Wednesday February 15, 2012

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    FromEurope

    I think "Someone" wants to give a good excuse to send more US troops to Afghanistan. If Americans hear this story, they would agree to enforce the military presence in Afghanistan. Is this "Someone" CIA... or Mossad...

    Posted in: Passports linked to 9/11 found along Afghan border

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    FromEurope

    In your comment, you always play with the words. (like your "What if" game) Your comment is always the critics about the other posters and I don't see your own opinion.

    What do you mean by "your lack of comment of any close looks at Hamas behaviour and of the possibility of war crimes on the part of Hamas soldiers." ?
    Did you read the caption?

    Netanyau says "No war crimes trials for Israelis".

    My comment is "we need to have a close look in the possibility of war crime by the Israeli soldiers and judge them" What else do you want ? When I say "we", it's of course I meant the UN. What do you expect ?

    Don't try to change the subject by expanding the point. That's what you do always to scramble the points. For me, what you write doesn't make much sense on this issue. I don't see any of your comment about what Netanyahu said. You just trip up the other poster's comment. Maybe you want to show that you know a lot of things, but when it's irrelevant, it's irrelevant. (or maybe it's relevant like when the butterfly wings in Brazil, there is a storm in Europe...) Don't try to justify yourself by writing unneccessary long comments. Short precise, relevant comments are always the best.

    Posted in: Netanyahu: No war crimes trials for Israelis

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    FromEurope

    Kinniku I am suggesting that we need to have a close look in the possibility of war crime by the Israeli soldiers and judge them, in spite of what Netanyau claims. We are talking about the war crime in Gaza perpetrated by Israel, not about the getting back the territory or the good relationship between Israel and Egypt or Jordan.

    Of course I would disagree with the statement that Israel can do whatever it wants. I also disagree with calling anyone that disagrees with Israeli policy an antisemite. However, you will admit that many that claim to disagree with Israeli policy are actually anti-semites.

    I wanted to point out that there are actually many Jews who disagree with Israeli policy. And I don't think they are anti-semites, like you affirm.

    Posted in: Netanyahu: No war crimes trials for Israelis

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    FromEurope

    The Israeli government is one of the most rogue administration. Even the many non israeli and israeli jews are against its policy. You can find many sites like "jewish voice for peace" that asks the action against Israeli government. I used to hate Bush US government, but I didn't hate Americans. I have two jewish friends and they hate what Israeli government does, too. (They are not israeli) Many posters here mix up the Israeli government and Jews. Most of us hate Israeli government and it's policy but not Jews (who are not neccessarilly israeli). So anti-Israeli government isn't anti-Semitic.

    Posted in: Netanyahu: No war crimes trials for Israelis

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    FromEurope

    BobbieWickham - Iraq has been liberated just as Vietnam was.

    You mean "devastated" ?

    Posted in: American commander: U.S. on the road out of Iraq

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    FromEurope

    If you read the history of the Vietnam War, you would know that this was not the only atrocity that US soldiers made. The rape of the village women were un ordinary activity of the US troops in Vietmam. This My Lai case is one of the worst massacre, but there was My Khe massacre of 90 people as well. What thay don't say, is that the most of the soldiers didn't participate the killings, although they didn't try to stop them neither. They were just watching the raping and killings of their fellow soldiers. As someone stated, the biggest problem is the army's cover up attempt. And even now, the real criminal who ordered the massacre is not convicted. Un fortunately the same kind of thing happended in Iraq, too. The history repeats...

    Posted in: Calley apologizes for Vietnam massacre

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    FromEurope

    smithinjapan:people who deny any atrocities like the death tolls of the atomic bombings (or the reasons for dropping them), those committed by Imperial Japan preceding and during WWII, etc. etc. The scale may be smaller but the denial is the same.

    There is a big difference. There is no law specifically condemns those denials you mentioned, except the Holocaust. Unfortunately, in many western countries, which are dominated by the Jew influence, made this law of anti-Semite. You have no right to criticise Jews publicly. It's againt the law.

    Posted in: Holocaust denier begins jail term in Australia

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    FromEurope

    What I don't get is why dick cheney is out bashing his boss. Does it get him higher on the failure chart? < :-)

    I think he is preparing to put the blame on Bush and leave the responsanility of their administration, in case if he is charged for wrong doing. He just want to say that for many things, Bush decided by himself, without his advice.

    Posted in: Cheney felt Bush stopped taking his advice

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    FromEurope

    Badsay - Here, we are talking about the municipal run public pool. They have their own rules. I guess it would be different in the amusment park swimming pools. They may be more tolerant. There are the pools where you go to swim, while there are the others where you can have fun.

    Posted in: French pool bars Muslim woman for 'burquini' suit

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    FromEurope

    These people are just idiots. I don't trust Iran but when you put yourself in a situation where you're close to the Iranian border where the lines are probably a bit fuzzy then you should expect some consequences for your stupidity.

    For sure, they are the CIA agents.

    Posted in: Iran says 3 detained American hikers might be spies

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    FromEurope

    I wonder if they come to play in Europe, too. I saw them 26 years ago when they gave the concert in Nice stadium. They were still young and played well, but many of us noticed that they never talked to each other, they didn't even looked at each other. They just came on stage, sang and gone. As it was the only concert in the region, there were Prince Albert II and Princess Stephanie as well.

    Posted in: Simon & Garfunkel kick off final Japan tour in Nagoya

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    FromEurope

    Either you liked him or not, from now on, he will live as a legend in the history.

    Posted in: Michael Jackson dies of reported cardiac arrest at 50

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    FromEurope

    Maverts

    I should have said "I don't think this is the correct total translation"

    Even the BBC wrote :

    "Just as the USSR disappeared, soon the Zionist regime will disappear," he said to the applause of the participants.

    But I guess you knew this. Sorry for commenting on your post.

    Posted in: Rival criticizes Iranian President Ahmadinejad's Holocaust denial

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    FromEurope

    "Ahmadinejad has also called for Israel’s elimination, although his exact remarks have been disputed. Some translators say he has called for Israel to be “wiped off the map.” Others say a better translation would be “vanish from the pages of time“—implying Israel would disappear on its own rather than be destroyed."

    That's the first time I have actually seen this reported correctly. Well done JT.

    I don't think this is the correct translation. You can find many right translations on the net. :

    "But just as the USSR disappeared, soon the Zionist regime will disappear," he said.

    Ahmadinejad went on to say that “when I said the Zionist regime must be wiped off, the Zionist media of course harshly blasted me, but everyone must know that just as the USSR disappeared, this will also be the fate of the Zionist regime, and humanity will be free.”

    Tehran, Dec 13: Iran's hard-line president said Tuesday that the Zionist regime will one day be "wiped out" as the Soviet Union was.

    Posted in: Rival criticizes Iranian President Ahmadinejad's Holocaust denial

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    FromEurope

    makabi - What are you trying to explain ? Prison is still a prison whatever they can have. What you describe is in most of the prisons of the developped countries. Nothing special, but none of the prisoners wishes to stay if they don't have to. The prison is the place where they take your liberty, which is the most important thing in our life. ( do whatever you want, at any time you want, go anywhere you wish or to be with the beloved ones )

    The problem is that nobody knows if those 11000 Palestinian prisoners were arrested with a good reason and if they were judged correctly.

    Moderator: Keep the discussion focused on the pope's visit, please.

    Posted in: Pope, in Israel, confronts dark history of Germany

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    FromEurope

    The biggest threat in the ME is Israel. Not the muslim countries. Israel is the invader and the occupier of the neigbour's territory since many many years, in spite of many UN resolutions.

    Posted in: Israel tests system to shoot down Iranian missiles

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    FromEurope

    "Iran seeking change in US policy Iran welcomes an offer of "a new beginning" in relations from Barack Obama, but says the US must change its behaviour. "

    BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/default.stm

    Posted in: Iran's supreme leader dismisses Obama overtures

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    FromEurope

    The title of this article is a complete mislead. When you read the article itself, Iran doesn’t dismiss Obama’s statement at all.

    The UK and French news report that Teheran take Obama’s statement rather positively for the future good relationship , although they are saying that they will wait for the action, not only the words, to trust America.

    Posted in: Iran's supreme leader dismisses Obama overtures

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    FromEurope

    "A survey of 2,228 Iraqis questioned nationwide last month for ABC News, BBC and Japan’s NHK, found that 85 percent believed the current situation was good or very good—up 23% from last year."

    I think it all depends on what you compare. During the insurgents/US fight, more than half of the Iraqi people answered that Saddam's days were better, in the survey. Now after those massacre days caused by the invasion, they sure find the actual situation better than before.

    Don't forget that the intrastructures are still not completely re-established. (especially the water & electricity supply)

    Posted in: Iraq's future shaky as war enters year 7

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    FromEurope

    The religious people (in any religion) are irrational thus very dangerous.

    Posted in: Pope, in Africa, says condoms won't solve AIDS problem

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