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sabiwabi
The author does mention that the Palestinians were marking the Nakba, the brutal displacement of 700,000 Palestinians from their lands, resulting in several million surviving refugees today.
So why did the same (?) author include in the first paragraph: "...an annual Palestinian mourning ritual marking the anniversary of Israel’s birth", thus leaving the impression they are simply expressing anti-Israeli sentiments?
Posted in: Arab protesters descend on Israeli borders
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sabiwabi
She should talk to her relatives, those who were actually there and saw what happened; she would get a better idea of what really happened.
Posted in: German grandchildren of Nazis delve into past
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sabiwabi
That is not permitted in Germany. There are laws against saying anything positive about that regime.
Posted in: German grandchildren of Nazis delve into past
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sabiwabi
The "they" who are saying he is someone different now are the same ones who previously lied, deceived, and fabricated evidence saying he was Ivan the Terrible.
Posted in: Demjanjuk, 91, convicted over Nazi camp deaths
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sabiwabi
What is amazing is that there was no evidence that Demjanjuk committed a specific crime. The prosecution was based solely on the theory that if Demjanjuk was at the camp, he was a participant in whatever happened there.
Posted in: Demjanjuk, 91, convicted over Nazi camp deaths
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sabiwabi
Another illegal regime change to get rid of a leader whom the western elite does not like. Why do the people continue to tolerate this?
Posted in: Pressure mounts on Gadhafi within Libya's capital
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sabiwabi
It is very unfortunate that this poor old man had to go through with this again, but not surprising.
This poor man was previously wrongly sentenced to death after various governments fabricated evidence indicating that he was Ivan the terrible. He would have been hung if it wasn't for the hard work of his family and Jim Traficant, who was the only US politician to get involved (all others were terrified to get involved). Even after Traficant had the evidence that he was wrongly accused, nobody in the US government wanted to get involved. So we should be very suspicious of any evidence against Demjanjuk; we know for a fact that they are willing to do anything to get him.
Posted in: Demjanjuk, 91, convicted over Nazi camp deaths
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sabiwabi
Thank you!
Yes!
Even more so if the guy they claim to be Osama was in fact someone else.
Posted in: Bin Laden's death prompts questions about legality
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sabiwabi
No, I am just stating two facts and one opinion:
Bush and Obama are both responsible for the killing of more innocent unarmed civilians than Osama was.
Osama was not wanted by the FBI for 911.
I don't think the man they murdered in Pakistan was Osama. And because they dumped the body at sea, we can't investigate.
Saddam was captured and tried, why couldn't "Osama".
Posted in: Bin Laden's death prompts questions about legality
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sabiwabi
The poor guy they claim was Osama was not armed.
I hope you realize that according to the FBI, there is insufficient evidence connecting Osama to 911. And I hope you also realize that many more unarmed innocent civilians have been killed by American forces. I wonder what they will say when/if Bush or Obama follow the same fate as the guy they claim was Osama, will they say they were legitimate targets?
Posted in: Bin Laden's death prompts questions about legality
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sabiwabi
“I think questions should be asked as to why they dumped him at sea, because that makes it impossible to conduct an independent investigation,” Doswald-Beck said.
Indeed. But the absence of an independent investigation has never stopped the US before.
I suspect they dumped him at sea because that makes it impossible to conduct an independent investigation.
Posted in: Bin Laden's death prompts questions about legality
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sabiwabi
Hmmm, with that kind of reasoning attacking US targets should be considered legitimate. I'm glad "experts" have cleared that up.
Posted in: Bin Laden's death prompts questions about legality
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sabiwabi
C'est décourageant en maudit!
Posted in: Canada's Conservatives win coveted majority
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sabiwabi
I bet this new intelligence will point them in the direction they wanted to go.
Posted in: U.S. weighs release of bin Laden photos
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sabiwabi
Younger twin?
Posted in: Evacuee twins suffering from Parkinson’s disease spend month in minivan
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sabiwabi
Indeed, and both would be equally wrong, based entirely on lies and deception.
Posted in: Thousands of Syrian troops raid rebellious city
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sabiwabi
WilliB,
Are you suggesting that he would have called the bulldozers regardless of where the monument was?
I wouldn't be so sure, definitely not enough to base my entire opinion of this guy's attitude towards the genocide.
Posted in: Turks increasingly commemorate Armenian massacre
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sabiwabi
Erdogan said "They have placed an abomination next to the Mausoleum of Hasan Harakani [a religious figure from the 10th century]; they erected a strange thing.”
Indeed, he is no fan of the statue, which according to the sculptor himself is of a human torn in half, but he objects to it being close to the Mausoleum.
Posted in: Turks increasingly commemorate Armenian massacre
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sabiwabi
Erdogan objected mainly to the location of the monument, next to the Mausoleum of Hasan Harakani (a 10th century religious figure).
Posted in: Turks increasingly commemorate Armenian massacre
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sabiwabi
It clearly was a genocide. Has Obama carried out any of his promises? Christopher Jon Bjerknes has written much about the Armenian Genocide.
Posted in: Turks increasingly commemorate Armenian massacre