They're softening their language for mass appeal.

So peaceful...

Don't crush that zionist! Hand me the pliers!

Don't you get it? It's a "toy" banner, to match the "toy" guns that many young boys were no doubt playing with in the same area

Flames of hate bursting from her head.

"...look how the zionist media painted devil's horns on the head of this lovely, and peaceful girl."

/projection

stupid damned muslims. I wish that they would eat crap and die.

Lovely. I guess they really don't have anything better to do with their time other than hate. That is sad.

I pity this girl, being raised by the Cult in Pakistan. Her future will be grim, hard, unloving, brutal, violent, and intellectually dead.

Just think- had she been born an Israeli girl she might have had a good life.

Not a bad effort, but "God Bless Hitler" is still the champ.

#5 Perfect Sense

My first thought was snakes, Medusa style.

I'm confused. Exactly what does this sign mean to say?
/sarc

Crush Israel and you'll still be living in a shit-hole and following a non-religion.

And you'll still be ugly.

Muslim women in pictures always look depressed.

Israel will be crushed in a most peaceful way.

Here's a longshot of the same pic. Yahoo Pic

You can see our friend in the background on the right side. Can anyone tell who's pictured in the sign she's holding?

She should cover her face b4 some male from her family takes offence and has to kill her to save their honor. How f*&ked up is that?

In a less-violent way, Pelosi wants to crush anyone who disagrees with her, even fellow congressmen.

If we go ahead with a planned F-16 sale to this shithole - we're the idiots.

India better thinking "Pre-emptive War" about now.

What a wonderful world!

Better yet, huge sign including errors:
Israel should be wiped out of the face of the world.

Picture can be seen on front page of TheReligionofPeace website here.

Imagine this girl's surprise at what her world would be like if Israel and the US were indeed crushed. Be careful what you wish for little girl, the world will be a very scary place when your friends have taken over...

And, again, why are the signs written in english? Surely not all Pakistanis read/write it. And write it so well. If I were to write that phrase, I doubt that my penmanship would be quite that good...

9 scott Exactly what I wanted to say.

Semi flying-pig moment: The AP actually included a photo of an English language sign whose meaning is clear and could therefore not caption the photo as "a sign calling for resistance against Israel."

Israel out of Kashmir!

21 buce actually, her world is already as bad as all that.

Wonder if she plucks for that crazy night out with Britney.

16 killgore Musharraf?

Oh, come now Lizards. We all know that AIPAC and the Jewish-controlled media cropped that photo to misrepresent the message. The sign actually read: "Don't Crush Israel".

/Do I really need a sarc tag?

On a positive note:

The Grand Mufti of Egypt in the Egyptian daily Al-Ahram: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - a “fictitious book” that “has no truth to it”

The Mufti also denies having written the forward to a 2003 edition of the Protocols which was attributed to him, has demanded that the forward be removed from any remaining stocks of the book, and has done all this in a very public way.

[if you see a large round fast moving shadow, that's a pig overhead, flapping it's little wings just as hard as it can]

Ringo the Gringo 5/16/2007 2:12:09 pm PDT

Israel out of Kashmir!

Lo.

Now,
What the hell have you Jooos done to the Pakistanis.

Oh Yeah,
You are on planet earth.

Get the fuck off our planet.

/

Sderot is getting slammed again and the world yawns. Killing Jewish civilians is always less of an offense to the world that killing Muslim terrorists.

Am Israel Chai and May God Bless and Strengthen the Israeli Defense Forces and let some sense seep into the brains of those who control them.

SDEROT SHOULD NOT BE STANDING ALONE!

Why.. why do they care so much about a country smaller than an airstrip? why? i.. i just don't get it?

more importantly... why are the lefties in the west so BLIND to this hatred? do they hate israel too, but afraid to have weekly "push the jews into the sea" meetings?

So much tolerance, so much love. We could learn a lot from these people.

Sderot residents call for action in Gaza
Poll reveals 71 percent of Sderot residents want military action in Gaza Strip, even if it means increased Qassam attacks; 94 percent blame government for poor security situation
Shmulik Hadad
Published: 05.13.07, 04:59 / Israel News
Ninety-three percent of Sderot residents feel the security situation in the city is bad or very bad, while 94 percent blame the government for the continued Qassam attacks, a poll revealed on Sunday.

This is the first time such a comprehensive survey was held among Sderot residents, and its timing is no coincidence as Sunday's cabinet meeting is set to focus on potential reactions to the Qassam threat.

Full story

more importantly... why are the lefties in the west so BLIND to this hatred? do they hate israel too, but afraid to have weekly "push the jews into the sea" meetings?

Yes.

Judging by the pictures and the storyline, this was a rather tame protest.

There were no reports of any firebombings of Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants ... a time-honored tradition in Pakistan when they REALLY mean business.

Unless they make the extra effort to liberate capons from zionist oppression, I think we can safely assume this was just a mild protest.

It's a group calling itself 'Hizbullah in Pakistan':

Getty images

From the next photo in Yahoo's series:

Pakistani Christians warned to convert

Some complained that police were not taking the threat seriously.

Imagine!

These people crack me up. They're like the Japanese just before WW2...thinking we are a paper tiger and all that (though if the dhimmicrats are in charge that might be true) when what happens is, you mess with us and you get the short end of the stick. Or the fat end of the club, however you want to look at it.

Maybe they beleive they have nothing else to live for, so why not just commit cultural suicide and invite us to completely annihilate them? How much more provoking does it take?

39 Charles

It's a group calling itself 'Hizbullah in Pakistan'

hizbullah couldn't let al-qaeda get all the jihad franchises, I guess.

And OT- thanks for banning that other troll, too.

#39 Charles
That's interesting.

These freaking people wouldn't know a Jew from a Pepsi bottle.

She is there because her husband told her he would beat the shit out of her if she didn't show up.

Israel has crushed itself, there is no need for further jihad efforts. the state might as well dissolve, they are no longer even an afterthought on the ME stage. sadly, this is par for the course for the Jewish people

I feel like going out with a sign saying:

INDIA,
CRUSH
PAKISTAN

India would be perfectly justified in doing that. Pakistan was based off of Indian territories, involving dispossession of millions of indigenous Hindus.

57, that's fifty-seven, Islamic states registered at the OIC. 57 states and people think "we should address their grievances". Sometimes this world makes me want to pound my head against that moonbat wall.

Re: Update
This Guy is burning an American flag while wearing a Trojan T-shirt.
Heh.

Killgore: I think the people on that sign are Nasrallah and Khomeini.

Ok, this happens all the time (even here on LGF) so it is about time Wrath fixed it for everyone

A Pakistani Shiite Muslim girl stands before a banner at anti-Israeli rally in Karachi, Pakistan on Wednesday, May 16, 2007. (AP Photo/Shakil Adil)

The name of the Country is Israel (no "i" after it) Thus when you have a sign that says "Crush Israel", it isn't "Anti-Israeli" as the tagline says but instead is Anti-ISRAEL.

To be "anti-Israeli" means that you are against the way Israel does things, or the people of Israel. Someone that wishes to "crush Israel" is most likely NOT discussing having a negotiation about the way Israel wants to do things, but instead is a call to destroy the entire state. Thus their attitude is "Anti-Israel".

I often wonder if the writers for the MSM are just plain ignorant, confused, or if this is a way to deligamize the State and put it on equal footing with the Non-State they are fighting with.

In other words, since there really isn't a "Palestine" the writers cannot say that it is a conflict between Israel and Palestine. However, since they would hate to have to admit that Israel exists and "Palestine" doesn't, they couch the conflict in terms that "equalize" the State and Non-State by using terms such as "Israelis v 'Palestinians". It would be more factually acurate to state the conflict as the "Palestinians" v Israel.

I guess I shouldn't be complaining though...didn't one of the Republican candidates for POTUS yesterday say that there was a State called "Palestine" that was fighting against Israel?! (f---n idiot)

Judith,
If Israel could hold off invading Gaza,
I think the bastards will kill each other.

They want Israel to attack in order to stop their Civil War.

But Olmert should have done something a year ago.
Now he gets tough.

/

Charles, you genius.

You have a way of writing headlines and putting little quips in the description that crack me up.

This particular headline is perfection.

#18 What a disaster Pelosi has been. Just a breathtaking string of failures, miscalculations, misadventures, intellectual deficiency, and months on end of pure, unadulterated, unearned bluster out of her mouth.

check out Mikeininstanbul in lower thread!

My committment to women's rights in the Islamic world, I'm going to say with a bit of arrogance, is as strong, if not stronger, than anyone's on this site.

#13 Sabraguy
~~~

LOL!

Know what I see in this photo?

A bedsheet, a person whose head is covered and an anti-Semitic sign.

Reminds me of the Klu Klux Klan.

How come the ACLU and the Left never attributed the Klan's actions to American foreign policy?

Hmmm...

#46 ZionistYoungster

the Indian govt is really awful...they actually seem to be aligning against us

#31 aaron 5/16/2007 2:14:59 pm PDT

On a positive note:

The Grand Mufti of Egypt in the Egyptian daily Al-Ahram: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - a “fictitious book” that “has no truth to it”

The Mufti also denies having written the forward to a 2003 edition of the Protocols which was attributed to him, has demanded that the forward be removed from any remaining stocks of the book, and has done all this in a very public way.

[if you see a large round fast moving shadow, that's a pig overhead, flapping it's little wings just as hard as it can]

Did he make his statement in English? If so it was nothing more than a pack of lies for consumption in the West, probably to get his name off the no-fly list.

The journalists in Gaza are scared, trapped. Hamas wants to kill them too.

Hamas is not just vicious. It is stupid. Imagine wanting to kill their best advertisers and biggest supporters.

Oh Well,

In my mind

"HEZBOLLAH IN PAKISTAN = POOP IN CRAPPER".

-S-

# 57 Durendal

the Indian govt is really awful...they actually seem to be aligning against us

Been that way most of my life. That's why the US has supported Pakistan.

I may be wrong, but I have a feeling the muslims do not like Israeli's or Jews or Americans--worldwide.

Now, I frankly don't give a shit how they feel. And, since they continue to act the way they do--I am not, repeat not, going to introduce them to a bar of soap nor toilet paper! And that includes the slims taking up space here.

You know, if I didn't know better, perhaps its time tp point out to our leaders, i.e., Ms. Pelosi, Harry Reid,Patrick Leahy that those rat bastards really, really don't like Americans, Jews and people who smell clean.

If the governments of the mid-east, and the other Arab theocracy's, will not show respect (and this includes their citizens) for our country has done for them, then we really need to get tough--we will surrond these coutries with loudspeakers and broadcast non-stop, 24/7--Al Gore's speeches (the dj's choice) one recording of Itsy, Bitsy, Teenie, Weenie, Yellow Polka Dot Bikini--if this doesn't bring around--then we take over Al Jazeera's TV stations and broadcast blinky at the podium 24/7.

Folks, I go back a long way, and the muslims haven't changed since--they are still barbaric, hateful, ruthless and inveterate liars. What exactly have they produced since 1948? Oil, bullfeathers. If the American companies hadn't gone over there they would still be using camel dung for lighting their hovels.

It's way past the time that we tell all to do the anatomically very, very difficult. Talking has accomplished a damn thing. Just ask Neville!

#47

Are you sure that's not UC Irvine? sarc

#30 rabidsquirrel

Oh, come now Lizards. We all know that AIPAC and the Jewish-controlled media cropped that photo to misrepresent the message.

I'm guessing it says, "I'd like to buy an Orange Crush for Israel."

A take-off on the peace and tolerance "I'd like to buy the world a Coke" campaign.

Judith:

Just freaking great.

the Palestinian Authority, confirming an announcement by the force that they intended to increase deployment and attack Fatah-affiliated assets.
Such deployment by the Hamas special forces could signal the beginning of bloodier altercations, particularly in Gaza City,

PASS THE POPCORN..

C'mon. SOmeone cropped the pic to look like that.

It really says, "I have a crush on Israel" with a bunch of hearts around it.

The RoP who have been brainwashed with an insidiously evil desire to crush Israel comes as no surprise. No amount of white paint and 24/7 fairytale like sanitizing by those who should know better can prove otherwise. The RoP is not a religion of peace. Pandering to our mortal enemies in an effort to prop up the premise Islam is peace will kill us all.

However, what I did not expect which should be on the lips of the great majority of our friends which is not I spoke to on the Falwell thread yesterday. That is what is crushing Israel. By ignoring the issue as though it is not there has been the real litmus test.

From the US ignoring Jerusalem Reunification Day to the president I voted for and trusted who spoke before the UN in front of our mortal enemies on the subject of the daily humiliation of the Palestinian people, to axing the Jerusalem Act 6 times (to the glee of the Saudi government) to Condi Rice likening the Palestinian cause to the American Revolution one little match at a time has helped to already crush Israel. This has come about by trusted friends to whom I placed by faith.
---> this coupled with virulent anti-Semitism found round the world to boycotts and divestitures and bias and pressures from everywhere possible... to the most stupid of leaders within Israel, this is what is crushing Israel.

Regarding news item by #59 Judith

Such deployment by the Hamas special forces could signal the beginning of bloodier altercations, particularly in Gaza City, but the group justified its decision by saying it was acting to "change the balance (of power) in the field."

"Change the balance of power" with violence is so much quicker than the democratic process.

"Islamic World Domination, One Infidel At A Time." Hamas Copyright

Interesting that the 2nd and 4th Getty images have a banner with Arabic writing on it, even though the Pakistanis speak Urdu, not Arabic, and do not write their language with Arabic letters.

Which leads me to wonder who wrote the banner...

Silhouette

GMTA

or is it FJKMENDJSM?

Just to make the title of this thread and the photo even MORE ironic: Pakistan translates to "city of Peace"

What a pic! Nice message (sarc.)

PIMF:

ok maybe not "city" but Land of Peace.

None of those Getty photo links work. I just get the main search page.

Anyone else?

OK THIS IS JUST ODD:

The guy in the second photo (the one burning an American flag) is wearing an USC Trojans shirt!

Do y'all think he was educated (or still is) in the U.S.? Maybe he went (goes) to USC now...

# 70 Amy

...and do not write their language with Arabic letters.

Uh, yes they do. Urdu is commonly written in Arabic script.

FREE ISRAEL

72 WrathofG-d 5/16/2007 2:49:17 pm PDT
and
76

LOL

Getty goes jihadi...say it ain't so?

"Change the balance of power" with violence is so much quicker than the democratic process.

"Islamic World Domination, One Infidel At A Time." Hamas Copyright

HRK

lo.

It will be great when they start sending suicide bombers into each other headquarters.

/We need to send more belts and bullets.

79 highrise:

why are those "LOL" ?

One of the Ron Paul supporters in an earlier thread had the nads to say that Islam must be "eradicated" in order for us to win the WOT. (Of course, he said we shouldn't try to eradicate it militarily.)

Well, Islam is definitely the problem, there's no doubt about that. The military approach doesn't seem to be working because we're fighting with kid gloves on.

One way to look at it is the Koran itself being a major part of the problem. We see proof every single day of the sheer folly of teaching people, especially children, to HATE without reason. The blame for this belongs to Mohammad himself but he's dead.

And so, until the Koran is outlawed as hate speech, we'll continue to see what we're seeing. It's sad, all humans have special talents, but Muslims like the girl in this picture will likely never realize their true potential. They're too busy hating.

Keywords: Vertical, Protest, War, Pakistan, Shouting, Placard, Karachi, Activist, Shi'ite Islam.
Subject: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Conflicts (General)

Funny. Seems to be something missing.

The guy in the second photo (the one burning an American flag) is wearing an USC Trojans shirt!

Do y'all think he was educated (or still is) in the U.S.? Maybe he went (goes) to USC now...

ROFLOL

Yeah,
I think the bastard is in my Civics class.

Looks like Getty's now using some kind of token/session-based method to make it hard to link to their image preview pages. Tricky.

#47 Killgore Trout

This Guy is burning an American flag while wearing a Trojan T-shirt.

Just noticed that. Pretty wacky. It's like if someone were chanting "Death to Israel!" while wearing an El-Al T-Shirt. What a bunch of screwballs.

re: jihadi in USC shirt

my 5 quatloos says he got it from some mission to send secondhand clothes to third-world countries...

(but the Trojan horse metaphor is telling)

Wrath!

The guy in the second photo (the one burning an American flag) is wearing an USC Trojans shirt!

Haven't you seen the pic of the Pali kid leading the Hamas march wearing a Maccabi Tel Aviv shirt.

When I did my reserve duty in a security prison in Eretz, most of the "inmates" had yankee caps.

The Getty image site has this search feature.

You can quickly find similar images by selecting any combination of the following keywords. To search on a single keyword, click the keyword itself.

Subject:
Blood
Busy
Clashes
Commuter
Day
Law
Legal System
Street
Third
Used
Variety

86 Charles

Looks like Getty's now using some kind of token/session-based method to make it hard to link to their image preview pages. Tricky.

More proof you're getting to them. Keep it up!

#5 Perfectsense

Flames of hate bursting from her head.

Who said that Arabic writing looks like a bunch of shooting flames and swords?

I thought it was all peace symbols and flowers and stuff?

Headline of the month:

Hamas blames world, Israel and Arabs

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Free ISrael?

Fix Link!

#76 WrathofG-d

Do y'all think he was educated (or still is) in the U.S.? Maybe he went (goes) to USC now...

He could very well have been educated here... Or it could be a shirt from a clothing donation... I don't know about the ME (never been there, probably never will), but in South America I've seen many, many 'youths' wearing American clothes obtained by trading with tourists or given as gifts/charity...

/just a thought

#57 Durendal

Dhimmi governments are a worldwide problem today. Israel has Olmert for PM and Peretz for defense minister, who both can't spare the time to lift a finger after the barrage of Kassams on Sderot. Serbia has chosen to go a similar route. Thailand's government is as willing to pitch in to help its Buddhist citizens in the south as Israel's is for Sderot. The USA and its presidential candidates offer us a great choice between dhimmi and dhimmer. Britain's conservatives are more dhimmified than the Labor members. And so on, on with this nauseating array of people in power who don't have a clue, who think the world is still in 1972 or something.

I'm not sure this was a protest against Israel.
There is nothing to indicate it.

/cognito off

An official in the Palestinian government sympathetic to Hamas said unknown gunmen had fired on guards protecting the residence of Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh late on Wednesday.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said it was unclear if there had been any injuries in the shooting, which came nearly four hours after Haniyeh's Hamas militant group and forces loyal to the secular Fatah faction declared their latest ceasefire. (Reuters)

where's Babbazee when you need a good dance song?

Mike C -

My bad. I thought it was written the way Hindi is, with Sanskrit type writing.

#94 Ben Hur

[Link: www.protestwarrior.com...]

89 BEN:

Yea I've seen the Macabbi T-Shirt ('soccer' club, right?) picture.

Seems these America Hating terrorist supporters are a bit confused. Talk about a love/hate relationship.

But the real thing that gets me is that the guy could actually be going to school here in the U.S. School got out last weekend, so its just enough time for the jerk to get back to Pakistan and burn a U.S. flag. I would think that the Feds are on top of these sorts of things but after 9/11 and with what I see today from the Keystone Cops...I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't.

mj

That's funny. I didn't know any of that was happening!

I was in the elevator today and the CNN headline was

Hamas: IDF Airstrike Kills 4.

I guess the screen is too small for all the crap Hamas and Co did prior to airstrike.

Though they did fit a big headline about the 9 (IIRC) mortars in the green zone.

CNN MATH:

9 mortars in Iraq is actually a larger # than 40+ rockets in Israel.

greetings Odinist & Wrath - how've you both been?

#41 Leonidas Hoplite

Maybe they beleive they have nothing else to live for, so why not just commit cultural suicide and invite us to completely annihilate them?

It's in the Koran. Mohammad set it up that way on purpose. He told the Arabs that there was a "House of Islam" and a "House of War." If you're not in one, you're in the other.

It's pathetic that people believed it then...but pathetic doesn't even begin to describe people believing and acting on such a stupid idea in this modern day and age.

#47 Kilgore Trout

The Trojan shirt on the Shiite is somewhat appropriate. Islam is basically using US immigration laws and the Liberal policy of diversity as their Trojan Horse to come over here and screw us.

US war critic's son killed by suicide bomber in Iraq

Published: 05.16.07, 23:48 / Israel News

Boston University professor Andrew Bacevich's opposition to the war in Iraq was clear in the numerous interviews and op-ed columns that placed the Vietnam and Gulf war veteran among the most relentless critics of a war he has called a ''catastrophic failure.''

Bacevich learned this week that his 27-year-old son, Andy Bacevich Jr., had been killed by a suicide bomber in the Iraqi town of Balad. The younger Bacevich joined the army in 2005. In his only public comment since his son's death, Bacevich told the Boston Herald, ''He joined the Army to serve his country in a time of need. We love him and mourn his loss.'' (AP)

did Lance K post about this earlier today?

FREE ISRAEL

Is that better?

Wow. I don't know about this.

North Korea tests long-range missile

By Richard Spencer in Beijing
Last Updated: 1:34pm BST 16/05/2007

North Korea has used a launch-pad in Iran to test-fire a new long-range missile capable of hitting American bases in the Pacific, according to reports from Japan and South Korea.

North Korea tests long-range missile
The missile was shown to the public in a military parade

The missile, known as a Musudan-type, was shown to the public at a vast military parade in the North Korean capital Pyongyang, according to the reports.

South Korean and American intelligence reports suggest it was then tested not from North Korean soil but from Iran, with which North Korea is known to have close military co-operation...

.
[Link: www.telegraph.co.uk...]

97 NoSubmission

I'm not sure this was a protest against Israel.
There is nothing to indicate it.

/cognito off

LMAO!

WRATH

WHERE DO YOU THINK HE LEARNED TO BURN THE FLAG?

Odinist et al:

Yes it is possible that he got the clothing from a "clothes drive" or what have you...or that he has a relative that sent it to him...or he bought it on line...etc.

but, except for the shoes, the guy just looks more western than the others...doesn't he?

It’s a group calling itself “Hizbullah in Pakistan.” I know this because they were holding signs that read, “We Are Hizbullah in Pakistan.”

LOL, Charles, your sense of humour is perfect.

Did they also have a sign that said, "BOMB OUR ASSES NEXT"?

THEY'VE BEEN GIVING AWAY ISRAEL FOR FREE FOR 15 YEARS!

CAPS ON!

caps off!

THE CAPPER!

HAHHAHAHAHhahahahahah!

Querent:

Great to "see" ya. I'm pretty good (excluding being out of work and going broke)

beware, Off Topic:

I found this over at Drudge: Growing Number Of Scientists Reconsidering Global Warming Fears...

"...momentum shift taking place in climate science. Many former believers in catastrophic man-made global warming have recently reversed themselves and are now climate skeptics."

Huh. You know it won't get any MSM coverage, but wonder if much will come of it.

Israel to start international campaign on Qassams

It's OK, ISraelis are always late.

97 NoSubmission 5/16/2007 3:01:16 pm PDT

I'm not sure this was a protest against Israel.
There is nothing to indicate it.

/cognito off

LMAO

and on and on the debate goes over semantics...ad infinitum.

#116 Wrath
my sympathies. when the FNDT rolls in there'll be a drink on me waiting for you.

#47 Killgore Trout

Is he upset because Vince Young and UT beat SC in the 2006 Rose Bowl?

I don't know if we are being fair with the Jewish loving Muslims directed by the Religion of Peace. I'm sure they number in the millions, thousands, hundreds, tens, one. Maybe she's the one and she meant she had a crush on Israel.

Always give the benefit of the doubt...

Querent:

Eh. I guess it could be much worse.

Eitherway:

Today is Yom Yerushaleim

#118 Ben Hur

Or as the phrase here goes, "Boker tov, Eliyahu" ("Good morning, Eliyahu"). The usual thing we say upon belated realization.

Abu Marzouk ruled out the possibility of a Palestinian civil war. "This is absolutely rejected by all Palestinian parties," he said.

"Rejected by all Palestinian parties"... except those who are shooting at each other.

Pass the Milk Duds...

#123 Wrath

well, that in itself is worth a drinking thread.

with Sacramental Wine from Men in Tights, of course. Got to be used to bless things.

Are those red squiggles devil horns or seething-fumes coming out of her head? Are seething-fumes considered greenhouse gasses? If so, do Mo-tards get a dispensation under Kyoto to make with the gasses because they're all third-world and stuff? Does their 7th c. culture even measure up to third-world standards?

So many questions!

#47 Killgore,

LOL! Great observation!

Reminds me of the Iraqi soldiers crawling out of their fraidy holes begging for mercy to our Marines after having the shiite bombed out of them for 40 days.

One had a Cubs T-shirt on.

#127
i always wondered what those fabled hair rays looked like...

Matching photo from Iran:

[Link: www.thereligionofpeace.com...]

#96 ZionistYoungster

i dunno if they're dhimmi...i think they know what Islam means...but they're commie...or maybe they just correctly realize that it doesn't pay to be friends with the USA anymore (they want some of that State Dept/UN/IMF/World Bank $$$)

#104 Querent

Hello! Been good, working my ass off lately though!

---
#112 WrathofG-d

Yeah, he does look like an 'outsider' among the other locals, and is familiar with the West... Rich kid maybe?

Hamas gunmen fatally shot six bodyguards from the rival Fatah movement and (mistakenly ambushed a jeep carrying their own fighters, killing five.) In all, 16 Palestinians were killed in the infighting Wednesday—the bloodiest day since violence broke out in the Gaza Strip four days ago.

Who the Hell needs an Israeli invasion?

These people are killing each other.

Send more bullets.

"The international community is very unlikely to condone an Israeli ground incursion in Gaza," he added. "That's a lost cause."

Israel needs to sell the idea to Europe, the UN and the American Left that Qassam rockets contributes to Global Warming... then they'll get the green light.

#116 WrathofG-d
Sue somebody.;)

#133
well, work is good
(or at least a good excuse to be absent from a board)

now i've just got to figure out what's missing from my home computer that i can't get AOL to display LGF, whereas Wrath, and i'm sure others, can.

do i need Java on it? (aside from needing it for the Lizard Lounge)

#132 Durendal

I don't know the details of the situation in India, so I can't say. I know one thing for sure, though: as with all the world, they'll one day be forced to deal with the Muslim enemy as a matter of no less than survival.

I don't know how much the days of being soft are numbered, but they are numbered, for all nations, however long they may try to postpone that.

#137 Querent
Without disabling java, my guess is yes. My java script detector tell me I must allow java before I can log on.

#139 Pat

thanks! is that something i can download free from sun.com or should i fork over money for something on disc?

“They (Hamas) came, they broke the door,” she said. “They assaulted my children and they pushed me aside, then they torched the apartment.”

...Other than that, Officer, they acted like perfect Muslim gentlemen.

A prominent Jerusalem-based evangelical organization slammed on Tuesday the decision of much of the international community to boycott celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, calling the move a "perverse and immoral act."

"The Jewish restoration to Jerusalem in modern times is one of the clearest cases of historic justice ever, whereby a people longing to return to a land and a holy city from which they were violently uprooted millennia ago finally realized that sustaining dream. Yet due to Arab pressures and threats, the Jewish return to Jerusalem has been perversely turned into an immoral act," Rev. Malcolm Hedding, Executive Director of the International Christian Embassy, wrote to Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski.

The unabashedly pro-Israel Jerusalem-based evangelical ICE was established in the city in 1980 at a time when foreign embassies were leaving the city to relocate in Tel Aviv.

The letter came just one day after US Ambassador to Israel Richard Jones, as well as EU representatives, boycotted the official Knesset ceremony marking Jerusalem Day.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Boycotted ? Us ? WTF is that ?

Querent-

Yes, work is good, especially when you love your job!

Can't help you on the tech question... I've never used AOL...

I have couple of religious questions for you, but I'll e-mail them to you later tonight to avoid bogging down the thread...

Odinist:

I was thinking simply: Student Visa.

You find that most of the top Terrorists were in one way or another schooled in the United States.

(Israel has the same problem...in the beginning of the state they took in a bunch of Arabs and gave them education, leadership skills, etc etc etc...well you can only guess where they used those new skills)

#143 Odinist
i'd be glad to answer them -- i was going to ask you a few myself...

and re: tech ?s, i knew i could find a few Lizards to help, or escalate it to Charles if nothing else...

later lizards -- coffee break is over so it's back on my head...

q

#138 ZionistYoungster

the Euros are Dhimmi but the East is much more cunning. they will crush Islam like a bloated fly after using it to leech America to death

#39 Charles
#all others..

Hizbulla is active in Indian continents from early 1990's..anyways i do knew this, but to Assert my point, here is the info..

[Link: www.tribuneindia.com...]

anyways , the data about historical development is here..

Indeed, Jam'at-i-Islami (Pakistan), Hizb-i-Islami and Jamiat-i-Islami (Afghanistan) and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (Kashmir) had all bccome members of the Turabi-led Popular International Organization (PIO), and, in this capacity, provided assistance to, and closely cooperated with, Islamists from Egypt, the Hizbullah in Lebanon, FIS in Algeria, and NIF in Sudan. PIO members exchanged experts and cooperated in joint support and training activities.

In the early-summer of 1992, some 200 highly-trained and well armed Afghan Mujahideen infiltrated into Indian Kashmir in order to assist in what was by now a full blown armed struggle. They are directly responsible for the increase in violence in Kashmir, in itself a part of a concentrated effort sponsored and backed by the ISI.

and here is Muttahida Jehad Council .. i think name is self understood... the Party of Holy warriors..

anyways most deadly of kashmir "Freedom fighters" groups from Muttahida Jehad council is Lashkar-e-Toiba.

Global Media is advertising, that Lashkar-e-Toiba is Kashmir Freedom fighters group...LeT on claims never matter anyway, which is..

The Lashkar-e-Toiba group has repeatedly claimed through its journals and websites that its main aim is to destroy the Indian republic and to annihilate Hinduism and Judaism. LeT has declared Hindus and Jews to be the "enemies of Islam", as well as India and Israel to be the "enemies of Pakistan".

Perhaps this PDF will also be something you of interesting information... family relation between different terror groups. Just jump to page no 24, Table S.1..

Thanks for Global Media to doom the peoples...

#142 mama winger

the US govt is just conceding, correctly, that the state of Israel is de facto dissolved as long as Olmert & friends are around

It has been written, for 5000 years, and 2000 years, respectively, that the world will come against Israel.

We are watching those written words unfold before our very eyes, with Scriptural Perfection.

It's going to get immensely more crazy, and the things that we witness, at least those who aren't already deceived, will utterly amaze most people.

The sheer insanity which we are already witnessing, will get even more insane.

Keep The Faith.

There's a remnant left, still standing, in Boston, MA who hasn't forgotten its covenant with God and each other.

These islamists are antagonizing a Power that they do not comprehend.

Everyone

portae inferi non praevalebunt

keep the faith yes.

#123 Today is Yom Yerushaleim.

You say Hizbullah
I say Hezballah

You say Islam
I say Islamb

Hizbullah, Hezballah, Islam, Islamb,
Let's blow the whole thing up,
Let's blow the whole thing uuupp.

/gotta go... back to work

islam is a spiritual form of rabies

#63 Old Guy

"OhGee" -

You got the point. Actually I WANT the "Palestinians" to push the right of return. About 750,000 Sephardic Jews living in Arab Nations were for all intents and purposes EXPELLED. This includes many educated/successful people from places like BAGHDAD, DAMASCUS and CAIRO! Today they are Israeli citizens.
Their Arab/Muslim counterparts are still "REFUGEES". What's wrong with that picture?

-S-

#155 Hot Rod Kid

"HRK"

Obviously WELL BEYOND Toe- May-Toe and Toe-Mah-Toe!

-S-

To All of My Desai Friends -

Stop the ISLAMIC OCCUPATION of Hindu lands - Boy is that NOT "PC".

-S-

Desai Friends -

That Just Might Include AFGHANISTAN. You have at least the Fourth strongest NAVY in the world. If the world will become "multi-polar" in the current century, I prefer that "All Y'all" be one of the players.

-S-

Pakistan's Slave Trade
First time I've ever posted something from an admittedly left wing paper.

#161 mjazzguitar

"mjg" -

Leftists or Ex-Leftists ARE OCCAISIONALLY SANE! x-ref ME, and David Horowitz - I'm waiting for TOM HAYDEN to join the crew.

-S-

157 Dr. Shalit 5/16/2007

You got the point. Actually I WANT the "Palestinians" to push the right of return.

A Saudi columnist says the right of return is no longer possible.

Blessings to you on Yom Yerushalem.

In further signe of paleo-prop dissaray found this article in the Frontier post in Pakistan:

In Rotterdam, Holland’s third largest city, thousands of Palestinians gathered on May 5 for the annual Palestinians in Europe conference. I too opted to participate only to witness a PR disaster, which could have not possibly taken place at a more critical time. This article is another attempt at self-critique and reflection, and is hardly intended as chastisement for its own sake. I believe that time is simply too precious to indulge in self-deception. Despite the clear factional attitude that pervaded the conference — championed mostly by Islamists with Palestinian “secularists” invited as a gesture of kindness, an attitude that still saturates Palestinian activism everywhere — the organizers were well-intended: They wished to emphasize the centrality of the Palestinian refugees’ problem and their right of return, and to focus the international community’s attention to the ongoing humanitarian and political crises fueled by the US-led sanctions imposed on Palestinians in the Occupied Territories for electing Hamas to power in January 2006. Indeed, the organizers did their best to attract media attention by inviting Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh to speak. Scores of Dutch journalists descended on the conference hall in Rotterdam, where an estimated 3,000, mostly Palestinians living in Europe, attended. The Dutch government’s unmerited denial of entry to Haniyeh, coupled with the dramatic episode in which Sports Minister Basem Naim was not allowed to disembark at Brussels’ international airport on his way to Rotterdam — his visa which he had earlier obtained from the Dutch Embassy in Tel Aviv was revoked, apparently under Israeli and American pressure — were all noted by Dutch, Arab and international media. Every word uttered, every banner raised and every leaflet handed out were painfully analyzed, often leading to some outrageous conclusions. Take Haaretz and AP’s report on May 6, as an example: “Organizers said the protest was against the occupation of the West Bank, but the posters advertising the event advocated what could be construed as a call for the destruction of Israel, such as ‘Palestine free from the river to the sea,’ and ‘Stop the 60-year-long catastrophe.’” Another headline grabber was the presence and the poignant statements made by former Dutch Prime Minister Dries Van Agt, who audaciously acknowledged Holland’s “biased” pro-Israeli stances, demanding an end to the boycott in which EU members are part and parcel. “We automatically pardon the occupier and sanction the occupied nation,” he told reporters at a press conference which I also attended. This and other strong statements made by Van Agt coincided with a visit by German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier to the Occupied Territories in which he criticized the embargo; they were both excellent indicators of positive change in Europe, though slow and slight, but still welcome. But media and PR achievements are not made by good intentions alone, and a particularly encouraging statement by an official or two, but are the outcome of incessant, decided and preset strategy that engage in the subject of shaping public opinion with utter care and obsession with the details. This was hardly the case in Rotterdam. The conference had no central message, but several messages which were hardly related. While the conference purported to address the issue of the Right of Return for Palestinian refugees, the key and recurring topic of all the speeches was the sanctions. Thus literatures and leaflets, which were sparse, spoke of one issue, while the speakers of another.

Rest of article:

When I requested a media package in English, I discovered there was none: Only Arabic and Dutch were available, I was told. Why hold an international conference if the organizers are not prepared to appeal to an international audience and speak to international media using an international language? I was dumbfounded, if not furious. The speakers were mostly Palestinians from the Occupied Territories, speaking Arabic. As eloquent as they where in their own language, their fiery words were translated into Dutch only. Neither English nor French were apparently needed. The conference of Palestinians in Europe lacked the contributions of some of the most brilliant and eloquent Palestinian scholars and activists in Europe, and was overshadowed by angry speeches of angry sounding, Arabic-speaking men — female participation was almost non-existent. All of this helped the usual stereotyping of Arab culture as being male-dominated, inherently angry and innately irrational. Of course, the conference was not a conference at all: No papers were submitted nor expected to be published, hardly any written material that was meaningful was present, and there was no serious or purposeful discussion. Even the workshops, that were announced but whose time, place nor topic were made available, were cancelled without any announcement. Potential participants roamed the conference for hours seeking information but received none. None of the organizers seemed to know much about anything. The disorganization and mismanagement were total. Although the publicity that was generated by Haniyeh’s denied visit and Van Agt’s attendance was the perfect opportunity to present the media with a solid case for Palestinian rights and the need for an immediate lifting of the sanctions, the media attention that was giddily welcomed was hardly exploited. There were almost no media experts whatsoever, as if the object was the mere presence of journalists, regardless of what they would write and how their articles and news reports would damage the image of Palestine and the Palestinians. The date chosen for the conference was deliberately chosen to coincide with the country’s Independence Day, when the Netherlands was liberated from the grip of the Nazis, a bad choice by any standards considering the hardly subtle insinuation that the Nazi occupation was reminiscent of Israel’s occupation. Though one can indeed mitigate the similarities, the extremely sensitive parallel, if it must be invoked at all, should have been handled by those who possess the eloquence and the smarts to do so. The media was simply furious, giving the pro-Israel elements within a heyday. Toward midday, a group of teenagers were instructed to gather in a central point in the conference hall and wave Palestinian flags; the euphoria eventually led them to start running around the building, jeering and laughing, and behind them Dutch camerapersons. The PR disaster was now perfect as was my discontent. I hurried out of the building seeking comfort in a large cup of strong coffee, never to return.

And the link: [Link: www.thefrontierpost.com...]

149 Durendal 5/16/2007 3:40:45 pm PDT

#142 mama winger

the US govt is just conceding, correctly, that the state of Israel is de facto dissolved as long as Olmert & friends are around

Such an incredibly haughty answer you gave to mama winger. I must say it rubbed me the wrong way.

As we are about to go shmooze with Iran and made huge mistakes ourselves in a just war in Iraq (whose government (Iraq) lacks the will to scratch their own balls) you have little room to talk.

But lets get back on track...

The 40 year anniversary of the unification of Jerusalem is a fete of wonder no matter who is sitting at the helm of Israel. Jersalem is Israel. Israel is Jerusalem. Furthermore, those who deny Jerusalem, deny Israel.

The US made a huge mistake this Yom Yerushalayim. No amount of excuses you can make or our government can set it right. This governemnt did not send a representative simply to appease the Palestinians & all who appease them. PERIOD.

You don't spit on friends or even supposed friends or supposed allies. Even canaries in coal mines get more respect.

Perhaps you might read the tribute Evelyn Gordon wrote a week ago in the JP
to understand no matter what has happened Israel chooses life, now and always.

SELPAW! SELPAW!

How are you? E-mail me-let's catch up...

Charles-GREAT detective work, figuring out they were Hizballah...

:)

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If I was that ugly, I'd want to blow a country off the map too.
Or maybe she's that ugly because of hate rotting her from the inside out?
One of those "chicken or the egg" things.

There was an anti-Pakistan rally in Afghanistan. What is like for Pakistan to be hated by someone other than India?
Anyway, they are all backward and will eventually succumb to polio, if not earthquakes or bullets. That might sound like a callous thing to say but for a country that permits rape and burns places of business, screw them.

In answer to the question about the strange fascination that Muslims have with tiny Israel, a country most of them couldn't find on the map because they are uneducated: it's the well known psychologic phenomenon called DISPLACEMENT.

Mohammed built into his narcissistic religion a safety valve, a permanent distraction, a scapegoat for all that goes wrong in his worshippers' lives as they follow his bad advice in the Koran. Jews are the grand distraction from a failed religion and culture with no accomplishments for centuries. It's like a giant global video game for Muslims...when things go wrong, whack a Jew and you'll feel better.

There should be a thought bubble going to the sign-carrier's deprived-of-schooling brain saying:

"My husband beats me.
His other wives hate me.
I'm just a Pez dispenser for kids.
If I go back to my parents, they'll arrange an honor killing to erase the shame I've brought on them by leaving my abusive husband.
I'm a second class citizen.
We're poor as dirt.
I have nothing to enjoy or look forward to, nothing.
And to take my mind off my miserable life and hang with the "popular kids"...

Crush Israel!...wherever that is."

Beware the wrath of GOD, all ye who hate the apple of his eye.