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JIHAD in the Middleast
Ask yourself
- Where are The Muslim Armies?
The
following extracts are from Kafir sources, namely
the BBC. We include comments in bold that
follow the editorial print to bring to light
the real
concepts behind each and every word.
" The
Media is a tool used by the western
masters to
fool the world into beliving in what
they want you to think."
The following newsbytes relate around
BBC reports
on their website. A running commentary sent in
by our feedback service and follows each report
by the BBC news correspondent.
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Jul 06 03:39 04:39 UK |
BBC
News |
Iran
activist 'snubs White House'
By Daryoush Homaee
BBC World Service, Washington |
Iranian
dissident Akbar Ganji declined to meet
White House officials during a visit to
the US, he has told the BBC.
Mr Ganji said he had been invited to discuss the current situation in Iran.
The White House declined to comment.
He said he rejected the offer because he believed current US policies could
not help promote democracy in Iran.
Western flavour of Democracy only undermines
the poeples it has been designed for. The American top down approach where
wealthy families control the countries resources promotes a clear division
between rich and poor, discrimination between races and ethnic origin. (Listen
to |Historical Audio Forign Policy of The United States of America).
In a speech last week in Washington DC, he also criticised US policy in Iraq,
saying: "You cannot bring democracy to a country by attacking it".
He added that the war in Iraq had helped Islamic fundamentalism and hampered
the democracy movement in the region.
You can't call a resistance movement fundamentalist?
A group of Iranian dissidents met State Department official Nicholas Burns
and Elliot Abrams, an adviser to the National Security Council, while Mr
Ganji was in Washington last week.
We wonder how much such Intelligence would
cost and what these dissidents will gain?
Mr Ganji said he believed such meetings would undermine the credibility of
the Iranian opposition.
However, Mr Ganji added that if Iranian opposition were united and they had
a recognised leadership, they could negotiate with US officials to find the
best ways of helping promote democracy and human rights in Iran.
This is the deal, and the offer subject
to US conditions.
Hunger strike
He said he was in the United States not as a leader of Iran's democracy movement,
but as a journalist who wanted to draw international attention to the plight
of people in Iranian jails.
The highlight of Mr Ganji's visit to the United States was a three-day hunger
strike in front of United Nations headquarters in New York.
Mr Ganji had staged a hunger strike for several weeks when he was in Iran's
notorious Evin prison in Tehran.
He was joined in his New York protest by tens of other Iranians who went
on strike to campaign against what they called the arbitrary detention of
political activists and intellectuals in Iran.
His American visit coincides with renewed pressure on Iran for its support
of Hezbollah in Lebanon and its rejection of calls to stop uranium enrichment.
Now the newspaper analysist show their
real colors. Discredit Hezbollah and your wish may be granted?
In a speech at Washington's Georgetown University, he said he believed Iran's
nuclear programme was not in its national interest.
Mr Ganji was arrested in 2000 after returning from a conference in Berlin.
He was accused of having "damaged national security" and sentenced
to six years in jail.
In July 2005, President Bush called on Iran to release Mr Ganji "immediately
and unconditionally".
He was released in March 2006, in poor health as a result of his lengthy
hunger strike against prison conditions.
On Monday, Mr Ganji delivered a speech in New York to a gathering organised
by the International Pen Association, which campaigns for writers' freedom.
He says he will return to Iran once he finishes his tour of the US and Europe.
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BBC  |
Asean opens with Mid-East focus
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South East Asian foreign ministers have begun their annual meeting, with
the Middle East, Burma and North Korea set to dominate the agenda.
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi opened the Asean conference
by urging the region to take a tough stand against Israel's actions in Lebanon.
"We should not tolerate Israel's excessive military reprisals," said
the moderate Islamic leader.
Immediately they start to label Muslims
as Moderate.
(Link to Two Camps)
He added that the recent developments were a threat to international peace.
Who's peace? The region has had no peace
for the pst 60 years.
Foreign ministers from the 10 countries which make up Asean (the Association
of South East Asian Nations) are holding talks in Malaysia until the weekend.
Tak, talk, talk, laa laa laadee da!
They will be joined later in the week by participants from other Asian nations
for the Asean Regional Forum.
You could have opened up an online forum
instead.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is also expected to attend the conference
on Thursday, after her trip to the Middle East.
The master is arriving to dictate.
'Excessive force'
In a statement late on Monday, Asean ministers called for an immediate ceasefire
in the Middle East, and expressed concern over the "disproportionate,
indiscriminate and excessive use of force by Israel" in Lebanon and
occupied Palestinian territories.
The Isrealis have been stockpiling under
the noses of the Asean states who never said anything before.
Mr Abdullah, who as well as currently heading Asean is also chairman of the
Organisation of the Islamic Conference, went further in his opening address
on Tuesday.
Idiot OIC - American allied organisation.
"I feel that we in Asean must make our voices heard, loudly and clearly,
that we cannot continue tolerating the subjugation and repression of the Palestinian
people by Israel," he told delegates.
Blah Blah Blah! , All talk no action, no
boycott no nothing - Pathetic Muslims.
Asean's members include the world's most populous Muslim nation Indonesia
and mainly Muslim Malaysia.
This must be the voice of the Moderate
Muslim majority worldwide?
In addition to the crisis in the Middle East, several other issues are likely
to dominate discussion at the Asean conference.
Occupy the Muslims with other problems
while america arms isreali militerally.
One is the continued lack of progress in Burma, and the fact that pro-democracy
leader Aung San Suu Kyi remains under house arrest.
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BBC |
UN launches Lebanese aid appeal |
The
UN has launched a $150m (£81m) aid
appeal for strife-torn Lebanon and the
US has announced its own $30m package to
ease the suffering of civilians.
So
starts phase one of rebuilding of a infrustructer
destroyed by American laser guided misiles.
Placing Lebanon into more foreign influence
and control.
The UN's top humanitarian official, Jan Egeland, said the money was needed
to help feed and shelter about 800,000 civilians caught up in the conflict.
The moves came as US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice flew to Lebanon
and Israel to discuss the regional crisis.
Some 380 Lebanese and up to 40 Israelis have died in 13 days of conflict.
The Israeli offensive began after Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers
in a cross-border raid on 12 July.
This is the bullshit lie. Prisoner transfers
occur as a normal consequence of border disputes.
In fresh violence on Monday:
Israeli forces pushed north from the captured village of Maroun al-Ras in
south Lebanon and fierce clashes were reported around Bint Jbeil. Two Israeli
soldiers were killed and more than 10 were injured in the border fighting
An Israeli helicopter crashed in northern Israel, killing two pilots. An
army spokeswoman blamed technical problems, but Hezbollah reportedly claimed
it had been shot down
More Hezbollah rockets struck Haifa and other northern Israeli towns, wounding
at least four people, Israel said.
'Awful thing'
Jan Egeland made the UN appeal during a visit to Beirut.
He said the money was needed to help aid organisations cover needs of displaced
people for three months.
About $24m was on behalf on Unicef for children who have been displaced inside
Lebanon or who have fled to Syria.
Mr Egeland said he was asking the Israelis for safe passage for aid ships
to enter the northern port of Tripoli and the southern port of Tyre.
US President George W Bush on Monday ordered helicopters and ships to Lebanon
to provide humanitarian aid.
Allowing the perpetrators to send in reconasains
for the Isreali government. To analyse and provide intelligence on weakness
in the Lebanones frontline forces.
White House spokesman Tony Snow said that supplies would start arriving on
Tuesday.
"It is a move that is designed in recognition of the fact that innocent
men, women and children are being hurt," he said. "And that is an awful
thing."
Laugh out loudly (LOL). This is further
retoric and bullshit remarks. We come to help you and kill you.
Mr Snow said the US was also working with Israeli and Lebanese officials
to open up humanitarian corridors in Lebanon.
The EU has already pledged $12.6m in aid while on Monday the UK increased
its pledge to £5m.
The US, Britian, UN, EU, NATO and Neighbouring
Arab states planned the Isreali war months in advance.
Pre-conditions
Amid the aid moves, the diplomatic effort was also being stepped up.
Ms Rice flew to Beirut on an unannounced trip which her officials said was
to show support for Lebanon's government.
She met Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and said she was "deeply concerned
about the Lebanese people and what they are enduring".
But she also said there was no place for "terrorist groups" like
Hezbollah to attack from Lebanese territory.
Ms Rice also met Shia parliament speaker Nabih Berri, who is said to have
lines of communication with Syria and Hezbollah.
According to Lebanese government sources, Ms Rice made the release of the
two Israeli soldiers and the withdrawal of Hezbollah forces from the border
the pre-conditions for any ceasefire.
Since Hezbollah are the only fighting resistance against the Isreali designs
in the region Rice makes it a priority so Isreali occupation of Muslim land
continue.
She has flown on to Israel for talks with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and
other officials.
On Monday night Ms Rice met Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, who said
that Hezbollah wanted to set the region in flames.
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said on Monday it was important that talks
in Rome on Wednesday of Western and Middle Eastern ministerial powers succeeded.
What is this? - Will update later!
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Jul 06 21:44 22:44 UK |
BBC
News |
UN
launches Lebanese aid appeal |
The
UN has launched a $150m (£81m) aid
appeal for strife-torn Lebanon and the
US has announced its own $30m package to
ease the suffering of civilians.
So
starts phase one of rebuilding of a infrustructer
destroyed by American laser guided misiles.
Placing Lebanon into more foreign influence
and control.
The UN's top humanitarian official, Jan Egeland, said the money was needed
to help feed and shelter about 800,000 civilians caught up in the conflict.
The moves came as US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice flew to Lebanon
and Israel to discuss the regional crisis.
Some 380 Lebanese and up to 40 Israelis have died in 13 days of conflict.
The Israeli offensive began after Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers
in a cross-border raid on 12 July.
This is the bullshit lie. Prisoner transfers
occur as a normal consequence.
In fresh violence on Monday:
Israeli forces pushed north from the captured village of Maroun al-Ras in
south Lebanon and fierce clashes were reported around Bint Jbeil. Two Israeli
soldiers were killed and more than 10 were injured in the border fighting
An Israeli helicopter crashed in northern Israel, killing two pilots. An
army spokeswoman blamed technical problems, but Hezbollah reportedly claimed
it had been shot down
More Hezbollah rockets struck Haifa and other northern Israeli towns, wounding
at least four people, Israel said.
'Awful thing'
Jan Egeland made the UN appeal during a visit to Beirut.
He said the money was needed to help aid organisations cover needs of displaced
people for three months.
About $24m was on behalf on Unicef for children who have been displaced inside
Lebanon or who have fled to Syria.
Mr Egeland said he was asking the Israelis for safe passage for aid ships
to enter the northern port of Tripoli and the southern port of Tyre.
US President George W Bush on Monday ordered helicopters and ships to Lebanon
to provide humanitarian aid.
Allowing the perpetrators to send in reconasains
for the Isreali government. To analyse and provide intelligence on weakness
in the Lebanones frontline forces.
White House spokesman Tony Snow said that supplies would start arriving on
Tuesday.
"It is a move that is designed in recognition of the fact that innocent
men, women and children are being hurt," he said. "And that is an awful
thing."
Laugh out loudly (LOL). This is further
retoric and bullshit remarks. We come to help you and kill you.
Mr Snow said the US was also working with Israeli and Lebanese officials
to open up humanitarian corridors in Lebanon.
The EU has already pledged $12.6m in aid while on Monday the UK increased
its pledge to £5m.
The United Snakes, Britian, UN, EU, NATO
and Neighbouring Arab states planned the Isreali war months in advance.
Pre-conditions
Amid the aid moves, the diplomatic effort was also being stepped up.
Ms Rice flew to Beirut on an unannounced trip which her officials said was
to show support for Lebanon's government.
She met Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and said she was "deeply concerned
about the Lebanese people and what they are enduring".
But she also said there was no place for "terrorist groups" like
Hezbollah to attack from Lebanese territory.
Ms Rice also met Shia parliament speaker Nabih Berri, who is said to have
lines of communication with Syria and Hezbollah.
According to Lebanese government sources, Ms Rice made the release of the
two Israeli soldiers and the withdrawal of Hezbollah forces from the border
the pre-conditions for any ceasefire.
Since Hezbollah are the only fighting resistance
against the Isreali designs in the region Rice makes it a priority so Isreali
occupation of Muslim land continues.
She has flown on to Israel for talks with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and
other officials.
On Monday night Ms Rice met Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, who said
that Hezbollah wanted to set the region in flames.
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said on Monday it was important that talks
in Rome on Wednesday of Western and Middle Eastern ministerial powers succeeded.
What is this? - Will update later!
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Jul 06 03:52 04:52 UK |
BBC |
Israel
'would accept' peace force |
Israel has said it is prepared to accept a European peacekeeping force in
southern Lebanon providing it is robust and has a strong mandate.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made the announcement after his government met
envoys from Germany, France and the UK.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives on Monday for talks with Israeli
leaders.
She said there was an "urgent" need for a ceasefire but that it
was also vital that any such arrangement would last.
"It is very important to establish conditions under which a ceasefire can
take place," she told reporters as she flew from Washington.
"It is important to have conditions that will make it also sustainable."
What they mean is that Muslims should have
no say over the future of the region. That non-muslims must have complete
control of land, sea and air.
Nasrallah defiant
Israeli air strikes killed at least eight people in Lebanon on Sunday while
rocket attacks on Israel by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah killed
two people.
A senior United Nations envoy, Jan Egeland, has strongly condemned Israel's
bombing of Beirut.
An Italian UN military observer was wounded during fighting between Israeli
troops and Hezbollah inside Lebanon.
At least 362 Lebanese, many of them civilians, and 37 Israelis - about half
of them civilians - have been killed since the violence erupted 13 days ago.
The crisis was triggered by the capture of two Israeli soldiers on 12 July
by Hezbollah which is demanding a prisoner exchange with Israel. The Israelis
withdrew from south Lebanon in 2000.
Israel has since vowed to destroy the group's ability to launch rockets at
its territory.
But Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said an Israeli invasion of
southern Lebanon would not succeed.
"Any Israeli incursion will not have political results unless it achieves
any of the announced goals, most importantly to stop the bombardment of Zionist
settlements," he told As-Safir newspaper.
"I assure you that this will goal will not be achieved."
'Combat experience'
The Israeli prime minister has been making his position clear ahead of Ms
Rice's visit, the BBC's Crispin Thorold reports from Jerusalem.
Ehud Olmert's requirements include the enforcement of UN resolution 1559,
which calls for the disarming of militias in Lebanon.
But Jerusalem now says that it also wants robust peacekeepers to take the
place of Unifil, the largely toothless UN force in southern Lebanon, our
correspondent says.
Last paragraph reads that the Isreali zionist
government has rights upon the land of Jerusalem.
Mr Olmert said he was prepared to accept the deployment of European soldiers
in southern Lebanon instead.
This could be a Nato force or a European Union one but the Israeli premier
insists that any troops deployed must have combat experience.
They would have, he added, to control border crossings between Syria and
Lebanon as well as supporting Lebanon's own army.
Isreali aspirations that it has limited
sastainable resources to continue the war. Question: Why has the UAE continued
to supply Isreal with petroleum oil?
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier held talks with Israeli Defence
Minister Amir Peretz on Sunday.
Europeans want to supply Isreali military
with home grown weapons contracts.
French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy visited Haifa, where he called
for a ceasefire "which answers Israel's legitimate aspiration to live
in security and a ceasefire which preserves the state of Lebanon".
Rebuilding Lebanon will require more loan
and foreign aid and international debt for reconstruction.
British foreign office minister Kim Howells also visited the city.
The Israelis are hinting at a more realistic assessment of what they can
achieve through the application of brute force alone, BBC diplomatic correspondent
Paul Adams reports from Jerusalem.
Its OK to kill innocent muslim populations
living allongside christian communities.
Senior political sources have told the BBC the government does not think
its military operation will complete the task of disarming Hezbollah, and
it believes it needs another week or 10 days in which to operate.
We must give Isreali military more time.
Saudi Arabia has urged Washington to press for a ceasefire between Israel
and Hezbollah.
The Evil Saudi government after weeks of
fighting make a mouse of a comment.
'Disproportionate'
After visiting bomb-blasted suburbs of Beirut, Jan Egeland said the "disproportionate
response" by Israel to Hezbollah's actions was a "violation of
international humanitarian law".
Here the west impose their kafir laws upon
the muslims like a spoon full of toxic medicine.
The UN's emergency relief chief had arrived hours after another Israeli strike
on the Lebanese capital as well as attacks on Sidon, a port city in crammed
with refugees, and the Baalbek region.
Mr Egeland appealed for both sides to halt attacks and said UN supplies of
humanitarian aid would begin to arrive in the next few days.
The Isreali military need time to recive
American laser guided misiles sent Monday 25th July 2006.
Israel has said it will lift its blockade on Beirut's port to allow aid through.
Within hours of Mr Egeland leaving the suburbs, the bombing resumed with
three huge blasts heard across the city, the BBC's Christian Fraser reports
from the scene.
Egyptian, Jordianian and Syrian governments
(Kafir) grin at the carnige as Muslim blood is further spilt.
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BBC News |
Israel 'would accept' peace force |
Israel has said it is prepared
to accept a European peacekeeping force in
southern Lebanon providing it is robust and
has a strong mandate.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made the announcement after his government met envoys
from Germany, France and the UK.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives on Monday for talks with Israeli
leaders.
She said there was an "urgent" need for a ceasefire but that it was
also vital that any such arrangement would last.
"It is very important to establish conditions under which a ceasefire can
take place," she told reporters as she flew from Washington.
"It is important to have conditions that will make it also sustainable."
Nasrallah defiant
Israeli air strikes killed at least eight people in Lebanon on Sunday while rocket
attacks on Israel by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah killed two people.
A senior United Nations envoy, Jan Egeland, has strongly condemned Israel's bombing
of Beirut.
An Italian UN military observer was wounded during fighting between Israeli troops
and Hezbollah inside Lebanon.
At least 362 Lebanese, many of them civilians, and 37 Israelis - about half of
them civilians - have been killed since the violence erupted 13 days ago.
The crisis was triggered by the capture of two Israeli soldiers on 12 July by
Hezbollah which is demanding a prisoner exchange with Israel. The Israelis withdrew
from south Lebanon in 2000.
Israel has since vowed to destroy the group's ability to launch rockets at its
territory.
But Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said an Israeli invasion of southern
Lebanon would not succeed.
"Any Israeli incursion will not have political results unless it achieves
any of the announced goals, most importantly to stop the bombardment of Zionist
settlements," he told As-Safir newspaper.
"I assure you that this will goal will not be achieved."
'Combat experience'
The Israeli prime minister has been making his position clear ahead of Ms Rice's
visit, the BBC's Crispin Thorold reports from Jerusalem.
Ehud Olmert's requirements include the enforcement of UN resolution 1559, which
calls for the disarming of militias in Lebanon.
But Jerusalem now says that it also wants robust peacekeepers to take the place
of Unifil, the largely toothless UN force in southern Lebanon, our correspondent
says.
Last paragraph heads that the Isreali government has occupied Jerusalem.
Mr Olmert said he was prepared to accept the deployment of European soldiers
in southern Lebanon instead.
This could be a Nato force or a European Union one but the Israeli premier insists
that any troops deployed must have combat experience.
They would have, he added, to control border crossings between Syria and Lebanon
as well as supporting Lebanon's own army.
Isreali aspirations that it has limited sastainable resources to continue the
war. Question: Why has the UAE continued to supply Isreal with petroleum oil?
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier held talks with Israeli Defence
Minister Amir Peretz on Sunday.
Europeans want to supply Isreali military with home grown weapons contracts.
French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy visited Haifa, where he called
for a ceasefire "which answers Israel's legitimate aspiration to live in
security and a ceasefire which preserves the state of Lebanon".
Rebuilding Lebanon will require more loan and foreign aid and international debt
for reconstruction.
British foreign office minister Kim Howells also visited the city.
The Israelis are hinting at a more realistic assessment of what they can achieve
through the application of brute force alone, BBC diplomatic correspondent Paul
Adams reports from Jerusalem.
Its OK to kill innocent muslim populations living allongside christian communities.
Senior political sources have told the BBC the government does not think its
military operation will complete the task of disarming Hezbollah, and it believes
it needs another week or 10 days in which to operate.
We must give Isreali military more time.
Saudi Arabia has urged Washington to press for a ceasefire between Israel and
Hezbollah.
The Evil Saudi government after weeks of fighting make a mouse of a comment.
'Disproportionate'
After visiting bomb-blasted suburbs of Beirut, Jan Egeland said the "disproportionate
response" by Israel to Hezbollah's actions was a "violation of international
humanitarian law".
Here the west impose their kafir laws upon the muslims like a spoon full of toxic
medicen.
The UN's emergency relief chief had arrived hours after another Israeli strike
on the Lebanese capital as well as attacks on Sidon, a port city in crammed with
refugees, and the Baalbek region.
Mr Egeland appealed for both sides to halt attacks and said UN supplies of humanitarian
aid would begin to arrive in the next few days.
The Isreali military need time to recive American laser guided misiles sent Monday.
Israel has said it will lift its blockade on Beirut's port to allow aid through.
Within hours of Mr Egeland leaving the suburbs, the bombing resumed with three
huge blasts heard across the city, the BBC's Christian Fraser reports from the
scene.
Egyptian, Jordianian and Syrian governments (Kafir) grin at the carnige as Muslim
blood is further spilt.
Please read the article
about disproportionate.
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BBC News |
Israeli jets bomb Lebanese cities |
On the 11th day of fighting,
Israeli jets knocked out TV and phone masts
in the east and north of Lebanon, disrupting
broadcasts for Hezbollah's Al-Manar television
and the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation.
Israel also briefly occupied the village of Marwahin, but has now withdrawn.
The New York Times daily has cited US officials
saying the US is rushing a delivery of satellite and laser-guided bombs to
Israel.
The latest crisis was triggered by the capture of two Israeli soldiers by
Hezbollah militants on 12 July.
More than 350 Lebanese have been killed in the 11 days of violence, many
of them civilians.
Thirty-four Israelis have been killed, including 15 civilians killed by rockets
fired by Hezbollah into Israel.
Comments
The New York Times daily has cited US officials
saying the US is rushing a delivery of satellite and laser-guided bombs to
Israel.
1. Jordianian government is worried about
what the effect of this war is going to have on the region? Having no political
designs is an indication that this monsterous government is allied to the
United States of America. May Allah(swt) destroy this government and the
supporters of this pathetic nation.
2. Both Egypt, Syria and Jordan are watching the carnige with much joy. The
Muslims of these countries must use this precious time to plan the permanent
overthrow of their western planted leadership. Plan to reunit the Muslim
armies to resolve the Isreali problem forever. To impliment a Muslim government
and authority in Jerusalem.
3. Move their tanks and airforces to drive the Isreali insergancy back to
Tel Aviv and reoccupy the whole Muslim land.
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BBC Middle East Analyst |
Mid-East faces uncertain future
By Roger Hardy |
Diplomats, officials and experts
around the world are anxiously debating what
the Greater Middle East will look like when
this current crisis finally draws to a close.
Will it make it easier or harder to resolve the pressing problems of Palestine
and Iraq - and the much bigger battle against Islamic extremism?
Muslims want the foreign influence removed from their lands, they have every
right to dispose of their foreign planted regimes, perpetrators of Muslim interests
in the regions. These are the aspirations of Muslims who are not extremists but
realists wanting a better future for all peoples of the region.
The more immediate question is: Who will emerge with what?
Since no muslim government has any designs, being subservant to the Britsh queen.
The pathetic Arab-US aligned governments will stay quiet, handing round the hanki
sobbing that they cannot send their armies to battle because mummy queen says
NO!.
Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, says he wants three things: to secure
the release of Israeli soldiers, to clear Hezbollah fighters from south Lebanon
and to see Hezbollah disarmed and dismantled.
He wants some form of guarantee that Israel will be free from rocket attacks,
whether from Gaza or from south Lebanon.
Some believe he would also like to see the collapse of the Hamas-led Palestinian
government.
Israel's dilemma
Few experts think Mr Olmert will secure all these goals, even if the fighting
continues for some days.
Israel may be able to weaken Hamas and Hezbollah in military terms, but it is
unlikely to force them out of business.
Both enjoy a significant level of grass-roots support.
Israel's actions may indeed be counter-productive, by boosting support for these
groups beyond the immediate circle of their core Islamist constituencies.
Israel's underlying dilemma remains unchanged.
If it does not wish to re-occupy either Gaza or southern Lebanon, then there
needs to be in place a Lebanese government and a Palestinian Authority strong
enough to prevent rocket or other cross-border attacks.
Air strikes coupled with limited military incursions in both territories have
made this less, rather than more, likely.
Mr Olmert needs to emerge from this conflict with something he can call victory.
If he does not, that will weaken his own political position and jeopardise his
ambitious plan to withdraw from large parts of the West Bank by 2010.
How the BBC support the Isreali cause and demonise the Muslim cause.
Underlying problems
It is unlikely this crisis will leave the underlying problems of the Palestinian
territories and Lebanon any nearer a solution.
At the same time it is making the West's closest allies in the Arab world distinctly
nervous.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan have taken the unusual step of pinning the blame
for the conflict on Hezbollah and Hamas and their regional backers, Syria and
Iran.
This reflects a genuine fear of where the crisis is heading, together with annoyance
at what they see as an Iranian attempt to hijack the Palestinian cause.
As Arab rulers are only too well aware, the current conflict has inflamed anti-Israeli
and anti-American feeling to a new pitch.
In this sense its impact extends well beyond the Middle East.
Notice how they divide the Muslims into
Arab
quarters,
then by Sunni or Shia - This is the British Divide and Rule Policy.
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BBC News |
Lebanon minister quits over riot |
The cartoons
first published in a Danish newspaper depicting
the prophet Muhammad were
a tool for the American- British (AngloAmerican)
governments and the UN Security council to
measure levels
of resistance from Muslims in the middleast.
The following extract from
a BBC
News website
will give a clear indication why America
and Britian support Isreail aggression in
the
region,
especially
against any regions where Muslims live in
harmony
with
other
faiths such as in Lebanon. (remember
Bonsinan war)
Lebanese
Interior Minister Hassan Sabeh (centre) on
his way to parliament Mr Sabeh (centre) resigned
after the rioting
. Beirut protests
Lebanon's interior minister has quit after
protesters sacked Beirut's Danish embassy
in more ructions over cartoons depicting
the prophet Muhammad.
"A few minutes ago I put my resignation
at the disposal of the cabinet. I didn't
wait for an answer and left the meeting," Mr
Hassan Sabeh said.
Around 200 people were arrested after
the riot, including more than 70 Syrians
and some Palestinians.
The cartoons were first published in a
Danish newspaper.
On Saturday, mobs in Syria torched the
Danish and Norwegian embassies in Damascus.
This is an indication that the Muslims
as well as non-muslims in the region
would not tolorate the western plan to
demonise Islam. The torching of the embasis
sent a clear message to the United Nations
that it too will go up in smoke. America
and Britian then instogated the plan
to subdue the region using its toad Isreal.
Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig Moeller
has called for calm.
After insulting and provoking
the Danish Government belive it still
has the right
to ask for calm?
"It is a critical situation and it
is very serious," he told Danish
public radio.
'Black day'
Danes living in Lebanon have been told
to leave the country or stay indoors.
Mr Sabeh said 1,200 security men and 1,600
army troops had been called in to prevent
peaceful protests turning violent on Sunday.
"But things got out of hand when
elements that had infiltrated into the
ranks of the demonstrators broke through
security shields," Mr Sabeh said.
"The one remaining option was an
order to shoot, but I was not prepared
to order the troops to shoot Lebanese citizens," he
added.
The
Americans were very dissapointed with
the lebanese government for not
firing since it showed that poeple power
reigned over the law of the land. No
doubt the UN designs include the formation
of a new lebonease government being pro-American
and pro-British.
The violence has been condemned by political
leaders across the country, says the BBC's
correspondent Jim Muir.
Around 200 people have been arrested,
including more than 70 Syrians and some
Palestinians, as well as Lebanese.
Some leading politicians were quick to
accuse Syria of instigating the violence
in order to undermine Lebanese security,
our correspondent says.
Smoke billows from the Danish mission
as protesters gather outside
Thousands of protesters attacked the Danish
mission in Beirut
Lebanon's
leading Sunni politician Saad Hariri,
said the violence was a "black
day" for Lebanon's Muslims.
The cartoons first appeared in a Danish
newspaper in September and caused outrage
among Muslims, who consider any images
of Muhammad offensive.
One of the cartoons shows Muhammad wearing
a bomb-shaped turban.
Newspapers across Europe republished the
pictures in recent days, saying they are
defending freedom of expression.
'Respect our religion'
Huge crowds attended Sunday's protest
in the Christian neighbourhood where the
Danish embassy is located.
The protest started out peacefully, but
turned violent after Islamic extremists
tried to break though security barriers
protecting the building.
Any one who acts outside
of a peacful demonstration whether they
by Muslim or not is an Islamic extreemist?
Hey if non-muslim, why not call them Jewsish extreemists?
"We have a right to defend our prophet," one
protester told the BBC.
Would
defending go as far as to start a war
against the perpitrators who daily
work day and
night for dismantleing Islam worldwide? (American
and British goverments?)
CARTOON ROW (Just
a typical row say kafir - yawn!)
30 Sept 2005: Danish paper publishes cartoons
20 Oct: Muslim ambassadors complain to
Danish PM
10 Jan 2006: Norwegian publication reprints
cartoons
26 Jan: Saudi Arabia recalls its ambassador
30 Jan: Gunmen raid EU's Gaza office demanding
apology
31 Jan: Danish paper apologises
1 Feb: Papers in France, Germany, Italy
and Spain reprint cartoons
4 Feb: Syrians attack Danish and Norwegian
embassies in Damascus
"They should have respected our religion," said
another.
Respect!
, they dont respect nything religious
since
they take a secular viewpoint.
Some 2,000 riot police and army troops
fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse
the crowd and fired their weapons into
the air.
But smoke was later seen rising from the
building, which also houses commercial
offices, after demonstrators broke into
it.
The building was believed to be unoccupied
at the time.
Some protesters threw stones at the security
forces and burned Danish flags. A nearby
church and other property in the neighbourhood
were also attacked.
Muslim clerics had spoken out against
the protests
Security officials said at least 18 people
were injured, AP news agency reported.
The government said several dozen Lebanese
and Syrians had been arrested.
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BBC Middle East Analyst |
Mid-East faces uncertain future
By Roger
Hardy |
Diplomats, officials and experts around the world are anxiously debating what
the Greater Middle East will look like when this current crisis finally draws
to a close.
Will it make it easier or harder to resolve the pressing problems of Palestine
and Iraq - and the much bigger battle against Islamic extremism?
Muslims want the foreign influence removed from their lands, they have every
right to dispose of their foreign planted regimes, perpetrators of Muslim interests
in the regions. These are the aspirations of Muslims who are not extremists but
realists wanting a better future for all peoples of the region.
The more immediate question is: Who will emerge with what?
Since no muslim government has any designs, being subservant to the Britsh queen.
The pathetic Arab-US aligned governments will stay quiet, handing round the hanki
sobbing that they cannot send their armies to battle because mummy queen says
NO!.
Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, says he wants three things: to secure
the release of Israeli soldiers, to clear Hezbollah fighters from south Lebanon
and to see Hezbollah disarmed and dismantled.
He wants some form of guarantee that Israel will be free from rocket attacks,
whether from Gaza or from south Lebanon.
Some believe he would also like to see the collapse of the Hamas-led Palestinian
government.
Israel's dilemma
Few experts think Mr Olmert will secure all these goals, even if the fighting
continues for some days.
Israel may be able to weaken Hamas and Hezbollah in military terms, but it is
unlikely to force them out of business.
Both enjoy a significant level of grass-roots support.
Israel's actions may indeed be counter-productive, by boosting support for these
groups beyond the immediate circle of their core Islamist constituencies.
Israel's underlying dilemma remains unchanged.
If it does not wish to re-occupy either Gaza or southern Lebanon, then there
needs to be in place a Lebanese government and a Palestinian Authority strong
enough to prevent rocket or other cross-border attacks.
Air strikes coupled with limited military incursions in both territories have
made this less, rather than more, likely.
Mr Olmert needs to emerge from this conflict with something he can call victory.
If he does not, that will weaken his own political position and jeopardise his
ambitious plan to withdraw from large parts of the West Bank by 2010.
How the BBC support the Isreali cause and demonise the Muslim cause.
Underlying problems
It is unlikely this crisis will leave the underlying problems of the Palestinian
territories and Lebanon any nearer a solution.
At the same time it is making the West's closest allies in the Arab world distinctly
nervous.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan have taken the unusual step of pinning the blame
for the conflict on Hezbollah and Hamas and their regional backers, Syria and
Iran.
This reflects a genuine fear of where the crisis is heading, together with annoyance
at what they see as an Iranian attempt to hijack the Palestinian cause.
As Arab rulers are only too well aware, the current conflict has inflamed anti-Israeli
and anti-American feeling to a new pitch.
In this sense its impact extends well beyond the Middle East.
Hearts and minds
The issue of Israel and the Palestinians still has the power to mobilise Muslims
as far away as Indonesia - or for that matter Muslims living in the West.
Moreover the conflict comes against a backdrop of other events which have aggravated
tensions between Islam and the West.
Last year's London bombings, the riots by young Muslims in the suburbs of Paris
and the more recent controversy over cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed
- all these events have had a negative and polarising effect.
They have made it harder for the West and its allies in the Muslim world to turn
the tide in the global struggle against Islamic extremism.
They have made it harder for them to win the hearts and minds of the Muslim mainstream.
Many believe that the longer the current conflict in the Middle East continues,
the more it will play into the hands of the radicals.
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Israili
jets fire missiles at a building complex
where Hezzbola leadership were "hiding"
Lets consider the above heading for the
moment. The Hezbulla are living
in Lebanon on muslim land and are at home,
yet the headline suggest they are hiding?
If you where in london, in your home and
a french military jet were to have
fired a missile at your house. Would you
have been hiding? Why would you be hiding
on your own land, unless the french felt
they owned England? (hypothetically thinking
aloud)
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SkyNews |
Reports are arriving of two
british Warships ahve been sent
to recover fleeing British Nationals
to
safety.
Is its a recovery mission or a Logistical
support mission to the Isreali military?
If you belive the former then you'll
belive anything.
- This
sounds like British reinforcements
to me and its just further evidence that
Britian is a cause of the middleast
crisis and continues to support oppression
of the Muslim nation in the middleast
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Laughing quote of the day:
While speaking on behalf of the invading
Israelis the American Ambassador is kept
in the dark, albeit waiting outside a closed
session, listening
at the door with a glass cup! " A
cease-fire could come about "in
nanoseconds" if Hezbollah releases
two Israeli soldiers and steps back from
the
Israeli border, U.S. Ambassador to the
U.N. John Bolton said Monday."
Yawn on! Mr. Kufr
trying to make history again!
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| 16 Jul 06 07:19 08:19 UK |
BBC |
Bush backs Israel at
divided G8
Well, well, well wider goals?
Boo Hoo Lebanon ambassador emotions again!
Where are the 59 other Muslim countries?
I guess
more
emotions in the UN - pass round the hankie.
Each of the Muslim countries have land,
air, sea, paramilitary forces, they stockpile
weapons (why?), have large defence expenditures
(what are they training for?), are supposidly
Muslim and belive in Allah(swt) - yet
they do nothing!
The
G8 want to channel monies to the Hamas
organisation and Isreal wants to show
off her military hardware which is becoming
fast outdated and needs to be replaced
by American Military organisations at
the expence of human misery and death.
(What did
ex-foreign
secretary of state Henry Kissinger write
in his memoires - He
summed up
the Muslim
Nation as "The
useless eaters of world reasorces - ".. the useless eaters, that use up valuable
resources, those that disagree with the
American way of life".)
Rumsfield
said too much!
Remember
what Donald Rumsfield said
about
the rules
of war at the UN, that
only a neighboring country can fight
in a local war. His
comments where made when he replied to
a journalist on news tv after Iraq had
fired missiles at Tel Aviv and was precursor
for a coalition to be formed to deal
with Iraq. So, where are the
Muslims coalition of Syria, Jordan and
egypt?
Where are the military tanks, air force
jet
planes and commanders of the land and
sea?
They are all allied to
their
non-muslim
brothers in Israel and the betraying
both Allah(swt) and Muhammad(saaw). They
are classified as Kafir and must be ejected
from leadership.
Why
does the world hate us, cries the Americans?
Its
no wonder Al-Qida despises the Jordian,
Egyptian and Syrian governments. Who
can stand the stench of betrayal and
oppression that these governments stand
for and
support wholeheartedly. I guess its no
wonder that all three leaders where trained
at the British Military Academy known
as SANDHURST. Just for the record Pakistani
president
Mushariff, Libyan
president Gaddafi are also UK
graduates of Royal
College of Defence Studies and
SANDHURST respectively!
What on earth are these UK institutions
doing, teaching
and brainwashing these people into
leading
oppressive regimes? - or is it that they
are just following orders! The heads of
these states are the most hated
of
humans,
second
to their
masters
in the Muslim world and guess what their
time is very shortly up! Pack your bags
quick, Islam is coming to rule over
you.
Lets think a-moment?
In this controlled UN, behind closed
door war, who is actually arming both
sides? Who backs
Israeli
oppression
over the Muslims of Palestine, who
allows the extremist jew to occupy
Muslim land, both economically and
Militerally?
- YES its the peoples of the United
States of America and peoples of
the British regime? Is it a crime to
mention the electorate? Surly it would
be silly to assume the blame sits on
one person, the head of the government?
(Nuremberg comes to mind) So why did
muslims target 7/11 and 7/7?
Its
become
more
clearer now. Whether the attacks were
right or wrong is a subjective view.
But one must point out the use of the
word "incombattens", the
US forces use the term collateral
damage" and
that includes the deaths of incombattens.
Which incidentally is one possible
term to define "terrorism" and
therefore you could levy
the
very same
against the US and British forces,
their governments in west and even
there
electorate who gave them the mandate
in the first place. (note: each political
party have a manifesto and clearly
defined
foreign policies.)
ITG comment: What
do you think?
The
USA and Britain want to hold onto their
oppressive world
domination in the UN and they know
too well as the clock ticks its slipping
from their hands. The world needs
a new perspective and Islam will give
that perspective and more. Remember Islam
is Home to the Muslim world, not the
western world. There are no designs to
conquer new lands, only reclaim occupied
ones.
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BBC |
Deadly Hezbollah attack on Haifa
Notice
how its
deadly
for Muslims
to fire
rockets
but not
for extreemist
jews of Isreal?
Look
at
how the lebonease
government
emotional
outburst
to
the non-muslim
UN
council of
five falls
on
deaf ears,
on
a closed session
which
roughly translates to mean -
F**k off were planning
your
demise,
control
of
your reasources and your pathetic
surrender terms.
In
the meantime
the
G8 plan
econimic
aid
reconstruction loans
for
lebenon to further
keep
it
in livelong
debt
and
foerign control
of
its assets.
The
UN organisation is designed
for
maximum manipulation
of Muslim land and her resources.
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