View Full Version : The evil zionist warmongers strike again
Penguin
08-18-11, 08:00 AM
The fascist state of Israel strikes again!
When several peaceful activists wanted to greet a bus full of their Israeli comrades by firing shots out of joy, the party-poopers of the Israeli Attack Forces came to end the party.
The fighters for peace tried to calm down the aggressors by using fireworks to calm down the forces, but it didn't help to stop the fascists, even a salute rocket did not bring laughter to the Israeli haters.
After this, the zionazis brought even 2 helicopters to overtone the Kumbaya-singing of the flower-eating peaceniks and the activists decided to call off their Woodstock in the desert.
It's shocking, what the Israeli propaganda makes out of this story:
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/six-killed-in-series-of-terrorist-attacks-in-southern-israel-1.379309
Six killed in series of terrorist attacks in southern Israel
Several killed, dozens wounded after armed gunmen fired on bus traveling near Eilat, close to Egypt border; IDF and trades fire with gunmen; mortars are fired from Egyptian border; IDF kills several terrorists.
Rockstar
08-18-11, 08:08 AM
could not have said it better myself
mookiemookie
08-18-11, 08:13 AM
Funny:
http://i.imgur.com/PcmKk.jpg
Penguin
08-18-11, 08:21 AM
act of terrorism, terrorism, terrorist act - - the calculated use of violence (or the threat of violence) against civilians in order to attain goals that are political or religious or ideological in nature;
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/terrorist
Calling those attackers terrorists seems legitimate.
Rockstar
08-18-11, 10:22 AM
Just to clarify, it is legitimate to call attackers such as these dirt bags terrorists. I have no problems either with any nation taking them out on the street and putting a bullet in their head when caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
My apologies if my earlier comment appeared to the contrary. I was simply amused by your satirical wit. :)
Jimbuna
08-18-11, 12:30 PM
Just what the area needs....more senseless violence and killing :nope:
Penguin
08-18-11, 12:41 PM
Just to clarify, it is legitimate to call attackers such as these dirt bags terrorists. I have no problems either with any nation taking them out on the street and putting a bullet in their head when caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
My apologies if my earlier comment appeared to the contrary. I was simply amused by your satirical wit. :)
No, need to apologize, I got your comment right. :salute:
My definition was directed at mookie's post, as he seems to imply that Haaretz' choice of words would be judgemental.
When somebody attacks a bus of civilians, one would call the attacker a criminal, when they have an ideological background it is not a bias to call them terrorists.
My half-arsed attempt of a satire was directed at people who try to legitimate those attacks with the most absurd justifications. People who claim to support freedom but have no problems getting into bed with the fascists from Hamas.
Not to start a flamewar, but as always the coin has two sides.
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mookiemookie
08-18-11, 04:25 PM
No, need to apologize, I got your comment right. :salute:
My definition was directed at mookie's post, as he seems to imply that Haaretz' choice of words would be judgemental.
When somebody attacks a bus of civilians, one would call the attacker a criminal, when they have an ideological background it is not a bias to call them terrorists.
My half-arsed attempt of a satire was directed at people who try to legitimate those attacks with the most absurd justifications. People who claim to support freedom but have no problems getting into bed with the fascists from Hamas.
I didn't imply anything. I found it funny to highlight the difference in terms that Haaretz used vs AP's. It goes to show even the slightest difference in wording can alter someone's view of a story.
the_tyrant
08-19-11, 06:38 AM
:haha::haha: good one penguin
Skybird
08-19-11, 11:01 AM
One could assume the Israeli victims to be the first victims of the "Arab Spring". With the power of Mubarak gone, who massively supressed terrorism by pro-Palestinian and jihadi groups on the Sinai, and with the Muslim Brotherhood set to probably become the biggest political winner of the upcoming elections, it seems that the time of peace at the Israeli-Egyptian border is over, and Egyptian engagement in securing the borders will fade.
A first reaction from European nutheads I already have heared: when the Egyptian border becomes open for terrrorists to strike, then Israel has even less an argument to isolate Gaza anymore and should end the blockade, some left loonies say.
If you get shot into the head through your left cheek, then do not try to do something about that. Also turn the right cheek instead.
Tribesman
08-19-11, 04:46 PM
With the power of Mubarak gone, who massively supressed terrorism by pro-Palestinian and jihadi groups on the Sinai,
Yeah right:doh:
with the Muslim Brotherhood set to probably become the biggest political winner of the upcoming elections
Nope, the genarals will be running the show just as they have been running the show for many decades.
A first reaction from European nutheads I already have heared: when the Egyptian border becomes open for terrrorists to strike, then Israel has even less an argument to isolate Gaza anymore and should end the blockade, some left loonies say.
Actually it makes perfect sense, the reasoning behind the blockade was very weak in the first place and has progressively fallen apart, nowadays there isn't a single one of the reasons remaining which were given for the blockade.
If you get shot into the head through your left cheek, then do not try to do something about that. Also turn the right cheek instead.
Sounds like that Jewish carpenter they nailed to a cross for telling people to "be nice to each other"
Yeah right:doh:
Nope, the genarals will be running the show just as they have been running the show for many decades.
Actually it makes perfect sense, the reasoning behind the blockade was very weak in the first place and has progressively fallen apart, nowadays there isn't a single one of the reasons remaining which were given for the blockade.
Sounds like that Jewish carpenter they nailed to a cross for telling people to "be nice to each other"
You good...:yawn:
Madox58
08-19-11, 06:05 PM
the reasoning behind the blockade was very weak in the first place and has progressively fallen apart, nowadays there isn't a single one of the reasons remaining which were given for the blockade.
News flash!
When an attack comes from say 'That direction'?
You close it down and close it down hard!
:stare:
Tribesman
08-19-11, 06:48 PM
News flash!
When an attack comes from say 'That direction'?
You close it down and close it down hard!
Really.
And what has that got to do with the price of cheese?
Come on Privateer, run through the reasoning of the blockade and see if any of the reasons really still stand.
If it doesn't do its job and the reasons no longer stand then what exactly are you trying to justify?
News Flash! in relation to the egyptian border Israel cannot even make a dent in the flow of illegal immigrants into Israel so what sort of "close it down hard" can it achieve against some crazy murdering bastards along such a lengthy frontier?
Really. ...
News Flash! in relation to the egyptian border Israel cannot even make a dent in the flow of illegal immigrants into Israel so what sort of "close it down hard" can it achieve against some crazy murdering bastards along such a lengthy frontier?
You have no frigging idea what you talk about....
News flash.....
The border with Egypt was just a regular peace time border.
Now it will be closed down and dealt as any security risk border.
Tribesman
08-19-11, 07:12 PM
You have no frigging idea what you talk about....
You really go out of your way to hang yourself.
News flash.....
The border with Egypt was just a regular peace time border.
Really?
How many borders have such severe restrictions on them?
remind me again how many troops and border police is egypt alowed within how many miles of the border?
How many is Israel restricted to?
That egyptian border , what states is it between?
"Regular peace time border":har::har::har::har::har: you just can't help yourself:doh:
Now it will be closed down and dealt as any security risk border.
That would make sense if they had crossed the border at a crossing. You can close down crossings just like you can blockade goods that pass through a crossing.
Really?
How many borders have such severe restrictions on them?
remind me again how many troops and border police is egypt alowed within how many miles of the border?
.
You don't need armored divisions to deal with this kind of threat.
How many is Israel restricted to?
That egyptian border , what states is it between?
"Regular peace time border":har::har::har::har::har: you just can't help yourself:doh:
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Look at the above.
The egyptian border was least patrolled border with least of security threats by least trained troops.
Situation in Sinai in Mubarak time allowed hundreds of thousand of Israeli spend vacation there each year.
Yeas there had been occasional problems but security on Egyptian side was relatively good.
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That would make sense if they had crossed the border at a crossing. You can close down crossings just like you can blockade goods that pass through a crossing.
Believe me its beyond your expertise.
Israel has long experience in how to deal with issues like that.
Tribesman
08-20-11, 01:32 AM
You don't need armored divisions to deal with this kind of threat.
How does that answer the question?
Look at the above.
The bit that doesn't answer the question?
The egyptian border was least patrolled border with least of security threats by least trained troops.
How does that marry with your statement?
Situation in Sinai in Mubarak time allowed hundreds of thousand of Israeli spend vacation there each year.
And?
Yeas there had been occasional problems but security on Egyptian side was relatively good.
Relatively, thats the key isn't it.
Believe me its beyond your expertise.
Yet once again my "expertise" has left you floundering, as I said you go out of your way to hang yorself with your usual knee jerk reactions.
Israel has long experience in how to deal with issues like that.
Unfortunately that is the case, unfortunately issues continue and unfortunately terrorists evolve their methods with experience too.
Like the bus driver found in all his years on that route running soldiers back to their homes he never had nothing like that happen before.
Remind me again as it is beyond my experience, why did they suggest that Thursday was chosen for the attack?
Unfortunately that is the case, unfortunately issues continue and unfortunately terrorists evolve their methods with experience too.
Like the bus driver found in all his years on that route running soldiers back to their homes he never had nothing like that happen before.
Remind me again as it is beyond my experience, why did they suggest that Thursday was chosen for the attack?
Terrorist tactics evolve according to situation on the ground and political climate.
The deterrence of Egyptian government has currently deteriorated and Sinai became lawless region.A fact immediately exploited.
While closing border 100% may not be possible action can be taken to minimize the possibility of deep insurgence to Israel.
It seems that the current Egyptian military government is not interested in escalating the situation and is taking action in this regard which hopefully will give some results.
As the future of Egypt seems uncertain it's clear that it will not be the same down the south.
Why Thursday...-because they don't like mondays.:up:
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