On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:24:09 -0500, Ru''vrrdd <Ru"wrdd@yahoo.com
wrote

On 19 Feb 2007 04:28:53 -0800,

BUT WE SAYS ALL THE RAGHEADS ENTITLED TO DIE TO PREVENT THE WORL
DESTRUCTION

WE SAYS INCLUDING JEW RAGHEADS

We says all Brit faggots and their mates deserve a dirt pie!!

Is that all you Griks have to offer

We people let you suck our *****,little fruitcak

On 17 Feb, 21:20, "Tilly" <Till...@gmail.com> wrote

By Haaretz Service and Agencie

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said Friday that his organization i
entitled to secretly transfer arms in order to fight Israel, and that h
will not forgive the Lebanese Army for seizing last week an arms-laden
truck that belonged to Hezbollah

Nasrallah said "we have plenty of weapons ... and we have the right t
transport our arms to combat Israel.

Nasrallah said the arms transfers are carried out in secret in order "t
hide them from the Israeli enemy.

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The Hezbollah chief added that his group has no intention of disarming,
and intends to maintain its forces in southern Lebanon. "The resistance
will always stand by the Lebanese Army in southern Lebanon, with our
weapons, men and blood... to defend Lebanon," he said

Hezbollah is "ready to give the army all the arms it needs," but will no
forgive anyone who confiscates even a single bullet, Nasrallah added

Nasrallah was speaking at a Beirut rally marking the anniversary of th
assassination of his predecessor, Sheik Abbas Musawi, who was killed in
1992 in an Israeli strike

Last week, the Lebanese Army confiscated a truck that was full of
Hezbollah weapons

Lebanese Defense Minister Elias Murr said during a televised interview
that the arms shipment was comprised of rockets, but staunchly denied
allegations that the shipment came from Syria, saying it originated from
within Lebanese territory

The Shiite organization announced that the truck belongs to it, and
demanded that the Lebanese Army release it immediately

The incident heightened tensions between Lebanon's government and
Hezbollah, which has called for its overthrow

Nasrallah, vowed on Friday to continue the opposition campaign led by hi
militant group to force Prime Minister Fuad Saniora to share power or
step down, saying he was confident of eventual triumph, claiming the
militants had the resources for it

"No one should imagine that the opposition's coffers have emptied," he
said. "If the (demands) are not met, the opposition will continue its
actions by means which it finds appropriate.

However, Nasrallah insisted his Shiite Muslim followers would not incite
a conflict that could degenerate into a civil war. Saniora is backed by
the country's Sunnis

"Civil war is a red line," Nasrallah said, an expression he also used
last month after scuffles between pro- and anti-government supporters
turned into Shiite-Sunni sectarian clashes that killed eight people

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/826953.htm

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On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:24:09 -0500, Ru''vrrdd <Ru"wrdd@yahoo.com>
wrote:

On 19 Feb 2007 04:28:53 -0800,

BUT WE SAYS ALL THE RAGHEADS ENTITLED TO DIE TO PREVENT THE WORLD
DESTRUCTION!

WE SAYS INCLUDING JEW RAGHEADS!

We says all Brit faggots and their mates deserve a dirt pie!!!

Is that all you Griks have to offer?

We people let you suck our *****,little fruitcake

On 17 Feb, 21:20, "Tilly" <Till...@gmail.com> wrote:

By Haaretz Service and Agencies

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said Friday that his organization is
entitled to secretly transfer arms in order to fight Israel, and that he
will not forgive the Lebanese Army for seizing last week an arms-laden
truck that belonged to Hezbollah.

Nasrallah said "we have plenty of weapons ... and we have the right to
transport our arms to combat Israel."

Nasrallah said the arms transfers are carried out in secret in order "to
hide them from the Israeli enemy."

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[Ad]
The Hezbollah chief added that his group has no intention of disarming,
and intends to maintain its forces in southern Lebanon. "The resistance
will always stand by the Lebanese Army in southern Lebanon, with our
weapons, men and blood... to defend Lebanon," he said.

Hezbollah is "ready to give the army all the arms it needs," but will not
forgive anyone who confiscates even a single bullet, Nasrallah added.

Nasrallah was speaking at a Beirut rally marking the anniversary of the
assassination of his predecessor, Sheik Abbas Musawi, who was killed in
1992 in an Israeli strike.

Last week, the Lebanese Army confiscated a truck that was full of
Hezbollah weapons.

Lebanese Defense Minister Elias Murr said during a televised interview
that the arms shipment was comprised of rockets, but staunchly denied
allegations that the shipment came from Syria, saying it originated from
within Lebanese territory.

The Shiite organization announced that the truck belongs to it, and
demanded that the Lebanese Army release it immediately.

The incident heightened tensions between Lebanon's government and
Hezbollah, which has called for its overthrow.

Nasrallah, vowed on Friday to continue the opposition campaign led by his
militant group to force Prime Minister Fuad Saniora to share power or
step down, saying he was confident of eventual triumph, claiming the
militants had the resources for it.

"No one should imagine that the opposition's coffers have emptied," he
said. "If the (demands) are not met, the opposition will continue its
actions by means which it finds appropriate."

However, Nasrallah insisted his Shiite Muslim followers would not incite
a conflict that could degenerate into a civil war. Saniora is backed by
the country's Sunnis.

"Civil war is a red line," Nasrallah said, an expression he also used
last month after scuffles between pro- and anti-government supporters
turned into Shiite-Sunni sectarian clashes that killed eight people.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/826953.html

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Tilly...@Removethis.gmail.com

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