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Israel / Lebanon / Iran / Syria - Middle East conflict!

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Ooh, I think my ex-girlfriend went there on holiday.

 

Anyway, back on topic, according to the Israeli Bureau of Statistics, about 10,000 Israelis die from cancer every year, for Americans thats the same loss of life as three 9/11 attacks, or taking into account the relative sizes of the countries, its equivalent to about one hundred and fifty 9/11 attacks.

 

Thats cancer that is. A far bigger worry than Hezbollah rockets.

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Do you know the Egyptian Pyramids? I live 5 KM from it:wink3:

 

 

i use the exact same reasoning as you and that me no nations owns its land....so your land is not "your" land then....how are you any different then the jews then? you are not

....how are you any different then the jews then? you are not

Which Jews? American Jews? Israeli Jews? French, German, Russian?

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Fox Military Analyst on Syria: ‘We Can Talk To Them When We Line Them Up and Kill Them’

 

With the Bush administration refusing to hold direct talks with Syria, Col. David Hunt, military analyst for Fox News, appeared on Hannity & Colmes last night to offer some advice to the president: “I think we can talk to them when we line them up and kill them.” Stating that “the only reason to talk to some of these guys is to just do that,” Hunt went on to argue that America should “absolutely, 100 percent” seek regime change in both Syria and Iran if they’re “not going to cooperate.”

 

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Strangely, after his tirade, Hunt acknowledged that in some cases, “we have to directly talk to these guys to find out what they want.”

 

– Scott Keyes

 

 

Someone made a good comment on this:

 

…and what is this “…as we talked offline…” comment. He and Hannity were really warming up the rhetoric before the cameras were rolling? A little mutual hatemongering and wishful thinking re:death & destruction to really get the blood pumping?

 

 

Full transcript:

 

HANNITY: How naive is this notion — the New York Times editorial today — that the idea that we can talk to Syria, talk to these terrorist regimes. Can you talk to Ahmadinejad? Can you talk to an Assad? Can you talk to Usama bin Laden? Can you get anywhere? Is that an…

 

HUNT: I think we can talk to them when we line them up and kill them. I don’t think — the only reason to talk to some of these guys is to just do that. However, we’re not going to wipe out, as we talked offline, the entire country, but we have to directly talk to these guys to find out what they want. If they’re not going to cooperate, yes, they have to go.

 

HANNITY: Regime change.

 

HUNT: Absolutely, 100 percent.

Which Jews? American Jews? Israeli Jews? French' date=' German, Russian?[/quote']

 

 

any jew. but mainly the ones in israel

Fox Military Analyst on Syria: ‘We Can Talk To Them When We Line Them Up and Kill Them’

 

With the Bush administration refusing to hold direct talks with Syria, Col. David Hunt, military analyst for Fox News, appeared on Hannity & Colmes last night to offer some advice to the president: “I think we can talk to them when we line them up and kill them.” Stating that “the only reason to talk to some of these guys is to just do that,” Hunt went on to argue that America should “absolutely, 100 percent” seek regime change in both Syria and Iran if they’re “not going to cooperate.”

 

Watch it

 

Strangely, after his tirade, Hunt acknowledged that in some cases, “we have to directly talk to these guys to find out what they want.”

 

– Scott Keyes

 

 

Someone made a good comment on this:

 

…and what is this “…as we talked offline…” comment. He and Hannity were really warming up the rhetoric before the cameras were rolling? A little mutual hatemongering and wishful thinking re:death & destruction to really get the blood pumping?

 

 

Full transcript:

 

HANNITY: How naive is this notion — the New York Times editorial today — that the idea that we can talk to Syria, talk to these terrorist regimes. Can you talk to Ahmadinejad? Can you talk to an Assad? Can you talk to Usama bin Laden? Can you get anywhere? Is that an…

 

HUNT: I think we can talk to them when we line them up and kill them. I don’t think — the only reason to talk to some of these guys is to just do that. However, we’re not going to wipe out, as we talked offline, the entire country, but we have to directly talk to these guys to find out what they want. If they’re not going to cooperate, yes, they have to go.

 

HANNITY: Regime change.

 

HUNT: Absolutely, 100 percent.

 

 

i love hannity, smart man....nice try going after fox for what some dude said on an interview....

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No, In ALL 100% seriousness.....Fox News is the worst 'News' channel you could watch. It really is and I hope people are aware of that. And this isn't a dig at you for watching it Nick.......but it truely is a sorry excuse of a 'News' outlet.

 

Lets leave that there....

 

Back to the article I posted....

 

That guy is a Fox Military Analyst.

 

There. All civil like.

No, In ALL 100% seriousness.....Fox News is the worst 'News' channel you could watch. It really is and I hope people are aware of that. And this isn't a dig at you for watching it Nick.......but it truely is a sorry excuse of a 'News' outlet.

 

Lets leave that there....

 

Back to the article I posted....

 

That guy is a Fox Military Analyst.

 

There. All civil like.

 

 

Fox news isnt bad at all, aljazeera is 120x worse along with cnn and cbs news...if you can that news.

 

but it was one dudes opinion....they have people on there with a wide range of opinions, some very crazy some not...most news stations have that, msnbc, fox, cnn..its common

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Well, my personal opinion is that they all are pretty bad at talking about the news......but Fox is the ring leader. I could go on forever with their shady reporting but I won't.

I watch it sometimes and I just end up getting angry and shouting at my screen.

 

I actually wish it was off air.

 

Anyway. Thats just how I call it.

Well, my personal opinion is that they all are pretty bad at talking about the news......but Fox is the ring leader. I could go on forever with their shady reporting but I won't.

I watch it sometimes and I just end up getting angry and shouting at my screen.

 

I actually wish it was off air.

 

Anyway. Thats just how I call it.

 

Thats what pisses me off, its anti bush people who think its the worst media. when there are literally thousands of newsgroups that are far worse, we have people out their doctoring photo's and selling it as the truth and fox is the worst? i mean c'mon have you seen any arab media? you cant even call groups like al jazeera news group..

 

fox is messed up but every news group is, but it is far from the worst.

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I don't like the way it has so much of the American people eating the news out of it's dirty hands.....I am anti-bush and I'm damn proud of it......but that's not the reason I hate Fox News with a passion.

Sure, I hate the way other news groups spread their poison...but in America I think Fox News leads the sickening spin and lies by a mile.

 

I used to watch it all the time and because we can't see the US adverts over here it used to play the weather forcast loop....I knew the music in the weather thing inside-out I watched it so much.....I then worked out that the "no spin zone" was far, far, far from the truth.

 

Hey, it's what I have come to witness.....

 

But that's just me.

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questions like that show how little you know about the whoile situation.

and in regards to your whole 'people are dying of illness' thing... what a non-related argument. heart disease and cancer happen everywhere. if you find a cure for it everey country would take it. they cant worry about cancer so much because they have nothing to fight it with...

base arguments on what is actually happening please.

if you find a cure for it everey country would take it. they cant worry about cancer so much because they have nothing to fight it with...

base arguments on what is actually happening please.

Okay, Lebanon and Palestine both have GDPs that are fractions of that of Israel, if a cure for cancer was found, its pretty unlikely they could afford it.

 

The oil spill caused by Israel bombs is going to be a big carcinogenic thing causing cancer for hundreds probably thousands of Lebanese, it was directly caused by Israel.

 

There are ways to fight cancer and there are means to research new ways to tackle cancer.

 

I dunno how many Israelis are killed by Hezbollah bombs every year, I can't find the statistics for it, but I'm going to guess its about 50. So they're going to war over a threat that's a tiny fraction of the deaths caused by cancer.

 

The current conflict has shown that Israel can try their damnedest, but they can't defeat Hezbollah, they can't make Lebanon love them using bombs.

the oil spill? what are you talking about!?

Okay, Lebanon and Palestine both have GDPs that are fractions of that of Israel, if a cure for cancer was found, its pretty unlikely they could afford it.

 

The oil spill caused by Israel bombs is going to be a big carcinogenic thing causing cancer for hundreds probably thousands of Lebanese, it was directly caused by Israel.

 

There are ways to fight cancer and there are means to research new ways to tackle cancer.

 

I dunno how many Israelis are killed by Hezbollah bombs every year, I can't find the statistics for it, but I'm going to guess its about 50. So they're going to war over a threat that's a tiny fraction of the deaths caused by cancer.

 

The current conflict has shown that Israel can try their damnedest, but they can't defeat Hezbollah, they can't make Lebanon love them using bombs.

 

they cant defeat them, BUT they can make them less of a threat and take away their supplies....no one ever defeated nazism, but its not powerful anymore.

Yes but the Nazi's had a proper army who didnt always fight and hide in civillan areas.

 

If Hesbollah fought like a proper army they'd be wiped out and so they choose instead to fight in civillan areas hence the high number of civillian deaths in Lebabon.

 

But apprently thats ok because they didnt start this and their suicide bombers only kill about 50 Israelis a year, they dislike the western world and hence people say they're the good guys

 

i find it rather sick that people are on their side. esp in the western world

Yes but the Nazi's had a proper army who didnt always fight and hide in civillan areas.

 

If Hesbollah fought like a proper army they'd be wiped out and so they choose instead to fight in civillan areas hence the high number of civillian deaths in Lebabon.

 

But apprently thats ok because they didnt start this and their suicide bombers only kill about 50 Israelis a year, they dislike the western world and hence people say they're the good guys

 

i find it rather sick that people are on their side. esp in the western world

 

I too find it sick but not surprising. if you look at all the things europe did to the jews...for thousands of years, its not at all surprising.

yeah. anti semitism was accepted for hundreds of years in europe.. look at the pogroms and the spanish inquisition where jews were burnt at the stake for not being christian.

hizbollah fight in that way and israel have to respond.

yeah. anti semitism was accepted for hundreds of years in europe.. look at the pogroms and the spanish inquisition where jews were burnt at the stake for not being christian.

hizbollah fight in that way and israel have to respond.

 

exactly

 

and something that extremely deep within their culture doesnt just go away within 60 years, it still there not as strong but influencing culture. much like slaver and racism towards blacks is today in america.

 

before camille tries to change this into something its not

 

im not saying europe is full of anti semetic people or that anyone who doesnt agree with israel is a anti semetic. BUT something that deep within a culture affects peoples views on this. exampe being in america there are people who are not racist but dont have a good view of black people because of racism being deep within american culture. so decision and opinions are not just affected by what we see, but deeper issues within cultures.

yeah. anti semitism was accepted for hundreds of years in europe.. look at the pogroms and the spanish inquisition where jews were burnt at the stake for not being christian.

hizbollah fight in that way and israel have to respond.

I hardly think enflaming the situation is a good way to respond though

 

I don't recall the civil rights movement in America invading any states or killing that many people. Just lots of protests.

But apprently thats ok because they didnt start this and their suicide bombers only kill about 50 Israelis a year

Thats my point, its not that many people compared to other causes of death in Israel. Just accept it.

you are so shallow in respect to this conflict. if you were living in your house and the english (i'm using this example because you are scottish, lol) began launching attacks on you because you were catholic say, and just because you were there, but you have no other place to go... what would you do? let them slowly and systematically destroy you?

that is the situation in israel. the jewish people fought so hard to establish a country of their own (israel is the only country in the world with judaism as its official religion) and have no other place to go except assimilate if you lose the country...

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