[Eleutheria5]

We will continue talking with good thug, but are serious about responding to attacks from bad thug, by talking with good thug.

[doc1019]

Annihilating Hizbullah would solve many problems in the ME, not all, just many.

[faithhopecharity]

What BS. It is the same thug. Europe (and the current USA administration) seem so happy to talk with, send huge sums of money to, and give all the latest deadly weapons to terroristas.
This not only endangers the entire world,
it kills thousands of Arabs or Muslims who may sincerely wish to live under more civilized regimes than the Islamicist terrorista dictatorships we’re forcing onto them

Pray for America. and everyone else

[rawcatslyentist]

The "good ones" are actually non combat support personnel.

They provide cover and concealment, aid and comfort for the MURDERERS that walk amongst them!

[Slings and Arrows]

I believe the relevant expression is “Trying to pick up a turd by the clean end.”

[Netz]

The effeminate Europeans are afraid to brand a murderous terror organization a terror organization because they are simply scared that the Hizbollah terror will come to their shores too. It is called “appeasement” and it stinks.

So long as terror attacks happen in Bulgaria, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina and a host of other countries NOT EUROPEAN or qua European then they can continue to keep their heads in the sand as their knees shake.

Nothing is more disgusting than a European continent that needs to lie to itself from 1933 until today.

[GeronL]

we will only fill up the shallow end of the pool

[cpdiii]

The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, is working on an initiative that would blacklist Hizbullah’s so-called “military wing” while leaving the EU open to talking with its political faction, EU diplomats said on Wednesday.

That makes as much sense as only attacking the NAZI army in WWII and not the NAZI political structure lead by Hitler.

It would appear that we are seeing a malignant case of cerebral colo-rectal impaction. There is no known cure for this disease.