[zabiqapara]

It does beg the question, why don't the IDF have their own damn cameras?

[gniewkoit]

How about, "the actions of one do not represent the intentions of the whole?" Seems like a pretty solid excuse to me.

[Caregrasy]

How about, "the actions of one do not represent the intentions of the whole?"

Except for when they do?

[Mimsykzr]

I don't give a **** about Hamas or Israel.

I'd rest easier if both were jettisoned into space with a note on their report card specifying "Does not play well with others".

[offemyJuccete]

Some might say he's a JAP.

[WepKeyday]

Some might say he's a JAP.

I had to look that one up. I'm not jewish, you know.

My roommate, on the other hand, really is a jewish american princess. He's also the most incredibly gay person I've ever met, although he's in the closet.

[sisuarmalmicy]

I can perfectly live with my conscience when saying that Palestinians killing Jews is just as bad as Jews killing Palestinians. This seems a concept that you and obviously this redneck racist pigdog idiot (i hope I made his day) don't get.

But no worries, both of you are christian americans who love freedom and try to live up to the teachings of Christ

BTW, I stopped listening to his drivel after he started going balistic on Scandinavian society.

[Dr. Shon Thomson]

I want to hear the excuses for this one...

Maybe he said something about Hans Island?

[induffike]

yes we had a lengthy thread about it, where you and others on the pro-israeli side completely embarrassed yourselves trying to defend the indefensible and hilariously trying to claim that the heavily armed soldiers who boarded the ship at night where the 'defenders' in that scenario.

Funny, I seem to recall drake getting your panties in a giant twist while you bawww'd about the glory days of the British Empire.

[ebookinfo]

dannubis, the man's published books about being Atheist. He's not some Baptist from West Virginia, not to suggest that I have anything against such people, who at least had the good sense not to murder 10 million people from the Congo.

30 millions.

And no of course not. You did it much closer to home.

[SeLvesTr]

So yeah it's pretty bad that the dude that did this is a 20-year veteran and field grade officer with command. That really looks bad for the IDF and the culture they foster.

Yeah, I can imagine someone of his rank ordering the illegal firing of phosphorous shells on innocent civilians in Gaza a few years back...

[Jadykeery]

Yeah, I can imagine someone of his rank ordering the illegal firing of phosphorous shells on innocent civilians in Gaza a few years back...

It goes beyond a bad apple. When PFC's do stupid ****, it's to be expected. But when SNCO's and officers, especially field grade officers, do it, there's a major problem. Noblesse oblige.

Consider, two years ago, 3 Navy SEALS (two PO2's and one PO1) were charged with assault and/or dereliction of duty for striking a captive Ahmed Hashim Abed, a high value target, during his capture. They were eventually found not guilty but the court martial shows how serious the US military takes such allegations.

I expect the IDF to show similar diligence in the investigation of a field grade officer who certainly did strike a foreign national civilian.

[assohillA]

It was this jackass's government that started the whole mess, their promise that Jews could have Palestinian land as a feeble WW1 propaganda gesture. It was a flagarant act of British racism, without batting an eye they ignored the rights of the areas indigenous population.

No one would applaud a nuclear attack on Israel by Iran, least of all Iran, since Israel has enough nuclear missles to wipe out Iran's major cities and still have enough left over to use against the other nations of the Middle East. Then again, wher could Iran hit Israel without killing Palestinians or Israeli Arabs?

[gugqgbyzlp]

Wait are you seriously proposing a genocide of a further 6 million Jews? Don't you think once is enough?

I can't believe you actually wrote that. I can't believe that you actually think that, but the fact that you would admit to believing that is even more astonishing. This is thoroughly not okay. This goes beyond anti-Israel into anti-Semitic territory.

Where did you get that from what he said?

I guess I'll pre-empt your likely next post and mention that flytilla activists allegedly painted a swastika at the airport.

[gorbasevhuynani]

Not seeing where he's proposing or supporting genocide...

And, by the way, there are 5.5 million Jews in Israel

[staisacic]

you recall wrongly. which is strange, as you've never drunk or done any drugs and you're just out of short trousers, so you don't have any excuse for having such a poor memory.

Just out of short trousers?

Adults can wear shorts

[Nothatspecial]

Just out of short trousers?

Adults can wear shorts

British schoolchildren have to wear shorts to school, at least in middle school.

[FrereeDoulley]

That's pretty odd.

UK loves its traditions. Btw, have you really never wondered why AC/DC guitarist wears short trousers on stage? Oh, right, you're clueless about rock'n'roll.

[OgrGlgHu]

Sodomy and the lash.

[23InetrySypekek]

That wasn't white phosphorous; those were countermeasure flares.

Aww do f*ck off! Christ I loathe and despite apologist c*nts like you...

Rain of Fire: White Phosphorous in Gaza

During Israel's 22-day military operations in Gaza, from December 27, 2008 to January 18, 2009, named Operation Cast Lead, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) repeatedly exploded white phosphorus munitions in the air over populated areas, killing and injuring civilians, and damaging civilian structures, including a school, a market, a humanitarian aid warehouse and a hospital. Senior Military Analyst Marc Garlasco discusses Human Rights Watch's on the ground investigation and findings. Human Rights Watch

Now f*ck off back under the rock you crawled out from, Reg...