‘U.S. furious over Israeli incitement against Obama’
The U.S. administration is furious over Israeli incitement against President Barack Obama, Democratic congressmen close to Obama told an Israeli source who returned from a visit to Washington this week.The congressmen even hinted that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been personally involved.
The source, who met in Washington with administration officials and members of Congress, told Haaretz he was stunned by the level of anger there over attempts to portray Obama to the American public as an enemy of Israel because of his efforts to restart peace talks and freeze settlement construction.
“There are people here who are playing with fire by damaging our relationship with the U.S.,” the source said.
This really pisses me off. They’re making it out like the Israelis are against peace, and that settlement contruction is a worse crime than sending rockets and bombs into Israel. How dare Israel question teh Won™ ?
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Abdullah himself sought to use his his exclusive interview with Haaretz to rouse Israeli public opinion from its apathy about the freeze in the peace process and the government’s support for rightist groups that seek to deepen Jewish control over Jerusalem’s Old City and its environs. Amman is concerned that Abbas’ growing weakness, along with the lack of progress despite Mitchell’s many visits to the region, will increase pressure on the Arab League to suspend the peace initiative it adopted in March 2002.
Apparently, Israel has had it made and their Arab neighbors have been oh so peaceful since 2002…
The whole issue is settlements?
BEIRUT:
At least two Katyusha rockets were fired from southern Lebanon and hit northern Israel on Friday afternoon, while Israel responded with artillery to the area where the rockets were originated.
Facing Rocket Attacks in Southern Israel
Militant group claims rocket attacks on Israel
Hezbollah removes rockets from bomb site
^ Those links could go on and on and on, but you already knew that.








Am Israel Chai! Am Israel Chai!
M,
I took my down so this one gets some life. I had is scheduled so I rescheduled it for 3 hours.
Did I miss something here? Was Obi elected President of Isreal? Didn’t think so.
What Israel should do is mass artillery on the southern border of Lebannon. When the Mohammedans fire rockets from there, turn on the artillery and shell everything between the border and the maximum range of the artillery. Shell it continuously until there is nothing but dust left.
Then move the border north. Rinse and repeat as necessary until either the rocket attacks end or they run out of Lebannon. Either way the problem will be solved.
re: #4 by Iron Fist
Israel should arm the Lebanese Christians and have then attack Hizb’ALlah from behind.
Yeah I saw this the a few days ago. It is typical. I will bet all my money ( yeah don’t get excited, I’m in debt up to my eyeballs) that the Congressman and source is a Self hating Jew. I remember attending a meeting before Gulf War 1 and by chance was sitting next to Sen. Lautenberg who “warned” that we JEWS should stop agitating for war because it might come back to bite us. The place errupted and the SOB had to be excorted out and the meeting ended.
OT
Karl Malden, his Serbian-Orthodox church (St. Sava), and the third longest marriage in Hollywood (70 years.) Art Linkletter has been married since 1935.
And a discussion about the Catholic and Greek Othodox Saint Saba/Saint Sava/Saint Sabbas, a monk who lived in the deserts near Jerusalem, and Saint Sava, a 13th century Serbian Orthodox bishop.
And how the Nueces River in Texas is not named for the Rio San Saba de las Nueces.
http://www.grouchyconservativepundits.com/index.php?topic=5776.0
Last week in one of the articles about barry’s nobel prize there was a very revealing quote by some hamas leader. To paraphrase, he said something to the effect of, obama has done nothing for the cause of the arab and muslim world. Basically, he is admitting the problem is not about palestinian statehood at all.
Is statehood for the pal’s THE arab / islamic cause?
Hi Ed
just stopping in for a minute…. working at home today.
re: #8 by teacake
“Is statehood for the pal’s THE arab / islamic cause?”
No never was. They just want all JEWS out of the middle east and a caliphate from sea to shining sea.
re: #11 by Nevergiveup
That’s what I got from the hamas guy’s comment. He all but admitted to that and its a shame not many people have picked up on that.
You go, stiff-necked people!
Carpet bomb Gaza or any other area where rocket and artillery fire is being directed at you. Hey fellow Jews, how’s that Obama working out for you?
re: #14 by Speranza
Hey fellow Jews, how’s that Obama working out for you?
So many Jews I know refused to believe that Hamas was running phone banks for Obama during the election, even though they proclaimed it proudly and there were videos of the Hamas efforts.
re: #13 by buzzsawmonkey
Buzzsawmonkey glad to see you! Don’t you feel so much better being away from that unnamed blog?
re: #15 by buzzsawmonkey
As I recall Drudge had several links to all that.
Meanwhile Putin is not that into Peace Prize Hussein and warns against sanctions on Iran.
Swell.
http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-43160620091014
re: #15 by buzzsawmonkey
They chose not to believe it. Classic cognitive dissonance. For example a friend of mine goes to a liberal temple. I told him that 90% fo the people there will vote for Obama even if he turns out to be the most anti Israel president ever. He denied it but I suspect a lot of classic cognitive dissonance.
re: #15 by buzzsawmonkey
Yeah me too. Of course those are the Jews I no longer associate with.
re: #18 by vagabond trader
They must be running out of Vodka and Champagne in Moscow with the weaklings in charge in Washington.
Barry had a muslim childhood and all his family on both his father’s sides are muslim. Of course he would have a feeling of kinship.
re: #16 by Speranza
I really don’t care to discuss the past.
I think I said all I really needed to in #112 on Monday’s Paleontology thread, though I’ve allowed myself to fall into a few other responses.
re: #5 by Rodan
That would work. My artillery based peace plan can also work in Gaza and the West Bank. All you have to do is spin up the tubes and keep ‘em fed…
re: #21 by Nevergiveup
Truly a disaster.The proles celebrate wee weed and the leaders snicker.
re: #3 by NoThreat2U
He’s under the impression he was elected as President of the World. Haven’t you been watching his apology tour?
/
Are we back in the Chocolate City yet?
re: #5 by Rodan
They are as corrupt as the day is long.
SLA sold out to Hezb’ullah in the end. The Marronites aren’t particularly found of Jews either. It was a relationship of convienance that played out once the Hezzies (with Iranian lucre) had more to offer materially than the Northern Command did.
re: #21 by Nevergiveup
Russian whores are giving it away in celebration of Moscow’s pre-emptive win of the Second Cold War…
re: #23 by buzzsawmonkey
Understood. Still it is good to see you again.
They got one thing wrong. The U.S. is NOT furious. Because President Wee Wee does not speak for the whole of the U.S. F**** him
I was only gone for a month. Never left since. Apparently Barry is visiting here today for some reason.
Don’t know what the acorn lady said about it, but she ended up getting fired this week. lol Guess she was bringing too much attention to the situation.
re: #28 by Scott Madsen
“SLA sold out to Hezb’ullah in the end. The Marronites aren’t particularly found of Jews either. It was a relationship of convienance that played out once the Hezzies (with Iranian lucre) had more to offer materially than the Northern Command did.”
Some of the most anti Isreal people I ever met were Lebanese Christians.
re: #28 by Scott Madsen
Well ask yourself, who would give Israel less trouble?
A Maronite Lebanon or the current Islamic Lebanon.
Also those SLA units that defected were Shia, not Maronites.
re: #27 by Ed Mahmoud
I’m a white chocolate broad myself.
re: #19 by Speranza
I remember sending some pertinant information about Obama and his many prominent statements which I felt were nescessary for any Jew to know. Her curt response was, “don’t send me any more hateful things about Barak Obama, I don’t want to hear about it. I want you to respect my wishes on this matter.” that sums up our people’s blind commitment to the political left in this country. It is a cruel joke being played on those of us who are paying attention. I still remember that idiot Sarah Silverman’s video, “The Big Schlepp.” I believe that Sarah should be forced to walk around the streets there while her video is continuously shown on their public T.V. For whatever reason, it takes a larger whack on the head for us Jews to awaken.
re: #33 by Speranza
They probably were Orthodox. The Orthodox Lebanese are are very Arab Nationalistic. Most Maronites I know like Israel/Jews. I do have Maronite relatives.
My Point is better a Maronite Lebanon than the Shia Jihadi hell hole it is.
e: #48 clonefan
This site is an incredible joke. What happened to you people?
Clonefan is no more
Speaking of Lebanese Christians and Jews…. ya know what you get when you mix the 2?
Tiny Tim. lol (true)
re: #19 by Speranza
It’s the same with many Hispanics. They just vote for Democrats because they think Republicans are racist. Even though the real racists are Progressives.
re: #39 by teacake
And he ain’t no Frank Sinatra?
re: #19 by Speranza
Hey you are going to love my next post. I turn the tables on the Progressives!
You’ll love it!!!!!!!!!
re: #36 by Flyovercountry
Uh huh, had to lose a friend because of it. She became damned near irrational and I am not one to zip my lip when things are not right.One funny thing, she wondered out loud if he’d cater more to people of color and ignore the needs of all the peeps. Wonder what she thinks now.
re: #36 by Flyovercountry
Not all of us
re: #34 by Rodan
I agree however if I were Israel I would not allow myself to get sucked into internal Lebanese politics.
re: #35 by vagabond trader
racist
rotflol, Sheila Jackson Lee wonders if the Mars rover can take a pic of the American flag the astronauts left there.
I think American Jews in particular are so desperate to fit in and not be a hated Jew, all the shame of being “a Jew” that to make up for it, they will say and do anything just to fit in.
I forgot where I read this but some Jewish guy wrote an article about how he was a liberal, hung out with all his liberal friends and one night while at some cocktail party after many cocktails one of his “friends” said to him, “do you have any idea how much we all really hate you.”
Wish I recalled where i saw that.
re: #44 by Nevergiveup
I know, I mean I am a definate conservative. I know that other people here are Jewish. But unfortunately, our fellow Jews support any Democrat by an 80/20 margin. This happens even though the Democrats represent everything our religion does not stand for. I have heard many Rabbis sermonizing or commenting on voting against the GOP. The argument is always based on emotional appeal.
re: #48 by teacake
Ah nah I don’t think it is that.
re: #40 by Rodan
Not even racist I think. But its hard to shake the old stereotype that R’s are all old white rich men.
re: #49 by Flyovercountry
Yeah I got ya. But I’ve walked on on more than one Rabbi who tryed to pull that.
re: #46 by Grimcargo
ummm ummm umm.
http://www.infobarrel.com/media/image/508.jpg
re: #47 by vagabond trader
Wrong planet Congresswoman! (It was the Moon Bitch!)
re: #50 by Nevergiveup
Maybe stupid and trusting?
re: #54 by Marge45b
Our leaders,gaaaah!
It can only get better right??
Why are you snickering?
re: #54 by Marge45b
She’s missing from the Red Fox Show.
Teacake- do you live in Louisiana now?
A certain Blogger at Wal-Mart buying DVDs here.
re: #45 by Speranza
Fair enough and they shouldn’t!
re: #47 by vagabond trader
She may be the dumbest human being alive.
In the 60s the Jewish social events at the community center tried to brainwash us with hootenanny’s. lol God I hate folk music.
re: #55 by teacake
I think it gets complicate. Up bringing, guilt, ignorance of history, ignorance of what the GOP is now as opposed to 50 years ago and the same for the Democratic party. And maybe a little self hate thrown in.
re: #49 by Flyovercountry
I love seeing conservative Jews online, don’t you?
Our families are usually filled with moonbats but our heads are in the right places anyway.
re: #54 by Marge45b
No kidding! How dumb to you have to be to not even know which planet we faked a landing on?
re: #58 by Ed Mahmoud
Been here about 20 years Ed. But I’d like to move to another place, just don’t know where to go.
re: #60 by Rodan
They should act in their best interests and if helping the Christians is in their best interests (which it is) then do so but be under no illusion that they (the Lebanese Christians) will love you because they wont (or at lest a large part of them wont).
re: #63 by Nevergiveup
It isn’t just Jews but Hispanics also that should not be voting for Democrats. Most US Interventions were done by Democrats.
The interventions in Latin America by Woodrow Wilson and the 1965 Invasion of Dominican Republic by Lyndon Johnson.
re: #65 by kcladderman
LOL!
re: #67 by Speranza
Like Auon, he’s really shit head! He really sold out. It’s that Iranian Money!
re: #59 by Marge45b
PONYTAIL!!!!!lmao
re: #64 by Eliana
Until the internet, I thought I was actually the only one. To answer your question, yes I love seeing you guys also.
re: #64 by Eliana
Thankfully my family was never a moonbat one.
re: #64 by Eliana
Yeah booze sure helps with that a family dinners
re: #65 by kcladderman
Good one!
re: #68 by Rodan
Yup
re: #71 by Grimcargo
Man I am blind, at first I thought it was sans pants. Which would not surprise me.
re: #70 by Rodan
Christians are only about 1/3rd of the country now. Too bad.
Am I the only indian in here with all these jews?
If there can be black jews I can be an indian jew
re: #33 by Speranza
That’s because they live with the muzzie arabs are are spoonfed the same lies as the arab children. I’ve heard some odd stories of Lebanese Christians having to flee their homes (from mussie agression, of course) and run to Israel. They were terrified and were blown away by the compassion they found there.
For some reason 99% of my friends are lefties. None of them have really figured out that I’m not one of them. The couple of people that have won’t talk to me anymore.
re: #73 by Speranza
You’re very fortunate!
I LOVE my family, but it’s tough if politics comes up.
My threshold for developing tics and blinks in this situation has become fairly low.
FOX NEWS: Harry Reid wants Health bills merged and on the floor for a vote by 10/26/2009. The troops for Afganastan, Ah not so fast?
re: #73 by Speranza
Mine were conservative Dems,we called my Dad the foreigner because he hated politicians and refused to vote.
re: #80 by Grimcargo
There are Indian Jews
re: #74 by Nevergiveup
Quite true, but I didn’t want to say this myself.
re: #68 by Rodan
Nobody should vote for Democrats period. Not even county dog catcher is a safe job. The only way they get elected is by convincing people that they represent different ideals than they actually do. Thanks to a compliant incurious media, they are able to do this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XivNwQ76mCs
Most people in the middle east have never even met a Jewish person. How could they if Jews aren’t allowed to live in muslim countries for the most part?
re: #80 by Grimcargo
Not positive but iirc TFK has Indian and Jewish blood.
re: #85 by vagabond trader
My mom was a Republican and my dad did not vote for many years because he did not want to be called for jury duty. My sister because a Republican before I did. My dad got put off by all the black anti Semitism he used to see on the news in the 1960’s.
re: #78 by Speranza
They are 18 Million in Latin America ironically! Carlos Slim, Selma Hayek and Shakira are Lebanese.
My Grandmother born in Dominican republic, her Parents where Lebanese and my Dominican family have Lebanese last names.
re: #87 by Eliana
And even then I have spent many a family meal outside eating on the stoop alone to avoid violence.
re: #81 by vapig
Remember the Israeli hospital that saved the life of a pali woman and when she checked out she checked back in wearing a bomb.
47. vagabond trader on 14 October, 2009 at 10:51 am reply rotflol, Sheila Jackson Lee wonders if the Mars rover can take a pic of the American flag the astronauts left there.
{{VT}}
I’m going to take a stab in the dark and declare that she is the product of our public indoctrination centers.
Big congressional special election in Florida is about to begin. Big Jewish population in this district, perhaps they will see the light in America.
http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2009/10/another-special-congressional-election.html
re: #83 by Eliana
However a lot of my friends are moonbats so I’ve become quite the expert in sequeing topics away from politics.
re: #91 by Speranza
My Mom would now be an R or at least an Indy and my brother is a registered R since Reagan. I suspect there was something amiss with my fathers citizenship. He was British born.The Dems have certainly changed and it surprises me that so many Jews approve.
re: #94 by Grimcargo
Yeah, they caught her at the Gaza-Israel border crossing with a bomb while on her way to a doctor’s appointment at the hospital where her life had been saved after suffering from cooking accident burns in Gaza.
She was wearing 20 pounds of explosives under her clothes.
It’s awesome that they caught her and stopped her.
re: #97 by Speranza
“However a lot of my friends are moonbats so I’ve become quite the expert in sequeing topics away from politics.”
Your a better man than me. I can’t seem to seque away from that stuff. I either explode or tell them they are morons
NEW YORK – A New York bicycle cabbie has used his web site to post a prayer that calls on God to murder all Jews and exhorts Muslims to “throw liquid drain cleaner in their faces.”
Yousef al-Khattab, who runs RevolutionMuslim.com and pedals a pedicab in New York City, insists the words he has posted on his web site are a prayer, and not a threat – and that his hatred is protected by the First Amendment,
http://www.revolutionmuslim.com/
Guess what, Hussein, not everybody thinks you’re all that.
Oh my, Rush is skewering Sharpton and Jackson with their own Jew hate words. “Zionism is a kind of poisonous weed choking Judaism.” and this gem “I’m sick of hearing about the Holocaust.”
I should feel guilty about what???
Obama,
Look back, LBJ, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, now you. Not one of you liberal Democrats stood up like real Americans would. Why would any leader of any country, large or small/ for U.S. or aginst U.S. belive one word out of your lying Democrat Party mouth.
History has you enclosed in your own lies.
re: #100 by Nevergiveup
This is tough for me too (trying to segue away from political discussions).
84. Nevergiveup on 14 October, 2009 at 11:03 am reply FOX NEWS: Harry Reid wants Health bills merged and on the floor for a vote by 10/26/2009. The troops for Afganastan, Ah not so fast?
I think this is because they know they will probably lose the governorships in both Virginia and New Jersey. They want this passed before the blue-dogs lose their nerve.
re: #37 by Rodan
“My Point is better a Maronite Lebanon than the Shia Jihadi hell hole it is.”
Absolutely, they still attacked in ‘48 though. Again we can thank Syrian influence then too.
However, today things are and could be different with developed economic ties between the Leavantine democracies. The original Lebanese are a reasonable pragmatic people and enjoy the same sensate west-med culture that Israelis do. If things were what they once were in Lebanon demographically there could be a very stable and productive Levant. Syria and Iran have fouled that nest though.
Damn Shame
All of the Christians I knew in Haifa grumbled a lot about all that was lost property wise with the creation of Israel, and anyone would who had farms appropiated to make way for urban planning. They were all IDF vets too and did reserve duty in some very tricky things. The saving thing is that they grumbled about the Palestinian movement more.
I haven’t any ethnic ties to any of this, so I only go by my past observations in the early 90s.
re: #104 by taxfreekiller
I know LBJ had his faults, many, but I’d rather not group him with the other 3. But that’s just me.
re: #101 by Grimcargo
I spit on it.
re: #98 by vagabond trader
So many Jews are reflexive Democrats because they associate conservatism with their oppressors. Funny because since WWII outside of Muslims, their biggest tormentors have come from the Left.
re: #105 by Eliana
Yeah I didn’t think you would. Wish I had you covering my back at those times.
re: #109 by vagabond trader
lest now his location is known.
re: #107 by Scott Madsen
Your observations are correct. The Arab-Israeli Christians mostly complain about Urban Development and lost property, but they prefer Jewish to Muslim rule.
re: #107 by Scott Madsen
ever notice that every Pali “refugee” claims he was living in a mansion. Man that Palestine Mandate must have been heaven on earth!
re: #84 by Nevergiveup
It is going to be interesting to see what they get through the Legislature. As of now, I think Obama would sign legislation that required the enslavement of unicorns, and mandatory pixie dust testing and call it “Health Care Reform”. He has to pass something, or he’s a lame duck less than a year into his first term.
The Republicans should try and make it as painful for the Democrats as possible. Remember, the Democrats want to murder Old People, and they want to tax young people at 110% of their income. Neither one of those is exactly a lie, sad to say…
re: #65 by kcladderman
LOL!
re: #110 by Speranza
During WW2 as well, hint hint National Socialists!
94. Grimcargo on 14 October, 2009 at 11:06 am reply re: #81 by vapig
Disgusting! Not I hadn’t heard that particular story. Have these people no souls?
I truly don’t like the idea of killing people (I’d prefer to isolate these people and certainly I want the pali’s driven into the surrounding arab countries) but when you hear stories like these you (me) just want to carpet bomb all of them!
re: #113 by Rodan
Israel is the only Middle Eastern nation whose Cristian population has actually increased. Bethlehem used to be 90% Christian, now it is 80% Muslim.
# 65 kcladderman
This made me think of this completely inconsequential question: How come all the other planets’ moons in our solar system have names, but our moon doesn’t?
re: #110 by Speranza
Again, proof that educated people are not always infused with common sense.
re: #115 by Iron Fist
Yup use the 95/96 Clinton playbook. Run commercials about Old people being killed. Sarah Palin was onto it with death Panels, but the GOP backed off.
Republicans have no balls, they rather lose with “Honor” than win by ruthlessness.
Sorry, in Politics winning is everything!
re: #120 by RickMZ
Sure it does, Luna.
re: #117 by Rodan
and Pat Buchanan and his ilk have been ridden out of the GOP.
re: #119 by Speranza
Yup, Christians are being chased out of the Arab countries. Plus Christians in Israel can worship without harassment. In fact the Israeli Government has rebuilt Churches and Monasteries.
re: #49 by Flyovercountry
and this is the reason i dislike so many in the american jewish society who cannot compare one iota with their brother/sisters in israel.
re: #121 by vagabond trader
Being educated and being intelligent are not always correlated. Look at any college faculty and you can see that.!
re: #124 by Speranza
Exactly, he is at home now with his Progressive brothers. The Leftists on MSNBC love Pat Buchanan. he says what they feel in their hearts.
Hey guys great thread but I owe my employer some work. Check back in an hour or so.
re: #118 by vapig
Political realities have always necessitated a certain amount of killing. All things being equal, I prefer to make my enemies do the dying. They die so much better than my allies and friends
re: #128 by Rodan
and he gives them cover so they can say “See we are balanced too”!
re: #95 by vapig
lol, hey girl!
re: #126 by apachegunner
Well self preservation is a powerful motivator
re: #111 by Nevergiveup
Yeah – we could fight together!!
A conservative friend of mine told me recently that another really good friend of his was talking moonbat stuff and anti-Israel stuff to him in a conversation. Very upsetting to my friend.
He then asked, “Would you like his phone number?”
He said he wanted to send the cavalry (me) to help straighten the guy out.
I declined, though. I can’t even talk my own sister out of her moonbathood after having spent my whole life as a child in the bedroom that she graciously shared with me after I was born.
re: #126 by apachegunner
I’ve met many Israelis who don’t have high opinions of Most American Jews, I kid you not. It really stunned me when I met many Israelis in NY spewing stuff that if they weren’t Jewish also, would pass as anti-Semitic.
It boggled my mind.
re: #127 by Speranza
Maybe you can expound on what I just wrote. I don’t know if you ever encountered this attitude among some Israelis.
re: #122 by Rodan
You have to win before you can govern. All the high-minded political philosophy in the world does nothing for you if you are sitting in re-education camp while your enemies live off the sweat of your brow.
Bad News ?
Say it with baby animals
re: #134 by Eliana
Yeah my older sister is a moonbat also. But since I joined the Navy she has tried to shut her yap some.
re: #71 by Grimcargo
It just has to be that certain PONYTAIL kind of guy! LOL!
re: #136 by Iron Fist
Yup, instead these RINO Republicans would rather be a honorable minority, then be ruthlessly in power.
re: #125 by Rodan
Although idiots like the late Robert NOvak claimed that Isreal was harming Christian communities in Israel and the west bank – which was demonstrably false.
If Jesus were back on Earth he wuld be carrying an Israei passport.
I guess I don’t have a problem with Israel’s anger.
I’d be just as angry if any other country kept trying to insert themselves into our lives.
Can you imagine if we had issues with Canada and the Egypt kept condemning us for building houses in Minnesota?
We’d be facing away from egypt and, as a country, mooning them, 300 million butts at once.
re: #141 by Speranza
Yup, his claims were debunked big time. As a Christian myself, I would love to live in Israel than any Islamic country!
Plus Israeli women are hot!!!!!!!!!!!
re: #120 by RickMZ
How come all the other planets’ moons in our solar system have names, but our moon doesn’t?
It does – it’s called “The Moon”!
Actually, it does have a “real” name – Luna.
re: #113 by Rodan
Yep.
I think everyone would prefer it that way.
And I would damn sure would prefer BiBi or even Rabin over BO as our president, shit, I would rather have George Hadad at that.
/I guess the question now in the West should be:
What is more preferable, Tranzi rule or Moslem rule….pick your poison.
re: #108 by Nevergiveup
LBJ got drunk often, went down to the command center and changed the B-52’s bomb drop locations.
When the strike on the VC/NVA headqts. in Cambodia just over the S.Viet/Cambodia border went down, should have been 36 planes. LBJ took 24 of them off that mission sent them to another his choice place, as they were on the way to nam. Only 12 hit the VC/NVA headgts. , the BDA team was on the way and did not get word and the team was inserted into a mad ass bee hive of “live”,, just bombed NVA/VC.
Not just one time, many times.
RMK/BRJ Construction Company built many of the ports, and instlations in nam.
Brown/Root/ ===== and Johnson, Lady Bird, owners.
spit on LBJ grave
114. Speranza on 14 October, 2009 at 11:17 am reply re: #107 by Scott Madsen
ever notice that every Pali “refugee” claims he was living in a mansion. Man that Palestine Mandate must have been heaven on earth!
One of my favorite stories was told by a Jewish man in either Gaza or the West Bank. He had built his house from scratch, himself. There had been nothing at all on the land before he came there with his family. After about 17 years he started noticing an old arab man standing outside his property staring at his house. Day after day this old man would just come and stare. Soon he noticed that the old man had brought a young boy with him. Finally irritated, he walked up to the old man and asked him what his business was. The old man answered that he just wanted to see and show his grandson the house he had grown up in as a young boy. He even produced a set of keys that he said went to the house.
This is a true story and you can’t reason with this kind of crazy!
re: #142 by LanceKates
Or if the Europeans, Russian and Chinese kept insisting that we give back the Southwest to Mexico, grant Hawaii Independence or give Puerto-Rico back to Spain.
How would we feel?
re: #143 by Rodan
you got that partner, seen the photo layouts of the IDF babes? wow
re: #135 by Rodan
I have and they were spoken by a bud who was a burly macho Israeli ex commando who had some fingers blown off in the 67 war.Great guy,drank like a sailor, no use for leftist American Jews,lol.He was also a munitions expert and inventor.
re: #135 by Rodan
Israel also has its academic leftists such as Ilan Pappe (now an exile), Baruch Kimmerling, Neve Gordon, and several others.
Btw nice discipline being shown so far about not mentioning the other blog as you requested.
re: #147 by vapig
Arabs who call themselves “Palestinians” sell keys that have no indents for any locks anywhere as supposedly real keys to supposedly real houses that supposedly still exist in Jewish communities in Israel inside the green line.
Only 550,000 Arabs fled Israel in 1948, but 4 to 9 million Arabians claim to have houses that still exist in Israel (as if the houses had sex and multiplied with each other while the descendants of the actual refugees who’d fled Israel were being born).
It’s a special kind of crazy alright.
re: #146 by taxfreekiller
Yeah I understand, but unlike the other 3 I think LBJ loved America, he just was a shitty war time President. And yes he got men killed.
re: #151 by Speranza
Btw nice discipline being shown so far about not mentioning the other blog as you requested.
What other blog? There is no other blog.
re: #147 by vapig
Arabs are practiced liars.
re: #147 by vapig
There is only two ways a story like that can end, and both of them require somebody in a grave. The difference in the endings is the difference of who goes in the grave. Some things are so obvious that it is hard to believe that all sides don’t see the answer. The Palestinians know what answer they want, but they lack the strength of arms to bring it about.
re: #154 by tqcincinnatus
No other blog but this blog.
re: #152 by Eliana
Conversely, I wonder do any Jews have keys to their property that was confiscated when they fled Islamic lands.
re: #157 by Speranza
There can be only one!
re: #149 by apachegunner
Hell yeah!
re: #143 by Rodan
Israel is far from perfect but I would take the worst of Israel over the best of any Islamic country any day of the year!
re: #157 by Speranza
No other blog but this blog.
Is this the online company of Rent?
re: #151 by Speranza
Valid points.
re: #158 by vagabond trader
I’ve never heard of this.
Then again, Jews in Israel from families that had fled from the Arab lands after Israel was founded aren’t looking to go back to Araby.
re: #164 by Eliana
Amen!
re: #157 by Speranza
No other blog but this blog.
And Speranza is its prophet?
re: #162 by buzzsawmonkey
It was a pun on
“There is no God but Allah”
# 123 vagabond trader
I hear ya, but not really. I googled Phobos, for example, and was greeted with a list of entries on the Martian moon. But when I googled Luna, I received lots of topics, but nothing regarding our moon.
From the always unreliable Wiki:
So technically, the name of our moon is The Moon, not Luna. Which still begs my question, as ‘moon’ is a generic term for natural satellites revolving around planets. It just strikes me as odd. Don’t know why.
re: #166 by tqcincinnatus
I would have been a better prophet then he who shall not be mentioned.
re: #158 by vagabond trader
An interesting point, especially when the Mohammedans say that what was once Mohammedan must always be Mohammedan. Perhaps the Jews should look into adopting that mindset.
After all, Abu Abu, Mecca and Medina used to be nice Jewish towns once, before the riff-raff moved in and put property values in the shitter…
152. Eliana on 14 October, 2009 at 11:35 am reply
This very well may have been inside of Israel proper. I can’t remember. I DO recall that the man had said he built the house from scratch with his own two hands and that nothing was there when he and his family moved there (I assume he bought the land) and that they’d been there for 17 years before this guy started showing up.
This is one reason why I don’t think arabs should be allowed to live in Israel.
Hey everybody, lots of stuff going on, so can only do a drive by post.
Now we have a government who targets citizens of this country for destruction.
zero has already thrown Israel under the bus. I predicted that, as well as many others, long ago.
Anyone else notice, that sometimes when drudge main page refreshes, the top part of the page turns red, then slowly fades back to white again?
re: #167 by Speranza
Ah. I was thinking of the “no day but today” line, which is the only thing I know from the Rent score.
re: #173 by buzzsawmonkey
I never saw Rent. I think Jesse L. Martin from Law & Order was in the movie.
re: #170 by Iron Fist
After all, Abu Abu, Mecca and Medina used to be nice Jewish towns once, before the riff-raff moved in and put property values in the shitter…
The Ka’aba is actually a roadside attraction–the World’s Biggest Tefillin. Sort of like those big balls of twine or tinfoil that serve as roadside attractions in the Midwest.
You got to attract the passing caravans as best you know how.
re: #171 by vapig
Yes, it was probably inside the green line (since this is where the Arabs want to move as a result of a peace agreement). It’s not going to happen, of course.
The settlements in Judea and Samaria were all built on empty land and the Arabs definitely want to acquire them as a result of a peace agreement, but I doubt that any of them intend to live there. They’re aiming to move inside the green line. They just want to see 500,000 Jews thrown out of their homes in Judea, Samaria and eastern Jerusalem while they’re at it.
155. Speranza on 14 October, 2009 at 11:37 am reply re: #147 by vapig
Arabs are practiced liars.
Yes – IIRC this was actually a story about pali hatred being passed on generation to generation. The point was that this old man was teaching his grandchild a lie in order for him to hate people he didn’t know and teaching him that they had stolen from their family.
In the same piece they showed an old pali film (shown to gradeschool children) that supposedly showed a Jewish teacher killing pali children. Dear Lord – it even looked as though the man in the film actually killed or seriously injured the child in the film. Really sick stuff!
re: #152 by Eliana
Hey, there was a song about that !
If the Israeli Arabs weren’t so darn Muslim, they could open Palinesian restaurants. But Islam wouldn’t permit tiki drinks in giant hollowed-out esrogs.
re: #152 by Eliana
Two eyedrops of beautyric acid, and nobody will ever go into that house again. You can find this stuff in any highschool chemistry lab in the country. Somebody did it to a dormitory floor at Ohio State in 1982. They had to evacuate 3 floors in Taylor Tower until an anonymous phone call told them what had been done and where the drops were placed. Every door on those floors had to be replaced. People were able to return about a day later.
re: #155 by Speranza
This is a cultural issue.
It isn’t regarded as immoral to lie.
In Iraq, American interrogators discovered that lie detectors are useless there because there are no physical signs of guilt/stress/whatever when people lie in the Arab culture. They found out about this when someone they knew had lied about a very trivial matter that didn’t require a lie for any good reason (such as protecting oneself or covering for ones actions).
It was a completely superfluous lie.
So they checked into the matter with a lie detector. The lie detector doesn’t work in this culture.
It’s not an insult to anyone to say this – it’s just a fact.
re: #176 by Eliana
It is interesting to me that Israel has people of all religions living there, but the Mohammedans demand a Judenrein Judea before they will consider peace. As an outsider and student of military history, this points to what may be Israel’s fatal flaw. You are too damn nice. Life as an enemy of the Jews in Israel is pretty slick unless your name is Eichmann. Life in the so-called occupied territories isn’t really bad by neighborhood standards, either.
Israel doesn’t give the Mohammedans any real reason not to prefer war, since it really doesn’t cost them anything of significance even when the Jews kick their ass six ways from Sunday. The “Occupied Territories”, shit. Nothing there but desert and undesirables. Take something that means something from them, and they may get serious about wanting peace.
re: #180 by Flyovercountry
Israel is sometimes using a stinky liquid substance to spray on protesters at security fence protests these days.
One spray and everyone has to leave to take a shower.
It is absolutely foolproof.
Even the stinkiest people on Earth would take a shower when sprayed with this stuff.
It’s an incredibly good riot control technique.
The IDF calls it the “skunk bomb.”
176. Eliana on 14 October, 2009 at 11:49 am reply
Seeing all the Jews physically torn from their homes in Gaza made me ill. Although, I don’t think I’d be squeamish at all if I saw 1,000,000 arabs ripped out of Jerusulem.
re: #182 by Iron Fist
One of the most ironic things about this whole situation…
Do you know of the Bahai faith?
It is a religion that was started in Iran.
It is illegal in Iran today.
The Bahai WORLD TEMPLE is located in Haifa, Israel.
I’ve seen it – what a beautiful building!
It reminds me of photos of the Mormon Temple.
This is a photo of the Bahai Temple in Haifa, Israel:
Bahai Temple in Haifa
I found a picture today that dispells the rumour about Charles’ ponytail. I don’t know how to post the photo here, so I will take advantage of the admins kindness and send it to them in an email. They can post it if they wish to do so.
re: #185 by Eliana
there is also a Bahai Temple in Wilmete, Il, on the shore of Lake Michigan. beautiful place, people come from 100s of miles around to get married at the temple.
Mail has been sent. lol lol
Karridine is Baha’ai…
re: #177 by vapig
On the blog that shall not be mentioned the owner (before he went bat shit crazy) used to show photos of Palis with keys (funny but all the keys looked the same) lovingly remembering long lost homes. I tell you Mandate Palestine must have been the most prosperous place on earth. Every Arab yard had orange and olive tress galore!
re: #23 by buzzsawmonkey
that was some awesome prose.
my contribution.
There once was a blogger from Venus.
Who came to let facts get between us.
He banned all those with a brain
and embraced the insane
so 2.0 exists to help wean us
re: #183 by Eliana
Oh those imaginative Jews!
re: #181 by Eliana
Back in the days before he was insane Andrew Sullivan wrote this
THAT BARAK QUOTE: It comes from the New York Review of Books interview I linked to yesterday. It resonated with several readers and is still resonating with me. It’s about negotiating with the Palestinian leadership:
‘They are products of a culture in which to tell a lie…creates no dissonance. They don’t suffer from the problem of telling lies that exists in Judeo-Christian culture. Truth is seen as an irrelevant category. There is only that which serves your purpose and that which doesn’t. They see themselves as emissaries of a national movement for whom everything is permissible. There is no such thing as ‘the truth’.
The tantalizing question is whether he’s referring to the PLO or the literature departments of most Ivy League colleges.
re: #183 by Eliana
The skunk bomb
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2008/09/skunk-attack/
re: #186 by Eliana
That is in fact a Mausolem that holds the remains of The Bab, one of the central figures of the Bahai Faith:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrine_of_the_Báb
The site for a future Bahai temple in Israel is above that structure towards the Mt.Carmel promatory. The site is marked by an obelisk but is inaccesable to the public. They allow the IDF to use it when they need it.
The Bahais take great pains not to prostelyze in Israel which is out of character for the ones I have meet here in the states.
They are theists who believe in an eventual world order or Bahai World Commonwealth. The large greek marble buildings adjacent to the Babs place are the Seat of The Universal House of Justice, their future world governing body.
Yes, Israel is very tolerent indeed. The Amadiyyah movement also has a small headquarters in haifa
There is an Amadiyyah mosque not too far off I-45 at the Kuykendahl exit.
Remarkable, a brnach of Islam that isn’t violent. They think the mahdi (the one the Shia in iran are waiting on) has already come and was ixnay on the eheading-bay.
Part of their minaret was torn off during Hurricane Ike, took them about 8 months to fix it.
THE GATHERING-IN: Israeli Growth Outpaces Rest of World
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/133832
I have heard it said that 90% of American Jews would vote for Hitler if he ran as a Democrat.
re: #199 by George guy, Lizard-in-exile
Actually, it’s not quite that bad.
Only 75-80% of American Jews vote for Democrats and among these Jewish Democrats, a majority of them would side with Israel over Obama if push came to shove.
/This surprised me, too.
It would be relieving to see if that’s the case. I’d love to see Chairman Zero try to call them traitors.