Posted on 07/17/2006 9:22:01 PM PDT by CedarDave
It changed dramatically the moment Hizbollah attacked Israel on Israeli soil, took prisoners, and then ambushed the tank sent to retrieve them.
Hizbollah DELIBERATELY started this war as the behest of Tehran. It is not going to stop until Tehran is held accountable, either by the Israelis or the U.S.
This is more of the same crap that has been going on in Iraq, a "proxy war" between the U.S. and Iran that the MSM choooses to ignore.
It is WAY PAST time for our military to take the fight to Tehran.
Islam killed them. The poison that is Islam will be the death of all of them.
Well, it's been occupied by Syria crawling with Hezbollah all this time, so "was" might be pre-civil war days in my estimation.
I have several Lebanese Christian friends and they all agree it's a wonderful place, but not since the radical Muslims burrowed in. Even they don't return and they still have family there.
Are you still trapped? Good luck if you are, and Thank God if you're not!!
LOL -- added to my "watch" list.
We should all contribute for "Protection Kits For Canadians In Lebanon".
Contents:
Getting them to those in need may prove difficult, however.
"Hassan El-Akras" doesn't really sound Canadian, LOL. These dual citizen creeps are terrorists looking for easy money to help finance bin Laden.
The French have been going full tilt for two days now.
France: 2
U.S.: 0
The French kiss up to terrorists. Their evacuation efforts are secure.
We are a huge target. We need to make sure our evacuation efforts do not become a terrorist target. That obviously takes time.
Sinking a boat full of Americans would be a huge victory for them. Of course it would be stupid, but we all know that goes without saying.
Don't worry, Uncle Sam will come through. Good luck!
Not very good at it, are they?
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