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by **coddy** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 6:43 am

Woollyback wrote:
puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

dude whilst i'm sure you're very proud of hezbollah you need to drop the "martyr" sh*te and the anti-semitism, you sound like you either a) live in a cave with osama and his inbred mates or b) adolf hitler

look over the other side of the fence once in a while, radical islamism isn't the answer to everything you know

well said, a lot could be learned just from those small sentences. But im sure my work colleagues in The Gulf/Afghanistan at the moment definatly agree as well.............

by **Judge** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 7:48 am

i think this topic has run its course now

by **Big Niall** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 1:09 pm

Judge wrote:i think this topic has run its course now

I wish it had.

From what I saw on the news, Israel see it as unfinished business and Hezbollah are spinning it as a victory and taunting Israel.

I'd put money on a rematch.

by **puroresu** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 1:27 pm

Woollyback wrote:
puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

dude whilst i'm sure you're very proud of hezbollah you need to drop the "martyr" sh*te and the anti-semitism, you sound like you either a) live in a cave with osama and his inbred mates or b) adolf hitler

look over the other side of the fence once in a while, radical islamism isn't the answer to everything you know

Where is my anti Semitism. I dont hate Jews. I hate zionists. Their is a difference.

What is wrong with me saying "martyrs"?

by **Big Niall** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 2:36 pm

puroresu wrote:
Woollyback wrote:
puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

dude whilst i'm sure you're very proud of hezbollah you need to drop the "martyr" sh*te and the anti-semitism, you sound like you either a) live in a cave with osama and his inbred mates or b) adolf hitler

look over the other side of the fence once in a while, radical islamism isn't the answer to everything you know

Where is my anti Semitism. I dont hate Jews. I hate zionists. Their is a difference.

What is wrong with me saying "martyrs"?

Being against zionism is okay but I hope you don't hate somebody because of their religion.

However, the martyr stuff makes people think about the guys who strap bombs on and go into restaurants and kill people who are having dinner, or hijacking planes etc.

Most of us feel sorry for the innocents (on both sides)that died but the "allah blessing martyrs" stuff sounds like an incitement to kill

by **Woollyback** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 4:24 pm

puroresu wrote:
Woollyback wrote:
puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

dude whilst i'm sure you're very proud of hezbollah you need to drop the "martyr" sh*te and the anti-semitism, you sound like you either a) live in a cave with osama and his inbred mates or b) adolf hitler

look over the other side of the fence once in a while, radical islamism isn't the answer to everything you know

Where is my anti Semitism. I dont hate Jews. I hate zionists. Their is a difference.

What is wrong with me saying "martyrs"?

by **Anfield rapper** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 4:44 pm

puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

If you class that as a win, i'd hate to see you lose.

by **48-1119859832** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 6:49 pm

puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

You sir are an idiot, and someone who obviously doesn't want peace. How can you call this organisation who is just as bad as the Israeli army "martyrs"? Launching rockets into civilian territory is nothing to be worshipped about, it's quite frankly sick.
Glad to see you're nice and civilised.

:no

by **woof woof !** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:06 pm

puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

Is your life really that shallow and empty ? Not having a dig here but you sound inherently bitter about almost everything and yet (correct me if I'm wrong ) you don't even live in the mid east and probably haven't been there, but ultimately the suffering there gives you something to wrap yourself in and identify with ?

The monkey looked up at the stars
And thought to himself
Memory is a stranger
History is for fools
And he cleaned his hands
In a pool of holy writing
Turned his back on the garden
And set out for the nearest town
Hold on hold on soldier
When you add it all up
The tears and the marrowbone
There's an ounce of gold
And an ounce of pride in each ledger
And the Germans killed the Jews
And the Jews killed the Arabs
And the Arabs killed the hostages
And that is the news
And is it any wonder
That the monkey's confused

(Roger Waters)

by **metalhead** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:24 pm

puroresu wrote:Hezbollah should not disarm. They are a legitimate resistance group and also a political party who provide services for the people. Hezbollah should not disarm as Hamas shouldnt disarm.

lol at Israel. The zionists lost. Their mission was to rescue 2 soldiers and destroy Hezbollah. Well you failed and got beat. Hezbollah killed plenty invading soldiers, shot down choppers, destroyed a gunship and blew up dozens of tanks. May Allah bless Hezbollah and all its martyrs!!! Hezbollah once again have showed the pathetic Arab leaders that the Zionists are not invincible and can be beaten!!

Do you understand the situation in Lebanon puroresu? We are going to have so much troubles right now for this specific case!!! argh!

by **metalhead** » Sat Aug 19, 2006 10:28 pm

Lebanon warns over Israeli raid

BEIRUT, Lebanon (CNN) -- Lebanon's defense minister is threatening to halt the deployment of troops to the country's south after Israeli commandos carried out a raid deep inside the country on Saturday.

An adviser to Lebanon's Defense Minister Elias Murr told CNN the defense minister would consider the move if the United Nations did not ensure Israel was abiding by U.N. Resolution 1701.

Hezbollah was sticking by the cease-fire, he added.

The Israel Defense Forces, however, defended the operation, saying it was a successful move aimed at preventing and disrupting the transfer of weapons from Iran and Syria to Hezbollah.

This comes as a U.N. delegation on Saturday met with Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and other senior Lebanese officials "to discuss the means of implementing Security Council resolution 1701 for a long-term cease-fire between Lebanon and Israel."

One Israeli officer was killed and two were wounded in the Saturday raid carried out by an elite unit in Bekaa Valley, the IDF said.

After successfully landing two vehicles by helicopter in Bouday, located in the Bekaa Valley, IDF forces reportedly clashed with Hezbollah forces, a Baalbeck Civil Defense official said.

The fighting resulted in Israeli airstrikes in the area, located about 15 miles from the Lebanese-Syrian border -- a long-time Hezbollah stronghold.

The official said the clashes did not result in any Lebanese army or Hezbollah casualties.

Cease-fire agreement
This latest development comes amid a U.N.-backed cease-fire agreement that outlines the gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon's southern region -- the former stronghold of the militant group Hezbollah.

Israel says arms transfers to Hezbollah are a violation of 1701 and Israel is entitled to respond to them.

"The cease-fire is based on (U.N. resolution) 1701 which calls for an international arms embargo against Hezbollah," Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said Saturday.

Earlier, Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora condemned the Israeli operation conducted in southern Lebanon, calling it a violation of the U.N.-sanctioned cease-fire, officials with the prime minister's office said.

Meanwhile, Hassan Hobballaha, a Hezbollah member of the Lebanese Parliament, called the move "proof that the Israeli enemy is still carrying on with its aggression...and that it doesn't care about the resolutions taken by the U.N. Security Council.

"As we have stressed before, it is attacking Lebanon and has greediness in this country," he said. "Therefore we do not consider what happened as new for the enemy, but the resistance is still insisting that it will fight against any Israeli attempt."

Lebanon approves deployment
The Lebanese Cabinet approved the deployment of 15,000 soldiers to the border between Lebanon and Israel, beginning Thursday.

The U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon said on Saturday the process of troop transition in southern Lebanon continued.

"The Lebanese Armed Forces completed yesterday the process of deployment inside the territory vacated earlier by the IDF in the general areas of Cheeba, Hasbaiya, Kafer Chouba, Kafer Hamman, Rachaya, Hebbariye and Al Fradis.

"The Israeli Army withdrawal and the deployment of the Lebanese Army shall continue in the coming days in accordance with the plan and timeline agreed during a trilateral meeting of the Force Commander UNIFIL and the senior representatives of the Lebanese and Israeli Army. "

In figures updated Saturday, Lebanese Internal Security Forces reported 1,069 people were killed in Lebanon during the 34-day conflict with Israel, with another 4,055 injured. Israel has put its death toll from fighting and rocket attacks at 159.

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This is how israel treat their ceasefire? FFS israel stop the f*ckin aggression against my country!!! :angry:

by **Sabre** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 9:15 pm

One thing I love about Great Britain, is that their jornalism, biased or not, allow hearing other voices. This interview is incredible

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1-3kavJVmY

Who's that Galloway?, I've never seen someone that starts with "what a preposterous way to introduce an item"

he says some truths there... although I don't agree all what he says, I like the way he criticises the media and he speaks clearly about it.

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