Bush says Israelis ARE the Chosen People

[stelios]

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,23707385-5003402,00.h tml

From correspondents in Jerusalem
May 16, 2008 04:35am

US President George W. Bush told Israelis today they were a "chosen people" who can forever count on American support against enemies like Hamas and Iran.

On a day when Palestinians remembered homes and land lost as Israel was created in 1948, Mr Bush made only fleeting reference to their aspirations for a state of their own in a speech marking Israel's 60th anniversary that was laced with references to God.

Basking in ovations on the second day of a farewell visit to a country where his presidency is hailed as a golden age, Bush again said little of the talks he has sponsored in recent months between Israel and the Palestinians, which he hopes can bring a deal on a Palestinian state before he leaves office in January.

Speaking of the "promise of God" for a "homeland for the chosen people" in Israel, Mr Bush told the Israeli parliament after a visit to the Roman-era Jewish fortress at Masada: "Masada shall never fall again, and America will always stand with you."

He predicted the defeat of Islamist enemies Hamas, Hezbollah and al-Qaeda in a "battle of good and evil".

Letting Iran have nuclear weapons would be an "unforgivable betrayal of future generations", he said.

By comparing talking with such foes to appeasement of Hitler, he sparked a debate at home among those campaigning to succeed him as president.

Mr Bush described the "bonds of the Book" - faith in the Bible shared by Christians like himself and Jews - as bolstering an "unbreakable" alliance between Israel and the United States.

Of the Palestinians, half of whom were pushed into exile to make way for the Jewish state, Mr Bush said that, looking ahead another 60 years in the future, "the Palestinian people will have the homeland they have long dreamed of and deserved".

The president's language in Israel has dismayed Palestinians looking for the US superpower to mediate in their negotiations with Israel. Islamist Hamas, which spurns such talks, said Mr Bush sounded "like a priest or a rabbi" and had delivered a "slap in the face" to those Palestinians who placed their hopes in him.

Mr Bush said: "Some people suggest that if the United States would just break ties with Israel, all our problems in the Middle East would go away ... America utterly rejects it."

In scattered protests marking the anniversary of Israel's first day of statehood on May 15, 1948, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip threw rocks towards Israeli police and troops, who fired tear gas and bullets in the air.

In a speech marking what Palestinians call the "Nakba", or catastrophe, when some 700,000 Arabs fled or were forced from their homes during Israel's foundation, President Mahmoud Abbas said: "Isn't it time for Israel to respond to the call of a just and comprehensive peace and achieve historic reconciliation between the two peoples on this sacred and tortured land?"

But Palestinian political analyst Ali Jarbawi said Mr Bush's rhetoric showed Washington was not being an honest broker: "He is not talking about a two-state solution.

He is talking about a state of leftovers for the Palestinians," Mr Jarbawi said.

Arabs are especially sensitive to what they see as amnesia, or worse, among Israelis and foreigners about how many of them were forced into exile in 1948. By saying Jewish "refugees arrived here in the desert", Mr Bush may have done little to persuade many Palestinians their own refugees are not forgotten.

Amid the standing ovations that have followed him since he arrived in Israel on Wednesday, there was some discord.

Three Arab members of Israel's parliament held up a sign reading "We shall overcome" and were escorted out of the Knesset chamber as Mr Bush began to speak.

Asked about Mr Bush's speech, White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said the president was "hopeful" a deal could be struck by the time he leaves office.

In Ramallah in the West Bank, pedestrians stood at attention as sirens wailed for two minutes to remember the Nakba.

Calling Mr Bush "the leader of evil in the world", Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri said the group would never grow weak.

At Masada, a cable car carried Mr Bush high above the Dead Sea to the plateau where, according to a Roman-era historian, 960 Jewish men, women and children committed suicide rather than surrender to Roman legions crushing a rebellion.

There have been few signs of progress in US-brokered negotiations since promises were made at a peace conference in Annapolis, Maryland, in November.

In the latest setback to a deal, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said he will quit if indicted in a police corruption probe. The split between Mr Abbas and Hamas and fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza have also hampered peace efforts.

Today Mr Bush and his wife Laura will wind up their visit to Jerusalem and fly on to Saudi Arabia before weekend talks in Egypt with Mr Abbas and other appointed Arab stooge leaders.

[Anders Lindman]

Chosen for what?! And by whom? By God? Does this means that the Israelis will survive while the rest of the world's population will die? What exactly is the plan here?

[vera susa]

Chosen for what?! And by whom? By God? Does this means that the Israelis will survive while the rest of the world's population will die? What exactly is the plan here?

Oh dear...
that piddling bit of low lying middle eastern desert,
is NOT can NOT BE, The Glorious, STABLE, Rich Land,
Promised BY THE CREATOR of ALL THAT IS, to
the LONG AGO (BEFORE man settled Europe),
SCATTERED, MIXED & MINGLED Tribes of ISRAEL...
That Land IS AUSTRALIA.

And why worry about The FIRST Death, when it's
The SECOND Death we're CALLED REJECT by
NOT REJECTING The Holy Spirit of TRUTH.


But WAR "They" WILL have in that LOW country...
THE War, before Christ's RETURN...

Ah, but it's not only
The HeadLESS Thompson
GUNNER;
the Mc DONALD'S
HOUSE;
that it's taken in
New York, New York;
or EVEN
The BEASTS HEAD
being held...

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/245/459247520_2a58beaf1a_o.jpg

SEE THE TOES...

THE LAST
WORLDLY KINGDOM
IS THE CLAY & Iron TOES...
THEY CRUMBLE...

DANIELS PROPHECY
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebuchadnezzar's_statue_vision_in_Daniel_2#Table
read HOW it ENDS!
What everyone MISSES
because of "That"
FALSE EGYPT TIME LINE,
we SHOW you here, and yes
ONLY here!

Now as snoopsnufflupagus
has LOUDLY STATE
I believe, NO, KNOW,
ALL THE "experts" ARE WRONG,
at least about TIME & LOCATION.

He SELLS the 5 book
TORA TORA TORAH.

I SHARE what IS
in this REAL,
WHOLE World
God told us to study
to Find Him.

The LAWS he PREACHES
WERE needed BEFORE
The GRACE of the HOLY SPIRIT
being Poured Out...
he REFUSES to
TELL THE WHOLE STORY
about The WHOLE WORLD...

He LUSTS for "THAT" WAR in
The LOW PLAINS of 'israel':
Elevation:
Highest—Mount Meron,
a piddling,
3,963 ft (1,208 m) above sea level.

Lowest—shore of the Dead Sea,
about
1,373 ft (419 m) below sea level.

Those who DO want to know what
NO ONE ELSE is ADMITTING about
THE GREATEST CONSPIRACY,
can read on from here;
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11956&page=501

And don't be daunted by the number of pages
(not much at all if it were a hard copy book),
or the many topics, as it does take quite some work
SHOWING EXAMPLES of HOW "They've" PULLED OFF
such a HUGE CON
...how "ALL BUT THE VERY ELECT ARE DECEIVED".

[Anders Lindman]

that piddling bit of low lying middle eastern desert,
is NOT can NOT BE, The Glorious, STABLE, Rich Land,
Promised BY THE CREATOR of ALL THAT IS

That Land IS AUSTRALIA.


Ok, so Australia is the promised land. Must the chosen people move to Australia then? I don't understand the relation between the chosen people and the promised land.

Have the chosen people only been promised a piece of land?! Most people in the world already have land to live on. Is a promised land better than a non-promised land? A special land? A precious land? Will real estate prices in the promised land be higher on average than real estate in other countries?

Chosen people? Chosen for what?!

[Anders Lindman]

I believe that in the Bible the LORD said something like: "You are My chosen people"

Ok, but then what? There must be some purpose, no? Were the people chosen for some special purpose? For a good or for a bad purpose? Were they chosen to become superior?

Hitler's Arians and the Chosen People, opposames? :confused:

[Anders Lindman]

Iran's president talks about wiping Israel off the map, and Hillary Clinton talks about obliterating Iran if Israel is being attacked. These are grown up people talking like that! Adults behaving like children playing in a sandbox. Are people in positions of power retarded?

[raffles]

Bush = retard

[Anders Lindman]

Bush = retard

My guess is that the people in positions of power themselves are not retarded. It's when they connect to the collective mind of their nations that they fall into a primitive level of thinking and behaviour.

The more people there are in a hive mind, the more powerful it gets, but also the more primitive it becomes.

In an individual person there is an ego and a mirror. The ego is the "me" and the mirror is the "not me". The mirror has two sides; a friendly side and a shadow side. The friendly side consists of things like "my family", "my friends", "my country" and so on, and the shadow consists of "my enemies".

The friendly side requires a higher level of consciousness to function than the shadow side.

A collective mind is made up of the same parts as an individual: ego and mirror. And for the collective mind it requires even more advanced consciousness to uphold the friendly side of the mirror. That's why nations so easily can regress into states of conflict.

At a cocktail party for instance, Iran's president and Hillary Clinton can no doubt get along well when they have their roles as individuals, but when they take on the much larger hive minds of their nations it becomes much more difficult for them to avoid conflict.

[vera susa]

Ok, so Australia is the promised land. Must the chosen people move to Australia then? I don't understand the relation between the chosen people and the promised land.

Have the chosen people only been promised a piece of land?! Most people in the world already have land to live on. Is a promised land better than a non-promised land? A special land? A precious land? Will real estate prices in the promised land be higher on average than real estate in other countries?

Chosen people? Chosen for what?!

To SHOW God can NOT LIE and so,
WILL KEEP His GOOD NEWS PROMISE.

He told us from the beginning, what would
come to be, and DESCRIBED the GLORIOUS Land
(have you seen the LIGHT here, unique due to
it's position on the globe),
Rich (well, we got it ALL, from foods to minerals to
fuels, inc. URANIUM),
STABLE (been following the EARTHQUAKES &
VOLCANOES & STORMS lately?), that will NOT
"save" anyone (just as NOTHING Worldly can).

But those who SEEK HIM with their Whole Hearts
and Whole MINDS, as He said to, by looking at
all there IS in His Creation, the Whole world and
All peoples, and DON'T DENY the Holy Spirit of
TRUTH that OZ is indeed the land He DESCRIBED...

HARD TO MISS a CONTINENT SIZED landmass...
and so come out from under the DEADLY DECEPTIONS
of those men that invented excuses to SLAUGHTER
over a piddling bit of DESERT....that btw, you can't
fit 5-10% of the world's population on...whereas OZ,
OZ[ion], ZiOn...

But there are TWO DEATHS, and only the SECOND
IS PERMANENT...though MANY will wish they could have
STAYED DEAD the First time!

[Anders Lindman]

To SHOW God can NOT LIE and so,
WILL KEEP His GOOD NEWS PROMISE.

He told us from the beginning, what would
come to be, and DESCRIBED the GLORIOUS Land
(have you seen the LIGHT here, unique due to
it's position on the globe),


Ok, I can understand that the chosen people have been promised a glorious land. But all other people, I can't understand why we also couldn't be given a glorious land. Aren't the Christians envious since they are not the chosen people?

[romas]

Sometimes I wonder if american people ever ask, why is that our government is focusing on kissing Israels ass, out of 195 countries we shall only suck the jewish circumsized willie.

[cycles of time]

thats rather arrogant ,pompous,self-righteous and megalomanist

[emerald]

Typically Bush... There is no "God's chosen ppl", it's just another lie perpetrated for so many centuries.

[thetonic]

Bush is a talmudist.. We are butt buddies with Israel. We are screwed unless we ditch Israel.

[krakhead]

Here's the full text of the speech from http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080515/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_mideast_text

Text of President Bush's speech to the Israeli parliament

Thu May 15, 12:57 PM ET

Text of President Bush's speech to the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, as provided by the White House.

___

President Peres and Mr. Prime Minister, Madam Speaker, thanks very much for hosting this special session. President Beinish, Leader of the Opposition Netanyahu, Ministers, members of the Knesset, distinguished guests: Shalom.

Laura and I are thrilled to be back in Israel. We have been deeply moved by the celebrations of the past two days. And this afternoon, I am honored to stand before one of the world's great democratic assemblies and convey the wishes of the American people with these words: Yom Ha'atzmaut Sameach.

It is a rare privilege for the American president to speak to the Knesset, although the prime minister told me there is something even rarer — to have just one person in this chamber speaking at a time. My only regret is that one of Israel's greatest leaders is not here to share this moment. He is a warrior for the ages, a man of peace, a friend. The prayers of the American people are with Ariel Sharon.

We gather to mark a momentous occasion. Sixty years ago in Tel Aviv, David Ben-Gurion proclaimed Israel's independence, founded on the "natural right of the Jewish people to be masters of their own fate." What followed was more than the establishment of a new country. It was the redemption of an ancient promise given to Abraham and Moses and David — a homeland for the chosen people Eretz Yisrael.

Eleven minutes later, on the orders of President Harry Truman, the United States was proud to be the first nation to recognize Israel's independence. And on this landmark anniversary, America is proud to be Israel's closest ally and best friend in the world.

The alliance between our governments is unbreakable, yet the source of our friendship runs deeper than any treaty. It is grounded in the shared spirit of our people, the bonds of the Book, the ties of the soul. When William Bradford stepped off the Mayflower in 1620, he quoted the words of Jeremiah: "Come let us declare in Zion the word of God." The founders of my country saw a new promised land and bestowed upon their towns names like Bethlehem and New Canaan. And in time, many Americans became passionate advocates for a Jewish state.

Centuries of suffering and sacrifice would pass before the dream was fulfilled. The Jewish people endured the agony of the pogroms, the tragedy of the Great War, and the horror of the Holocaust — what Elie Wiesel called "the kingdom of the night." Soulless men took away lives and broke apart families. Yet they could not take away the spirit of the Jewish people, and they could not break the promise of God.

When news of Israel's freedom finally arrived, Golda Meir, a fearless woman raised in Wisconsin, could summon only tears. She later said: "For two thousand years we have waited for our deliverance. Now that it is here it is so great and wonderful that it surpasses human words."

The joy of independence was tempered by the outbreak of battle, a struggle that has continued for six decades. Yet in spite of the violence, in defiance of the threats, Israel has built a thriving democracy in the heart of the Holy Land. You have welcomed immigrants from the four corners of the Earth. You have forged a free and modern society based on the love of liberty, a passion for justice, and a respect for human dignity. You have worked tirelessly for peace. You have fought valiantly for freedom.

My country's admiration for Israel does not end there. When Americans look at Israel, we see a pioneer spirit that worked an agricultural miracle and now leads a high-tech revolution. We see world-class universities and a global leader in business and innovation and the arts. We see a resource more valuable than oil or gold: the talent and determination of a free people who refuse to let any obstacle stand in the way of their destiny.

I have been fortunate to see the character of Israel up close. I have touched the Western Wall, seen the sun reflected in the Sea of Galilee, I have prayed at Yad Vashem. And earlier today, I visited Masada, an inspiring monument to courage and sacrifice. At this historic site, Israeli soldiers swear an oath: "Masada shall never fall again."

Citizens of Israel: Masada shall never fall again, and America will be at your side.

This anniversary is a time to reflect on the past. It's also an opportunity to look to the future. As we go forward, our alliance will be guided by clear principles — shared convictions rooted in moral clarity and unswayed by popularity polls or the shifting opinions of international elites.

We believe in the matchless value of every man, woman and child. So we insist that the people of Israel have the right to a decent, normal and peaceful life, just like the citizens of every other nation.

We believe that democracy is the only way to ensure human rights. So we consider it a source of shame that the United Nations routinely passes more human rights resolutions against the freest democracy in the Middle East than any other nation in the world.

We believe that religious liberty is fundamental to a civilized society. So we condemn anti-Semitism in all forms — whether by those who openly question Israel's right to exist or by others who quietly excuse them.

We believe that free people should strive and sacrifice for peace. So we applaud the courageous choices Israeli's leaders have made. We also believe that nations have a right to defend themselves and that no nation should ever be forced to negotiate with killers pledged to its destruction.

We believe that targeting innocent lives to achieve political objectives is always and everywhere wrong. So we stand together against terror and extremism, and we will never let down our guard or lose our resolve.

The fight against terror and extremism is the defining challenge of our time. It is more than a clash of arms. It is a clash of visions, a great ideological struggle. On the one side are those who defend the ideals of justice and dignity with the power of reason and truth. On the other side are those who pursue a narrow vision of cruelty and control by committing murder, inciting fear, and spreading lies.

This struggle is waged with the technology of the 21st century, but at its core it is an ancient battle between good and evil. The killers claim the mantle of Islam, but they are not religious men. No one who prays to the God of Abraham could strap a suicide vest to an innocent child, or blow up guiltless guests at a Passover Seder, or fly planes into office buildings filled with unsuspecting workers. In truth, the men who carry out these savage acts serve no higher goal than their own desire for power. They accept no God before themselves. And they reserve a special hatred for the most ardent defenders of liberty, including Americans and Israelis.

And that is why the founding charter of Hamas calls for the "elimination" of Israel. And that is why the followers of Hezbollah chant "Death to Israel, Death to America!" That is why Osama bin Laden teaches that "the killing of Jews and Americans is one of the biggest duties." And that is why the president of Iran dreams of returning the Middle East to the Middle Ages and calls for Israel to be wiped off the map.

There are good and decent people who cannot fathom the darkness in these men and try to explain away their words. It's natural, but it is deadly wrong. As witnesses to evil in the past, we carry a solemn responsibility to take these words seriously. Jews and Americans have seen the consequences of disregarding the words of leaders who espouse hatred. And that is a mistake the world must not repeat in the 21st century.

Some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along. We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: "Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided." We have an obligation to call this what it is — the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history.

Some people suggest if the United States would just break ties with Israel, all our problems in the Middle East would go away. This is a tired argument that buys into the propaganda of the enemies of peace, and America utterly rejects it. Israel's population may be just over 7 million. But when you confront terror and evil, you are 307 million strong, because the United States of America stands with you.

America stands with you in breaking up terrorist networks and denying the extremists sanctuary. America stands with you in firmly opposing Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions. Permitting the world's leading sponsor of terror to possess the world's deadliest weapons would be an unforgivable betrayal for future generations. For the sake of peace, the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

Ultimately, to prevail in this struggle, we must offer an alternative to the ideology of the extremists by extending our vision of justice and tolerance and freedom and hope. These values are the self-evident right of all people, of all religions, in all the world because they are a gift from the Almighty God. Securing these rights is also the surest way to secure peace. Leaders who are accountable to their people will not pursue endless confrontation and bloodshed. Young people with a place in their society and a voice in their future are less likely to search for meaning in radicalism. Societies where citizens can express their conscience and worship their God will not export violence, they will be partners in peace.

The fundamental insight, that freedom yields peace, is the great lesson of the 20th century. Now our task is to apply it to the 21st. Nowhere is this work more urgent than here in the Middle East. We must stand with the reformers working to break the old patterns of tyranny and despair. We must give voice to millions of ordinary people who dream of a better life in a free society. We must confront the moral relativism that views all forms of government as equally acceptable and thereby consigns whole societies to slavery. Above all, we must have faith in our values and ourselves and confidently pursue the expansion of liberty as the path to a peaceful future.

That future will be a dramatic departure from the Middle East of today. So as we mark 60 years from Israel's founding, let us try to envision the region 60 years from now. This vision is not going to arrive easily or overnight; it will encounter violent resistance. But if we and future presidents and future Knessets maintain our resolve and have faith in our ideals, here is the Middle East that we can see:

Israel will be celebrating the 120th anniversary as one of the world's great democracies, a secure and flourishing homeland for the Jewish people. The Palestinian people will have the homeland they have long dreamed of and deserved — a democratic state that is governed by law, and respects human rights, and rejects terror. From Cairo to Riyadh to Baghdad and Beirut, people will live in free and independent societies, where a desire for peace is reinforced by ties of diplomacy and tourism and trade. Iran and Syria will be peaceful nations, with today's oppression a distant memory and where people are free to speak their minds and develop their God-given talents. Al-Qaida and Hezbollah and Hamas will be defeated, as Muslims across the region recognize the emptiness of the terrorists' vision and the injustice of their cause.

Overall, the Middle East will be characterized by a new period of tolerance and integration. And this doesn't mean that Israel and its neighbors will be best of friends. But when leaders across the region answer to their people, they will focus their energies on schools and jobs, not on rocket attacks and suicide bombings. With this change, Israel will open a new hopeful chapter in which its people can live a normal life, and the dream of Herzl and the founders of 1948 can be fully and finally realized.

This is a bold vision, and some will say it can never be achieved. But think about what we have witnessed in our own time. When Europe was destroying itself through total war and genocide, it was difficult to envision a continent that six decades later would be free and at peace. When Japanese pilots were flying suicide missions into American battleships, it seemed impossible that six decades later Japan would be a democracy, a lynchpin of security in Asia, and one of America's closest friends. And when waves of refugees arrived here in the desert with nothing, surrounded by hostile armies, it was almost unimaginable that Israel would grow into one of the freest and most successful nations on the earth.

Yet each one of these transformations took place. And a future of transformation is possible in the Middle East, so long as a new generation of leaders has the courage to defeat the enemies of freedom, to make the hard choices necessary for peace, and stand firm on the solid rock of universal values.

Sixty years ago, on the eve of Israel's independence, the last British soldiers departing Jerusalem stopped at a building in the Jewish quarter of the Old City. An officer knocked on the door and met a senior rabbi. The officer presented him with a short iron bar — the key to the Zion Gate — and said it was the first time in 18 centuries that a key to the gates of Jerusalem had belonged to a Jew. His hands trembling, the rabbi offered a prayer of thanksgiving to God, "Who had granted us life and permitted us to reach this day." Then he turned to the officer, and uttered the words Jews had awaited for so long: "I accept this key in the name of my people."

Over the past six decades, the Jewish people have established a state that would make that humble rabbi proud. You have raised a modern society in the Promised Land, a light unto the nations that preserves the legacy of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob. And you have built a mighty democracy that will endure forever and can always count on the United States of America to be at your side. God bless.

[drhemp]

How can an imaginary being choose a people?

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[2013]

At Masada, a cable car carried Mr Bush high above the Dead Sea to the plateau where, according to a Roman-era historian, 960 Jewish men, women and children committed suicide rather than surrender to Roman legions crushing a rebellion.
America is the new Roman Empire or just an extension of it .Even without the new world order plan the whole reptialian control microchip agenda , they are behaving just like an oppresive foriegn regime and surely people see it .Waht right has anyone got to go to another country to tell them how to behave ?We know the answer to that one i know but why is it so difficult to see without there being an obvious agenda at play .:(

[zarah]

It's a pity Bush doesn't recognise the similarities between the Qur'an and the Bible and just how incompatible the Torah and Talmud is with the relatively peaceful tenets of both faiths.

[beldazar]

ah who care! Their god is just a small-time alien wannabe anyway :D

[lightgiver]

BUSH=DELUSION
have you noticed,they only applaud each other:eek:
the only place bush and his cronies are going
and that's the HELL REALMS for a VERY LONG TIME
UNLESS THEY REPENT,REPENT,REPENT
and they are going to have to repent for a very long TIME:mad:
thats if they are lucky,and thats unlikely:(

[lightgiver]

Iran's president talks about wiping Israel off the map, and Hillary Clinton talks about obliterating Iran if Israel is being attacked. These are grown up people talking like that! Adults behaving like children playing in a sandbox. Are people in positions of power retarded?

it was him,no miss it was him,no miss it was them,no sir it was them:D:D
wow these people runnin the world:eek:
I think they should all get DETENTION FOREVER:D:D

[challand]

THEY ARE SPECIAL!

and not in the red helmet wearing way.

*rolls eyes*

[cheesedanish]

Sometimes I wonder if american people ever ask, why is that our government is focusing on kissing Israels ass, out of 195 countries we shall only suck the jewish circumsized willie.

Yes, why don't they ask the question?

[om_shanti]

Couldn't bring myself to read such treacherous dribble... zoned off when dubya proclaims Ariel Sharon to be a "man of peace!"
I would have liked to have been told exactly how many lethal weapons and nukes were sent to israel courtesy of the american government.
how many palestinian (mostly women and children) have been murdered as a result of these weapons...
number of violations in realtion to the united nations treaty of human rights
(yeah, a joke in itself)
then a glimpse into the poverty of the average palestinian compared to the "thriving" state of the chosen people
and also to mention the vast majority of israelis who DO NOT support the policies and practice of their zionist government)
bushspeak is orwellian newspeak
oi!

[Anders Lindman]

Maybe there are two Gods: the God according to the Bible and the God according to the Quran. If so, are they at war with each other? The LORD vs Allah? If so, maybe they could become friends and suck each other's dick? A Muslim man is not allowed to suck cock as I understand it, but Allah MAKES the laws so he can do whatever he fuckin' wants.

[zedd]

thats rather arrogant ,pompous,self-righteous and megalomanist

Very true especially in light of the fact that hispanics are the master race. VIVA LA RAZA!!!