is it time?

[emuler]

Re: is it time?

aww man

[thesightless]

Re: is it time?

well it looks like the international community is really gonna follow my idea it seems. they are all jumping at the chance to give the west bank everything in the world if only to make hamas look bad. they are giving the west bank aid, food, etc while letting hamas know they wont be seeing any of it. good

and this shit with hezzbollah and the lebanese cops.... wow... islamic militias really do think they can do whatever they want in the name of islam and then act like they are the victims when people dont help them or give into their demands...

next up,, the red madrassa in pakistan, somone bomb that place into the ground please.

[thesightless]

Re: is it time?

i love how hamas calls the new government in the west bank illegal..

umm.... what the fuck was legal about the last week and a half? not to mention the last 20 years of hamas interaction with isreal. and good for egypt for going ahead and allowing the UN to close it berder with gaza and letting the UN group there handle it as if it were UN property.

[rubyraks]

Re: is it time?

i love how hamas calls the new government in the west bank illegal..

umm.... what the fuck was legal about the last week and a half? not to mention the last 20 years of hamas interaction with isreal. and good for egypt for going ahead and allowing the UN to close it berder with gaza and letting the UN group there handle it as if it were UN property.

2 things to point out, the fighting started last week after fatah loyalists tried to assasinate Ismail Haniyah, the hamas prime minister...that's when the shit hit the fan, so fatah is far from not in the wrong on this one.

And second, Egypt has been fighting this for a long time while Israel has been complaining about the border since the PA was given it's control 2 years ago. About f^*kin time the UN got involved, but alas, as with the Lebanese border with Israel, I'll believe the UN are doing something when I see it. So far they've taken the stand that they are merely observers of the border conflicts and have done very little to actually diffuse either of them.