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A bit biased there perhaps. Who declares terrorist organisations anyway? One mans terrorist is another's freedom fighter?

What would you do if a group of people decided, without consulting you, that your house and suburb would become a religious enclave/state, and you were required to obtain permission to go to your job, visit relatives etc all the while being denied basic human services. At some stage you would decide to do something about it, probably after the invaders had just shot your parents/relatives for trying to get food.

And the toll so far - 600 Palestinians to 10 Israeli's (2 from friendly fire) - is that part of the Geneva convention, to commit a slow genocide then smash them with superior military power?

Israel has seen the writing on the wall, and that their support base is slowly being undermined by the global recession.

It's hardly an even battle is it? A population subject to slow genocide by an invading army backed by the most powerful country on earth. If there is one consolation from the global financial crisis is that the Jewish power base in the US will also be severely diminished in it's influence over foreign policy. Israel is already bankrupt, & relies solely on the US and allies for it's existence. I am ashamed that my government also has been a party to Israel's continued legitimacy - they certainly don't speak on my behalf.

Correct & to the point - it is incumbent upon Israel, the invading aggressors, to realise that it is they who are required to yeild for peace.

<blockquote data-quote="Uncle Festivus" data-source="post: 382457" data-attributes="member: 6653">A bit biased there perhaps. Who declares terrorist organisations anyway? One mans terrorist is another&#039;s freedom fighter?What would you do if a group of people decided, without consulting you, that your house and suburb would become a religious enclave/state, and you were required to obtain permission to go to your job, visit relatives etc all the while being denied basic human services. At some stage you would decide to do something about it, probably after the invaders had just shot your parents/relatives for trying to get food.And the toll so far - 600 Palestinians to 10 Israeli&#039;s (2 from friendly fire) - is that part of the Geneva convention, to commit a slow genocide then smash them with superior military power?Israel has seen the writing on the wall, and that their support base is slowly being undermined by the global recession. It&#039;s hardly an even battle is it? A population subject to slow genocide by an invading army backed by the most powerful country on earth. If there is one consolation from the global financial crisis is that the Jewish power base in the US will also be severely diminished in it&#039;s influence over foreign policy. Israel is already bankrupt, &amp; relies solely on the US and allies for it&#039;s existence. I am ashamed that my government also has been a party to Israel&#039;s continued legitimacy - they certainly don&#039;t speak on my behalf. Correct &amp; to the point - it is incumbent upon Israel, the invading aggressors, to realise that it is they who are required to yeild for peace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uncle Festivus, post: 382457, member: 6653"] A bit biased there perhaps. Who declares terrorist organisations anyway? One mans terrorist is another's freedom fighter? What would you do if a group of people decided, without consulting you, that your house and suburb would become a religious enclave/state, and you were required to obtain permission to go to your job, visit relatives etc all the while being denied basic human services. At some stage you would decide to do something about it, probably after the invaders had just shot your parents/relatives for trying to get food. And the toll so far - 600 Palestinians to 10 Israeli's (2 from friendly fire) - is that part of the Geneva convention, to commit a slow genocide then smash them with superior military power? Israel has seen the writing on the wall, and that their support base is slowly being undermined by the global recession. It's hardly an even battle is it? A population subject to slow genocide by an invading army backed by the most powerful country on earth. If there is one consolation from the global financial crisis is that the Jewish power base in the US will also be severely diminished in it's influence over foreign policy. Israel is already bankrupt, & relies solely on the US and allies for it's existence. I am ashamed that my government also has been a party to Israel's continued legitimacy - they certainly don't speak on my behalf. Correct & to the point - it is incumbent upon Israel, the invading aggressors, to realise that it is they who are required to yeild for peace. [/QUOTE]

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