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OK, not even close. But this was a beautiful interchange I found in an article in Haaretz:
"The European Union is greatly concerned about the disproportionate use of force by Israel in Lebanon in response to attacks by Hezbollah on Israel," according to a statement issued by Finland which holds the EU's rotating presidency. "The presidency deplores the loss of civilian lives and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. The imposition of an air and sea blockade on Lebanon cannot be justified."
"The government of Israel is greatly concerned about the disproportionate use of one-sided language by the new European Union presidency concerning the situation in Lebanon," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said in response to the statement.
EXACTLY. This is WAR. Whoever won a war without using "disproportionate use of force"? What, they want a tie?
- Ben Stein Knows Best
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A new low is reached with this petition by "Academics Against Israeli Aggression on Lebanon and Gaza:" While the United States government applauds the collective punishment of already vulnerable populations, we U.S.-based academics stand together to condemn...
- Weapon Testing
The War is being used to test a new weapon. Like all weapons tests the outcome will determine how the weapon is revised for future deployment. The weapon being tested is not a drone or a missile or a bunker buster bomb. It's a rhetorical weapon: the...
- The Netherlands Standing With Israel
Minister of Foreign Affairs Ben Bot has reportedly told Israel that the Dutch government understands Israel's situation and reaction. He also said that it would be more difficult for The Netherlands to support Olmert if there are too many Lebanese...
- Re-reading The Msm
Plausible translation of MSM-speak by Jason Pappas From Reuters: “The European Union has expressed concern that the confrontation between Hizbollah and Israel could spread to Syria and Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi talked with President Bashar...
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Pretty Much Sums This Issue Up For Me.....
OK, not even close. But this was a beautiful interchange I found in an article in Haaretz:
"The European Union is greatly concerned about the disproportionate use of force by Israel in Lebanon in response to attacks by Hezbollah on Israel," according to a statement issued by Finland which holds the EU's rotating presidency. "The presidency deplores the loss of civilian lives and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. The imposition of an air and sea blockade on Lebanon cannot be justified."
"The government of Israel is greatly concerned about the disproportionate use of one-sided language by the new European Union presidency concerning the situation in Lebanon," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said in response to the statement.
EXACTLY. This is WAR. Whoever won a war without using "disproportionate use of force"? What, they want a tie?
- Ben Stein Knows Best
How to Lose to Terrorists By Ben Stein Published 7/31/2006 12:09:22 AM We are in real serious trouble, and I'll tell you how and why I know it: * Because the Hezbollah -- as has been well reported -- launches missiles at purely civilian targets in...
- Petition Online: Academics For Jew Killing
A new low is reached with this petition by "Academics Against Israeli Aggression on Lebanon and Gaza:" While the United States government applauds the collective punishment of already vulnerable populations, we U.S.-based academics stand together to condemn...
- Weapon Testing
The War is being used to test a new weapon. Like all weapons tests the outcome will determine how the weapon is revised for future deployment. The weapon being tested is not a drone or a missile or a bunker buster bomb. It's a rhetorical weapon: the...
- The Netherlands Standing With Israel
Minister of Foreign Affairs Ben Bot has reportedly told Israel that the Dutch government understands Israel's situation and reaction. He also said that it would be more difficult for The Netherlands to support Olmert if there are too many Lebanese...
- Re-reading The Msm
Plausible translation of MSM-speak by Jason Pappas From Reuters: “The European Union has expressed concern that the confrontation between Hizbollah and Israel could spread to Syria and Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi talked with President Bashar...