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Israeli Gaza conflict?????? (GAZA)     

Fred1new - 06 Jan 2009 19:21

Will this increase or decrease the likelihood of terrorist actions in America, Europe and the rest of the world?

If you were a member of a family murdered in this conflict, would you be seeking revenge?

Should Tzipi Livni and Ehud Olmert, be tried for war crimes if or when this conflict comes to an end?

What will the price of oil be in 4 weeks time?

ExecLine - 24 May 2010 12:10 - 2167 of 6906

We could, of course, and by way of a new alternative, discuss what would be best for Sarah Ferguson to do now.....

Yes. She has made an absolutely massive mistake but there does have to be a way back.

And that is the similarity with most, if not all, of the issues on this thread.

People do make mistakes, either acting on purpose or by accident, either through misinterpretation or plain clumsiness.

Bu there usually has to be a best route back. Just as there has to be one for Sarah Ferguson, there also has to be one for the Israelis and Palestinians too.

cynic - 24 May 2010 12:12 - 2168 of 6906

and an english teacher would spank you until you learnt to differentiate between compliment and complement!

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you mean Porky would be good for both the jews and the muslims?

Gausie - 24 May 2010 12:14 - 2169 of 6906

When did the Fergie sting take place?

I was at a fund raising party that she attended on Thursday in Battersea - and she seemed pretty cool at the time. She was on top form, with her and Beatrice auctioning off a watch and some jewellery that supposedly had been bought as Andy's birthday present.

She was relaxed and laughing and joking with the bidders - my guess is she couldn't have known this was about to blow.

cynic - 24 May 2010 12:18 - 2170 of 6906

i confess that i do feel quite sorry for her, though she has and does bring a lot of trouble on herself ..... just naive? - probably

In The Land of the B - 24 May 2010 12:32 - 2171 of 6906

Hey B,
She met her nemesis on Tuesday evening.
No way back from this. Mind you, just look at Aitken and Archer.
I assume she has already taken bribes before so might be up on corruption charges eventually, though I'm sure the monarchy will do its best to bury any such outcome.

cynic - 24 May 2010 12:37 - 2172 of 6906

bribe? .... yes i suppose so in rather a vague way, but in honesty(!!) if someone is mug enough to part with such a sum merely to gain audience - and it really is no more than that - then it's their own stupidity

ExecLine - 24 May 2010 13:59 - 2173 of 6906

I believe the NOTW launched this story very, very carefully, and a tadge bit late with it too, so as not to let their competitors get in on the scoop.

Thus the first Fergie would have know about it, would have been when one of her friends rang her on Sunday morning to tell her what was about to hit the street and be all over the media.

Re: Archer - Apparently Maggie Thatcher has never, ever missed one of his Garden Parties. Hmmm? So that must make at least make him alright with the Thatcherites, then. Oh, and all the charity auction people like him too. And my wife has just rather impatiently bought his latest book.

Re: Aitken - Having done his time and converted to religion, as well as doing charitable works too, he can now hold his head up reasonably well above most parapets.

Re: Fergie - Poor lass. After all she is so short of money. And Beatrice has lost a lot of weight too, so I think Fergie might make a comeback on the back of her two lovely daughters. Perhaps in about a year's time. Meanwhile, I'd suggest she gets a new job in the States.

ExecLine - 24 May 2010 14:02 - 2174 of 6906

But more importantly, is there any way back for both Israel and the Palestinians?

What do they have to do to correct their mistakes?

Camelot - 24 May 2010 14:08 - 2175 of 6906

cynic
you seem to have an aptitude for misinterpretation

"Islam you have a problem"

These lunatics with rats in their skulls are causing great damage to Islam
They are setting themselves against all civilised norms and bringing it into direpute

Seems like Thailand, Malaya and Phillipines etc are much in the same boat

It looks to me as though Islam now needs some new secular type leadership to deal with all this rubbish

I thought I saw the makings in Iran but the reformers seem to have been trodden underfoot or executed

cynic - 24 May 2010 14:24 - 2176 of 6906

iran is terrifying with severe torture leading to death being a hobby to cheer the dull evenings for the ruling cabal

Chris Carson - 24 May 2010 16:28 - 2177 of 6906

Poor Fergie (myarse), judging by the way she was quaffing the wine a visit to Alchoholics Anonymous looks on the cards. she has obviously lost the plot, she got caught end of!

In The Land of the B - 24 May 2010 16:47 - 2178 of 6906

She must have a reputation for taking bribes otherwise the NOTW wouldn't have stung her.
Greed and corruption. Never mind this, "poor thing, she hasn't enough money for her lifestyle" nonsense.
Don't all our politicians look such bargains in their "introduction" demands now.
3000 a day - chicken feed to Fergie; wouldn't even pay for her alcohol and fags.

fahel - 24 May 2010 17:45 - 2179 of 6906


SAD SAD look at the link below ....there is no word can describe this torture..

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly2I5AzfnrY&feature=related

cynic - 24 May 2010 17:54 - 2180 of 6906

do any of you remember that little girl who was photographed running naked and on fire in viet nam?
amazingly she survived having been put in a morgue as having no chance.
there was a prog on her on the radio th other day, a snippet of which i caught on R4 as i was driving back from heathrow last evening

Gausie - 24 May 2010 18:15 - 2181 of 6906

Fahel

Israel's highest court has ordered stronger charges against two military personnel over the shooting of a bound Palestinian in the West Bank.

The sergeant and his commanding officer were originally charged with improper conduct, which would have carried a maximum penalty of one year in prison.
The soldier, acting on orders from his commander, shot Ashraf Abu Rahma in the foot at point-blank range.

"It is a cruel act that deserves a punishment which reflects this," the judges said.
(BBC)

BBC Link

Now post up a few videos of the hundreds of islamic jihad and Hamas beheadings, whippings, stonings and throat slittings and explain the Hamas judicial processes that follow ......

Was it Jesus who commented on who might be qualified to 'cast the first stone'?

ExecLine - 24 May 2010 19:09 - 2182 of 6906

Aha! A job for Fergie....?

fahel - 24 May 2010 19:27 - 2183 of 6906

Gausie,

Do you compare and accept that Islamic Jihad/Hammas and Israeli military are terrorist, if yes I will post your request.

Gausie - 24 May 2010 20:01 - 2184 of 6906

Will you hell.

Of course the israeli military are not terrorist. Israel, like any other western democracy, has it's loose canons and abu graib's. But these are the exceptions - and the bad apples are prosecuted and punished with the full weight of the law. I, like Israel, wholeheartedly condemn the actions of the individuals involved in the rubber bullet incident.

Do you condemn Hammas and Islamic Jihad?

cynic - 24 May 2010 20:20 - 2185 of 6906

gausie - beware of lowering yourself into this pit

Chris Carson - 24 May 2010 20:40 - 2186 of 6906


JESUS SAVES!

ROONEY KNOCKS IN THE REBOUND!


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