BREAKING: FOX reporting IDF has video proving Qana building had launchers

[AZRepublican]

Just breaking on FOX that the IAF has viedo of the bombing of the Qana building that proves rocket launchers were present. More to follow soon...

[La Enchiladita]

Agree. I have no problem with the way the Bush administration is handling this. Our leaders must say *something* but otherwise we are admirably standing back.

[TomGuy]

IDF: Hizbulla firing rockets from Qana building

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[1035rep]

Well said!

[Jameison]

"I remember the millions marching in Germany against upgrading NATO defenses and missile deployment, when the European public sentiment appeared more vocal and averse to the US than it does now. Yet Reagan still led."

What's that got to do with Reagan retreating from Beirut after US marines had been bombed again?
Demonstrations?
Heck there have been huge numbers of anti-war demonstrations against Bush over Iraq in every corner of the world, including here in America and especially massive anti-Bush demonstration's Europe.
Hasn't made one iota of difference to President Bush's resolve in either Afghanistan or Iraq.
Anyone can ignore demonstrations, staying the course after thousands of American troops have been bombed to death is what takes real balls, and President Bush has a pair of big brass ones.
Just keep your rubbish coming will ya?

[ARealMothersSonForever]

Apples and oranges. Please provide a critique of the President's policy regarding the Israel/Lebanon issue. Does his unwavering support of the Lebanese government, of which Hizb is an elected participant, cause any issues? Does his support of the Palestinian Authority, of which Hamas is an elected participant, likewise give one any reason for concern? If this support for two governing entities that harbor, aid, and abet terrorists sworn to the destruction of the USA and Israel will benefit us long term; please outline the benefit(s) and time-frame for reaping said benefits.

[YaYa123]

Harsh words yes, but we've already found out, sympathetic pleas for a peaceful co-existance are laughed at by our enemies, perceived by them as signs of weakness. The Israeli Ambassador quoted Golda Meir's wise words to Tim Russert this morning:

"Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us." -Golda Meir

[MHGinTN]

"Sigh, a decades old PR stunt, God help their children to someday create a civilized community for themselves." For their children to create a civilization is an impossibility.

Such is the demonic relationship of Islam to self-aggrandizement that children are the fodder of propaganda to these Muslim 'fighters'. here is a taste of their insane circular reasoning: If they do not have the authority to use their relatives (terrorize their wives, children and families as the tools of their tyranny), then from whence comes their 'empowerment'? You see the Muslim mind is trained to be differently from any other mind (except perhaps the Nazi mind): the Muslim mind simultaneously holds contradictory axioms (a sure sign of insanity), that the individual is subservient to the God of Creation, but the individual can manipulate the God of Creation forcing that God to reward the behaviors of the individual. This breed of insanity allows the Muslim to justify any act no matter how heinous, no matter how counter to human existence.

In short, the Muslim male becomes a god unto himself and is therefore authorized to sacrifice anyone or anything to force god into acting on the Mulsim's demands. If the children of Muslims survive the insanity of the parents, then the sad state of learned insanity takes over ... there is no hope for such a people while these people reproduce their insanity in their children. Hate breeds corruption and death ... and that's what zealous Muslims are all about when things are reduced to the lowest common denominator.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"You wanted an open war. You will get an open war," Nasrallah said in a telephone message broadcast live on Hezbollah television after the attack."

He obviously is confident that funding is no problem.

In addition to state funding from Iran and Saudi Arabia, Muslims all over the world, including those "nice, peaceful" people we're always hearing about, give money to the local Muslim community, part of which goes to funding organized murder groups such as Hizbollah.

[uncbob]

Has Lebanon ever complained to the UN that Hezballah is using there country as a base for war

NO

Then screw them

[tutstar]

I would not have seen it if was posted there.

[Jameison]

"Yeah, withdrawing from Beirut may have been the biggest mistake of his presidency, but it also was a decision made in a different context"

It's one of the cases sited by Bin Laden when he calls Americans "soft", and claims we don't have the staying power to stay the course or the stomach to take bloody casualties.
One reason president Bush is not prepared to budge one inch in Iraq or Afghanistan.

[DCPatriot]

I also find that people like you are so quick to criticize but can't stand it when someone does the same to them.

You misspelled "a dozen", fish.

If you put a little face like this on your post, it is okay to call someone a name.

Where did I call you a name? (rhetorical question)

Let's just agree to disagree, okay? It's Sunday and I don't feel like squabbling anymore.

[Revel]

"Why didn't you just post this information on the daily LIVE thread???"

Most likely because the daily thread is 99% chatter and people don't have time to look for the news in it.

[pissant]

Yep. I would suggest that Lebanon side with the US and Israel on this, but they may be too stupid to do so.

[DCPatriot]

Got that, thanks.

[sure_fine]

pinging

[Diddle E. Squat]

What's that got to do with Reagan retreating from Beirut after US marines had been bombed again?

It was a response to this crap that you wrote in the same post:

You don't know what you re talking about. And you have no idea what happened during the Reagan administration either.

Sorry for assuming that you could remember what you wrote a few minutes earlier in the same post that I was directly responding to. You seem to have comprehension problems, too, so let me spell it out directly. I volunteered and campaigned for Reagan, so yes, I know a thing or two about him and what was happening back then.

You'll have to resort to another tactic to try and discredit thoughts that you don't like.

[Frank_2001]

Agreed!

[ARealMothersSonForever]

Hizb firing rockets from a building like the one that was struck this morning

Whew. It is good to know that we condone attacking buildings that are structurally similar to an enemy emplacement. And I will disregard the notion that rockets are portable.

[DCPatriot]

Your excellent rant above aside....

How can they side with a country that occupied ...justifiably or not....their southern country for 18 years?

How can they side with us when a dozen of their government officials have been assassinated by Syrian-backed gunman?

IMO, it's easy for us armchair generals to make such statements but not when you've got an armed gang outside your door "asking" you to store rockets and guns in your basement for them.