Israel may have broken US arms export laws

miller8966 · January 2007

B nice wrote:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_views_of_Jesus

seriously
it's the same thing

also ... a fundamentalist is fundamentalist

well what or who do you consider a christian fundamentalist?

B nice · January 2007

miller8966 wrote:

well what or who do you consider a christian fundamentalist?

damn , you got me on that one
let me think on that

miller8966 · January 2007

B nice wrote:

damn , you got me on that one
let me think on that

take your time

Byrnzie · January 2007

miller8966 wrote:

take your time

Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson

miller8966 · January 2007

Byrnzie wrote:

Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson

They kill people?

B nice · January 2007

eric randolph
jim jones
george bush

didn't rat poberson call for the execution of hugo chavez?

I will put up our fundamentalist against any ones. the usa doesn't play second fiddle to anyone on anything

miller8966 · January 2007

B nice wrote:

eric randolph
jim jones
george bush

didn't rat poberson call for the execution of hugo chavez?

I will put up our fundamentalist against any ones. the usa doesn't play second fiddle to anyone on anything

Ill give you eric rudolph but you cant compare jim jones to a terrorist. And gwb is not a christian fundamentalist.

And PAt robertson did not call for the killing of innocent people..like most muslim fundamentalists do.

B nice · January 2007

miller8966 wrote:

Ill give you eric rudolph but you cant compare jim jones to a terrorist. And gwb is not a christian fundamentalist.

And PAt robertson did not call for the killing of innocent people..like most muslim fundamentalists do.

which muslim fundamentalist?

obl is about as much a muslim fundi as GWB is a christian fundi

hey wait ... i'm a liberal
how did you get me defending the stupid religious people ?? christian muslim jewish .. whatever

you crafty sith

goldstar · January 2007

during the war in lebanon, i wasn't home. i was living in NY at the time.
if i had been in israel, i would have probably been responsible for quite a bit of those "bomballetes" (or whetever you wanna call them. tiny hand-grenade-size bombs), and i wouldn't be ashamed of it, since i know i served my country the way i should have (the word i'm looking for is loyally).

i would like to make it clear that i don't like the idea that it could have been me, or that my friends at my reserve unit are in great part related to this entire issue, merely because civilians should not be harmed by war, no matter which "side" they're on. a war should be fought between armed forces (i refuse to call hezbulla an army, because, well, they're not). that goes for lebanease AND israeli civilians being killed, due to IDF AND hezbulla actions.

like someone said here, what the U.S congress is doing (in my opinion) is hypocrisy at its worst, since the U.S supplied us with this equipment, and since it has used it (quite a lot, as far as i know) in iraq.

i know fighting is the worst resolution, and i know people here will say things like: "if you're against it, don't fight!". but then, if everyone in israel had done that (since no one i know likes the thought of war), that means no one will fight. and if no one in israel would have fought back, the damage to israel (casualties, property, etc.) would have been incredible. and forgive me for being an israeli citizen, but as one, i prefer maintaining my country's security and existence over any other country in the world.

i always find it amusing when people who don't live in this area have something to say. that's like me opening the sports channel and criticize denmark's kurling team, something i clearly know nothing about.

war sucks.
this area is full of shit (politics, religion, history, etc.)
but it's home. MY home.
yes. if i had been in israel during the war, i would have "pushed the button". no question.
so if it makes you feel good, call me a terrorist.
i'm still alive.

(damn that was long)

Last Exodus · January 2007

goldstar wrote:

during the war in lebanon, i wasn't home. i was living in NY at the time.
if i had been in israel, i would have probably been responsible for quite a bit of those "bomballetes" (or whetever you wanna call them. tiny hand-grenade-size bombs), and i wouldn't be ashamed of it, since i know i served my country the way i should have (the word i'm looking for is loyally).

i would like to make it clear that i don't like the idea that it could have been me, or that my friends at my reserve unit are in great part related to this entire issue, merely because civilians should not be harmed by war, no matter which "side" they're on. a war should be fought between armed forces (i refuse to call hezbulla an army, because, well, they're not). that goes for lebanease AND israeli civilians being killed, due to IDF AND hezbulla actions.

like someone said here, what the U.S congress is doing (in my opinion) is hypocrisy at its worst, since the U.S supplied us with this equipment, and since it has used it (quite a lot, as far as i know) in iraq.

i know fighting is the worst resolution, and i know people here will say things like: "if you're against it, don't fight!". but then, if everyone in israel had done that (since no one i know likes the thought of war), that means no one will fight. and if no one in israel would have fought back, the damage to israel (casualties, property, etc.) would have been incredible. and forgive me for being an israeli citizen, but as one, i prefer maintaining my country's security and existence over any other country in the world.

i always find it amusing when people who don't live in this area have something to say. that's like me opening the sports channel and criticize denmark's kurling team, something i clearly know nothing about.

war sucks.
this area is full of shit (politics, religion, history, etc.)
but it's home. MY home.
yes. if i had been in israel during the war, i would have "pushed the button". no question.
so if it makes you feel good, call me a terrorist.
i'm still alive.

(damn that was long)

ditto your response.

Rushlimbo · January 2007

goldstar wrote:

i always find it amusing when people who don't live in this area have something to say. that's like me opening the sports channel and criticize denmark's kurling team, something i clearly know nothing about.

Perhaps then as an American we should stop subsidizing your entire military budget and stop blocking all UN sanctions against your barbaric acts against humanity. Then I wouldnt feel it necessary to comment on your nation.

miller8966 · January 2007

Rushlimbo wrote:

Perhaps then as an American we should stop subsidizing your entire military budget and stop blocking all UN sanctions against your barbaric acts against humanity. Then I wouldnt feel it necessary to comment on your nation.

I support israel and its military. Hopefully more of my tax dollars is used for it.

goldstar · January 2007

Rushlimbo wrote:

Perhaps then as an American we should stop subsidizing your entire military budget and stop blocking all UN sanctions against your barbaric acts against humanity. Then I wouldnt feel it necessary to comment on your nation.

when you achieve a position of power which enables you to change the things in this world, i encourage you to do what you believe is right.
until then, i encourage you to put proper use to your voting rights, and choose the leaders who you believe represent a better policy (in you opinion).
because the government (mine, yours, whatever) is the body in-charge of that kind of policy. what we as "little people" can do is vote.

i don't think you shouldn't criticize what you see as wrong or unjust. but i hope that whatever anyone says, comes after inspecting the subject through and through, from every possible side.

goldstar · January 2007

it comes down to this:

i'm not saying "if you don't know what's going on here - don't comment"

i'm saying: "if you know what's going on here - you MUST comment"

miller8966 · January 2007

Rushlimbo wrote:

Perhaps then as an American we should stop subsidizing your entire military budget and stop blocking all UN sanctions against your barbaric acts against humanity. Then I wouldnt feel it necessary to comment on your nation.

I support israel and its military. Hopefully more of my tax dollars is used for it.

Rushlimbo · January 2007

miller8966 wrote:

I support israel and its military. Hopefully more of my tax dollars is used for it.

You know you could contribute money directly to the IDF in the form of care packages or something if you really want to give more to them. I know your full of it though. Maybe you should become an Israeli citizen. No, then you would have to do your part in the military unlike in this country and we all know you're just a keyboard warrior. Gungho !!

even flow? · January 2007

goldstar wrote:

i prefer maintaining my country's security and existence over any other country in the world.

I know a few other countries and people who thought like this. Now they get harped on. Your post was actually quite good until I read this. All you had to add was, at any cost. But I am sure you just forgot to type those words out.

goldstar · January 2007

even flow? wrote:

I know a few other countries and people who thought like this. Now they get harped on. Your post was actually quite good until I read this. All you had to add was, at any cost. But I am sure you just forgot to type those words out.

maybe i should have written "protect", to get the point right.
anyway, thank you for taking the time to read it.

MrBrian · January 2007

Israel dropped more cluster bombs than some lebanese villages had people in them. Over 3 million of those bombs, Over a million that are still waiting to explode on the ground.

Talk about trying to wipe people off a map.

Last Exodus · January 2007

Byrnzie wrote:

It came this morning. What good timing!

You just delight in the death of those you oppose. Sick.

Israel may have broken US arms export laws

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