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SaladFingers · Joined: 28 Apr 2006 Posts: 190

superskippy wrote: Quote: and i never meant to nsult europe , by saying that , all i`m saying it that jews in Israel are beeing payed to come from all over the world

and abt hamas jihad and hezbollah

these are decent forces , they fight for a nobel cause

Oh completely, and did you know Islamic Jihad and Hamas only accidentally blew up a few buses and kindergardens, and Hezbollah only accidentally blew up a Jewish community center in Argentina, and only accidentally blew up our embassy in Buenos Aires.

Rofl, agreed.. some people are too annoying to follow their posts..

They fight a noble cause.. hmm.. yea.. They bolster themselves up by attacking civilian targets around the world before growing the balls to attack Israeli military head on.

Libzilla · Joined: 14 Jun 2006 Posts: 7

Communalknighthood wrote: So, what were we talking about again. That's right. The Middle East. So, how many innocent children do you think the Israelis will kill this time?

That would be "collateral damage." Also, shooting a missile into a bus full of Lebanese children is the right to defend oneself. Israel has our permission to fully express its demonic temper tantrum.

"Possibly hiding rockets"......

superskippy · Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 8672 Location: Petah Tikva

A misfire, out of tens of thousands upon thousands of missiles, bombs, and artillary munitions which have been fired is going to occur. If you factor in all the amounts of munitions we have launched over we have a remarkbly good accuracy.

skinn · Joined: 19 Jul 2006 Posts: 426 Location: beirut

superskippy wrote: A misfire, out of tens of thousands upon thousands of missiles, bombs, and artillary munitions which have been fired is going to occur. If you factor in all the amounts of munitions we have launched over we have a remarkbly good accuracy.

the minibus that was hit killing 15 civilians among them 9 children, fleeing there village in the south, as israel ordered, was a direct hit, althow it was in movement, i would say remarkably great accuracy, rather than good.

superskippy · Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 8672 Location: Petah Tikva

As I said a misfire and its bound to happen by sheer probability.

skinn · Joined: 19 Jul 2006 Posts: 426 Location: beirut

superskippy wrote: As I said a misfire and its bound to happen by sheer probability.

the city of tyr had 100 dead civilians, without attacking any hezbollah or infrastructure, and by the way, tyr is not at all a hizbollah stronghold.
only buildings , civilian buildings were targetted, and might i add, with great accuracy.

superskippy · Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 8672 Location: Petah Tikva

A single bomb could have cost 50%-100% of all of those dead, it doesnt matter of the 1,000 others that were on target, all it takes is the 1 or 2 that missed.

skinn · Joined: 19 Jul 2006 Posts: 426 Location: beirut

superskippy wrote: A single bomb could have cost 50%-100% of all of those dead, it doesnt matter of the 1,000 others that were on target, all it takes is the 1 or 2 that missed.

israel could have used less missiles, so that they would not completely destroy lebanon, they could have partially destroyed it.

israel is creating hatred towards it that will never disappear, i live in a christian region of lebanon, and people in here used to like israel, now they are disgusted by israel, and are affraid from israel, and litterarely hate israel for destroying there country.

superskippy · Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 8672 Location: Petah Tikva

My understanding from my American friends who are going to school in the North in the chrisitan communities is that the feeling is rather mutual dislike, they dislike Hezbollah for starting this, and Israel for reacting in the way it has. Though most of them are at least have cool feelings towards Israel. Most likely since the relative little damage to their communities.

skinn · Joined: 19 Jul 2006 Posts: 426 Location: beirut

superskippy wrote: My understanding from my American friends who are going to school in the North in the chrisitan communities is that the feeling is rather mutual dislike, they dislike Hezbollah for starting this, and Israel for reacting in the way it has. Though most of them are at least have cool feelings towards Israel. Most likely since the relative little damage to their communities.

Some radical lebanese christian movements, will find any excuse for israel (located mostly in the north), other christian movements already hate israel enormously (located just on the border of the first group, the ennemy brothers).

But most christians are judging israel by there latest actions ( mostly located in the south, beirut, mount lebanon, beqaa, and north) and are not that cool with israel distroying the economy, the roads, the airport, the seaports, the dead civilians, the factories(nutrition, medical), etc....

superskippy · Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 8672 Location: Petah Tikva

I suppose we shall see the actual sentiment when all is over in probably a years time.

maalox · Joined: 18 Jul 2006 Posts: 133 Location: above u

man , i`m NOT a racist but i have to say that

ur friend appearently lives where the majority are maonites , and by that LFer`s

these ppl back in the war , they trained in Israel and bought Israelin weapons to fight lebanese ppl

when i argue with u Israelian or an LFer , i may state no difference

LFer`s are Israelians man
no difference

traitrs

skinn · Joined: 19 Jul 2006 Posts: 426 Location: beirut

maalox wrote: man , i`m NOT a racist but i have to say that

ur friend appearently lives where the majority are maonites , and by that LFer`s

these ppl back in the war , they trained in Israel and bought Israelin weapons to fight lebanese ppl

when i argue with u Israelian or an LFer , i may state no difference

LFer`s are Israelians man
no difference

traitrs

are u sure u are lebanese?
maronites are LF?
from witch election you got that ? stop ur sectarian hatered and get your facts straight.