I started reading about this subject and I gave up and blamed it on the Joos
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08 January 2009 - 10:11 AM
I started reading about this subject and I gave up and blamed it on the Joos
08 January 2009 - 09:55 AM
white doors, can you read??
are you capable, since I read and quoted from the article I posted, I would hope you would do the same, so read a little further, ok.
read down to the last paragraph.
Here wait, I'll help you since you do indeed seem desperate for it.
Here is the last paragraph, AGAIN.
and again from the story I posted
I hope that helps you, if not there is always fun with phonics or something like that
08 January 2009 - 08:39 AM
Tired of lying? I'm going to take a wild guess, here, and say no.
08 January 2009 - 08:39 AM
You make some good points about Gaza, but consider this. Israel is trying to avoid killing civilians. In response, Hamas stockpiles their weapons and shoots their rockets in areas of high civilian populations, like schools and mosques. If you are going to take out the rocket launchers, some civilians will be hit, Hamas has guaranteed this. Hamas also makes no such attempt to spare civilian Israelis with their attacks.
In this context, there will never be peace. Israel gave more land in the hopes of peace, and Hamas uses this new land to launch attacks from. The rest of the world may not get this, but Israel does.
That is why civilian casualties in Gaza are excused in by some around here. We understand their deaths are mostly because of Hamas and then used by Hamas to manipulate people like you.
08 January 2009 - 08:36 AM
what was so interesting when it came to this deal, and the likely reason the democratically elected government didn't sign it, may have had to do with the fact Israel didn't want to pay any money to the Palestinians for the gas. Imagine that?
In "amazing turnaround," Olmert OKs spending of billions for Gaza gas
paid in goods and services, 4 billion dollars worth of natural gas, yeah right.
and what fool would accept that deal?
maybe the puppet fatah?
but that will do nothing for the Palestinian people
The deal would enable BG Group, former owner of British Gas, to begin developing the Palestine Authority's only natural resource. There would be enough gas to provide 10 per cent of Israel's annual energy requirement, and the Palestinians would receive total royalties of $1 billion, 25% of the overall expenditure.
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