Palestinian Solidarity Campaign disrupts Israeli Concert. Yeah!!!

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Do you really think that this image is inflammatory?

As to the image, it's fine. When it's met with its reality,

A Palestinian Bedouin girl lies on her family's bedding after Israeli army bulldozers razed their shacks and tents

it becomes something more. It's always the reality part that you love/seek to avoid, Finn.

The more you show of yourself, the more highly becoming of you that is.

IzzythePOOP,
POOP POOP, a-DOOP
da, da da, da, da da da.....

There is a world of difference between posters like Finn and Foofie, who in the most part are motivated by their concern for the Israelis, and a couple of fly-blown ****-peddlers like you and Gunga.

1) I am also trying to do preventive measures, so another generation of decent Gentiles do not have to question what type of humanity they belong to, if there is a second Holocaust....

There is no further threat of holocausts coming from Christians; a second holocaust would be the work of slammites and shit4brains libtards like POOP and Hinkey here who either are slammites, are married to slammites, or are operating under some delusion that slammites might come for them last.

but if they're ever subdued you'll turn on the Jews in a flash.

There's a lot of action about the upcoming vote in the UN. There's a lot of pressure being put on the French, German and British governments.

This vote is going to be quite significant. America has already suggested it will use its veto if necessary, but would rather not.

The problem i see with it is that it's a mishmash of intentions and goals. It's good to see references to the "pre-1967" borders, but i have a problem even with that terminology. The borders of Israel haven't changed, and Israeli high courts have taken that position in refusing to rule on settlement cases. The problem that people will always face in negotiating with the Isrraelis is that there isn't a unified position, which simply facilitates Israel's generations old habit of negotiating in bad faith.

Foofie wrote:

Also, if there was a Palestinean state, what will the economy be based on? Welfare from the world?

At the moment the Gaza blockade is making any form of industry nigh on impossible. Allow them to trade like any other nation and I'm sure they'll do very well thank you very much.

Setanta wrote:

I agree with your assessment, but we are not the only people who read here, so i have provided sources which i am sure he will now deny. Either that or he'll puke up some more of his collateral damage bullshit, as though that justifies wanton attacks such as the IDF perpetrates. If they can't launch their attacks without killing hundreds of children, they're pretty ******* incompetent.

What seems to be overlooked is that modern warfare has included killing civilians as a way to demoralize the enemy. So, Dresden, Hiroshima, Nagasaki is the modern paradigm of war. It was used by an enemy on 9/11. It was used, I thought, also during the Spanish Civil War in the 1930's.

So, are you saying that war should be what it was in prior centuries, where armies met only on battlefields?

If you look at NATO action in Libya there is a clear sense of avoiding civilians, and focusing on military targets. Israel purports to hold itself to the same high standards, but when you look at the amount of civilian dead in Lebanon and Gaza that is clearly not the case

What you're saying doesn't make sense. The Israeli PR machine always casts the IDF as reasonable, and subject to the rules of war, but the civilian casualties show that is not the case.

For what it's worth, the Palestinian Authority's bid for UN recognition would be a foundational stepping stone from which to proceed in regard to further negotiations with the Zionists

regardless of the fact that presently the PA lack an honest negotiating partner given the Zionist's present ruling party's (LIKUD) intransigence.