"MioMyo" <USA_Patriot@Somewhere.com> wrote in news:D%dBg.1430$1f6.677
@newssvr27.news.prodigy.net:

According to UN resolution 1559, the militia wing of Hezbollah is
illegitimate in and of itself!

Oh well, Israel has shown what they think the value of UN Resolutions are.
How many are they violating now, 26? ... 56? Can't remember. Can you? For
some reason we don't hear much about *those* UN resolutions. Wonder why?

"MioMyo" <USA_Patriot@Somewhere.com> wrote:

"Fredric L. Rice" <frice@skeptictank.org> wrote in message
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"MioMyo" <USA_Patriot@Somewhere.com> wrote:

Do tell us Jenni about those checks and balances within Hamas and
Hezbollah.

They're not Democracies, ya fucking dumbass.

Have it your way then which means Mr. Long told a white lie.

Um no, and we're left with the fact that you're trying to equate
the Bush fascism with Hamas and Hezbollah, a supposedly Democratic
regime against Islamic crazies. In so doing, you exhibit your
fucking insane Republicanism.

Now it turns out that Hezbollah is legitimatly defending their country
thanks to the Israeli terrorists.

According to UN resolution 1559, the militia wing of Hezbollah is
illegitimate in and of itself!

According to numerous UN Resolutions, the Israli terrorist State are
in violation of numerous lawful demands to end their occupation and
crimes against humanity in Palestine.

---
Scientific research into the Theofascist Republican:
http://www.elmerfudd.us/temp/CASMSC.pdf
Cheney could be ***** fucking Jeff Gannon right now.

"MioMyo" <USA_Patriot@Somewhere.com> wrote in message
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"Miles Long" <Miles@home.net> wrote in message
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MioMyo wrote:

Do tell us Jenni about those checks and balances within Hamas and
Hezbollah.

That's the best you've got? <laughing> Changing the subject?

I'll take that you're answering for Jenni in the negative, acknowledging
there is no checks and balances for Hamas or Hezbollah since their

universal

credo is a good Jew is only a dead Jew.

lol As usual, the republican has nothing.

Miles "Still Lowering the Bar" Long

Why is it you do that anyway?

"Jenni" <hnix@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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Blair, Olmert and Bush are examples of how crooked a democracy can
become if there is not check and balances...


<jpsmith123@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Blair, Olmert and Bush are murderers

By George Galloway MP

08/04/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- "Expanding and
strengthening" the onslaught against the people of Lebanon. That was
Israel's response to the international outcry over the slaughter of
56 civilians, most of them children, in Qana.

And with the world's eyes turned to the increasingly savage
offensive
in southern Lebanon, Israel has tightened the noose of collective
punishment around the Palestinians in Gaza.

Accompanying all this are the barely concealed calls in Washington

for

an assault on Iran and Syria.

No one should be in any doubt which way the chain of cause and
effect
runs. George Bush, with Tony Blair at his heel, is backing Israel to
the hilt because the US wants Hizbollah's resistance in Lebanon
smashed as a prelude to an attack on Iran. In Washington, Blair

alluded

to such a war.

Catastrophe

It is their perverse reaction to the catastrophe engulfing the
occupation in Iraq, where the number of US forces is now increasing
rather than being "drawn down" as was promised to military families
earlier this year.

To the Iraq disaster we can add Afghanistan, where Britain lost
three
more soldiers on Monday.

Where two wars have failed, perhaps a wider one might succeed. Such

is

the logic that is tearing hundreds of Lebanese civilians to shreds

and

is bringing us to the brink of a gigantic conflagration.

That is also the reasoning behind US, British and Israeli talk of
imposing a foreign force in southern Lebanon. This is not a plan for
peace - it is a step to further war.

The belligerent forces - Israel, armed by the US, with Blair using
British airports to act as quartermaster - are talking of sending
troops as an alternative to a ceasefire.

They want the war to continue until Israel wins, and they want to
deploy forces in southern Lebanon to help Israel win. They are

becoming

more anxious to get other countries to send those troops precisely
because Israel is not winning.

Its generals have been shocked by the effectiveness of Hizbollah's
military resistance. Politically, the invasion of Lebanon - for that

is

what it is - is already a disaster for Israel and the US.

It has strengthened the national resistance in Lebanon, with

Hizbollah

at its centre. Lebanon's pro-Western Government speaks of Hizbollah
as resistance fighters.

Far from reopening sectarian and confessional divisions, which the
US
and Israel hoped would embroil Hizbollah in civil war, the assault
on
Lebanon has rallied huge numbers of Christians, Druze and Sunni

Muslims

behind the banner of Hizbollah.

Across the Middle East anger is boiling at Israel and the US

certainly,

but also at the corrupt kings and puppet presidents who are allowing
the massacre of Lebanon to take place. Millions are taking

inspiration

from the Lebanese resistance. It is that resistance that could halt

the

wider war drive and bring some relief to the besieged Palestinians.

Make no mistake, if that resistance is broken, the result will be no
kind of peace, but an even wider war.

If Israel, the US and Britain win in southern Lebanon, I warn you
not
to be Iranian; I warn you not to be Syrian; I warn you not to be an
infant in Gaza; I warn you not to be old in Bint Jbeil; I warn you

not

to thirst for freedom in Egypt; I warn you not to cry out for
justice
in Jordan; I warn you not to demand democracy in Saudi Arabia - for

if

the imperialist forces win in Lebanon, more Middle Eastern countries
will be dragged into the maw of war, and the hand of reaction will
be
strengthened everywhere.

But if they are defeated, if the resistance led by Hizbollah halts

the

invasion of Lebanon, if it refuses to kneel before imperial might,

then

a fire will be lit under every throne and in every corrupt

chancellery

from the Atlantic coast of North Africa to the banks of the

Euphrates.

It will speed the day when the impoverished masses across the region
take control of their destiny. It will give new hope to the
Palestinians.

It will inspire those Israelis, currently few in number, who know
the
next six decades cannot be like the last and that there must be

justice

for Palestine. It will bring us closer to a durable peace.

And, in humbling the masters of global military and economic power,

it

will embolden everyone who is fighting for a better world.

Stop Israel's attacks
Saturday 5 August l 12 noon l Speakers Corner, Hyde Park, London

(near

Marble Arch tube) - Called by Stop the War Coalition, Palestine
Solidarity Campaign, CND, the British Muslim Initiative and Lebanese
community organisations

"MioMyo" <USA_Patriot@Somewhere.com> wrote in message
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"Miles Long" <Miles@home.net> wrote in message
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MioMyo wrote:

Do tell us Jenni about those checks and balances within Hamas and
Hezbollah.

That's the best you've got? <laughing> Changing the subject?

I'll take that you're answering for Jenni in the negative,
acknowledging there is no checks and balances for Hamas or Hezbollah
since their

universal

credo is a good Jew is only a dead Jew.

lol As usual, the republican has nothing.

Miles "Still Lowering the Bar" Long

Why is it you do that anyway?

"Jenni" <hnix@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:o9mdnVLNBoXdBknZnZ2dnUVZ_qWdnZ2d@adelphia.com...

Blair, Olmert and Bush are examples of how crooked a democracy
can become if there is not check and balances...


<jpsmith123@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1154777176.765376.210360@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

Blair, Olmert and Bush are murderers

By George Galloway MP

08/04/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- "Expanding and
strengthening" the onslaught against the people of Lebanon. That
was Israel's response to the international outcry over the
slaughter of 56 civilians, most of them children, in Qana.

And with the world's eyes turned to the increasingly savage
offensive in southern Lebanon, Israel has tightened the noose of
collective punishment around the Palestinians in Gaza.

Accompanying all this are the barely concealed calls in
Washington

for

an assault on Iran and Syria.

No one should be in any doubt which way the chain of cause and
effect runs. George Bush, with Tony Blair at his heel, is
backing Israel to the hilt because the US wants Hizbollah's
resistance in Lebanon smashed as a prelude to an attack on Iran.
In Washington, Blair alluded to such a war.

Catastrophe

It is their perverse reaction to the catastrophe engulfing the
occupation in Iraq, where the number of US forces is now
increasing rather than being "drawn down" as was promised to
military families earlier this year.

To the Iraq disaster we can add Afghanistan, where Britain lost
three more soldiers on Monday.

Where two wars have failed, perhaps a wider one might succeed.
Such

is

the logic that is tearing hundreds of Lebanese civilians to
shreds

and

is bringing us to the brink of a gigantic conflagration.

That is also the reasoning behind US, British and Israeli talk
of imposing a foreign force in southern Lebanon. This is not a
plan for peace - it is a step to further war.

The belligerent forces - Israel, armed by the US, with Blair
using British airports to act as quartermaster - are talking of
sending troops as an alternative to a ceasefire.

They want the war to continue until Israel wins, and they want
to deploy forces in southern Lebanon to help Israel win. They
are

becoming

more anxious to get other countries to send those troops
precisely because Israel is not winning.

Its generals have been shocked by the effectiveness of
Hizbollah's military resistance. Politically, the invasion of
Lebanon - for that

is

what it is - is already a disaster for Israel and the US.

It has strengthened the national resistance in Lebanon, with

Hizbollah

at its centre. Lebanon's pro-Western Government speaks of
Hizbollah as resistance fighters.

Far from reopening sectarian and confessional divisions, which
the US and Israel hoped would embroil Hizbollah in civil war,
the assault on Lebanon has rallied huge numbers of Christians,
Druze and Sunni

Muslims

behind the banner of Hizbollah.

Across the Middle East anger is boiling at Israel and the US

certainly,

but also at the corrupt kings and puppet presidents who are
allowing the massacre of Lebanon to take place. Millions are
taking

inspiration

from the Lebanese resistance. It is that resistance that could
halt

the

wider war drive and bring some relief to the besieged
Palestinians.

Make no mistake, if that resistance is broken, the result will
be no kind of peace, but an even wider war.

If Israel, the US and Britain win in southern Lebanon, I warn
you not to be Iranian; I warn you not to be Syrian; I warn you
not to be an infant in Gaza; I warn you not to be old in Bint
Jbeil; I warn you

not

to thirst for freedom in Egypt; I warn you not to cry out for
justice in Jordan; I warn you not to demand democracy in Saudi
Arabia - for

if

the imperialist forces win in Lebanon, more Middle Eastern
countries will be dragged into the maw of war, and the hand of
reaction will be strengthened everywhere.

But if they are defeated, if the resistance led by Hizbollah
halts

the

invasion of Lebanon, if it refuses to kneel before imperial
might,

then

a fire will be lit under every throne and in every corrupt

chancellery

from the Atlantic coast of North Africa to the banks of the

Euphrates.

It will speed the day when the impoverished masses across the
region take control of their destiny. It will give new hope to
the Palestinians.

It will inspire those Israelis, currently few in number, who
know the next six decades cannot be like the last and that there
must be

justice

for Palestine. It will bring us closer to a durable peace.

And, in humbling the masters of global military and economic
power,

it

will embolden everyone who is fighting for a better world.

Stop Israel's attacks
Saturday 5 August l 12 noon l Speakers Corner, Hyde Park, London

(near

Marble Arch tube) - Called by Stop the War Coalition, Palestine
Solidarity Campaign, CND, the British Muslim Initiative and
Lebanese community organisations