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http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/08/05/looking-at-an....
Seems quite sinister really, when all these people have done is peacefully challenge what they believe to be unjust.
Then to identify their brands LOL Pink Floyd had a VW named after them decades ago, don't buy a VW.
I swear Scuffers and dumfukkopf have posted half of the comments on the comments thread!
Seems quite sinister really, when all these people have done is peacefully challenge what they believe to be unjust.
Then to identify their brands LOL Pink Floyd had a VW named after them decades ago, don't buy a VW.
I swear Scuffers and dumfukkopf have posted half of the comments on the comments thread!
league67 said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Countdown said:
Another dangerous terrorist arrested.
Hamas leaders, from their luxury penthouses in Doha (I keep using that phrase, and no one has disputed it yet) would never recruit a young child to do their dirty work. It's unthinkable. Almost as ridiculous as storing and firing missiles from schools.
t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. S 8 GRN said:
I believe the bombs in the second image are meant for a piece of st from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too.
It appears that quite a few messages were sent to these families as well.t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. http://www.btselem.org/gaza_strip/201407_families
Countdown said:
S 8 GRN said:
I believe the bombs in the second image are meant for a piece of st from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too.
It appears that quite a few messages were sent to these families as well.t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. http://www.btselem.org/gaza_strip/201407_families
Scuffers said:
league67 said:
That algemeiner.com is regularly quoted by scufftard&co. But what do you expect from someone who posts links to thomas wictor as a definitive guide.
back to name calling again...Just how old are you?
Does that answer your question? Do you not feel stupid to post links from thomas wictor blog? I know it's wrong, but I do find your posts entertaining.
Mermaid said:
Odious cretin who would probably go to the opening of the envelope if that would help in getting him elected. S 8 GRN said:
I believe the bombs in the second image are meant for a piece of st from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too.
You believe the uncorroborated version by Lisa Goldman. There are 12 pictures in that series and according to photographers who actually took pictures 24 shells were signed. With different messages, some of them carrying images of Hezbollah members. t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. How many people do you think will die from those 24 shells? Does that even matter? Or 'collateral damage' is justified in order 'to send a message'.
Scuffers said:
The more you post, the funnier you are!
As for the website you so love, love him or loath him, its hard to argue with the pictures and analysis.
Thanks. As for the website you so love, love him or loath him, its hard to argue with the pictures and analysis.
It's not hard to argue at all with those pictures and 'analysis'. I do understand that it appears 'hard' to you, given your cognitive abilities and education. Hope that helps.
S 8 GRN said:
Yes and I see they broke the ceasefire again tonight sending messages back. Staggering to see that they still have fire power given how locked in they are and having been carpet bombed. Perhaps they have recruited David Copperfield. Peace.
Or perhaps IDF is much better at killing civilians than actually destroying Hamas' weaponry. Occam's razor.league67 said:
S 8 GRN said:
I believe the bombs in the second image are meant for a piece of st from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too.
You believe the uncorroborated version by Lisa Goldman. There are 12 pictures in that series and according to photographers who actually took pictures 24 shells were signed. With different messages, some of them carrying images of Hezbollah members. t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. How many people do you think will die from those 24 shells? Does that even matter? Or 'collateral damage' is justified in order 'to send a message'.
league67 said:
S 8 GRN said:
Yes and I see they broke the ceasefire again tonight sending messages back. Staggering to see that they still have fire power given how locked in they are and having been carpet bombed. Perhaps they have recruited David Copperfield. Peace.
Or perhaps IDF is much better at killing civilians than actually destroying Hamas' weaponry. Occam's razor.S 8 GRN said:
league67 said:
S 8 GRN said:
I believe the bombs in the second image are meant for a piece of st from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too.
You believe the uncorroborated version by Lisa Goldman. There are 12 pictures in that series and according to photographers who actually took pictures 24 shells were signed. With different messages, some of them carrying images of Hezbollah members. t from Hezbollah that has stated he'd like to see all the world's Jews gather in Israel in order to save him the trouble of hunting them down around the world. Based on that I'd be more than happy to send him a message too. How many people do you think will die from those 24 shells? Does that even matter? Or 'collateral damage' is justified in order 'to send a message'.
Zulfi Karim, secretary of the Bradford Council for Mosques:
"This is to Mr Galloway and the ambassador: please do not bring your politics on to the streets of Bradford to create disharmony among our communities. If you have concerns, share them in your embassy or in parliament or in a neutral place, not in Bradford."He added: "We work in harmony in Bradford and we support our Jewish community. Last year it was the Muslim community which helped to secure the sustainability of the city's last synagogue."
With only 299 Jews left in the city, the final synagogue was under threat of closure when members could not afford to repair the roof, until local Muslims kickstarted a campaign to save the 133-year-old building.
In his speech on Monday, Taub praised the cross-cultural understanding in Bradford. "This real Bradford has a great deal to teach the world about a multicultural city where Christians, Muslims, and Jews live, work, and cooperate together. Here, the historic synagogue thrives thanks to the support of the Muslim community. It's a much-needed model of how people who may not agree about everything can still listen to each other, hear each other, and treat each other with genuine respect."
Daniel Taub is Israel's ambassador to the UK.
Let's hear it for the people of Bradford.
"This is to Mr Galloway and the ambassador: please do not bring your politics on to the streets of Bradford to create disharmony among our communities. If you have concerns, share them in your embassy or in parliament or in a neutral place, not in Bradford."He added: "We work in harmony in Bradford and we support our Jewish community. Last year it was the Muslim community which helped to secure the sustainability of the city's last synagogue."
With only 299 Jews left in the city, the final synagogue was under threat of closure when members could not afford to repair the roof, until local Muslims kickstarted a campaign to save the 133-year-old building.
In his speech on Monday, Taub praised the cross-cultural understanding in Bradford. "This real Bradford has a great deal to teach the world about a multicultural city where Christians, Muslims, and Jews live, work, and cooperate together. Here, the historic synagogue thrives thanks to the support of the Muslim community. It's a much-needed model of how people who may not agree about everything can still listen to each other, hear each other, and treat each other with genuine respect."
Daniel Taub is Israel's ambassador to the UK.
Let's hear it for the people of Bradford.
S 8 GRN said:
Given it has his name written on it I don't need it corroborating for me. Perhaps you should ask those questions to Hezbollah first?
I don't know the individual referred to. I've not seen the statement. Obviously it's sick, but I'd imagine that both Israel and Hezbollah have other enemies on their mind at the moment. Is it an old photo? I'd imagine that those could easily cause 3 - 4,000 deaths. Depends an awful lot on where they were targeted.
I'd not be happy for kids to be around them, regardless of which end of the conflict they were on.
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