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Weapons And Iran Trained Fighters Smuggled Into Gaza
(RBN) – Hamas is smuggling ballistic missiles of possibly intercontinental range into Gaza.
Through tunnels under the Gaza-Egypt border high capacity missiles are entering Gaza and are now readied to hit targets in central Europe and possibly even the United States. Due to high tech developments, stolen by Chinese spies from defense laboratories in western countries, these missile – while small – are capable of reaching extraordinary distances.
Additionally photographic evidence (below the fold) was acquired in dangerous clandestine operation by our resident journalists.
It shows highly capable Hezbollah trained engineers and fighters of likely Iranian origin now entering the Gaza strip.
Officials expect that these radical-Islamists will infiltrate from Gaza into European countries and from there into the United States with the ultimate aim of hitting local civilian and government areas like public parks, libraries and recreation establishments near you with devastating improvised weapons.
We advise every citizen to stay at home until your local officials announce that the have cleared your local area from any suspect.
Climate changing poisoning gas is the deadly emission of this projectile being prepared for launch onto the United States and Israel
Hezbollah trained fighter (left) drags a gagged Bavarian hostage into Gaza in an attempt to blackmail a European government
Iranian Republican Guard Mullah, clad in black (right) , indoctrinating a moderate Fatah member to get rid of his life saving U.S. colored gas mask
The two 'horns' of what looks like a satanic beast were identified by experts as camouflaged nozzles of a newly developed four-dimensional missile. Notice the heavy and deadly payload at the lower back end of this devastating vehicle.
Notice how very well nourished this capable Iran trained Hamas fighter looks compared to usual Gaza inhabitants. Hamas only serves its own nefarious aims by letting its fighters eat all available greens in Gaza and thereby denying basic food stuff like grass to its own people.
An Iranian trained Hezbollah member from Venezuela in a hardened missile silo prepares for the launch of an intercontinental nucleous armed rocket on the Obama inauguration ceremony.
Did:
With all due respect — because we have a lot of years of history between us and because I have learned so much from you over that period of time — that is the stupidest comment you have ever written, and I disagree with you vehemently.
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The reason I oppose this strategy is because it wouldn’t achieve it’s aims. The media would use it as a cudgel
Personally, I believe that the Palestinians are doomed,doomed, doomed. Their status doesn’t even rise to the level of pawn betweeen the US and the Soviet Union. This time around, all the so-called “International community” does not give a fuck, because they do not have a personal iron in the fire.
But that doesn’t mean that we should not continue to support them in every way possible. If you have a winning strategy that you’ve been saving up for your turn at the wicket, I for one would like to hear it.
The media is owned by Zionists and uses everything as a cudgel……good, bad, and indifferent. Attempting to curry favor with the complicit media is even more self-defeating than my proposal.
2) To my mind there can be no comparisons between South African Apartheid and Zionism for the following reason: I believe that the resolution of the SA conflict was (perhaps reluctantly) agreed to by the larger Imperial powers (Anglo/American interests) in order to preserve Capitalism. (‘OK, we give blacks their rights and we make a few blacks into Billionaires and we can continue to oppress everyone else, and keep the resource extraction machine humming along.’) The terms of the agreement meant demoting SA from an outpost of Imperialism to a client state, e.g. de-nuclearizing. In a small sense, it was a victory for the core of Imperialism because it increased its concentration, rather than diluting it for control purposes.
The Palestinian question, to my mind, bears far more similarities to Vietnam. That is to say, Vietnam was not directly instrumental to Imperial ambitions. Similarly, Palestinians would jump at the chance to compete in the Imperial race to the bottom. But they will not be given even that chance. Why? Because both Pal and VN are seen by the Imperial powers as a test case to impress upon other nations just what the cost of resistance is. If their were to be a “domino-effect” in the Arab world, it would start with Palestine first, and the Brezinski’s of the world understand this.
Every fucking liberal always screams about “the Arab street” growing restive — as if they ever cared about working class Arabs in the least. The truth is that Isr/US (not sure of the proper order) are more worried about the “Arab street” taking the example of Palestinian success to heart, than the restiveness caused by their failure and decimation. And in this respect, as I am sure r’giap will concur, Imperialism has remained true to its inhuman founding postulates.
It is always better for the Imperialists to crush all resistance rather than to seem to capitulate to what seem to be rather ordinary and just demands. The sad case of Mikael Gorbachev in this regard is not lost on the remaining power, nor was it lost on Putin when Chechnya, for whatever reason (I wont get into Soros’/CIA complicity here), became restive. I believe that Ozian/NZ gov’t actions towards Aboriginal/Maori demands run along the same grain, although I’m sure that you will correct me here if I am wrong.
Even worse than collaborating with the Nazis for the Imperial powers would be the accusation of colaborating with the powerless of the world, the wretched of the earth. Chamberlain would have been erased from the pages of Imperial history had he stooped as low as that.
2b) There is also the case of Gazan gas resources in their sector of the Meditteranean, similar to West Bank/Hezbollah/Syrian water resource claims.
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most people take abstract principles extremely personally when others’ acting out of principle effects them personally.
I believe that Bernard Lewis, Christopher Hitchens, and all the other orientalist liberal interventionists put it this way, “The only thing the Arab mind understands is force.”
This is a classic instance of projection which could be turned on its head: “The only thing the Israelis would actually understand is force: The ability to bankrupt their “worthwhile project” (don’t say I never quote you, slothrop), or the ability to existentially destroy them. That, and that alone, would force them to capitulate and accept a more egalitarian, less domineering stance.
In the meantime, they can continue to run roughshod over these whose wealth or weapons don’t compare to theirs. World opinion be damned. There is not a dime of difference between the elite-run world presses, the Israeli Hasbara, and Joseph Goebbels. Dissent is safely vented — as in a retort upon a burner in chem lab, the principles and limits of such venting are well known and understood.
4) The principles of “selfish altruism” have been fully explored by John Nash et. al., all funded and working for the CIA directed RAND foundation, which was very interested in human motivation as explained by game theory in seeking to develop a praxis for world-domination. What they found was troubling: people have an inherent sense of justice, democracy, and respect for others. Those values have never represented “unpopular stances” despite they best effort of the Orwellian press. (Kudos to Angry Arab and LeftI for their deconstructions of corporate media technique and lies.) The issue for them, is how to, through NLP and other image techniques, find ways to subvert essentially humane popular impulses, through threat and fear (Bush: “We are being attacked.” Obama: “We can no longer afford it.”) and appeals to the low fascism of Patriotism.
By no means have Biden or even Obama ever been “activist” politicians.” Obama has never taken a controversial stance unless it benefitted the rich. Biden, whose state’s corporate laws more closely resembles the Cayman Islands than other states, is the Senator owned by credit cards (Not his own).
Posted by: Malooga | Jan 8 2009 23:11 utc | 39
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