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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:03 PM by masonwatcher
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Originally posted by resistancia
reply to post by MarkLuitzen
I watched the vid and can agree with you, some of it is laughable. This does not mean the Palestinians are the bad guys, anymore than the Iraelis are
the good guys
What makes anyone think that the Israelis can not also do this????
Both have a cause therefore both will resort to propaganda.
res
Don't buy an iota of it. This is Israeli psyops and very clumsy too. All they did is produce a bunch of 3D graphics, spin it around and tell what to
see. What was the point of the 60 minutes programme at the head of the lies?
The first lie was the Palestinian police man getting shot. He moved pretty fast and landed flat without breaking his fall.
Go to 3:05 on the Youtube video and see the dust kicking up with the bullets flying in front of the ambulance. The narrator said there were no
bullets. Kind of explains why the police man was dragged and bundled into the ambulance.
The rest of the video narration was about the mayhem and he tells you what to see. He comments about a man sheltering by the kerb and suggests that he
is playing dead. I would do the same if bullets were flying about down the road from unknown directions.
What about the Palestinian shooting into the room from the outside? Perhaps he was shooting through it to the other side. Full metal jackets AK 47
bullets can go through breeze blocks. Maybe he was shooting through a window on the other side. How do we know, but I know the narrator was not there
otherwise he would have been shot by the Palestinians.
Pallywood is a zionist invention.
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:19 PM by ProfEmeritus
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I found this today, and it is a telling story of how the criminal acts of Israel have affected Palestinian Christians (as well as all civilians in
Palestine):
www.kawther.info...
(The author of this diary is Kawther Salam, a Palestinian, who fled to Vienna, Austria, where she currently lives a refugee.)
The Priest of the Roman Catholic Church in Gaza, Monsignor Emmanuel Musallam sent God his wish during the prayer of the new year 2009. He said he
wished to see the Israeli criminals Ehud Barak, Ehud Olmert, and Tzipi Livni trialed as a war criminals. In Gaza the Christian population is about
3355 Palestinians. the-roman-catholic-in-gaza-monsignor-emmanuel-musallamThe Palestinians newspapers published that Monsignor Emmanuel Musallam was
obliged to cancel the traditional night prayers for the new year in Gaza. He asked: How will the voices of our prayers arise to glorify God? And how
will the songs of joy of the New Year 2009 be sung while the sounds of the Israeli bombs shock the earth and the sky of Gaza? How will the songs of
the new year arise while and the Israeli airplanes arise above everything? Priest Musallam said that he cancelled the nightly prayer to worship God in
Gaza, and that new prayer times had been invented during the day, but that no one came to pray in the Church. The Israeli criminals are murdering
anybody who goes out to pray, to buy bread, or to walk in the streets. This is a clear horror and a war crime, added Monsignor Emmanuel Musallam.
“We had lived for years under the criminal Israeli siege, but now the siege of Gaza became a hurricane of war crimes and crimes against humanity. I
hope the day will come when we see the trial of Ehud Barak, Ehud Olmert, and Tzipi Livni, as war criminals broadcast in the TV stations. This is my
wish during the prayer of the new year 2009″. Iyad Aziz Al-Sayegh, a Roman Orthodox and the Managing Director of Al-Ahli Al-Arabi Hospital in Gaza,
said “there is no taste of the Christmas and New Year in Gaza: We are living a terrible and frightening horror in Gaza; We are living a continuous
state of mourning. We have not seen a truculent horror attack like this before.” He added: “We have not decorated our Christmas tree this year,
as we are barely keep our lives”, adding that he lives in finest Al-Rimal neighborhood of Gaza, where the elegant buildings have been turned to
ashes and rubble, and that the city has become a town of ghosts without electricity or water”.
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:21 PM by resistancia
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reply to post by masonwatcher
I do not side with Israelis, Palestinians or Zionists.
I can not be swayed to "pick" a side and therefore try to remain impartial.
Al these posts are food for thought...that is a good thing
A sad, sick and sorry state of affairs for all.
respectfully,
res
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:31 PM by pavil
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Originally posted by pepsi78
I have an entire thread started.I guess someone needs a history lesson.
www.abovetopsecret.com...'
Anytime you wish to discuss History, feel free, what would you care to talk about?
I think others have answered your questions in that thread. Since the Jews are descendants of Abraham, perhaps Israel should be in the region that
Abraham originally inhabitated? Now where would that be.......? Almost every nation on earth has carved their existence out by
killing/displacing/assimilating other inhabitants of the region. Why pick out the Jews and the Palestinians? Perhaps the Arabs should give back
Algeria, Morroco, Libya ect to the North Africans, if you want to use that train of thought. The vast majority of Americans better head back to their
homelands....where they will displace the current reisidents.
Well same people, you know it runs in the blood. Iranians=persians.
What convulated logic, even a tinge of Sterotyping. So the Visigoths =Spainards, The Franks are the equivelent of the Modern French and the Germans=
The Teutonic Knights and the Imperial Roman Empire= Italy. Just absurd.
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:46 PM by pepsi78
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I think others have answered your questions in that thread. Since the Jews are descendants of Abraham, perhaps Israel should be in the region that
Abraham originally inhabitated? Now where would that be.......? Almost every nation on earth has carved their existence out by
killing/displacing/assimilating other inhabitants of the region. Why pick out the Jews and the Palestinians? Perhaps the Arabs should give back
Algeria, Morroco, Libya ect to the North Africans, if you want to use that train of thought. The vast majority of Americans better head back to their
homelands....where they will displace the current reisidents.
Sure they did, every link they offer comes from a bias source.
Yes so let the zionist kill the Palestinians and take the land, bravo.
Not stating that the jews were not around long ago there also, but that you just can not push people from their land with force and not expect that
they fight with whatever they have at their disposal.
Israel is the problem, it's causing problems.No Israel=no more problems.
The jews and the palestinians can create a state after the fall of the old one.Where you have mixed police, military and goverment.You can't create 2
states since inhabitants jews and palestinians alike are all over the place and lay claim to the land.Israel as a state will never have peace.
It was designed by some for this very good reason.
What convulated logic, even a tinge of Sterotyping. So the Visigoths =Spainards, The Franks are the equivelent of the Modern French and the Germans=
The Teutonic Knights and the Imperial Roman Empire= Italy. Just absurd.
Yes and they take their heritage with honor and pride because they know what they are.
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 08:56 PM by masonwatcher
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reply to post by pavil
What convulated logic, even a tinge of Sterotyping. So the Visigoths =Spainards, The Franks are the equivelent of the Modern French and the Germans=
The Teutonic Knights and the Imperial Roman Empire= Italy. Just absurd.
Habitual, aren't you? As a zionist you disassociate the Palestinians from their land, history and their Semitism. Now you wish to disassociate the
Germans, Spanish, Persians, and Italians from their proud and illustrious histories.
Yet in the midst of this denial of people's ancestral heritage, you probably peddle the hoax that the Askenazim are Semites on the strength of parts
of ancient mitochondrial DNA. You go back far enough you'll probably lay claim to the continent of Africa.
We know that zionists are an effusive lot of atheist fanatics swallowing everything you want including falafels. Apparently falafels are Israel's
number 1 national dish dragged over from the Steppes of Russia and all the way to the Promised Land.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 03:31 AM by The cult of Osiris
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This has been in the making for a long time. Go get em'. Obama will be challenged in the first hours of his term.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 03:40 AM by Harlequin
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will obama do the `right` thing in the name of the Christian heavenly father?? and send in the Marines to seperate BOTH sides and put his foot down
and say ENOUGH to BOTH sides?
or will be be cowed by the heathen Israelies and do nothing?
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 03:56 AM by cozerocks
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you know this is what happens when terrorist organisations are allowed to run countries,(i don't think i would like 80 rockets a day being fired at
my town), didn't people actually vote these terrorists into power, I feel sorry for those who have lost people in this but maybe they should choose
their leaders more carefully, I do realize that terrorists do kind of put themselves in charge, they are like a disease, lets face it there's always
going to be someone with an axe to grind, a reason to shoot or bomb someone or something, they have only their own interests at heart, selfish bullies
and cowards.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 03:58 AM by poet1b
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Palestinians would be smart to embrace Israel, and the technological abilities they bring to the Middle East. This tit for tat game is soley a losing
proposition for Palestine. Maybe this time, they will wipe out Hamas, and end the hostilities once and for all. That would be a good thing.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 11:35 AM by Keyhole
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Originally posted by cozerocks
didn't people actually vote these terrorists into power, I feel sorry for those who have lost people in this but maybe they should choose their
leaders more carefully, I do realize that terrorists do kind of put themselves in charge,
Well, maybe, and maybe not!
1) There was a huge difference in the polls before the election and what the results were! Were people just lying about who they were going to vote
for before the elections?
2) There was also a HUGE difference in what the exit polls (poll taken of who people voted for after they voted) and the results of the
elections were!Were people AGAIN just lying to the pollsters about who they voted for?
Were The Palestinian Election Results Falsified In Favor Of Hamas?
The early exit polls that occurred during the Palestinian elections indicated that the Fatah party was winning with Hamas coming in second.
According to the Chicago Tribune, an exit poll conducted by Bir Zeit University showed Fatah winning 63 seats in the 132-member
parliament with 46.4 percent of the vote, and Hamas winning 58 seats with 39.5 percent. Smaller parties received 11 seats,
according to the poll, which had a one-seat (3 percent) margin of error. The poll surveyed 8,000 voters in 232 polling stations.
A poll published by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research in Ramallah, headed by Khalil Shikaki, showed Fatah winning 42
percent of the national vote and Hamas 35 percent with a margin of sampling error of 2 percentage points. This meant 58 seats for Fatah and 53
seats for Hamas. Smaller parties received 13 seats, and 8 other seats were too close to call, according to the poll, which surveyed 17,573 voters in
242 polling stations.
******SKIP******
The few and far between press reports regarding the highly questionable Palestinian election results explain away the discrepency with exit polls
as a consequence of voters lying about their support for Hamas when queried. While this might account for some bias in the sampling, it is
foolhardy to believe that this explains away a 20-25 percentage point differential. This sort of gulf is a statistical Grand Canyon that
requires a seemingly unprecedented source of bias to occur.
An obvious possible explanation for the statistical discrepency between the exit polls and reported election results is fraud.
While Jimmy Carter and other naive monitors of the Palestinian elections declared that the elections were "well-administrated", they fail to
observe the most important part of the voting process, i.e., the gathering and counting of votes. Those counting the votes or, more
importantly, reporting the outcome of an election, have much greater potential control over the declared results than those casting ballots.
Exit pollsters draw their data directly from the voters, so if there is a discrepancy with the reported election results it is those reporting the
results and/or overseeing what those reports will be that should be scrutinized. As quotes above from Joseph Stalin, “The people who cast the
votes don't decide an election, the people who count the votes do.”
Don't know why people would lie about who they voted for at the election polls AFTER they voted, but MAYBE a whole lot of people
did!
So,according to polls and statistics, ...
To anyone familiar with polling and statistics the election results being reported by the Palestinian Central Election Commission are nearly
impossible to believe.
The polls carried out by Bir Zeit University and the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research had large sample sets of 8,000 voters and
17,500 voters, respectively. The margin of error was 2-3 percentage points at worst. However, the discrepancy between the exit poll
predictions and reported election results in terms of the total vote is 20 and 25 percentage points, respectively. In a statistical
sense, the odds of this being true for one exit poll is one in a hundred million. For two separate exit polls to be so far off is
essentially statistically impossible.
The few and far between press reports regarding the highly questionable Palestinian election results explain away the discrepency with exit polls
as a consequence of voters lying about their support for Hamas when queried. While this might account for some bias in the sampling, it is
foolhardy to believe that this explains away a 20-25 percentage point differential. This sort of gulf is a statistical Grand Canyon that
requires a seemingly unprecedented source of bias to occur.
So, there are some people who do believe that all is not what it seems when it comes to Hamas winning the election.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 07:57 PM by ProfEmeritus
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reply to post by Harlequin
will obama do the `right` thing in the name of the Christian heavenly father?? and send in the Marines to seperate BOTH sides and put his foot down
and say ENOUGH to BOTH sides? or will be be cowed by the heathen Israelies and do nothing?
Obama will do what he's always done. He'll vote PRESENT.
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reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 08:02 PM by pepsi78
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Originally posted by poet1b
Palestinians would be smart to embrace Israel, and the technological abilities they bring to the Middle East. This tit for tat game is soley a losing
proposition for Palestine. Maybe this time, they will wipe out Hamas, and end the hostilities once and for all. That would be a good thing.
There will never be peace in the ME, Hamas yes they may be an extremest group, but you have to understant that the Israelis were like that before and
did that too.Hamas dies another group is boren and so on.
The region never knew peace and it never will , not that I insist upon it but the state of Israel will never have peace.They have to learn to live
with each other and that can only work in a mixed inviorment, the two state solution will never work.
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 01:16 AM by ExamineAllViews
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I really do wish for peace in this region of the world. Let's stop blaming and trying to incite hatred toward either side; all it does is create more
pain.
I think the best course of action is for the IDF to stop its military operation in that area, remove blockades from the area and allow UN peacekeeper
forces to control Gaza. Besides killing many civilians (whether intentional or not), Israel is REALLY hurting its image in the international
community, much more so than they seem to realise.
Am I defending Hamas militants for firing rockets? Not at all. It's just the civilian death toll is much higher on the Palestinian side - regardless
of if Hamas militants hide behind normal people or not, the civilian toll just seems way too high for attacks that are meant to specifically target
militants.
Israel: Welcome in UN peacekeeprs and allow them to control the area. Any further actions of aggression is only going to cause more trouble for your
own interests and those of innocent civilians.
Hamas militants: Stop the rockets! They are not helping you in ANY way, seriously. If you really care about your family and loved ones, you will agree
to a ceasefire and allow UN troops to control the area. Like Israel's military actions, these rocket attacks are severely weakening your chances to
achieve peace!
Look im no expert i just think this might be a logical approach to somewhat resolve this horrible situation. Once again, blaming and antagonising will
not lead to any positives for either Israelis or Palestinians...
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 09:11 AM by mrmonsoon
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Originally posted by Harlequin
will obama do the `right` thing in the name of the Christian heavenly father?? and send in the Marines to seperate BOTH sides and put his foot down
and say ENOUGH to BOTH sides?
or will be be cowed by the heathen Israelies and do nothing?
THE ONLY HEATHEN Are the Hamas terrorist who target civilians with sucide bombers, rockets and mortars.
They want sympathy because they stated a war they are losing.
It is about time the world said enough and no longer tolerated these terrorist animals and their murdering ways.
They are the sole cause of death for both sides civillians.
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 09:16 AM by mrmonsoon
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Originally posted by ExamineAllViews
I really do wish for peace in this region of the world. Let's stop blaming and trying to incite hatred toward either side; all it does is create more
pain.
I think the best course of action is for the IDF to stop its military operation in that area, remove blockades from the area and allow UN peacekeeper
forces to control Gaza. Besides killing many civilians (whether intentional or not), Israel is REALLY hurting its image in the international
community, much more so than they seem to realise.
Am I defending Hamas militants for firing rockets? Not at all. It's just the civilian death toll is much higher on the Palestinian side - regardless
of if Hamas militants hide behind normal people or not, the civilian toll just seems way too high for attacks that are meant to specifically target
militants.
Israel: Welcome in UN peacekeeprs and allow them to control the area. Any further actions of aggression is only going to cause more trouble for your
own interests and those of innocent civilians.
Hamas militants: Stop the rockets! They are not helping you in ANY way, seriously. If you really care about your family and loved ones, you will agree
to a ceasefire and allow UN troops to control the area. Like Israel's military actions, these rocket attacks are severely weakening your chances to
achieve peace!
Look im no expert i just think this might be a logical approach to somewhat resolve this horrible situation. Once again, blaming and antagonising will
not lead to any positives for either Israelis or Palestinians...
tHE uN HAS ALREAdy proven they cannot or will not do their job.
They allowed Hezbolla terrorits to setup and fire rockets from their postion-useless.
There is absolutly no reason for Israel to stop while Hamas continues to attack.
iF THE Hamas cared anything about it's people, it would not bring death and distruction on them.
Yes, you adnmit they hide behind civillians, sick animals.
The only way to stop this is for the Hamas to be stopped and prevented from attacking, again.
No one has ever gone into Gaza with the idea of stopping the Hamas attacks.
If somone does go in, what will they do when Hamas again attacks from their post????
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 09:22 AM by vor78
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Originally posted by Harlequin
will obama do the `right` thing in the name of the Christian heavenly father?? and send in the Marines to seperate BOTH sides and put his foot down
and say ENOUGH to BOTH sides?
or will be be cowed by the heathen Israelies and do nothing?
If Obama has any good sense, he'll keep his nose out of it. In the process, he might actually earn a shred of my respect.
The biggest mistake that the US has made since the end of WW2 has been attempting to act as the world's policeman. We do not need to be involved in
this any more than we already are. It is not our fight and 15 minutes after US troops are withdrawn, they'll just start fighting again...IF they
ever stopped. They're hell bent on killing each other and always have been.
Besides, US troops would be perceived as favoring the Israelis. You and I both know that.
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 09:23 AM by SLAYER69
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I'm sick of the war!
And I'm ashamed of my fellow ATS members.
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