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Israel Warns Iran
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Jews.
jack
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Bull. Shit. I KNEW you didn't know what you were talking about. They knew the soldiers were dead just after the ambush. Why do you think the reprisal was so swift and so deep??
Moron.
jack
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jack
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They're awesome!
jack
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btw the above quote proves you're a racist dupe. Pardon me, "tool".
Oh my god it's Robby!
Rebel
maybe he is only keep in character jack
i am sure the real 'Marquis de Sade' was a raving anti-Semite
most frogs are...
i am sure the real 'Marquis de Sade' was a raving anti-Semite
most frogs are...
SuN
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funny 
Ummm, so i saw on the tv, that Assad is under pressure to 'prove' to the international community that iran is nuke weapon free.
"PARIS: French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Saturday asked the Syrian president to help resolve the crisis over Iran's nuclear program by persuading Tehran to cooperate with the international community.
Syria and Iran have good relations, but President Bashar Assad expressed doubt that his intervention could help.
At a joint news conference, Sarkozy said he had asked Assad to "convince Iran to show proof of its intentions."
The international community has asked Tehran to stop enriching uranium, which can be used to make nuclear weapons. The United Nations has imposed sanctions on Tehran for failing to stop. But Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian, peaceful use.
The West most recently offered a package of incentives to persuade Iran to comply.
Assad said that "we will transmit" the request from France to Tehran. However, he reiterated the Syrian position: "that Iran has no intention of possessing nuclear arms."
"I was very frank (with Sarkozy)," Assad said at the news conference a day before a one-day summit of 43 European and Mediterranean nations. He added that "we cannot talk about something that we know nothing about."
"What interests us," Assad said, "is to find a political solution. ... We want to see the Middle East region free of all arms of mass destruction."
And....
"PARIS: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said yesterday a military attack on Iran over its nuclear program would have grave consequences for the United States, Israel and the world. Speculation of a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities has mounted following a report that Israel staged an air force exercise which was a rehearsal for such an attack. "It will cost the United States and the planet dear," Assad said in an interview with France Inter radio, adding that such an attack, if it occurred, would ha
ve an impact on Israel.
Israel will pay directly the price of this war. Iran has said so. The problem is not the action and reaction. The problem is that when one starts such action in the Middle East, one cannot manage the reactions that can spread out over years or even decades," said Assad who came to Paris for the EU-Mediterranean summit. Assad said logic would dictate that there would be no attack on Iran because of the serious repercussions, but such reasoning was not necessarily shared by the current US administration.
This administration is an administration whose doctrine is a warmonger's doctrine. It does not reason with our logic, ours and that of most European countries, most countries in the world," Assad said. The Syrian president said he would respond to French President Nicolas Sarkozy's request and use his good relations with Iran to help resolve its nuclear stand-off with the West. "We are going to have discussions with our Iranian friends to get to the heart of the matter, to the details. This is the first time that we had been asked to play a role."
Ummm, so i saw on the tv, that Assad is under pressure to 'prove' to the international community that iran is nuke weapon free.
"PARIS: French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Saturday asked the Syrian president to help resolve the crisis over Iran's nuclear program by persuading Tehran to cooperate with the international community.
Syria and Iran have good relations, but President Bashar Assad expressed doubt that his intervention could help.
At a joint news conference, Sarkozy said he had asked Assad to "convince Iran to show proof of its intentions."
The international community has asked Tehran to stop enriching uranium, which can be used to make nuclear weapons. The United Nations has imposed sanctions on Tehran for failing to stop. But Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian, peaceful use.
The West most recently offered a package of incentives to persuade Iran to comply.
Assad said that "we will transmit" the request from France to Tehran. However, he reiterated the Syrian position: "that Iran has no intention of possessing nuclear arms."
"I was very frank (with Sarkozy)," Assad said at the news conference a day before a one-day summit of 43 European and Mediterranean nations. He added that "we cannot talk about something that we know nothing about."
"What interests us," Assad said, "is to find a political solution. ... We want to see the Middle East region free of all arms of mass destruction."
And....
"PARIS: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said yesterday a military attack on Iran over its nuclear program would have grave consequences for the United States, Israel and the world. Speculation of a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities has mounted following a report that Israel staged an air force exercise which was a rehearsal for such an attack. "It will cost the United States and the planet dear," Assad said in an interview with France Inter radio, adding that such an attack, if it occurred, would ha
ve an impact on Israel.
Israel will pay directly the price of this war. Iran has said so. The problem is not the action and reaction. The problem is that when one starts such action in the Middle East, one cannot manage the reactions that can spread out over years or even decades," said Assad who came to Paris for the EU-Mediterranean summit. Assad said logic would dictate that there would be no attack on Iran because of the serious repercussions, but such reasoning was not necessarily shared by the current US administration.
This administration is an administration whose doctrine is a warmonger's doctrine. It does not reason with our logic, ours and that of most European countries, most countries in the world," Assad said. The Syrian president said he would respond to French President Nicolas Sarkozy's request and use his good relations with Iran to help resolve its nuclear stand-off with the West. "We are going to have discussions with our Iranian friends to get to the heart of the matter, to the details. This is the first time that we had been asked to play a role."
Oh my god it's Robby!
Rebel
my info is bit dated, but back in the early 90s
i did some FTXs along side Syrians & later went to uhh, lets call it 'school' with some Israelis
and truth be told, in my personal opinion
each had a healthy respect for each other
basically if all the Arabs were as tough as Syrians
they would steam roll Israel
but lets face it
THEY ARE NOT
most Arab troops are little better than poor and poorly trained conscripts
Syrians excepted, their fighting spirit remains intact
its not so much they can defeat Israel yet
but the IDF would absorb massive casualties trying to take Damascus
cuz well, Syrians have this little thing in the service that matters to some of us
and thats a sense of HONOR, unlike other Arabs(Jordanians excepted, their royal army corps are crack units too, but not very numerous), they would have to be killed or at least wounded before giving up the fight
this is why i think someday Israel will do the right thing
AND GIVE BACK THE GOLAN HEIGHTS
the IDF already knows this, its only politics which hold this up
once the golan heights are given back, then Israel will not have to worry about Syria
the government maybe
but not its Army, which is what matters
AND THEY ARE WHAT MATTERS MOST
here is to it
lasting peace can only be made by soldiers that choose not to fight
this i know
hooah?
i did some FTXs along side Syrians & later went to uhh, lets call it 'school' with some Israelis
and truth be told, in my personal opinion
each had a healthy respect for each other
basically if all the Arabs were as tough as Syrians
they would steam roll Israel
but lets face it
THEY ARE NOT
most Arab troops are little better than poor and poorly trained conscripts
Syrians excepted, their fighting spirit remains intact
its not so much they can defeat Israel yet
but the IDF would absorb massive casualties trying to take Damascus
cuz well, Syrians have this little thing in the service that matters to some of us
and thats a sense of HONOR, unlike other Arabs(Jordanians excepted, their royal army corps are crack units too, but not very numerous), they would have to be killed or at least wounded before giving up the fight
this is why i think someday Israel will do the right thing
AND GIVE BACK THE GOLAN HEIGHTS
the IDF already knows this, its only politics which hold this up
once the golan heights are given back, then Israel will not have to worry about Syria
the government maybe
but not its Army, which is what matters
AND THEY ARE WHAT MATTERS MOST
here is to it
lasting peace can only be made by soldiers that choose not to fight
this i know
hooah?
Archibald Nixon
anti-life coach
lnx plz
SuN
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Mabee.... but the media was consistent in the story of 1 alive/maimed & 1 dead from the beginning.
"Not satisfied with keeping the families of kidnapped IDF soldiers Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev in the dark for two years as to their fate, a report which appears to have been leaked by Hezbollah two days before the prisoner swap, stated that one of the soldiers had survived the kidnapping attack, but that the other was surely dead.
Then, to torture the families further, the report refrained from revealing which of the two had been killed, or whether the other was still alive."
This was the same shit, jst a different day...the kidnappers had always played with he idea that one was alive...lol
The thought of @ least one being alive leaves open bargaining, does it not?
"They are dead."
"... or are they?"
"Yes, they're dead."
"... or ARE they???"
"Yes."
"... okay. ARE THEY?!?"
"Not satisfied with keeping the families of kidnapped IDF soldiers Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev in the dark for two years as to their fate, a report which appears to have been leaked by Hezbollah two days before the prisoner swap, stated that one of the soldiers had survived the kidnapping attack, but that the other was surely dead.
Then, to torture the families further, the report refrained from revealing which of the two had been killed, or whether the other was still alive."
This was the same shit, jst a different day...the kidnappers had always played with he idea that one was alive...lol
The thought of @ least one being alive leaves open bargaining, does it not?
"They are dead."
"... or are they?"
"Yes, they're dead."
"... or ARE they???"
"Yes."
"... okay. ARE THEY?!?"
jack
The Legendary Troll King
I am simply disputing Les Douches idea that we didn't know they were dead til their remains were traded, and now the Israeli's are all humiliated blah blah fucking blah.
Hey Douche' how bout a gentleman's bet on an Iran attack? I say Israel takes out the reactor before the November elections, and the response will be weaker than your ejaculate when you masturbate.
Hey Douche' how bout a gentleman's bet on an Iran attack? I say Israel takes out the reactor before the November elections, and the response will be weaker than your ejaculate when you masturbate.
jack
The Legendary Troll King
NAHARIYA, Israel - Israel held funerals for two slain soldiers on Thursday returned in a prisoner swap with Hezbollah, highlighting a somber mood that contrasted with celebrations in Lebanon for guerrillas freed in the deal.
Thousands attended a funeral in the northern Israeli town of Nahariya, broadcast live on television, for Ehud Goldwasser, 31, whose capture two years ago along with Eldad Regev sparked a 34-day war in which 1,200 Lebanese and 159 Israelis died.
Regev will be buried later on Thursday.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak said at Goldwasser's gravesite Israel was "heartbroken" and had "paid a heavy price" by freeing five guerrillas involved in lethal attacks against Israelis in exchange for the bodies, which were returned in black coffins.
He vowed Israel would "make every effort" to retrieve other captive soldiers, including Gilat Shalit, who was abducted by militants from the Gaza Strip in a 2006 cross-border raid.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Wednesday singled out for criticism the honors that went to Samir Qantar, reviled by Israel for a 1979 attack that killed four, in Beirut.
"Woe betide the people who celebrate the release of a beastly man who bludgeoned the skull of a 4-year-old toddler," Olmert said in a statement, referring to the girl Qantar killed with her father.
Qantar has said Israeli soldiers shot the father and also wounded him and that he does not remember what happened to the girl.
Released prisoner Samir Kantar salutes people as he arrives to pay his respects at the grave of slain top Hezbollah military commander Imad Mughniyeh, south of Beirut, Lebanon, on Thursday.
Hezbollah leader Sayed Hassan Nasrallah made a rare public appearance to welcome the prisoners on Wednesday. More celebrations were held on Thursday to honor the remains of 197 Lebanese, including guerrillas and other Arab fighters, handed over by Israel.
Most news headlines in Israel reflected a bitterness that has shaken the Jewish state since Hezbollah handed over the soldiers' remains in black coffins at a northern border crossing on Wednesday. Radio stations played melancholy music.
"A more undignified and morally offensive spectacle is hard to imagine," English-language newspaper the Jerusalem Post wrote in an editorial of the festivities in Lebanon.
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, quoting a senior Israeli source, said Israel now regarded Qantar as "worthy of death."
"Israel will find him and kill him," the source said.
Despite Israeli military assessments that both soldiers had been seriously wounded in the cross-border Hezbollah raid, the Shiite group's silence on their condition had spurred some hope they may have survived.
"I just can't believe it. Udi, we thought it would be otherwise, we hoped you would return home," Daniella Avni, mother of Goldwasser's widow, Karnit, said before his burial in his home town of Nahariya.
Some Israeli commentators renewed criticism of the 2006 war.
"What a tragic end," correspondent Amir Rappaport wrote in the Maariv daily newspaper. "A lesson has been learned: Battles with the enemy should be waged through negotiation."
Thousands attended a funeral in the northern Israeli town of Nahariya, broadcast live on television, for Ehud Goldwasser, 31, whose capture two years ago along with Eldad Regev sparked a 34-day war in which 1,200 Lebanese and 159 Israelis died.
Regev will be buried later on Thursday.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak said at Goldwasser's gravesite Israel was "heartbroken" and had "paid a heavy price" by freeing five guerrillas involved in lethal attacks against Israelis in exchange for the bodies, which were returned in black coffins.
He vowed Israel would "make every effort" to retrieve other captive soldiers, including Gilat Shalit, who was abducted by militants from the Gaza Strip in a 2006 cross-border raid.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Wednesday singled out for criticism the honors that went to Samir Qantar, reviled by Israel for a 1979 attack that killed four, in Beirut.
"Woe betide the people who celebrate the release of a beastly man who bludgeoned the skull of a 4-year-old toddler," Olmert said in a statement, referring to the girl Qantar killed with her father.
Qantar has said Israeli soldiers shot the father and also wounded him and that he does not remember what happened to the girl.
Released prisoner Samir Kantar salutes people as he arrives to pay his respects at the grave of slain top Hezbollah military commander Imad Mughniyeh, south of Beirut, Lebanon, on Thursday.
Hezbollah leader Sayed Hassan Nasrallah made a rare public appearance to welcome the prisoners on Wednesday. More celebrations were held on Thursday to honor the remains of 197 Lebanese, including guerrillas and other Arab fighters, handed over by Israel.
Most news headlines in Israel reflected a bitterness that has shaken the Jewish state since Hezbollah handed over the soldiers' remains in black coffins at a northern border crossing on Wednesday. Radio stations played melancholy music.
"A more undignified and morally offensive spectacle is hard to imagine," English-language newspaper the Jerusalem Post wrote in an editorial of the festivities in Lebanon.
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, quoting a senior Israeli source, said Israel now regarded Qantar as "worthy of death."
"Israel will find him and kill him," the source said.
Despite Israeli military assessments that both soldiers had been seriously wounded in the cross-border Hezbollah raid, the Shiite group's silence on their condition had spurred some hope they may have survived.
"I just can't believe it. Udi, we thought it would be otherwise, we hoped you would return home," Daniella Avni, mother of Goldwasser's widow, Karnit, said before his burial in his home town of Nahariya.
Some Israeli commentators renewed criticism of the 2006 war.
"What a tragic end," correspondent Amir Rappaport wrote in the Maariv daily newspaper. "A lesson has been learned: Battles with the enemy should be waged through negotiation."