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Yassir Arafat = dead at 75.
A2597
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[url]http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/11/10/arafat.obit/index.html[/url]
To which I respond "About time"
To which I respond "About time"
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by A2597 [/i]
[B]"About time" [/B][/QUOTE]
To which I respond ":rolleyes:"
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by A2597 [/i]
[B]To which I respond "About time"[/B][/QUOTE]
I don't... I think this does pave the way for more fruitful peace negotiations, but I do not wish anyone dead. That is inappropriate in my opinion.
You and I know A2597 that there will never really be peace until Christ comes and resolves it, but the effort that is made regardless will temper the character of many of those who try, and is worth the attempt.
frankly, ive more sympathy with the palestinians, tho i dont agree with some of their methods
Yassir Arafat is one, Yuday and Quisay Saddam were others....
Yassir spoke of peace while telling people to strap on explosives. He was a hypocrite. And why anyone sans those brainwashed under his rule would morn his passing is beyond me.
--RC
Anyways to show how superficial the whole "palestinian freedom fighting" movement is watch a civil war errupt in their territories over power.
[B]I never wish death on anyone, but there are people on this planet to which I can say "Good riddence"
Yassir Arafat is one, Yuday and Quisay Saddam were others....[/B][/QUOTE]
Ronald Reagan was one of mine.
Arafat rose to power using terrorism and murder to get what he wanted. The Isralies may not be saints, but Arafat isnt far from the antichrist. It is my hope that someone that actually desires peace will take his place.
[B]Ronald Reagan was one of mine. [/B][/QUOTE]
I said that about Reagan once, well, along the lines of... "I dont give a rats ass about Arafat dying, just like Reagan" and everone got all pissed off and Acused me of being a troll and etc.. Just dont say that at Spacebattles
[quote] but Arafat isnt far from the antichrist. It is my hope that someone that actually desires peace will take his place.[/quote]
Please not the Anticrist Bullshit..... We all know its me:p
[B]Finally now maybe the Israelis will stop making that stupid wall. [/B][/QUOTE]
I hope not. They need that wall to keep the Palastinian suicide bombers OUT.
keeping good standing normal Palastinians trying to find work and live a good life, bad.
They need peace, compromise and understanding not a wall.
Heh, not in this life!
[B]peace...in the middle east?
Heh, not in this life! [/B][/QUOTE]
*Looks at VX Canisters and Nukes*.....
I got an Idea!
- PJH
[B]I hope not. They need that wall to keep the Palastinian suicide bombers OUT. [/B][/QUOTE]
Sure...the wall worked well in Berlin...
Should have thought someone learned not to do something like that again...
If the wall prevents terrorists from entering Israel and there is a sharp drop in attacks because of it, it will have been a good idea, and I will applaud the Israelis for finding a solution that did not involve rolling over Palestinian cities with their tanks.
I regard it as far more likely that the wall will simply be a major nuisance to those with legitimate reason to move through it; the terrorists will find other ways.
The Kahan Commission investigating these massacres recommended in early 1983 the removal of Sharon from his post as Defense Minister for "indirect responsibility" in the massacre, stating that the "Minister of Defense [Sharon] bears personal responsibility".
On June 18, 2001, relatives of the victims of the Sabra massacre began proceedings in Belgium to have Ariel Sharon indicted on war crimes charges. In June 2002, a Brussels Appeals Court rejected the lawsuit because the law was subsequently changed to disallow such lawsuits unless a Belgian citizen is involved. [b]Elie Hobeika, the Phalangist commander who ordered the massacres, offered to go to Brussels, possibly to testify against Sharon, but he was assassinated by car bomb shortly thereafter.[/b][/quote] (coincidence?)
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_Sharon[/url]
[B]peace...in the middle east?
Heh, not in this life! [/B][/QUOTE]
Stranger things have happened. Remember, improbable doesn't mean impossible.
Now that Assafat is pushing up daises, people just might start going for the tables and *gasp* discuss a peace treaty.
1) A#, you misspelled Arafat's name.
2) I would side with Israel in this conflict any day of the week. Just imagine what would happen if Mexico declared a jihad on the US. How long do you think it'd take before all people from central-America (and anyone else with a funny accent just to be on the safe side) would be deported or put into camps, and how long after that before Mexico is either invaded or nuked?
Most of the world has no sense of perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and some of the countries that try to speak up are so biased it's pathetic (because of large arab populations due to immigration -- people who are sometimes less than willing to integrate into their new society, but instead try to change the society to fit their beliefs).
Luckily they did use that old "shoot the guns at the sky" thing, which got some of the darwin award winners hospitalised.
Anyway.. I put the islam yahoos into the same category as gypsies and psycho christians.