries caused by, probably, some new types of weapon, maybe the DIME weapon, which are tungsten-alloy weapons, which are also radioactive. These reports have not been scientifically confirmed but there is absolutely reason to believe that they used a new weapon.” –

http://www.ufppc.org/content/view/8242/

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/06/business/economy/06feds.html?ref=business

as i said recently, “Do unto others, as was done to you…?”

isn’t it ironic…

“Sustainable” truces are another post-Bush term. It basically means “we won’t accept any truce agreement that isn’t long-term and permanent.” Meanhwile, people are dying.

The proper method is to shoot for a short-term truce – any truce you can get – and then use the time that buys to negotiate for something more permanent.

As this war is 99.999% one-sided, you’d think it wouldn’t be difficult to negotiate a truce, or at least to figure out who’s to blame that there isn’t one.

The more I hear from president-elect Obama, the more I can’t believe how lucky we are. Finally a president who gets the economy of America. When our businesses are strong, we are strong. Dubya just can’t let these worthless companies go under and let strong, lean ones snatch up their market share. Destruction is an important phase of the macro business model in America.

January 5th, 2009 at 11:46 am
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I’m not sure that’s true, especially if “interfere with foreign policy” includes speaking out against current administration policy. He had no problem doing this on the campaign trail, particularly on his overseas trip.

My gut feeling is that Obama is hoping the conflict will end before he gets into office, so he can concentrate on the economy.

I think John Bolton got his way – the UN is toothless and the world knows it.

Yesterday the media kept saying that the UN Security Council couldn’t “agree” on a statement, but, that was because the U.S. was set to veto anything and everything they came up with! But the media made it sound like it was the Security Council’s fault. They certainly don’t seem to have any power.

Pssssssssssst-psssst-psssss….

Tell it to AIPAC.

They run our government EXACTLY like the mafia used to control the longshoremen, the unions, the liquor during prohibition, etc.

Nothing happens here without their direct “okay”.

Jews decided after WWII to NEVER EVER be a victim again, so to them, anything to avoid becoming a VICTIM is 100% in their right.

Stupid fcuking hypocrites.

Z I O N I S T S are the Nazis of the 21st Century.

January 5th, 2009 at 10:23 am
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Ok, that’s pretty brilliant. I hope the EPA follows through with this. It’s about time we started paying the true costs of our carnivorous lifestyle.

Alternately, this could be used to encourage more cattle farmers to convert to organic and grass-fed farming or use methane-capture methods to prevent the release of greenhouse gases.

Juan, my friend, in some peoples’ minds, they are one and the same thing. We are talking about people who see violence, not simply as a legitimate way to resolve disputes, but the preferred way.

Humans will never evolve to the next level as long as we continue to look the other way when some of us start killing each other.

Children and families should not be exterminated because of their violent, heavy handed leaders.

I would go farther: Their violent and heavy handed leaders (which in the case of Hamas, a political party with a military wing, not everybody is a radical nut) shouldn’t be exterminated. They should be brought to justice, which is completely different.

This Gaza thing is making me crazy. So many lies, so much suffering.

I can understand US position and the position of its mercenary state, Israel. What I see extremely shameful and pathetic is the complete silence of the other countries besides the useless rethoric in the UN General Assembly.

If you read the accounts, basically the Nazis surrounded the ghetto, bombed the crap out of it, burned what was left standing, then went in on a ground assault until virtually every Jew in the ghetto was dead.

Kinda sounds familiar, eh…?

I suspect that both Israel and Hamas would love to see each other completely exterminated. Unless both sides are completely stupid, they know very well that their actions merely inflame the other side, and strengthen their resolve. Which appears to be what both sides want — any excuse to practice genocide.

Does Israel truly believe that bombing Gaza will stop the rocket attacks and the suicide bombers? Does Hamas truly believe that continued attacks against Israel will stop their bombs?

It would serve them both right if the all the rest of the world gets completely disgusted with both, and they both lose all world sympathy.