posted July 26, 2006 03:24 PM              

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This is pathetic.. what a bunch of LOSERS.... to hide behind civilians and then play the martyr as though Israel attacked them without cause.

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Losers? Ummm I don't know who you could possibly be calling a loser. You support the fact the Israeli GOVERMENT is even bombing them. And you support your GOVERMENT who is giving them the go ahead and supplying them with weapons!

Just add yourself to that loser list and quit thinking that attacking another country will bring peace, happiness, and rainbows.

It will never be that way.

posted July 26, 2006 04:11 PM            

I'm childish? Because I called you on the carpet for posting pictures of dead children and insinuating the fact that terrorists pose as civilians is as likely as a baby being a terrorist?

You're in severe denial and you have issues. Just because a Jew is anti war doesn't mean that Jew supports your anti-semite view points.

Give it up - your posts speak volumes about the kind of person you are and what you believe it.

VL... you're an idiot and always will be. You're posts are idiotic and your words are pathetic. Maybe you should go to Iraq and go bug the terrorists - you could talk nonsense to them to the point where they would just give up their arms.

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The democratic world believes that it is not the terrorists that are to blame, but us. Us, the westerners.
WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And the sooner you eliminate this misconception from your minds, the better.
We are NOT to blame. It is the freaking terrorists and the freaking terrorists only!!!! They are the bad guys. They do not understand concepts like peace, democracy, and respect for human life. They are, pure and simPle, EVIL!!!!! Behind all their political manipulations, if you carefully look at the actions of these MONSTERS, they are EVIL!!

http://www.mideastweb.org/log/archives/00000489.htm

posted July 26, 2006 04:26 PM              

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Give it up - your posts speak volumes about the kind of person you are and what you believe it.

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Yes, and the same can be said for you, my dear (altho I think you meant to say believe "in.")

As I was saying, the same can be said for you.....

....and it's NOT pretty!

posted July 26, 2006 04:48 PM            

Rainbow,

I do not value your opinion, in fact I think you are quite off your rocker and therefore having you judge my posts and say they aren't "pretty" means nothing to me.

You value system is flawed at best so what you consider pretty I consider to be offensive and inane. What you consider to be ugly is almost always an argument that contains facts and proof.

Why would I consider the opinion of a woman that believes our leaders are lizard men in disguise and starts numerous threads about ludicrious conspiracy theories?

You lament about the civilians being killed in Lebanon by the Israelis, but what about Hizbollah hiding among the innocent and starting this conflict? Where is your outrage for the innocent victims in Israel?

posted July 26, 2006 05:07 PM              

On page one - you start this thread....

....and l6 responses follow (none of which are me)......

....and then you post again, followed by Isis and then yourself again...(posts # l7 and l8)....

Finally there is a 19th post on this thread - and it is me.

....and from that one post which shows the innocent children who are victims, of what's going on over there....YOU determine that I am anti-Jewish.

In your response to THAT post, here is what you say....

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So what is it Rainbow? What makes you so anti-Jewish as to make it seem as though they are targeting children? Is it because they have a great relationship with enemy number ONE.. the United States?
huh....

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Oh btw, a brilliant deduction I might add....

....and then you go on to say in a following post....

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You're in severe denial and you have issues. Just because a Jew is anti war doesn't mean that Jew supports your anti-semite view points

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My anti-semite views?

What the hell are you talking about?

The Jewish man who is talking about the "god-awful wrongness" of that war....IS NOT SUPPORTING MY anti-semite view points?

Duh!

Where in the hell can you find my anti-semite view points.....and how he .....for what that segment of the Jews repersent, when he's telling us how wrong they are?

Duh! again...

Pid...when you say something....at least try and make sense...

....and I don't know how you can sit there and say someone is in denial when it's obvious that YOU'RE the one in denial...

Case in point!

...supposedly "calling me on the carpet" (what a crock) because I dared show what's happening to the innocent children over there.

The main reason you don't want to see those suffering little kids is because it's a grim reminder of the awful truth, which you also can't bear!

posted July 26, 2006 05:16 PM              

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Why would I consider the opinion of a woman that believes our leaders are lizard men in disguise and starts numerous threads about ludicrious conspiracy theories?

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Is Pid delusional?

Yes!

Where in hell you came up with this "lizard men" thing is way beyond me....

I'd like to know where you found posts with me claiming I think our leaders are "lizard men' in disguise.....

You know damn well you can't....so you should be more careful when accusing people of things, or others might get the idea that you're a liar - if NOT delusional....

posted July 26, 2006 05:20 PM              

Know what?

posted July 26, 2006 05:57 PM            

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The democratic world believes that it is not the terrorists that are to blame, but us. Us, the westerners.
WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And the sooner you eliminate this misconception from your minds, the better.
We are NOT to blame. It is the freaking terrorists and the freaking terrorists only!!!! They are the bad guys. They do not understand concepts like peace, democracy, and respect for human life. They are, pure and simPle, EVIL!!!!! Behind all their political manipulations, if you carefully look at the actions of these MONSTERS, they are EVIL!!

http://www.mideastweb.org/log/archives/00000489.htm

posted July 26, 2006 06:15 PM              

And she's also ugly.

posted July 26, 2006 07:26 PM            

30 soldiers hurt in Bint Jbeil

(VIDEO) Battles rage since morning hours in Hizbullah’s south Lebanon ‘capital.’ Soldiers report short-range fire, face to face combat, setting off of explosives, and missile fire. Fire ceases during afternoon hours, and injured soldiers begin to arrive at northern hospitals.

At least 30 soldiers were injured in battles in the town dubbed as Hizbullah's ‘capital,’ in one of the most bitter battles the IDF has known in recent years; three soldiers sustained serious wounds, two others were moderately wounded while the rest were lightly hurt in the fighting.

IDF sources said an extremely difficult phase of the battle developed when soldiers encountered terrorists face to face, accompanied by the setting off of explosives and the firing of various missiles.

Many terrorists apparently operated in the area and launched a combined attack against IDF forces. In the course of fighting a number of terrorists were killed.

Missile launcher was found in mosque

Fire ceased during the afternoon hours.

The fighting in Bint Jbeil began when IDF forces, including Golani Brigade soldiers, began searching buildings suspected of being used to provide infrastructures for terrorists.

On Tuesday, many weapons in some of the homes were found, and rooms have been turned into war rooms for Hizbullah members.

On Tuesday morning, during early searches, fire was opened on forces, who returned fire. A number of terrorists fled into a mosque in the area and continued to fire from within the structure at soldiers.

Last week, a missile launcher was found in the mosque, IDF sources said.

"Hizbullah members don't discount any means to kill or injure, including the use of civilians as a holy human shields. If there will be no choice, we will hit every place from which they shoot at our forces," a military source told Ynet.

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Then again.. maybe it is all a lie and the Israelis are just running around killing babies.

posted July 26, 2006 08:57 PM              

what I don't understand is the LOoney Left..for anything that could be right..they make wrong..

posted July 27, 2006 12:42 AM              

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on and on she goes... where the blather stops no one knows......

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Yup!

She sure does...

posted July 27, 2006 01:58 AM              

God love ya, girl!

posted August 10, 2006 11:55 PM            

The rest of the leftist SurrenderCrats need to take notes from those Democrats who actually have brains. That would be Joe Lieberman and Ed Koch.

Bush Deserves Praise for Support of Israel
Edward I. Koch
Friday, Aug. 11, 2006

The war now raging in Lebanon should not surprise anyone. For many years, Hezbollah, which is funded, equipped and ideologically supported by Iran and Syria, has made it crystal clear that its goal is to conquer Israel, expel its Jewish inhabitants, and place the entire land under Islamic rule.

Hezbollah engages in terrorism – the deliberate targeting of Jewish civilians and others – to achieve its goals. For the past month, Hezbollah has rained down thousands of rockets on Israel, deliberately maiming and killing innocent Israeli civilians. Hezbollah uses Lebanese civilians as human shields when it places its rockets in civilian areas, and is therefore responsible for many Lebanese casualties. Nonetheless, the European Union refuses to describe Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

The Islamic terrorism represented by Hezbollah and others will one day threaten the entire world. Islamic fanatics have already engaged in terrorist acts in the U.S., England, Spain, India, Kenya, Tanzania, Argentina, Indonesia, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries.

Israel should be applauded for fighting international terrorism and using its military forces in Lebanon to confront the terrorist infrastructure after Hezbollah launched a military attack across the Lebanese-Israeli border on July 12. Instead, Israel has been criticized by a number of countries in the European Union that seek to make it difficult for the Israeli army to degrade or eliminate Hezbollah.

You can count on the French government to try to deliver Israel into the hands of its enemies. British Prime Minister Tony Blair deserves enormous credit for standing with the U.S. against those in and out of his government who have opposed his willingness to fight international terrorism and his support for the right of Israel to defend itself against Hezbollah.

I have no doubt, however, that if it were not for the support of the United States, led by President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, many European states would be even more active in trying to snatch victory from the hands of the Israel Defense Forces.

The position of the United States has been clear from the start of hostilities: a sustainable cease-fire. An August 7 New York Times editorial stated what The Times believes is required: "For Israel, [the U.N. Resolution] must include some assurance that Hezbollah will no longer be able to cross into Israeli territory and kidnap Israeli soldiers or launch its rockets against Israeli towns and cities."

For Lebanon, all agree that a "sustainable cease-fire" means a return of control of the entire country to the elected Lebanese government. The Lebanese army is not strong enough to exercise such control and disarm Hezbollah. It will need the military forces of NATO or other friendly countries to assist it.

It was disingenuous for Russian President Vladimir Putin, the butcher of Grozny and the Chechen Republic, and others to talk of a "disproportionate response" on the part of Israel. Even with the onslaught of Israeli troops sent into southern Lebanon, Israel's response to date has been clearly inadequate to the danger it faces. Although it is making progress, it has been unable to destroy all of Hezbollah's bases and rockets so as to remove them as future threats.

Israel's decision not to use major combat infantry in addition to its air force early on was, in hindsight, a serious error, even if its intent was to minimize casualties to both Israeli military forces and Lebanese civilians. It appears that Hezbollah will emerge from this exchange of hostilities degraded militarily in its ability to wage terrorist attacks against Israel, but not destroyed.

Politically, it will be strengthened, simply by having withstood Israeli efforts to totally obliterate it. Arab leadership will seek to convince the "Arab street" that Israel's army was defeated by Hezbollah. Rational people, however, will look at the damage inflicted by Israel in southern Lebanon and Beirut and know that Lebanon paid a heavy price for Hezbollah's military misadventure.

In an effort to limit Israel's victory, the Arab League is seeking to have the proposed Security Council resolution order Israel to vacate southern Lebanon before Hezbollah is disarmed and the Lebanese army and a multinational force is placed there as required by U.N. Resolution 1559. Israel cannot protect its population from a renewal of Hezbollah's rocket attacks on Israeli cities and towns if it were to quit Lebanon before both Lebanon's army and a U.N.-mandated military force are in place to keep the peace and disarm Hezbollah.

According to The New York Times, President Bush made the U.S. position clear: "Speaking to reporters from his ranch in Crawford, Texas, President Bush called for the resolution's speedy adoption, but made clear that the main sticking point – Lebanese insistence that the draft be altered to require Israel to withdraw troops immediately – was nonnegotiable."

In my judgment, when history evaluates George W. Bush's position in the pantheon of presidents, he will be compared with Harry S Truman. Bush's fortitude in recognizing the danger of Islamic fundamentalism to the U.S. and, indeed, the Western world, and his awareness of the need to win this war of civilizations is remarkable. He deserves the applause of all Americans and in time he will receive it.

posted August 11, 2006 12:25 AM              

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Well, there are at least 2 Democrats who recognize that the fascist Islamic terrorists must be defeated.

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Not agreeing with war and supporting terrorists are 2 very different things.

I'll try and explain it to you since I know it doesn't usually sink in.

This is a terrorist:

These are children and animals:

resistance.jeeran.com/massacres/others/index.htm

posted August 11, 2006 12:27 AM              

This is what should be done:

This should NOT be done

posted August 11, 2006 12:35 AM              

Imagine my poor kitty there.

Everything suffers during war.

Animals also suffering in Lebanon conflict: rights group

by Jailan Zayan Sun Aug 6, 5:46 PM ET

BEIRUT (AFP) - Even as hundreds of thousands of people in Lebanon suffer from
Israel's military offensive, a US rights group is drawing attention as well to the plight of animals caught under the rain of bombs.
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Activists from the US-based People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) group have been handing out leaflets explaining how to help animals caught under the strikes of Israel's 25-day assault on its northern neighbour.

In south Lebanon, war is taking a toll on those animals that did not escape with their masters. The carcasses of cats, dogs, goats, and sheep litter the roads, mowed down by fleeing villagers careening out of the hills in packed automobiles.

The flyers, which have been handed out to citizens, military, police and NGOs, urge people who see animals in distress to set them free if they are tied up, give them water and if possible take them in.

As a last resort, the guidelines say, the animals should be shot at point-blank range.

"War is absolute hell for animals too," said Michelle Rokke, a disaster relief coordinator with PETA who came to Lebanon from New Mexico last week to rescue animals.

"The bombs are falling, and just like there are human casualties, there are animal casualties," said Rokke, who worked as an undercover investigator for PETA for four years.

PETA got as far south as Tyre, but could not go far beyond as access by road has been blocked by the Lebanese army, whose men were eager to lend a helping hand for the sake of the suffering animals.

"There are places we couldn't reach but Lebanese soldiers would take dog food from us and go feed the dogs themselves," said Rokke who plans to take cats and dogs out of the country and re-house them with new owners abroad.

In Bint Jbeil, a village devastated by the full might of the Israeli offensive, a Hezbollah fighter says that in the midst of the fierce battle he found kinship with a four-legged friend.

"I saw a dog. His tongue was hanging so far out from hunger and thirst," recalled the fighter, who gave his name simply as Hussein. "I gave him my last can of tuna. If I showed mercy on the dog maybe God will show mercy on me."

In the village of Srifa, another Hezbollah stronghold that has endured its share of Israeli bombardment, a donkey with its front leg snared in a tangle of toppled fencing, brays desperately.

Horses amble down the town's main street. Their owners have long since fled. A stray cow forages for food in the kitchen of an abandoned home.

Local Hezbollah leaders are less sympathetic to the livestock's plight.

"The Americans care more about their animals than they do humans," says Haj Rabia Abou Hussein, a 40-year-old field commander. "Their pets take vacations."

But "animals don't know political lines," says Rokke. In war and times of crisis "at least there is an infrastructure for humans, but not for animals," she says.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060806/sc_afp/mideastconflictlebanonanimals_060806214618