Israel & Lebanon oficcially at war


Stagg, Bruh I'm not pro Arabs or Israel, I am just sick and tired of those M0-FO's with all of their BS.

I say to "L" with them both.
 
Man these wounds are very,very deep. Israel the chosen people? If God just chose one group of people,should they be the only people on the planet?

One book say the Jews are the chosen people and another book the Quran don't even mention it. Because if it did,do you actually think the Moslems will fight the Jews if their scriptures said the Jews are the chosen people?

How can a God so omnipotent,so omnipresence and so omniconscience make a mistake of not inspiring a man to put in the Quran saying that the Jews are his chosen people?
 



There are many false GODS out there. It is up to oneself to decide which is the correct one. Everyone doesnt share the same beliefs of course...therefore its all a matter of ones faith.
 
pbla said:
Man these wounds are very,very deep. Israel the chosen people? If God just chose one group of people,should they be the only people on the planet?
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Unless I am mistaken there is no longer any relevance in them being the chosen people.
 
Dr. Sweet NUPE said:
Man this is one fight the U.S. needs to observe. I have never seen people literally hate someone that much where it's deep, I mean where the kids...little children hate the other children.
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Don't worry we will observe and feel it too. The danger is this thing escalating into a regional war. I don't see where it's in Israel or the U.S. interest if this occurs. I think you realize we are occupying a country situated between Iran and Syria.

The price of gas will jump next week and have you notice the financial markets the last two days.

Sad. The U.S. should be leading the U N in trying to separate the two forces and bring peace. If you notice Bolton was the only member today justifying the Israeli overkill. It took a consortium of international efforts to establish Israel and it will take another international force to bring peace to the region.

I really feel sorry for the innocent Lebaneses caught in the middle of this bloody mayem. It troubles me to see some on this board rejoicing in this violence.
 
unknown1 said:
Now Bush is all on CNN warning Syria not to get involved "or else." Hell we a lready have Iraq, Iran and NK to worry about.
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Do not forget about Afghanistan.
 
If Israel ufcks around and strikes Syria I think the isht is gonna hit the fan. I then see Syria/Iran striking Israel and of course the US will have no choice but to get involved.
 
TruBluJAG said:
Stagg, Bruh I'm not pro Arabs or Israel, I am just sick and tired of those M0-FO's with all of their BS.

I say to "L" with them both.
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Me too really.

1 group is the "Chosen one's" and the other............Hezbalah............sole purpose of existance is for the destruction of Israel.

This look's like the beginning of the big one in the Middle East.:shame:
 
Not since WW2 has there been so much Global chaos. India is now blaming Pakistan for the train bombings. With Washington having lost most of its moral authority with the Bush policies, there is not much the U.S. can do to bring about a peacful resloution. This is going to require all hands on deck and it's not a time to be choosing sides. But there is so much global chaos

Taliban returning in Afghanistan
Inda-Pakistan nuclear missle test, terror bombings
Iraq-US is a disaster
Bush-South American Tensions
Korean Penninsula crisis
Sudan fighting
Isreal-Arabs crisis
 
lil_j said:
Taliban returning in Afghanistan
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That is the most frightening of all. I remember seeing a documentary on the Tailban on HBO. They shot a woman in the back of the head with a M16.Her crime teaching girls to read. Anything a woman did to improve herself as human being, the punishment was death. :smh:
 
lil_j said:
Taliban returning in Afghanistan
Inda-Pakistan nuclear missle test, terror bombings
Iraq-US is a disaster
Bush-South American Tensions
Korean Penninsula crisis
Sudan fighting
Isreal-Arabs crisis
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Dont forget Japan/S. Korea and N. Korea. Oh. Didnt see it at first.
 
On another note here is the question we should all be asking, who has the most to gain in all these conflicts and how does that tie into US politics?

Anyone......?
 
pbla said:
That is the most frightening of all. I remember seeing a documentary on the Tailban on HBO. They shot a woman in the back of the head with a M16.Her crime teaching girls to read. Anything a woman did to improve herself as human being, the punishment was death. :smh:
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I remember seeing something like this over BBC America.
 



unknown1 said:
The missiles fired into Israel have been proven to be Iranian.
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What does that mean? Saddam used Chemical Weapons given to him by the United States. Usama Bin Laden was trained by the U.S. Based on that logic the U.S is to blame for the Autrocities committed by Saddam and Usama. The fact that the missiles were made in Iran doesn't mean much. Let's not give the Neocons an excuse to attack Iran and widen this conflict.
 
lil_j said:
Not since WW2 has there been so much Global chaos. India is now blaming Pakistan for the train bombings. With Washington having lost most of its moral authority with the Bush policies, there is not much the U.S. can do to bring about a peacful resloution. This is going to require all hands on deck and it's not a time to be choosing sides. But there is so much global chaos

Taliban returning in Afghanistan
Inda-Pakistan nuclear missle test, terror bombings
Iraq-US is a disaster
Bush-South American Tensions
Korean Penninsula crisis
Sudan fighting
Isreal-Arabs crisis
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Actually I beg to differ...we can go back to the times of Romans and Alexander.

There will never be a WWIII; but I foresee a fight for regional supremacy. Lil J I will have to look in my storage for my paper I did when I was at Georgetown. Quite interesting. It was on Regional Supremacy and how each region has it's on strategic dominance of the world whether it is religion, technology, fuel, or weapon power.
 
Dr. Sweet NUPE said:
Actually I beg to differ...we can go back to the times of Romans and Alexander.

There will never be a WWIII; but I foresee a fight for regional supremacy. Lil J I will have to look in my storage for my paper I did when I was at Georgetown. Quite interesting. It was on Regional Supremacy and how each region has it's on strategic dominance of the world whether it is religion, technology, fuel, or weapon power.
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Lol, I said not since WW2. I don't recall the Romans and Alexanders tenure occuring after the 1940's. :tophat: I get the jist of your reply though.
 
lil_j said:
Lol, I said not since WW2. I don't recall the Romans and Alexanders tenure occuring after the 1940's. :tophat: I get the jist of your reply though.
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LOL...my mind was thinking while my hands were typing on another subject. But you feel what I'm saying. :read:
 
lil_j said:
On another note here is the question we should all be asking, who has the most to gain in all these conflicts and how does that tie into US politics?

Anyone......?
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That is a good question.
 
Now these ARSE-hole Bayatches got gas prices over $3 a gallon for regular and oil over $77 a barrell.

Just as I said earlier, phizzuck the whole middle east!:angry:
 
,,, i wonder will terrorists in Iraq pull out and go to Lebanon to help Hezbala? Syria, Iran, Al Queda, etc, please, PLEASE jump in. You got Israel (and the U.S. held for in Iraq and Afganistan) right where you want us. this is your golden opportunity. :| Go for it. thanks.

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Bartram said:
,,, i wonder will terrorists in Iraq pull out and go to Lebanon to help Hezbala? Syria, Iran, Al Queda, etc, please, PLEASE jump in. You got Israel (and the U.S. held for in Iraq and Afganistan) right where you want us. this is your golden opportunity. :| Go for it. thanks.

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I don't think you have to worry about Al Queda they are mostly made up of Sunnis. Hezbollah are Sh' ites backed by Iran and Syria. Did you hear the Saudis and Jordanians (sunnis) response to this latest conflict.

It's the Iranians creating havoc in the area. Our invasion and occupation of Iraq have enpowered them. When and if we pull out of Iraq, the Iranians will be the dominant power in the region, similarly where they were under the Shah. And the Saudis know this. Right now they are playing the proxy war game like we did doing the cold war. They are arming the insurgents in Afganistan, the Al Madhi militia in Iraq, and Hezbollah.

If you notice, we are not losing many troops in Iraq these days. The sunnis and Sh' ites are killing each other. The Iranians are arming and sponsoring this civil war.
 
J C said:
I don't think you have to worry about Al Queda they are mostly made up of Sunnis. Hezbollah are Sh' ites backed by Iran and Syria. Did you hear the Saudis and Jordanians (sunnis) response to this latest conflict.

It's the Iranians creating havoc in the area. Our invasion and occupation of Iraq have enpowered them. When and if we pull out of Iraq, the Iranians will be the dominant power in the region, similarly where they were under the Shah. And the Saudis know this. Right now they are playing the proxy war game like we did doing the cold war. They are arming the insurgents in Afganistan, the Al Madhi militia in Iraq, and Hezbollah.

If you notice, we are not losing many troops in Iraq these days. The sunnis and Sh' ites are killing each other. The Iranians are arming and sponsoring this civil war.
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You hit the nail on the head with this issue! (Good post)

MJ
 
J C said:
Don't worry we will observe and feel it too. The danger is this thing escalating into a regional war. I don't see where it's in Israel or the U.S. interest if this occurs. I think you realize we are occupying a country situated between Iran and Syria.

The price of gas will jump next week and have you notice the financial markets the last two days.

Sad. The U.S. should be leading the U N in trying to separate the two forces and bring peace. If you notice Bolton was the only member today justifying the Israeli overkill. It took a consortium of international efforts to establish Israel and it will take another international force to bring peace to the region.

I really feel sorry for the innocent Lebaneses caught in the middle of this bloody mayem. It troubles me to see some on this board rejoicing in this violence.
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The U.S. could calm the tensions so it would not spread into a wider war. But I do not see it happening. It is because this administration does not believe in diplomacy. It is also very unlateralist in its actions. Frankly, I am hoping that other countries like France, a former colonizer of Lebanon, Italy, Jordan, Russia, and Egypt could help calm down the tensions because I do not see the U.S. doing it.

BTW with this conflict Iraq will be put on the backpages of some newspapers.
 
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