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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?

Fred1new - 13 Aug 2010 19:26 - 3347 of 6906

Cynic.

The words in it would be to long for you.

Try the Beano or the Sun.

Fred1new - 13 Aug 2010 19:33 - 3348 of 6906

Cynic,

You should avoid this site as well.

But they do have pictures.

http://www.wofpp.org/english/home.html

In The Land of the B - 13 Aug 2010 23:03 - 3349 of 6906

At least fred the nazi and haycrapper can't have babies together. Imagine the infestation of mini-websites they'd spawn between them all vying with one another to regurgitate more and more sickening propaganda.
What do these obsessionals do when they're not looking for anti-semitic and/or anti-Israel web sites?
Do they have any abuse left to self-abuse.....? Or even enough passion.......

Do they lie awake at night chanting their sacred three sound Om...........copee, n paste copee n paste, copee n paste, copee n paste, copee n paste...ad infinitum, ad nauseam ?

In The Land of the B - 13 Aug 2010 23:09 - 3350 of 6906

What price a Sartrean hell of haycrapper, fred, fahel and clubman all trapped together in one another's company for eternity in Huis Clos.....with occasional guest appearances from cynic.

Haystack - 13 Aug 2010 23:15 - 3351 of 6906

ITLOTB
You seem to be getting slightly out of control. Try taking some water with it.

In The Land of the B - 13 Aug 2010 23:22 - 3352 of 6906

You have no poetry in your soul, only poison. Try taking some waterboarding with it.

cynic - 14 Aug 2010 08:38 - 3353 of 6906

that's a very erudite posting of yours itlob ..... for myself, i'ld have thought a guest appearance in 'Allo 'Allo might be more apposite

mnamreh - 14 Aug 2010 09:14 - 3354 of 6906

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cynic - 14 Aug 2010 10:25 - 3355 of 6906

i am the boss, so please don't kick me!

mnamreh - 14 Aug 2010 10:33 - 3356 of 6906

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ptholden - 14 Aug 2010 10:35 - 3357 of 6906

Whilst not ignoring the fanatics in Israel and Hamas, in my rather ignorant opinion the main problem in resolving this issue is the support to both from 'outside'; in the case of Israel - US, Hamas - Iran. Take away the influence of both and I suspect a peaceful resolution would eventually be found. But this is a third party war between Iran and the US (the West?) and I suspect it won't be long before it's no longer at arms length

mnamreh - 14 Aug 2010 11:53 - 3358 of 6906

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ptholden - 14 Aug 2010 12:46 - 3359 of 6906

m

Take Iran out of the equation and there is a much better chance of a resolution, assuming that Israel are not allowed to steam roller Gaza in the process. Iran is the biggest destabilising influence in the ME and take every opportunity to wage war by proxy against the West. As evidenced by the most recent Iranian elections the moderates are becoming sick of being the World's pariah, given time I suspect they would come to the fore, but probably not before it's too late.

mnamreh - 14 Aug 2010 13:20 - 3360 of 6906

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Haystack - 14 Aug 2010 14:46 - 3361 of 6906

Take the US out of the equation and that would stop arms going to Israel. There would be a resolution, but it wouldn't be to Israel's liking.

There is no will to solve this. Israel doesn't really want any agreement. They are just stalling so they can build more settlements.

The current possible talks are pointless as they would be between the Palestinian Authority led by Mahmoud Abbas , which has no legal basis, being an interim body that stopped being legitimate years ago and Israel. The other Palestinian representatives such as Hamas do not recognise these talks. Any agreements will be ignored. For a proper settlement of the issues, Israel has to move back to pre 1948 borders. The Palestinians will accept no less.

Currently the PA are working with the Israel Occupation Forces in the West Bank in rounding Hamas supporters. This is making Hamas even more popular in the West Bank. A similar thing happened in Gaza and resulted in Hamas being elected as the government. Fatah are siding with the PA and as a result they are losing support amongst the population. There were supposed to have been elections in June/July in the West Bank, but they were cancelled by the PA as they were concerned at the possible result.

Haystack - 14 Aug 2010 14:49 - 3362 of 6906

Regarding NI, I think that the 'troubles' will start again in some manner. The Republicans at some stage will realise the the joint Dublin/Belfast government agreement for NI gives them nothing and does not move them closer to a united Ireland. It is a fudge and like all compromises over territory, it will fester and turn into a boil that will erupt again.

ptholden - 14 Aug 2010 15:55 - 3363 of 6906

m

I do not agree that all Iran are engaged in is 'sabre rattling' such is for public consumption and yes I would agree to appease the masses. Their proxy war(s) against the West are of a much greater threat.

For once I agree with haystack, violence in NI goes through cycles, generally the populace will eventually not tolerate the terrorists and peace inevitably breaks out. The next generation (now) have not been exposed to the atrocities of the 70s/80s and will have much greater forbearance for the violence yet to come. Incidentally, its already started.

mnamreh - 14 Aug 2010 18:34 - 3364 of 6906


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Fred1new - 14 Aug 2010 19:09 - 3365 of 6906

The majority of small babies go to sleep, when they have full stomachs, warmth and comfort.

The problem is they wake up, look around and see what others are doing and feel dissatisfied.

The Middle East and Northern Island are a bit like that.

ptholden - 14 Aug 2010 19:13 - 3366 of 6906

Iran isn't a scapegoat m. I can only guess you don't want to understand their foreign policy or you really don't have any idea how Iran manages its affairs. I can only think it's the latter, you're obviously a very educated chap (chapess?) capable of meaningful research if you so wished.
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