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I think that the year 2006, and even before that, may be famous for when people began to realize many important things.
For example, here in Israel, it could be the understanding of the murderous threat that the Hamas, and also the PLO, impose on the country. That the so-called palestinians voted in such large numbers for the Hamas, to yes, you guessed it, replace the PLO, which many of them probably consider "old-fashioned," for the purpose of destroying Israel, as they're trying to do by firing rockets from Gaza against Ashkelon and the surrounding area.
Put another way, this may have awakened people to the fact that the so-called palestinians, courtesy of all the Islamic indoctrination they've been put through, do not want to live in peace and co-existence with Jews/Israelis.
In Europe, there's the awakening to the Islamic threat that now looms over the continent, especially in France, where the large scale riots took place. And with the organized incitement against Denmark over the cartoons, you could say that that's one more sign as to how people are coming to understand the true nature of Islam.
This leads to another important point: that not only are people awakening to the Islamic threat, but that, as the bold steps to republish the cartoons in various newspapers that have done so, in order to give the public the chance to judge for themselves, has shown that some are aware of the fact that we cannot let ourselves and free speech be cowed by threats of violence.
And with Dubya's sellout of US seaports without prior notice to the public and the representatives of Congress, I think that could tell that people are beginning to understand not only the threat that the United Arab Emirates poses (see this item from the Counterterrorism Blog for more), were the deal to go through, but also that, if a Democratic president like Bill Clinton can be unreliable, so can a Republican president like Dubya, who may have ruined his credibility even more by threatening to veto attempts to block the deal. And it's a good thing that our elected officials have all joined together as one in order to protest the deal.
And also just as impressive is that, there's even an "Army of Davids" that's come to protest the deal, and that may be one of the most helpful factors in stopping it from going through.
I'm sure there'll be plenty more that 2006 will be famous -- or notorious -- for, and time will tell what'll come next.
- Report: U.s.-iran Rapprochement Will Force Israel To Launch Attack
This will be a REPEAT of the effect of the Washington Treaties of the 1920’s doing NOTHING ABOUT - WAR. NOTHING. The Kellogg-Briand Pact was an agreement to outlaw war signed on August 27, 1928. Sometimes called the Pact of Paris for the city in which...
- Un Demands “cease Fire”
Does not mention HAMAS stopping rocket fire, or IDF leaving Gaza. (Must be created by Obama law writers) No matter, HAMAS says no cease fire is possible unless the blockade of Gaza is lifted. I mean, HOW ARE THEY SUPPOSED TO GET MORE ROCKETS AND CONCRETE...
- Barry Rubin Clears Up A Few Questions About Schalit Deal
Barry Rubin has written about prisoner exchange deal for getting Gilad Schalit returned, noting that: There are some substantial misunderstandings on the nature of the Gilad Shalit exchange deal. I should stress that the list of those Palestinian prisoners...
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Newsmax: Israel Preparing for 'Large-scale War' — Cable Sunday, 02 Jan 2011 Israel's army chief told a U.S. Congress delegation in late 2009 he was preparing for a large war in the Middle East, probably against Hamas or Hezbollah, leaked...
- Retired Egyptian General Slams Hamas' Destruction Of Egyptian Border; Warns Of Dangers Of Extremist Religious Regimes
(Click picture to view video) Hamas is a radical terrorist organization composed of Islamic extremists. Their goal is not merely a Palestinian state living side by side in peace with Israel-- but rather the complete destruction of Israel. However if...
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This is how it was, what 2006 may be known for
I think that the year 2006, and even before that, may be famous for when people began to realize many important things.
For example, here in Israel, it could be the understanding of the murderous threat that the Hamas, and also the PLO, impose on the country. That the so-called palestinians voted in such large numbers for the Hamas, to yes, you guessed it, replace the PLO, which many of them probably consider "old-fashioned," for the purpose of destroying Israel, as they're trying to do by firing rockets from Gaza against Ashkelon and the surrounding area.
Put another way, this may have awakened people to the fact that the so-called palestinians, courtesy of all the Islamic indoctrination they've been put through, do not want to live in peace and co-existence with Jews/Israelis.
In Europe, there's the awakening to the Islamic threat that now looms over the continent, especially in France, where the large scale riots took place. And with the organized incitement against Denmark over the cartoons, you could say that that's one more sign as to how people are coming to understand the true nature of Islam.
This leads to another important point: that not only are people awakening to the Islamic threat, but that, as the bold steps to republish the cartoons in various newspapers that have done so, in order to give the public the chance to judge for themselves, has shown that some are aware of the fact that we cannot let ourselves and free speech be cowed by threats of violence.
And with Dubya's sellout of US seaports without prior notice to the public and the representatives of Congress, I think that could tell that people are beginning to understand not only the threat that the United Arab Emirates poses (see this item from the Counterterrorism Blog for more), were the deal to go through, but also that, if a Democratic president like Bill Clinton can be unreliable, so can a Republican president like Dubya, who may have ruined his credibility even more by threatening to veto attempts to block the deal. And it's a good thing that our elected officials have all joined together as one in order to protest the deal.
And also just as impressive is that, there's even an "Army of Davids" that's come to protest the deal, and that may be one of the most helpful factors in stopping it from going through.
I'm sure there'll be plenty more that 2006 will be famous -- or notorious -- for, and time will tell what'll come next.
- Report: U.s.-iran Rapprochement Will Force Israel To Launch Attack
This will be a REPEAT of the effect of the Washington Treaties of the 1920’s doing NOTHING ABOUT - WAR. NOTHING. The Kellogg-Briand Pact was an agreement to outlaw war signed on August 27, 1928. Sometimes called the Pact of Paris for the city in which...
- Un Demands “cease Fire”
Does not mention HAMAS stopping rocket fire, or IDF leaving Gaza. (Must be created by Obama law writers) No matter, HAMAS says no cease fire is possible unless the blockade of Gaza is lifted. I mean, HOW ARE THEY SUPPOSED TO GET MORE ROCKETS AND CONCRETE...
- Barry Rubin Clears Up A Few Questions About Schalit Deal
Barry Rubin has written about prisoner exchange deal for getting Gilad Schalit returned, noting that: There are some substantial misunderstandings on the nature of the Gilad Shalit exchange deal. I should stress that the list of those Palestinian prisoners...
-
Newsmax: Israel Preparing for 'Large-scale War' — Cable Sunday, 02 Jan 2011 Israel's army chief told a U.S. Congress delegation in late 2009 he was preparing for a large war in the Middle East, probably against Hamas or Hezbollah, leaked...
- Retired Egyptian General Slams Hamas' Destruction Of Egyptian Border; Warns Of Dangers Of Extremist Religious Regimes
(Click picture to view video) Hamas is a radical terrorist organization composed of Islamic extremists. Their goal is not merely a Palestinian state living side by side in peace with Israel-- but rather the complete destruction of Israel. However if...