Posted on 01/03/2009 6:35:30 PM PST by Shellybenoit
"For the Palestinian people death became an industry, at which women excel and so do all people on this land: the elderly excel, the Jihad fighters excel, and the children excel. Accordingly [Palestinians] created a human shield of women, children, the elderly and the Jihad fighters against the Zionist bombing machine, as if they were saying to the Zionist enemy: We desire death as you desire life." --Hamas Legislator Fathi Hamad:
There's the rub, Israel is fighting an enemy who wants her destroyed and the entire nation replaced by a radical Islamic state. How can you "make peace" with people who desire death?..........
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Elemantary my dear Watson..
Kill em..
There, fixed it.
The path to peace is victory, not diplomacy.
Easy. Give 'em what they want.
The Romans had a method. Tacitus described it as "They created a desert and called it peace".
Easy peazey - give it to them.
We must recall that Saddam was guaranteeing and paying $20,000 to the families of Pali suicide bombers.
So it’s prudent to believe that the Saudis or some other entity is paying them now, albeit more quietly than Saddam.
Last time I checked, the Purchasing Power Parity of Saddam’s $20K in Gaza and the West Bank was a minimum of $100,000 in the USA (5:1 minimum, but maybe 6:1 or even more).
In “Palestine”, $20K is a great of money.
So quite the opposite of “jihad for the sake of Allah,” what we see in “Palestine” is the familial selling of the disabled, the desperate, and despairing (e.g., a shamed female target for “honor killing”).
These people are not even remotely honorable, this is suicide and murder for money, plain and simple.
A pathological and demented society that glorifies the selling of human life for chump change.
If these people really long for death, why doesn’t someone just explain to them what happened at Jonestown? Maybe they’ll like KoolAid.
“Hamas Desires DEATH”
So what’s the hold up? Give it to them.
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