Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:28 pm
Arselicker.Lethal wrote:
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:32 pm
arselicker ?DB10GOONER wrote:Arselicker.Lethal wrote:
he deleted by double post...
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:36 pm
You love him now.Lethal wrote:arselicker ?DB10GOONER wrote:Arselicker.Lethal wrote:
he deleted by double post...
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 7:11 pm
Nooo... ...that's Kingsbury's job...Lethal wrote:arselicker ?DB10GOONER wrote:Arselicker.Lethal wrote:
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 11:07 pm
Without getting political any chance of stopping the killing of innocents by missles and just challenge them to a drinking competition 
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:06 am
talk through the grapevine at work is that we may end up out there as a peacekeeping force, .ost probably as part of NATO but possiblly of our own backs.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:02 am
Thanks for everyone's concerns.
I'm not in the line of fire personally (well, not yet), because I live in Tel Aviv, which is in the centre of the country, and Hamas don't have missiles that can get into here. Anyway, I don't think they would bomb my city, but our shelter, is ready for any case.
The state of the Israeli people is good, especially if you compare it to the last time we were at war, two years ago in Lebanon. I admire the people in the south of the country, because the situation they live in is impossible and they are still taking it well (You have to get to a shelter 15 second after an alarm is activated in Sderot).
I hope we can give some peace and quiet to the people living in the south of the country, they are getting bombarded almost every day, in the last 8 years, and that situation reached it's "peak" when Hamas shoot 80 missiles into Sderot and it's surroundings, two weeks ago. We didn't have any choice but to react to that.
It's seems that the army have prepared for that operation like it should have (again, unlike the last war), and it gave Hamas a blow that he'll need a lot of time to recover from.
I just hope we can get an agreement that we'll suit the needs of the area and give our country and the citizens of gaza quiet days.
Again thanks for everyone's concers.
I'm not in the line of fire personally (well, not yet), because I live in Tel Aviv, which is in the centre of the country, and Hamas don't have missiles that can get into here. Anyway, I don't think they would bomb my city, but our shelter, is ready for any case.
The state of the Israeli people is good, especially if you compare it to the last time we were at war, two years ago in Lebanon. I admire the people in the south of the country, because the situation they live in is impossible and they are still taking it well (You have to get to a shelter 15 second after an alarm is activated in Sderot).
I hope we can give some peace and quiet to the people living in the south of the country, they are getting bombarded almost every day, in the last 8 years, and that situation reached it's "peak" when Hamas shoot 80 missiles into Sderot and it's surroundings, two weeks ago. We didn't have any choice but to react to that.
It's seems that the army have prepared for that operation like it should have (again, unlike the last war), and it gave Hamas a blow that he'll need a lot of time to recover from.
I just hope we can get an agreement that we'll suit the needs of the area and give our country and the citizens of gaza quiet days.
Again thanks for everyone's concers.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:44 am
Sorry but Daniels post is very political. I am pleased he is ok but this needs to be closed now as I for one am quite pissed off with some of the things he says.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 1:10 pm
Yup, agreed.
Please take it down, mods.
Please take it down, mods.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:23 pm
Fully agreed.Chippy wrote:Sorry but Daniels post is very political. I am pleased he is ok but this needs to be closed now as I for one am quite pissed off with some of the things he says.
I've got a lot to say on this, but this isn't the right forum to say it on.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:38 pm
how is it political, really dont see any political stance there!Chippy wrote:Sorry but Daniels post is very political. I am pleased he is ok but this needs to be closed now as I for one am quite pissed off with some of the things he says.
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:54 pm
I really didn't try to make any political comments.
I have so much to say about the topic, but I do agree that in these times, when both sides are taking punishment (Luckily, Me, my family and friends didn't suffer any), talking about the subject in a right or wrong way, can be a bit too sensitive.
Daniel
I have so much to say about the topic, but I do agree that in these times, when both sides are taking punishment (Luckily, Me, my family and friends didn't suffer any), talking about the subject in a right or wrong way, can be a bit too sensitive.
Daniel
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 3:46 pm
Put it this way.... if Palestine was a US ally, this would be called Genocide. 
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:27 pm
Ha!burns718 wrote:talk through the grapevine at work is that we may end up out there as a peacekeeping force, .ost probably as part of NATO but possiblly of our own backs.
They kicked us out in the 1940s through terrorism and now there's talk of us going back there to 'keep the peace'
Alanis Morrisette - this is ironic!
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:46 pm
flash gunner wrote:Are you sure you wanted to start this? Got a feeling it might be locked in 2-3 days time.
Call me Nostrodamus if you want but i warned youCus Geezer wrote:Ha!burns718 wrote:talk through the grapevine at work is that we may end up out there as a peacekeeping force, .ost probably as part of NATO but possiblly of our own backs.
They kicked us out in the 1940s through terrorism and now there's talk of us going back there to 'keep the peace'
Alanis Morrisette - this is ironic!
