While the poor oppressed Palestinians of Gaza walk in and out of Egypt unimpeded, bringing back new televisions, mobile phones, huge quantities of cigarettes and other survival necessities,

Any hearing aid batteries spotted?

...Hamas and their Syrian cronies are calling for more murder.

Doing what they do best.

It's nice to be reminded that Gaza borders two (2) countries.

Why is he still breathing?

I get it. The Zionist entity must continue to supply electricy to Gaza while Gaza continues to shoot missiles into it.

And I love the term Zionist Entity. Just like the term North American entity. After all, the US (N.A. entity) is illegally occupying native lands, like Manhatten and Los Angeles.

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

In America we have the "puruit of happiness" in Gaza they have the "pursuit of anger"...Who's to say which is better?

/...moonbat logic.

OT: Dennis Prager is going to have Rudy Giuliani on in a couple of minutes.

re: #6 Ringo the Gringo

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

In America we have the "puruit of happiness" in Gaza they have the "pursuit of anger"...Who's to say which is better?

/...moonbat logic.

I think they're the same, over by there.

I am calling for the pursuit of Hamas.

In the streets. Rat traps. Warrens. In Gaza. In the West Bank. In Syria. In Lebanon. And their financial backers around the world, including here in the US.

Everywhere Hamas operates.

And never stop pursuing them until they are all completely and utterly defeated. Captured is okay. Dead is even better. A dead terrorist can murder no more.

Martin Fletcher makes friends with a terrorist and tries to put a sympathetic face on a murderous bastard. This is the face of the modern media.

Terrorists get good press when they withhold power from Gazans.
Terrorists get good press when they blow up an international border.
It's so much easier when the media and diplomats the world over has it in for Israel, despite the fact that no other nation on the planet would ever permit such violence against their citizens on a daily basis as Israel has for years.

The one thing there is no shortage in the Palestinian lands is explosives. Everything else can run out but they still manage to find stuff to blow other peoples stuff up with,

Meshaal, whose group has controlled Gaza since last June, denounced the blockade imposed by Israel on the impoverished Palestinian territory, branding it a “tragedy and an immoral crime."

The irony is strong with this one.

Now what is needed is a door-to-door canvassing, all over this & other countries of the west, asking, "Do you believe this, do you truly believe this is truth?" And then telling what actually is the truth of the matter...

Ahhh...I cannot bear untruth...the gall... ):

HAMAS -- It's simply not fair. With the blockade in place it's getting harder and harder to build a Qassam.

NYTimes editorial rewrite --- It's simply not fair. With the blockade in place it's getting harder and harder to feed our children.

Hint:

Stop firing rockets into Israel and life WILL get better.

Yahoo pic

Gazans trapped in their territory by a tight blockade poured into Egypt to buy food, fuel and other supplies that have become scarce.

No mention of the monstrous Toshiba television being carried in the lower left.

I think while 2-300,000 gazan's are shopping in Egypt, Israel should rush in and take control of the Border. Then they can send a congratulatory telegram to Mubarak about the miraculous increase in Egypt's population!

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

AMERICANS? Wtf did we do?

re: #9 lawhawk
I am sure the guy from Fox News, Steve Centani, shares his views. Maybe a few days as a guest of the not so "friendly" Hamas folks would change his opinion. Nahh!

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

The old "Hold-Your-Breath-Till-Blue" negotiation method.

Easily countered by the "La-La-La-La-I-Can't-Hear-You" diplomatic gambit.

Popular anger.

The sole basis of the powers of dictators.

re: #17 rabid fanaticWe exist.

Back to the usual quote (and I paraphrase) - When they love their children more than war... sad and stupid.

Look at the pictures of the Egyptian wall in the first link.

Does that remind you of anything?

Why haven't we heard that wall denounced as "an apartheid wall" by Chomsky and his drones a billion times?

re: #10 Just_A_Grunt

The one thing there is no shortage in the Palestinian lands is explosives. Everything else can run out but they still manage to find stuff to blow other peoples stuff up with,

I've always wondered about that myself. If the Palestinians are so impoverished, how is it possible that every male over the age of five owns at least one AK-47 and is able to shoot gazillions of bullets into the air a dozen times a day?

Anybody have any idea the cost of a single bullet in Gaza?

What does unpopular anger look like?

In case anyone missed it in the spinoffs, my post on the open border between Gaza and Egypt (now with two videos and two maps) has been updated.

re: #9 lawhawk

I am calling for the pursuit of Hamas.

In the streets. Rat traps. Warrens. In Gaza. In the West Bank. In Syria. In Lebanon. And their financial backers around the world, including here in the US.

Everywhere Hamas operates.

And never stop pursuing them until they are all completely and utterly defeated. Captured is okay. Dead is even better. A dead terrorist can murder no more.

Martin Fletcher makes friends with a terrorist and tries to put a sympathetic face on a murderous bastard. This is the face of the modern media.

Terrorists get good press when they withhold power from Gazans.
Terrorists get good press when they blow up an international border.
It's so much easier when the media and diplomats the world over has it in for Israel, despite the fact that no other nation on the planet would ever permit such violence against their citizens on a daily basis as Israel has for years.

Great idea, but why limit it to Hamas? Fatah is no better.

If they don't have fuel and electricity, how are they going to run those TV's?
Kind of sets a lie to the whole suffering gazans, doesn't it?
Not that the MSM will point out the inconsistency.

re: #25 Black George Bush

What does unpopular anger look like?

A conservative asking a reasonable question in a reasonable tone of voice.

re: #11 alteredbeat

Meshaal, whose group has controlled Gaza since last June, denounced the blockade imposed by Israel on the impoverished Palestinian territory, branding it a “tragedy and an immoral crime."

The irony is strong with this one.

Fixed that for you.

I highlighted 'impoverished Palestinian territory.'

What a crock...

The aid money that they're (still) receiving every month is more than most Egyptians make in a year (for starters).

re: #16 Nevergiveup

I think while 2-300,000 gazan's are shopping in Egypt, Israel should rush in and take control of the Border. Then they can send a congratulatory telegram to Mubarak about the miraculous increase in Egypt's population!

Excellent idea.

re: #17 rabid fanatic

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

AMERICANS? Wtf did we do?

Western moonbat scum tell these terrorists exactly what to say, that line is to try and convince Americans that they're in danger for supporting Israel.

re: #15 Killgore Trout

Yahoo pic

Gazans trapped in their territory by a tight blockade poured into Egypt to buy food, fuel and other supplies that have become scarce.

No mention of the monstrous Toshiba television being carried in the lower left.

Do they have Best Buy in Egypt?

re: #16 Nevergiveup

I think while 2-300,000 gazan's are shopping in Egypt, Israel should rush in and take control of the Border. Then they can send a congratulatory telegram to Mubarak about the miraculous increase in Egypt's population!

Too bad the Olmert-Barak-Livni junta doesn't have the testosterone to do that.

re: #15 Killgore Trout

And they all look so well-dressed, and so healthy-well fed-alert, too...

re: #33 Carl in Jerusalem

just Geico

re: #27 Carl in Jerusalem

One at a time. Two is twice is nice. Of course, thrice is three times as great (throw in Hizbullah at no extra charge).

re: #33 Carl in Jerusalem

Naw... that's simply the mandatory television for indoctrination purposes. How else are the poor Palestinians supposed to get their kids to learn about Farfour and the jihad?

re: #34 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #16 Nevergiveup

I think while 2-300,000 gazan's are shopping in Egypt, Israel should rush in and take control of the Border. Then they can send a congratulatory telegram to Mubarak about the miraculous increase in Egypt's population!

Too bad the Olmert-Barak-Livni junta doesn't have the testosterone to do that.

You can get injections for that.

From Intifada to Supermarket Sweep?

re: #15 Killgore Trout

Yahoo pic

Gazans trapped in their territory by a tight blockade poured into Egypt to buy food, fuel and other supplies that have become scarce.

No mention of the monstrous Toshiba television being carried in the lower left.

That's Nahoul's beehouse.

re: #26 Carl in Jerusalem Just excellent work Carl. Those videos leave no doubt at all as to who started the shooting. The maps were also a big help!
Do you really believe that perhaps 500,000 Pali's have "moved into" Egypt?

re: #28 Kosh's Shadow

If they don't have fuel and electricity, how are they going to run those TV's?
Kind of sets a lie to the whole suffering gazans, doesn't it?
Not that the MSM will point out the inconsistency.

This has never stopped them before. In June 2006, they imported 111 truckloads of televisions while they claimed to be starving.

Yahoo pic

A donkey cart loaded with cigarettes and other goods makes its way through a street on the Egyptian side of Rafah,

Marlboro!

re: #35 Ma Sands

I think all of them are better dressed than I am at this moment.

"While the poor oppressed Palestinians of Gaza walk in and out of Egypt unimpeded, bringing back new televisions, mobile phones, huge quantities of cigarettes and other survival necessities, Hamas and their Syrian cronies are calling for more murder."

Actually, i dont think that is true. From what i understand the EGYPTIANS have closed the Rafah and other border crossings into Gaza. So they only let in "humanitarian" aid. (you know, bombs and guns, so they can "fight" poverty!) though that border is open from time to time. but mostly closed as well, even fellow muslims dont want their bullshit and close the border. What really baffles the mind is why Israel actualy gives them electricity and water! Are they freaking nuts?

re: #42 realwest

re: #26 Carl in Jerusalem Just excellent work Carl. Those videos leave no doubt at all as to who started the shooting. The maps were also a big help!
Do you really believe that perhaps 500,000 Pali's have "moved into" Egypt?

No. In fact, at the end of the second video, they say that most of them are expected to return to Gaza. After a couple of nights at the Sheherezada in Cairo, they'll run out of money except for the cash and ammunition in their bags.

Gaza walk in and out of Egypt unimpeded

Of course they had to break down a wall first!

Mubarak lies for Hamas we see as he says: "LET THEM EAT, They are starving!" Yet we witness eaters must tear down a WALL to get to luxury items food!?

With all of this the real crux of the matter lies with Mubarak and others whom are obviously excluded from the Bush Doctrine. So much for the Bush doctrine when it comes to those who harbor and give sanctuary to terrorists.

So much for real consequences to the victimizers who get off without a scratch. For after all Mubarak is good friend and ally of US. [Link: www.whitehouse.gov...]

-Mubarak a good friend of the US.
-A good friend of the WAR ON TERROR.
-Mubarak a good ally.

3 revolting highly immoral bankrupt lies.

Mubarak allowed 1,000's of weapons tunnels dug to bring death to Jews! Another lie? I DONT THINK SO ! Yet where is the outrage when our president has said not one word about it! (despite years of incredible proof by Israel!) So our president travels to Egypt [Link: www.whitehouse.gov...] and embraces these lies and no outrage, not a drop.

A bitter irony of the war on terror which obviously excludes those who terrorize Jews!

This irony should be on the lips of everyone and truly it breaks my heart it is not.

Truly, it is not so much about Hamas or the f*ing supposed hungry Palestinians or even their terrorist hugging leader Abbas, it is about those who sanitize, falsify and prop them up at the expense of Israel. It is a very sad and wrongful story which concludes this way: the victims are the victimizers and the victimizers the pooor victims.

Short history of Israeli acts of good-will and the following Arab reaction:
Israel giving the Sinai back to Egypt: Most Egyptians still want to destroy Israel.
Israel retreated from Lebanon around 2000: Hezbollah didn't think it was enough and still wants to annihilate Israel.
Israel handed the Gaza-strip "back" to the Palestinians: The Hamas fascists took power still only focusing on murder and mayhem even their "beloved" Palestinian Fatah-brothers and went on with firing at least 1800 Kassam-rockets at Israel.

painful lesson learned: Israeli concessions are making the Arab side only more radical.
It seems so simple: from now on first many many Arab acts of good-will
before any new Israeli ones.

It isn't: the united nations is very much pro Arab and is demanding everything from Israel and hardly anything from the Arab side.

I hope Israel can withstand the international pressure to giving in again: It's been already way too much.

re: #46 Killgore Trout

Poor donkey --that looks like an awfully heavy cart...and then the people climbing onto it too!

/ :)

re: #50 buzzsawmonkey

According to NPR and the BBC, the fact that the Gazans are walled in by Egypt as well as by Israel is all Israel's fault.

Surprised?

Only that the tripe was only spouted by two "major" media outlets...

re: #50 buzzsawmonkey

According to NPR and the BBC, the fact that the Gazans are walled in by Egypt as well as by Israel is all Israel's fault.

The lies regarding the Palestinians are now so completely twisted and revised; so fully ingrained because of lies soon no one will even care to know the truth.

You can read my rant if you like: #51

Very important film about transportation problems in Arab countries

re: #56 selpaw

And the Mediterranean Sea that forms the western border of Gaza? Is that Israel's fault too?

re: #57 Jfundie

Very important film about transportation problems in Arab countries

Sorry honey, I'll be late for dinner, my ass is hung up at work.

re: #58 Kenneth

re: #56 selpaw

And the Mediterranean Sea that forms the western border of Gaza? Is that Israel's fault too?

World class beach or could be if they had wit to use it.

re: #55 buzzsawmonkey

I waded into the NY Times. They don't blame the fence on Israel, but do report that Egypt permitted this because of 'humanitarian' concerns brought on by the Israeli 'siege' of Gaza. Of course, there is no mention of the dozens of missiles fired daily from Gaza into Israel.

Nothing has really changed in the propaganda war. Regardless of what happens, why, and how, it remains Israel's fault since it won't just surrender and disappear.

re: #58 Kenneth

Please...

Looking at the photograph in this story, has anybody else noticed the face of a man smiling straight at the camera, about half way up and just to the right of center? The man's hair is grey-white, his skin is pinkish. My guess he's British. WTF is he doing there?

re: #58 Kenneth

re: #56 selpaw

And the Mediterranean Sea that forms the western border of Gaza? Is that Israel's fault too?

Of course, the Israeli's will not let shipping bring weaponry supplies into Gaza via the sea. /

re: #63 selpaw

You do know I'm very, very sarcastic when it comes to things Pali?

re: #60 buzzsawmonkey

So true!

And you are right, nothing ever changes.

G-d bless.

re: #61 jcm

If it is world class undoubtedly it is the fault of Israel.

re: #64 Kenneth

Looking at the photograph in this story, has anybody else noticed the face of a man smiling straight at the camera, about half way up and just to the right of center? The man's hair is grey-white, his skin is pinkish. My guess he's British. WTF is he doing there?

i noticed him too. how odd.

re: #66 Kenneth

Which is why I wrote Please.

re: #61 jcm

World class beach or could be if they had wit to use it.

You mean for immoral behavior like swimming, with naked flesh exposed & all the illicit mixing of the sexes? I keeel you, infidel!

re: #65 Athos

; -)

re: #72 Rodan

Perfect reply!

Looks like the zoo left the cages open and the wild animals are on the streets...

Maximu§
3/11 ACR

re: #75 Rodan

You are good indeed!

G-d bless.

Right of return...

How dare they say I can't exchange the Kools that I looted for Camels...

Curses upon you.. I only smoke Camels

re: #51 selpaw

Yes. A tangled web of deceit. IIRC it has all been laid out here, often, though not all at once. And you know, it all has been written --the ending, too...

I can't bear to look at all those disdended stomachs.

The humanity!

Do you know how many starving Africans those TVs, cellphones, and cigarettes could feed?

I find it hard to believe that people reading these reports don't pause for a moment, and ask, "They have cell phones and televisions and computers?"

re: #77 Rodan

Well I mean it. I enjoy reading your comments.

Ok, looks like this thread is a dead one. I thought maybe I could push some buttons with my #51 but I see we are on to more important issues of the day.

Will check back later. Who knows I might be surprised.

re: #68 nyc redneck

Embedded reporter?

re: #70 Kenneth

re: #61 jcm

World class beach or could be if they had wit to use it.

You mean for immoral behavior like swimming, with naked flesh exposed & all the illicit mixing of the sexes? I keeel you, infidel!

ROFL!

re: #79 Ma Sands

Glad I checked before leaving. Thanks for your reply. Good words!

I appreciate it.

This is bad for all involved.

The situation will inevitably require another major incursion into Gaza by Israel, its just a question of time.

re: #82 Ma Sands

re: #68 nyc redneck

Embedded reporter?

yes, a convert.

Bomb-On: Apply directly to the Jooos!

Lots of money for suicide bombs, bullets, and rockets, but feeding their own people takes a back seat to the killing of Jews...Yes, let's give them a state. (Sarc)

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Anybody find this curious or has anybody seen similar images?

re: #21 alteredbeat

re: #17 rabid fanaticWe exist.

More. We have a "policy" that Israel exists (psssttt...as a Jewish state). Israel is on our maps and participating in our science and technology programs, often as brainy leaders.

re: #43 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #28 Kosh's Shadow

If they don't have fuel and electricity, how are they going to run those TV's?
Kind of sets a lie to the whole suffering gazans, doesn't it?
Not that the MSM will point out the inconsistency.

This has never stopped them before. In June 2006, they imported 111 truckloads of televisions while they claimed to be starving.

To zone out those who won't take the drugs we discussed on yesterday's thread!

re: #91 Kenneth

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Anybody find this curious or has anybody seen similar images?

There were stories circulating during the Lebanon civil war of rich European brats paying to go to Beruit and go sniping.

re: #34 Carl in Jerusalem

Carl, did you see Olmert's latest endorsements? Shulamit Aloni and Avrum Burg.

The mind explodes...

re: #15 Killgore Trout

What was cropped out in the lower left of that photo? A bunny hat?

re: #51 selpaw

RACIST ZIONIST SWINE! {OINK}

Who says HD TV is not a neccesity of life? Why buy food when you can buy GUNS to kill Jews with? What? THEM WORRY?

re: #48 El matamoros

Are they freaking nuts?

Yes. It is insanity.

re: #44 ploome hineni

ROFL

I thought that said "when imbiciles are allowed to LINK"

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA I need more coffee.

WHOOOA

WHEREISEVERYONE

waaa

/thread killah

re: #94 jcm

That's sick. This red-haired gunman doesn't look like a rich brat. He looks older -late 30's or early 40's, and in excellent physicial shape. What the Irish would call a "hard man". My guess, and it's only a guess, is that he's an IRA mercenary.

re: #91 Kenneth

Actually Kenneth, it's not that unusual. There are very fair skined Muslims (including Palestinians)...I have seen many in Israel. Sometimes I have been shocked that someone was Arab at a mall, or line up or whatever-by apperance (colouring and clothing) you would never know.

This "crisis" could have perhaps been prevented if they themselves hadn't destroyed the green houses that Bill Gates had built for them... but naturally since they thought Israel built them, they destroyed them.

It also wouldn't hurt if they were "builders" instead of destroyers. They live on the coast for goodness sake! Hasn't it ever occured to them they could build the area as a sea resort and thrive on tourism? But that just makes too much sense.

re: #91 Kenneth

Albino. Look at his facial features.

re: #101 Kenneth

re: #94 jcm

That's sick. This red-haired gunman doesn't look like a rich brat. He looks older -late 30's or early 40's, and in excellent physicial shape. What the Irish would call a "hard man". My guess, and it's only a guess, is that he's an IRA mercenary.

I tend to agree with you. I would put it past anti-semtics in Europe to go "help the freedom fighters of Gaza."

There are no borders in the Caliphate & there are no nationalities in the umma.

/take a look at the Arab/Muslim Countries flags. (count the similarities)

re: #105 jcm

PMIF wouldn't

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Actually, there's a black albino guy in my neighborhood who looks exactly like him, red hair and freckles and all.

re: #51 selpaw

Since the '70s I've heard people (not only lefties, but people who have been reading the LA Times/WaPo and similar news sources for decades) say that the acts of Israel's neighbors onto Israelis is not terrorism. It is "resisitance" to the "occupation." You would think that as terrorism has spread worldwide that these people would have revised their assessment. But no. They now have two categories, terrorism in the whole world and "resistance" done to Israel. They have not collapsed them into one category. Even after retiring from southern Lebanon and Gaza these people don't see the similarity. I don't even ask them what they think the end game will/should be. They may be too far gone for rational thought. Trying to get them onto reading blogs...

OT (ISH):

AFP propaganda at its most pure.

/East Jerusalem is Israel proper. Homes built there are thus NOT "settlements". (well, unless you also consider home building in Tel Aviv, and Haifa to be settlements)

THE "PALESTINIANS" GET FULL AUTONOMY OF GAZA IN 2005 BECAUSE THEY "YEARNED" FOR SELF-RULE (ONCE GRANTED, THEY RESPONDED BY SHOOTING, FROM GAZA, 4000+ KASSAM ROCKETS INTO ISRAEL PROPER).

THEY STAGED AN INTERNATIONAL PROTEST CONDEMNING THE NOTION "PALESTINIANS" ARE NOTHING BUT EGYPTIAN AND JORDANIAN NATIONALS, THAT THEY SHOULD BE ABSORBED INTO THE CITIZENRY OF EGYPT AND JORDAN--ABANDONING THE IDEA OF STATEHOOD. NOW, THEY TRAVERSE, OPEN-BORDERED, BACK AND FORTH ACROSS EGYPT WITH AS MUCH FAMILIARITY AND INNOCUOUSNESS AS EGYPTIAN CITIZENS?

Can somebody say douchebags?

re: #102 WriterMom

I suppose so... after all, all those thousands of slaves taken by the Barbary pirates. Still, I wonder...

I also recall seeing a photo of a "Pali parade" in the West Bank, in the parade was a jeep, and on the jeep was a group of 4 black African men in green fatigues holding RPG's. They looked West African, not Somali or Sudanese. All the Palis around them had that typical creepy happy-angry face, cheering and shouting. These 4 men looked serious, frowning and a little frightened. Very out of place.

re: #10 Just_A_Grunt

The one thing there is no shortage in the Palestinian lands is explosives. Everything else can run out but they still manage to find stuff to blow other peoples stuff up with,

It strikes me as the same zeal that Hitler had near the end.

re: #104 Boazhorribilis

Albinos don't have freckles. But yes, the features do look somewhat Arabic... or Scottish/Belfast.

re: #113 Kenneth

There is no doubt that the Palestinian cause attracts the most vicious Jew-haters and despicable critters from all corners of the earth-without preference for colour or nationality... But, I agree with Boazhorribilus...this guy looks like an albino-and there are Arab albinos as well.

re: #112 the Daily Kos Om Islaam

DOUCHEBAGS!

Hey, check out the image - 5th from the left, on top, it's Condi!

re: #114 debutaunt

It strikes me as the same zeal that Hitlers had near the end

Fixed that for ya.

re: #15 Killgore Trout

Yahoo pic

Gazans trapped in their territory by a tight blockade poured into Egypt to buy food, fuel and other supplies that have become scarce.

No mention of the monstrous Toshiba television being carried in the lower left.

Cartons of cigarettes and a large tv box filled with explosives.

OT:

While the "world" cries about the Gazans turning off their own electricity. Entire Jewish neighborhoods are being destroyed and thousands are being ethnically cleansed.

The response? (a) silence (b) approval (c) encouragement

re: #112 the Daily Kos Om Islaam

Douchebags!

re: #120 debutaunt

Come on deb, we all learned during Katrina that large screen TV's are edible.
/

re: #116 WriterMom

Ok, that is reasonable, it's just an odd image that caught my eye.

re:#72 Rodan

Israel should ally with China. Notice Chinese allies like Burma, Sudan and North Korea are allowed to do what they want without much international condemnation.

I doubt very much that China would be good ally for Israel: at the moment China is more or less giving Israel's most powerful enemy Iran a free pass in developing nuclear arms by trying to block sanctions in the security council.
China probably will chose oil over Israel, let's hope Europe and America won't do the same when push comes to shove.

Picture #76 shows a man holding a sign reading,

HUMAN TERTIAN CRIME!

What's a human tertian?

re: #17 rabid fanatic

”I call for the pursuit of popular anger against the Zionists and the Americans until the blockade is lifted," Meshaal said.

AMERICANS? Wtf did we do?

That's for Liberals -- nothing makes a Liberal feel better than a dose of make believe guilt.

re: #126 Kenneth

Link people...link!

/oh...and also...read my posts!

re: #126 Kenneth

Picture #76 shows a man holding a sign reading,

HUMAN TERTIAN CRIME!

What's a human tertian?

Have those nasty alien Tertian's been probing Palestinians?

re: #24 samsgran1948

re: #10 Just_A_Grunt

The one thing there is no shortage in the Palestinian lands is explosives. Everything else can run out but they still manage to find stuff to blow other peoples stuff up with,

I've always wondered about that myself. If the Palestinians are so impoverished, how is it possible that every male over the age of five owns at least one AK-47 and is able to shoot gazillions of bullets into the air a dozen times a day?

Anybody have any idea the cost of a single bullet in Gaza?

What does it matter? The US Government sends in crates of ammo and explosives (for recreational use only, of course).

Dear mr. Mubarak,
You allowed the Palis into your country, where they will acquire more weapons.
They will use them against Israel.
Israel will figure out the connection pretty quickly, and then will have to do something about it.
Do you really want another war with Israel?

I mean, if that's what you want, congratulations. But be careful what you wish for.

re: #119 WriterMom

re: #114 debutaunt

It strikes me as the same zeal that Hitlers had near the end

Fixed that for ya.

You blue-penciled that into a fine statement!

re: #123 jcm

re: #120 debutaunt

Come on deb, we all learned during Katrina that large screen TV's are edible.
/

I hold to my suspicion that the unwieldy box is crammed full of 'splosives.

re: #24 samsgran1948

re: #10 Just_A_Grunt

The one thing there is no shortage in the Palestinian lands is explosives. Everything else can run out but they still manage to find stuff to blow other peoples stuff up with,

I've always wondered about that myself. If the Palestinians are so impoverished, how is it possible that every male over the age of five owns at least one AK-47 and is able to shoot gazillions of bullets into the air a dozen times a day?

Anybody have any idea the cost of a single bullet in Gaza?

No, but I'm probably paying for it.

re: #57 Jfundie

Very important film about transportation problems in Arab countries

Who's that Democrat pulling that load? Hillary? Edwards? Obama?

re: #90 roguejew

Lots of money for suicide bombs, bullets, and rockets, but feeding their own people takes a back seat to the killing of Jews...Yes, let's give them a state. (Sarc)

Clearly the necessities of life come first.

re: #111 buzzsawmonkey

And that one thing, all you wrote, is the perfect picture of the sham of this whole terrorist mess...

re: #136 AZDave

The real question is why is it the U.S.'s job to "give them a state"?

We should cut off all funds to the Palis, and instead drop leaflets that say, in Arabic, "Get A Life!".

re: #139 ploome hineni

re: #91 Kenneth

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Anybody find this curious or has anybody seen similar images?

partial albino

Achmed O'Jihad.

Why does Israel have the worst public relations of any country? They won their country through a series of wars and the world wants them to retreat to 1960ish borders?

re: #141 ploome hineni

re: #138 WrathofG-d

re: #136 AZDave

The real question is why is it the U.S.'s job to "give them a state"?

cause loser presidents need a 'legacy'and need to be seen annoying Jews

And pissing on the Jews is one of the requirements for winning a Nobel Peace Prize.

re: #142 Ward Cleaver

Mohammed Patrick's Day is coming.

re: #141 ploome hineni

Imagine: A US that told the Phakestinians that their misery is not the fault of the U.S. and that they can get their blood money from the multi-trillionaire gulf oil states.

If PM/President, Wrath would make the Phakestinians Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Iran's problems.

Its not like they are going to hate us more.

re: #138 WrathofG-d

re: #136 AZDave

The real question is why is it the U.S.'s job to "give them a state"?

The simple answer is: we don't don't owe them shit. If they really wanted a state, they could have had one generation ago; but Arafuck had another agenda -- kill Jews.

re: #147 AZDave

Ding! Ding! Ding!

/just watch your cursing, mister!

re: #147 AZDave

Clinton tried to give away the farm, but Yasser was too stupid to take it.

re: #149 uriaheep

They have been offered the 1967 borders at least once every 2 years since 1967.

You'd think that someone would get the point that maybe its not really what they want.

re: #150 WrathofG-d

I am supporting the Arabs all I can. I will be filling up the Civic this afternoon.

re: #148 WrathofG-d

re: #147 AZDave

Ding! Ding! Ding!

/just watch your cursing, mister!

What cursing?

re: #151 uriaheep

I never bought into the conserve oil, fight terrorism thing.

How much does it cost really to buy box cutters and plane tickets?

re: #152 AZDave

The "We dont owe them ___"

re: #154 WrathofG-d

re: #152 AZDave

The "We dont owe them ___"

You mean Anglo-Saxon terminology is not acceptable on this blog?

re: #155 AZDave

I don't own this place. I just care not to have to read curse words. Additionally, it would be quite ironic if LGF became a place of rampant bad language as we have had long posts where we laughed and sneered at leftist blogs for using such vile language.

just my 2c.

re: #156 WrathofG-d

re: #155 AZDave

I don't own this place. I just care not to have to read curse words. Additionally, it would be quite ironic if LGF became a place of rampant bad language as we have had long posts where we laughed and sneered at leftist blogs for using such vile language.

just my 2c.

Well, whatever floats your boat.

re: #91 Kenneth

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Anybody find this curious or has anybody seen similar images?

I assume you've moved on to antoher thread but...

Keep in mind that 50% of "Palestinians" are the descendents of foreign workers that came from all over the Arab world to find work in the Zio-British plot called industry.

And they still come.

re: #91 Kenneth

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Anybody find this curious or has anybody seen similar images?

The red headed squatters are descendants of squatters that original came from Bosnia during the Ottoman Empire.

Circassians are red-heads.

So let me get this straight, The palis lauch missles and attacks on Israel and elect Hamas to lead them into the gutter and compel them to loot, shoot, and destroy their fledging infrastructure and greenhouses. Israel cuts them off, because why shouldn't the Palis pay for their own intransigence. Then Hamas basically violates the sovereign borders of Egypt which gives the okay as it is taboo for the greater umma to criticize these fake people. Now there is a free flow of people and weapons in and out of Gaza. Sure as hell took a pretty short amount of time for a humanitarian crisis to develop. I mean c'mon, they are going to egypt to buy TV's? There must be one really good episode coming up of Nahool the Jooo/animal hating bee

And of course its all the Jooos fault. These morons need to be flogged.

re: #159 mojo jojo

re: #91 Kenneth
The red headed squatters are descendants of squatters that original came from Bosnia during the Ottoman Empire.

Or he could be one of our ISM friends

re: #96 FightingBack

What was cropped out in the lower left of that photo? A bunny hat?

That's what I was thinking.

And then near the upper-left, is that a coffin?

Israel needs help from G*d. Her own electorate and government refuse to defend themselves against an enemy who daily makes it clear they are working for her demise.

At least the Islamic murderers and thugs believe in something. Unlike the wimpy Israelis...

( Obviously a generalization-there are many geoups in Israel like the Hilltop Youth and those in league with Professor Paul Eidleberg, [Link: www.foundation1.org...]

re: #158 Ben Hur

...foreign workers that came from all over the Arab world to find work in the Zio-British plot called industry...

Refresh my memory? :)

re: #43 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #28 Kosh's Shadow

If they don't have fuel and electricity, how are they going to run those TV's?
Kind of sets a lie to the whole suffering gazans, doesn't it?
Not that the MSM will point out the inconsistency.

This has never stopped them before. In June 2006, they imported 111 truckloads of televisions while they claimed to be starving.

Watching all those Food Channel programs would make anybody hungry.

re: #46 Killgore Trout

Yahoo pic

A donkey cart loaded with cigarettes and other goods makes its way through a street on the Egyptian side of Rafah,

Marlboro!

Camels!

re: #57 Jfundie

Very important film about transportation problems in Arab countries

Shrek - 'Hey Donkey - whatcha doin' today?'
Donkey - 'Nuttin' much, Shrek - just hangin' around.'

"...I'd Break Down a Wall for a Camel..."

-S-

Note the big pow-wow in Syria. IDF should take out the whole lot of them. A little backbone is needed to clean things up. Condi and Hosni and George and our "friends" in Saudi Arabia should understand they have a negotiating partner as cunning as they are.

Hamas and Syria-based Palestinian radical groups called for stepped up resistance against Israel as they began a three-day “national conference” Wednesday

Target.
Rich.
Environment.

re: #167 cygnus

ok. a couple questions.

1. where did they get all this stuff to buy?
a. They just happen to know exactly where to go to get exactly what they want?
i. How did these stores have the quantity for all these people to buy so much?

2. Where did they get the money to buy all this stuff?
a. If they stole it...why isn't the MSM saying so?
i. If they stole it...that means they attacked a soverign nation, and is now pillaging it.
b. If they bought it...where did they get all the money?
i. This isn't one box of shoes here or two things of cigs there. This is major quantity.
ii. If they bought it, can we stop thinking of them as "impoverished"?

re: #135 AZDave

re: #57 Jfundie

Very important film about transportation problems in Arab countries

Who's that Democrat pulling that load? Hillary? Edwards? Obama?

Pelosi on her latest visit to the ME.

re: #163 Live4Truth

re: #96 FightingBack

What was cropped out in the lower left of that photo? A bunny hat?

That's what I was thinking.

And then near the upper-left, is that a coffin?

Subtle humor. The photographer cropped it to show cartons of cigarettes and a coffin.

re: #166 cygnus
Watching all those Food Channel programs would make anybody hungry.

I wonder if they are going to get tired of Rachel Ray?

i was looking at that photo of hundreds and hundreds of grown men just out seething,milling around, hanging out. they must have really nice understanding bosses. because, gosh they get sooo much time off work.

(bastards)

re: #170 sunyata

Hmmm...high intrigue to the max...is anyone else confirming DEBKAfile's words...?

re: #172 WrathofG-d

You exhibit, by your questions even, too much faith in any of the words the Palis utter... :)

I have this strange feeling that the next significant volley of Qassam rockets from Gaza will completely destroy the several kilometers of power cables running from the various Israeli power plants to Gaza.

Each and every tower will be hit, the cables will be vaporized; the stunningly improbable will be seen to have happened. But this is what happens when many random, unguided missiles are fired.

I'd buy a lottery ticket if I had this feeling about the lottery, but I don't.

But not to worry. Since the border to Egypt is wide open, running power from Egypt should be easy. With the incoming $7.6 billion, this should be a quick project.

As a side note, Arun Ghandi is a simp.

Putting up walls helps to keep snakes out, as do doors and windows that shut, and have a tight seal.

If this creates a snake pit, no matter; no one lives in a snake pit (it's been this way for at least 4500 years in India; either his logic fails, or he does not understand basic architecture and safety).

Besides, being able to identify where snakes are helps prevent snakebites.

Almost everyone knows these things.

re: #177 Ma Sands

re: #170 sunyata

Hmmm...high intrigue to the max...is anyone else confirming DEBKAfile's words...?

"Confirm" and "Debkafile" are two words that NEVER should be used in the same sentence...

It's the border between Egypt and Gaza, controlled by Palestinian authorities and the Egyptians, which have faced criticism for failing to control the flow of weapons and terrorists... and Hamas blew it up. So how does TIME magazine report the event?

Hamas Beats Israel's Gaza Siege

Israel's Siege? Really? Do you think anything in the article isn't anti-Semitic terrorist propaganda?

re: #179 Arbalest

...the next significant volley of Qassam rockets from Gaza will completely destroy the several kilometers of power cables running from the various Israeli power plants to Gaza.

Each and every tower will be hit, the cables will be vaporized...

On purpose? Why? My brain's not computing quickly enough here...

#182 Ma Sands

My crystal ball says it will be a completely unforseen event.

The Gazans will aim at an Israeli settlement (or several) and launch, but for some unknown reason, all Qassams will veer off-target and strike, each and everyone of them, only electrical power transmission cables and towers (each and everyone of them, even if they're 50km away).

Even the power cables will vanish, right up to the generating stations, but, miraculously and inexplicably, the buildings themselves will be unaffected.

It's just one of those events that is so improbable, no one could foresee it.

Or, alternatively (using a different probabalistic model), it's like any of the stunts on "Jacka$$"; who would think anyone could get hurt, yet . . .

re: #183 Arbalest

Hmmm...

Of course, if the Gazans weret to stop launching Qassams, the probability of this highly improbable event occuring might go to zero.

But one can never be certain when probability is involved.

So you have the photos of the women sitting on the endless bags of UN welfare flour, people going to Egypt to buy consumer goods- cellphones, TV, cigarettes, candy(just like the people in Darfur do- because we know the Palis are the most oppressed people in the world- I read it on the BBC!), endless guns, bullets, rocket materials and the media keeps broadcasting/ writing the total BS about the oppressed Gazans. I say let The Egyptians take care of their brothers. Why should Israel do anything for people who want to kill them? The Bs statement about collective punishment - what about the collective lack of will to do anything about Hamas?

I've been looking at that picture for a long time, and I still can't find Waldo.

The Palestinian declaration of independence? "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of popular Anger..."

How come Jews aren't allowed to get angry?

re: #115 Kenneth

re: #112 the Daily Kos Om Islaam

Cannot see freckles. That stuff on the arm looks like red hair. Who knows?

re: #190 Maine's Michael

How come Jews aren't allowed to get angry?

Please see my avatar and moniker...I AM ANGRY!

Did anybody else catch the TV news reports of the poor oppressed Hamas cabinet meeting in candlelight, because those evil Israelis had cut off the oil supply? YOU COULD SEE BRIGHT DAYLIGHT STREAMING THROUGH THE CLOSED CURTAINS! Talk about propaganda. Open the curtains you damn hucksters!

Are the rockets from Hamastan still raining down on Sderot? If so, then the pressure that Israel is applying, in the battle for Sderot, is inadequate, and needs to be strengthened.

Speaking of strange people turning up in photos from Gaza, how about his one of a "militant gunman" ...with fair skin, reddish hair and freckles. Not too many Palis have red freckles.

Let's not go overboard with the conspiracy theories.
1) From 1918 - 1948 'Palestine' was a British Mandate. Plenty of time for Scotch/Irish soldiers to get busy,
2) From the 1960's to the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 hundreds of Palestinian students went to the Eastern Bloc and sometimes returned with red-headed wives.

Why is the border wall with Egypt not a so-called 'apartheid wall'? Again, politics has stricken the English language.
- Flavius