General Smut

149,999,999 cuppas, brewing on a wall 149,999,999 cuppas, brewing on a wall But if one sole cuppa, did accidentally fall There'd be 149,999,998 cuppas, brewing on the wall Join in!

150,000,000 cuppas, brewing on a wall 150,000,000 cuppas, brewing on a wall But if one sole cuppa, did accidentally fall There'd be 149,999,999 cuppas, brewing on the wall

Shes right. :-(

Same here, i'm having difficulty posting as well

Same here, i'm having difficulty posting as well

Its screwed up for me as well

Its screwed up for me as well

Its screwed up for me as well

Its screwed up for me as well

I can, think about where you want to be in 10 years time and how your going to do it. Same Question

Coldplay - Fix you Should i call her?

WTC 7 - maybe But the twin towers - you really think so? How could they plan it? What if the Jets hit the wrong spot? would the charges have withstood the impact and not been damaged/displaced? No way. Too easy to go wrong.

Population of Isreal - 7 million http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/israel Population of Egypt - 69 million http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Egypt Do i really need to spell out how impossible it would be for Israel to conquer Egypt? You out number them by 10-1.

If you havent heard of the Nuremburg trials then you have no idea at all about History. Which we've proven in other threads. For the record- They were unjust, the Soviets did bad things, The brits did bad things, everyone did bad things but the Germans copped it all. Several Nazis were executed for what their allied equilvants did and several more went to jail when they should never have gone. Most people on trial deserved what they got however. - Death.

Why did Israel want the Sinai? Because it made for a great buffer zone - much better to fight in the desert than on Israeli soil. And they couldnt just let them starve to death could they?

Thats just fancy words for saying we nealry won, we did our best, we proved a point and had we been better we would have won. If Egypt had beaten Israel - Israel wouldnt exist today. The fact that it still does is because it beat you instead.

You havent got any facts. And you dismiss everything else as not being Jewish propaganda. Nothing left to discuss.

General Smut (Neil) I'm all for freedom of speech and saying what you think, but when you go and post utter shite without a scrap of evidence and dismiss every other scrap of evidence as Jewish propaganda well enoughs enough. Ban El Masry. Hes far worse than Maldini.

well if you doubtt 6 million people died because it sounds a high number and difficult to grasp, it should be pointed out the 40-50 Millon people died in the second world war, over 20 million Russian. Do you deny this as well?

Where do you get this crap from? I'm all for freedom of speech, but when you talk such utter crap.... Please leave this forum. Coldplay would be ashamed to have you call yourself a fan.

Its been mentioned earlier in the thread. The obvious reason for choosing the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur for staging a surprise attack on Israel was that on this specific day (unlike any other holiday) the country comes to a complete standstill. On Yom Kippur, not only observant, but most secular Jews fast, abstain from any use of fire, electricity, engines, communications, etc., and all road traffic comes to a standstill. Many soldiers leave military facilities for home during the holiday and Israel is most vulnerable, especially with much of its army demobilized. The war also coincided with the Muslim holiday of Ramadan, meaning that many of the Muslims soldiers were also fasting. Egypt's trapped Third Army Enlarge picture When the cease fire came into effect, Israel had lost territory on the east side of the Suez Canal to Egypt (shown in red) but gained territory west of the canal and in the Golan Heights (shown in green). Enlarge picture Food and water given by Israel to the trapped Egyptian 3rd Army. The Security Council of the United Nations passed (14-0) Resolution 338 calling for a cease-fire, largely negotiated between the U.S. and Soviet Union, on October 22. It called for an end to the fighting between Israel and Egypt (but technically not between Syria and Israel). It came into effect 12 hours later at 6:52 p.m. Israeli time. (Rabinovich, 452). Because it went into effect after darkness, it was impossible for satellite surveillance to determine where the front lines were when the fighting was supposed to stop (Rabinovich, 458). When the cease-fire began, the Israeli forces were just a few hundred meters short of their goal—the last road linking Cairo and Suez. During the night, the Egyptians broke the cease-fire in a number of locations, destroying nine Israeli tanks. In response, David Elazar requested permission to resume the drive south, and Moshe Dayan approved (Rabinovich, 463). The Israeli troops finished the drive south, captured the road, and trapped the Egyptian Third Army east of the Suez Canal. The next morning, October 23, a flurry of diplomatic activity occurred. Soviet reconnaissance flights had confirmed that Israeli forces were moving south, and the Soviets accused the Israelis of treachery. In a phone call with Golda Meir, Henry Kissinger asked, "how can anyone ever know where a line is or was in the desert?" Meir responded, "they'll know, all right." Kissinger found out about the trapped Egyptian army shortly thereafter. (Rabinovich, 465). Kissinger realized the situation presented the United States with a tremendous opportunity—Egypt was totally dependent on the United States to prevent Israel from destroying its trapped army, which now had no access to food or water. The position could be parlayed later into allowing the United States to mediate the dispute, and push Egypt out of Soviet influences. As a result, the United States exerted tremendous pressure on the Israelis to refrain from destroying the trapped army, even threatening to support a UN resolution to force the Israelis to pull back to their October 22 positions if they did not allow non-military supplies to reach the army. In a phone call with Israeli ambassador Simcha Dinitz, Kissinger told the ambassador that the destruction of the Egyptian Third Army "is an option that does not exist" (Rabinovich, 487). In the pictures you can see who controlled what after the war before the peace settlement. Inthe second you can see Israelis giving food and water to the trapped Egyptian army. Rather humilitating if you ask me - Needing your enemies your to save your life.

Well said!

Who'd have thought it? Al Gore says something intresting.

You Maldini are not ready for peace thou. Your posts have been hostile to Jews. If you truly want peace then stop denying the holocaust happened and apologise.

Which was only given back becasue the Americans made them give it back! read the pages thorughout this thread.