How Palestinians "Think"

PowerLineBlog.com ^ | 11/1/03 | Hindrocket

[NYC Republican]

They blow up the house with the homicide belt in there, and she complains about HER house? She's sick, as are those with this kind of mentality.

[NYC Republican]

While I'm not condemning all Palestinians, unless they reign in the terrorist scum, NO one will seriously consider them partners in peace. Obviously, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, and all of the other various factions must be disbanded before Palestinians can discuss the future.

[Experiment 6-2-6]

You know, it doesn't mention "homicide" belt, just explosive belt.

Like, it COULD have been there merely for home defense.

Just not bloody likely...

[Post Toasties]

Too bad she's not smart enough to draw the proper conclusion: not a good idea to support terrorist activity.

[Mr. Mojo]

Strange camera angle ......her hands look HUGE, much bigger than her (pin) head.

I like the practice of blowing up homicide belts/bombs in the houses where they're found.

[NYC Republican]

Strange camera angle ......her hands look HUGE, much bigger than her (pin) head. I like the practice of blowing up homicide belts/bombs in the houses where they're found.

That's one way to deter it. Another is to actually blow up the inhabitants as well.

[Slings and Arrows]

Personally, I think she should be glad the IDF didn't "express their anger" by blowing her sky-high.

And her village too. To h*ll with these savages.

[eeman]

Is it Dean or Kucinich who wants the "Department of Peace?" I am sure that the creation of this department would go a long way towards solving the middle east problems.

My interpretation of that picture is that that palestinian hag is "deeply angry" at the IDF for blowing up her house. The IDF should have should have done an attitude readjustment by making her wear the suicide belt when they detonated it

[Slings and Arrows]

Ping, and sheeeee-yit! (Pray pardon my French.)

[GeronL]

fish-eye lens??

or alien??

[Atchafalaya]

Better su casa than me casa.

[sarasmom]

I like your style!
Israel needs to buy some MOABs.
Then use them.
That would help the peace process, IMHO.

[clee1]

That's one way to deter it. Another is to actually blow up the inhabitants as well.

But the best way is to detonate the belt, the house, and all the persons living in that house, after you force the rest of the village to watch from nearby at gunpoint if necessary. After it is done, you tell the assembled villagers (and mean it) that the next time homicide bombs or terrorists are found in the village, the whole village and all it's inhabitants will be distroyed.

Do that once or twice, and the terrorism problem solves itself. You can't reason with the ignorant - overwhelming force is all a savage understands.

[eeman]

I agree that the palestinian problem will not be solved unless we remove the leash from Israel.

However, since our own military wants to prosecute Lt. Col. Allen B. West for threatening an Iraqui detainee (in order to save US soldiers), how likely is it we will let Israel do what it wants?

[jocon307]

"Better su casa than me casa."

LOL, that reminds me of a sign that used to hang in a little "bodega" in a west indian neighborhood in Brooklyn I used to live in:

You ask for credit, I don't grant it, You mad
You ask for credit, I grant it, you no pay, I mad.
Better you mad than me mad.

And that says it all.

[Let's Roll]

When you believe all non-muslims are sub-human, naturally the lives, feelings, needs etc. of the sub-humans don't count either. You also continuously feed your grievances and portray yourself as a victim at all times. Then by the time you reach the age of the woman in the picture, you actually believe all of the above.

[Holly_P]

"that reminds me of a sign that used to hang in a little "bodega"


...Which reminds me of a sign I saw at a gas station counter near a little tray of pennies.
...Got a penny
...Leave a penny
...Need a penny
...Get a job

[jocon307]

LOL, and all I can say is

Burma shave.

[sarasmom]

I am torn regarding the actions of LTC West.
On one hand, I applaud him.I certainly thank him for his service, and I am thankfull that his unusual actions saved the lives of USA sevicemembers.
I expect him to retire now.
He gave unlawfull orders to troops under his command.They followed them.
He lucked out, in the fact that his illegal conduct payed off in this instance.It could very easily have gone the other way.
His boots on the ground trump my armchair opinion as to why he did what he did.He also had the integrity to report his actions.I have great respect for him, from what little I know of him as an officer and a man.God bless him!
In the military, even in times of war, especially in times of war,people do things against regulations, as the situation warrants.I have never been put in that position,but I can tell you, that if I had been, I might have done the same thing.
I know for a fact that I would have skirted or ignored a few "rules" in my official capacity, had war come, in my time of military service. I also tried to get some of those rules changed, before I was forced to break them.
Once we unleash the dogs of war, we hope that honor,training and regulations still hold some sway over individual actions in impossible situations.Chaos and mayhem could be expected, otherwise.

I have no idea why Israel does what it does.Or more to the point, why Israel does not do what it should to secure peace in its territory.They seem to not have the national will to take decisive action, and would rather pretend that we, the USA, are somehow to blame for that failing.I resent that.

[logic101.net]

"...no one will seriously consider them partners for peace."

Saddly you are incorrect. Liberals will. Anti-semites will.
The French will. The UN will. The main-line press will.

Now had you stated "no rational person will seriously consider them partners for peace...", then I'd agree with you 100%!

The Palisinians are like children in many ways. This is because their "leaders" have kept them children on an emotional and educational level. An ignorant population is easy to control, an ignorant and brainwashed population is even easier.

Given thier actions over the last 40 years, it is no wonder no Arab nation wants them. To the other Arab nations they are "useful idiots", but only so long as they attack Israel.

Mark A Sity
http://www.logic101.net/