There Is Only A Military Solution

Arutz Sheva ^ | 9-10-03 | Ariel Natan Pasko

[tomahawk]

Words of truth.

[SJackson]

If you'd like to be on or off this middle east/political ping list, please FR mail me.

[Pukin Dog]

"We intend to liquidate all of Hamas, without any distinction between the political and military branches of this terrorist organization," an unnamed Israeli official was quoted as saying.

While you are at it, if a few stray missles take out some of those Rachel Cory types, the beers are on me.

[per loin]

Implement 1, 2, and 3 immediately. Keep the enemy confused.

[Free ThinkerNY]

Some in Israel know what our brain-dead DemonRats don't. IslamiNazism cannot be fought diplomatically or by treating it as a legal problem as Clinton did. It is a military problem, with military solutions.

[Licensed-To-Carry]

You cannot have Peace until you have total and complete Victory.

[spam_bank]

While you are at it, if a few stray missles take out some of those Rachel Cory types, the beers are on me.

That was a truly disgusting and frankly un-American comment. While Rachel Cory's idealism was misguided and her actions showed a lack of intelligence (or at least common sense) she nevertheless put her life on the line and gave it for something she believed in. You, OTOH are cheering her death just because you disagree with her.

[John Beresford Tipton]

The "Final Solution"?
Where did we hear that before?

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Peace never solved anything.

[Nonstatist]

Its time to talk about re-location again. Move them off the green line and build a effing fence that they cant transgress. Cut off the Pali guest worker program, and dump those settlements that fall outside. Total separation.

[spam_bank]

Haha, so true.

The despairing part about the whole Israel situation is that there really is no other solution than genocide. Historically speaking when two different cultures meet one of two things happen: assimilation + intermariage or one group wiping out the other. I don't see Jews and Muslims getting married anytime soon so guess what's going to happen?

[sheik yerbouty]

"So let it be written, so let it be done!"

[Shryke]

That was a truly disgusting and frankly un-American comment. While Rachel Cory's idealism was misguided and her actions showed a lack of intelligence (or at least common sense) she nevertheless put her life on the line and gave it for something she believed in.

Actually, Rachel Cory's behavior is what I would call truly disgusting and un-American - providing succor to the enemy. As for her putting her life on the line for something she believed in, so did all her friends there as well.....Pally terrorists. Does that mean I should respect them?

[river rat]

"You, OTOH are cheering her death just because you disagree with her.

This may come as a shock to you, but I celebrate the death of any enemy..

Not because I disagree with her political position, but by the fact she had aligned herself with my enemy...

Be that enemy a long toothed grizzled old warrior, or a fresh faced brainwashed female teenager..
They have defined themselves as my enemy.
They have aligned themselves with forces (militant Islam) that wish and pursue my family's destruction..
Their death, by any means is welcomed news to me...
Semper Fi

[wideawake]

she nevertheless put her life on the line and gave it for something she believed in.

Many extremely evil people have put their lives on the line for something they believed in.

What is believed is what counts - the intensity of the belief is a secondary concern.

Rachel Corrie aligned herself with people who believe that it is desirable to exterminate the Jewish people.

While I don't believe it is useful to cheer anyone's death, I certainly do not mourn the passing of a genocidal fellow traveler.

[spam_bank]

She believed the liberal propaganda that she was out there defending Palestinians from Jewish oppression. I don't think she realized what she was doing and in that sense I think her intentions (deluded as they may be) were innocent. I certainly don't believe that she is somehow the "enemy" and out to destroy this country as the other two responses to my post claim.

Maybe I'm not as hardline as some people on this forum seem to be but people like Rachel Cory should be educated and not run over by a bulldozer.

[wideawake]

She believed the liberal propaganda that she was out there defending Palestinians from Jewish oppression.

Sure.

And the Hitler Youth thought they were striking a blow for independence and progress as they built the New Germany.

She was an adult and she knew that the people she was helping express delight whenever a suicide bomber succeeds in blowing a toddler to bits.

If she was ignorant of the character of the movement with which she was involved, she has only herself to blame.

She was a fellow traveler of terrorists - she just thought that terrorism could be justified in some way.

She was wrong.

[Pukin Dog]

Dont even begin to preach to me, boy.

You are free to disagree, but the woman in question supported terrorism, and the murder of countless innocent civilians. I cheer the death of anyone who is an enemy of freedom, and she put her life on the line, as a pawn of socialist professors in the US who steered her the wrong way. I also put my life on the line for my country for 22 years, so were I you, I would take the opportunity to STFU smartly. Idiot.

[WOSG]

by that token the Hitler Youth who became SS soldier were duped and therefore "innocent". everybody 'thinks' they do the right thing.

The operation she was protesting was an operation that was trying to get rid of tunnels, tunnels that supplied explosives used by terrorists to kill unarmed youths in terrorist attacks in Israel. Israel's bulldozers were part of a security operation.

She chose the side of the terrorists in a war between Israel and the Palie terrorists. It's sad that she died but just as sad that she was an accomplice to evil-doers.