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Hear, here! Note that the perceived "bias" extends to all (as in every) group that
attempts
to subjugate others by means of coercive force. The thread that connects all the
subjects I
try to post include this power struggle and this jihad was started in Jollie Olde
Engaland
(J
Title: Re: [CTRL] Latest attack on Jews brings a deafening silence
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Funny Bill
That’s how I feel about those on the other side of this debate.
In fact, I am always careful to criticize what I think deserves criticism against Israel, and there is a lot to be critical of. I am
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In a message dated 12/5/2002 1:27:03 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think most who oppose Israel's occupation and oppression
of the Palestinians are not 'anti Israel' - they are anti colonialist
and anti occupation. Also many are against the US being an aide
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Once again I mostly agree with flw.
I think that's the 3rd sign of the apocalypse.
on 12/05/02 2:24 PM, flw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> The anti-Israeli sentiment runs at about 5 to 1 on this list.
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> I think most who oppose Israel's occupation and o
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> The anti-Israeli sentiment runs at about 5 to 1 on this list.
I think most who oppose Israel's occupation and oppression
of the Palestinians are not 'anti Israel' - they are anti colonialist
and anti occupation. Also many are against the US being an aider
and abettor of Israeli
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Well stated.
>Bill, you can't get the toothpaste back into the tube
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>on 12/05/02 6:02 AM, Bill Kalivas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> How about not suppling both sides with weapons? It would be a lot less
>> global if they had only rocks to throw at ea
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Bill, you can't get the toothpaste back into the tube
on 12/05/02 6:02 AM, Bill Kalivas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> How about not suppling both sides with weapons? It would be a lot less
> global if they had only rocks to throw at each other.
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> BillK
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Kill them.
Ooops I mean -
We need to change the situation in such a way that there is no profit in
warmongering.
We have to convince Hamas that they are better off partners in a working
system, rather than leaders in the rubble.
We have to convince the Jewish right that Democ
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How about not suppling both sides with weapons? It would be a lot less
global if they had only rocks to throw at each other.
BillK
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>> Unfortunately there are people on both sides who do
>> not want peace.
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>what can we do about them?
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> Unfortunately there are people on both sides who do
> not want peace.
what can we do about them?
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No question.
A lot of compromise.
Which, of course, they offered with the Barak govt. and were refused.
Unfortunately there are people on both sides who do not want peace.
on 12/05/02 11:28 AM, unseemlydogposture at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> This might ac
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This might account for the secrecy and
> uncooperative nature.
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> Israel misread the post 9/11 world, and thought
> people would finally back it
> in its war on terrorism. Almost worked out that way
> - but it didn¹t.
see your point, but even israel must make some
compromise.
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Not as defense but in the way of explanation
Israel sees itself besieged by enemies on all sides - neighbors vowing to
push her into the sea, the UN declaring the concept of the state
illegitimate, and was founded by people who had just gone through attempted
genocide. This might
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not saying i condone acts of violnece by either side
and i certainly don't applaud anyone of any race being
blown up.
however, while both sides are clearly antagonising the
situation, israel being the more powerful in both a
military and intelligence sense should be the one to
be
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It's quite easy to object actually.
Most people take an extremely one sided view of this issue.
On this list the death of a Palestinian child is viewed as a tragedy, while
the blowing up of Jewish children on a school bus is treated as a brave
revolutionary act.
I have many hars
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you're absolutely right, though at present it seems
difficult to object.
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> The anti-Israeli sentiment runs at about 5 to 1 on
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> on 12/05/02 9:20 AM, unseemlydogposture at
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The anti-Israeli sentiment runs at about 5 to 1 on this list.
on 12/05/02 9:20 AM, unseemlydogposture at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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> gald to see theres no bias on this list.
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gald to see theres no bias on this list.
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Latest attack on Jews brings a deafening silence
By Rosie Dimanno
The Toronto Star
December 2, 2002
There's no haven for Jews. Not within Israel and
not without.
The earth is stained with their blood: From an El
Al counter in Los Angeles to a beach resort in
Mombasa.
Their chil
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