munaeem | 17 December, 2006 21:05
by BrionLutz
Considering the disaster Bush Jr has unleashed in the Middle East,
the takeover of the world's oil suppply by right wing Islamic
theocracies armed with nuclear weapons.
It's hard to see Israel surviving.
Egypt and Saudi/Kuwait will likely go right wing Islamic
fundamentalist soon and the population, money and power applied to
Israel would seem unstoppable.
Yes...Israeli's could go out in a blaze of nuclear glory taking
Cairo, Baghdad, Damascus, Mecca and Tehran with them (along with
world's oil infrastructure) but who wants to see 50 million dead and
the world in an economic depression.
It might be time to consider dismantling Isreal. Accept as Richard
Cohen of Washington Post noted that it was a terrible historical
mistake, well intentioned but a mistake.
The oil producers buy out the Israelis for all the build out
($1T?...$250K for every, man, woman and child) and the US gives all
Israelis US citizenship and Palestinians get their land back.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 21:04
"Most of all I reiterated our determination to stand full square behind you and the Iraqi people in assuring that your democracy is not destroyed by terrorism, sectarianism, by those who wish to live in hatred rather than in peace," he said.
How
do you define democracy Mr. Blair? You people intentionally sidelined a
large portion of population from taking part in the elections. You fired people
from their jobs, because of their religious attachments.
You call this all these democratic , Mr. Blair.
Arabs have not forgotten that your were their colonial master. You killed their and exploited their resources for centuries in the past.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 21:03
He told Maliki that Britain will "stand four square behind you and the Iraqi people in ensuring that your democracy is not destroyed by terrorism, by sectarianism, by those who wish to live in hatred rather than peace."
How do you define democracy Mr. Blair? You people intentionaly sideline a large populations from taking part in the elections. You fired people from their jobs, because of religious attachments.
You call this a democratic practices, Mr. Blair.
We have not forgotten that your were our colonial master. You killed and exploited their resources for centuries.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 21:01
Up to 30 men were hauled off at gunpoint Sunday from a branch of the Red Crescent medical aid agency in a smart downtown area by a gang of 50 gunmen sporting police uniforms, the second mass abduction in Baghdad in three days.Advice for Americans:
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 21:00
Negotiations failed over the Islamists' refusal to bend to Western demands that it renounce violence, recognize Israel and accept past peace deals, and over allocation of key ministerial posts.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 20:59
According to an opinion poll released Sunday, 61 percent of Palestinians support holding early elections. It found that Fatah faction would narrowly win a parliamentary election with 42 percent of the vote, compared with 36 percent for Hamas.Hamas got a chance to serve its people and get them out of miseries. But they dashed their people's hopes.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 20:57
The evidence went largely unchallenged, because Mr. Khalaf had no lawyer. The judges appointed one, but Mr. Khalaf had no chance to speak with him. Mr. Khalaf told the judges that the soldiers were probably chasing a rogue nephew and denied that the explosives were his or ever in his house. “Let me examine the pictures,” he insisted. The judges ignored him. His lawyer said nothing, beyond declaring Mr. Khalaf’s innocence. The trial lasted 15 minutes.
munaeem | 17 December, 2006 20:55
"We joined this movement to become martyrs, not ministers," Haniyeh declared in a fiery speech, referring to Hamas loyalists' willingness to die for the Islamic cause.Hamas uses political activities to pursue its goal of establishing an
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