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Skybird · 01-12-09, 05:41 PM

If Israel is driving this until the end and with objectives fulfilled, they have my support, but if they prematurely break off too early while acchieving their objectives is in range, I will not support them, and condemn them for having caused a lot of chaos all for nothing. right now it seems they have learned from their mistakes in Lebanon, and corrected them one by one: months of planning, much better intel, better military preparation, and the determination to not allow the presence of civilians hindering them to target Hamas terrorists. Note that that Palestinians in the Westbank remain in a surprising relative silence over what is happening in the Gazastrip. It may have something to do with Hamas going into hospitals to torture, mutilate and murder wounded members of Fatah in their beds. However, a state for Palestinians is far away agai n now. Palestinians in Gaza and the Westbank are almost two different people, with Gazanians being much closer to Egyptians anyway. Many open bills between both Palestinian tribes, which will all be payed in blood. My generation will not see a settling of these issues, and the generation after us probably also not. The expectation of peace in the socalled "Holy Land" remains to be a complete illusion. They will keep on hacking away at each other, and if they would not get modern weapons anymore, they would use rocks, spears and clubs. It's the first global mental asylum under management of the globe's biggest lunatic of all, the UN. Currently I think 7 UN missions are running inthe region, focussing on Palestinians, Israel, and Lebanon. Now they plan the 8th one and really assume that would do the trick where the other 7 fail. - "And even if the hope lasts only one day long, so it still has lived nevertheless: Hallelujah! "

01-12-09, 05:41 PM	#18
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,717 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	If Israel is driving this until the end and with objectives fulfilled, they have my support, but if they prematurely break off too early while acchieving their objectives is in range, I will not support them, and condemn them for having caused a lot of chaos all for nothing. right now it seems they have learned from their mistakes in Lebanon, and corrected them one by one: months of planning, much better intel, better military preparation, and the determination to not allow the presence of civilians hindering them to target Hamas terrorists. Note that that Palestinians in the Westbank remain in a surprising relative silence over what is happening in the Gazastrip. It may have something to do with Hamas going into hospitals to torture, mutilate and murder wounded members of Fatah in their beds. However, a state for Palestinians is far away agai n now. Palestinians in Gaza and the Westbank are almost two different people, with Gazanians being much closer to Egyptians anyway. Many open bills between both Palestinian tribes, which will all be payed in blood. My generation will not see a settling of these issues, and the generation after us probably also not. The expectation of peace in the socalled "Holy Land" remains to be a complete illusion. They will keep on hacking away at each other, and if they would not get modern weapons anymore, they would use rocks, spears and clubs. It's the first global mental asylum under management of the globe's biggest lunatic of all, the UN. Currently I think 7 UN missions are running inthe region, focussing on Palestinians, Israel, and Lebanon. Now they plan the 8th one and really assume that would do the trick where the other 7 fail. - "And even if the hope lasts only one day long, so it still has lived nevertheless: Hallelujah! " __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.