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Heinrich
Nov 17, 2012, 11:34:36 PM11/17/12
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officials said Saturday evening that Jerusalem is not currently interested
in a ceasefire in the four-day conflict with Hamas, adding that the IDF’s
campaign might be expanded and could continue for weeks, if necessary.
Operation Pillar of Defense would only end after Hamas had been dealt a
serious blow, they vowed, as the fourth day of the offensive came to an end.
Some analysts, by contrast, said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and
several of his top ministers would not in fact be opposed to a rapid halt to
the campaign if the other side were to commit itself to a ceasefire.
“In parallel to the military effort, there is a diplomatic effort [to stop
the rocket fire on Israel],” an Israeli government official told The Times
of Israel on Saturday evening. “But the operation will continue until we can
be sure that the people of Israel’s south will no longer live under constant
fear of rockets — and that goal will be achieved, one way or another.”
The IDF’s OC Southern Command Tal Russo said earlier Saturday that Israel
had delivered a serious blow to Hamas’s rocket infrastructure — and wiped
out much of its long-range rocket capacity — but added that the IDF still
had many targets left to hit. Hamas, he said, had built up “an impressive”
arsenal.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Cairo on Saturday,
where he met with Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and Hamas political
chief Haled Mashaal in an effort to broker a ceasefire. Egypt is trying to
convince Hamas to sign on to a proposal for a temporary end to the rocket
fire, but Hamas is currently unwilling to discuss a cease-fire, officials
close to the contacts said. Erdogan was trying to mediate between the two
sides, but without tangible success thus far.
Egyptian defense officials have had “primary” contact with their Israeli
counterparts, but so far Cairo has not engaged Israel on the political and
diplomatic level, a Foreign Ministry official told The Times of Israel.
“Israel will go ahead [with the military offensive] as long as there’s
massive rocket fire from Gaza. It’s not possible to stop unilaterally, while
rockets are flying at our towns.”
While Hamas was probably interested in a ceasefire, the Israeli government
is keen to continue striking at terrorist infrastructure in Gaza, according
to a government official, who was speaking on condition of anonymity.
“Hamas probably wants a ceasefire by now. They want a time out — so that
they can rest a bit, and then continue to shoot rockets at us next week.
Israel is not interested in that,” the official told The Times of Israel.
“We hope to come out of this operation with a new reality — that people in
the south will no longer live under threat of rocket attacks.”
Operation Pillar of Defense has three main goals: bringing quiet to the
south, establishing Israeli deterrence, and eradicating the long-range
missile arsenal of Gaza terror groups, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman
said Saturday. “The only way to live here in peace and security is to create
a real deterrent by causing an overwhelming response, so that they don’t
test us again,” he said Saturday.
If the IDF found it necessary to launch a wide-scale ground operation into
Gaza, “it cannot be stopped in the middle; it needs to go all the way,” he
said.
The foreign minister and other top Israeli ministers are “absolutely
resolute” to continue and even intensify Operation Pillar of Defense,
according to a source close to Liberman.
“They are convinced that this can’t just be another Operation Cast Lead,
where we only do what’s necessary and then, after three or six months, Hamas
rearms itself and we have the same problem,” the source told The Times of
Israel. “This has got to stop. We can’t have a million, or even hundreds of
thousands or tens of thousands of our citizens under fire.”
Cast Lead, which began with air strikes in December 27, 2008, and continued
with a ground operation into Gaza seven days later, lasted for three weeks
and one day.
“It’s absolutely impossible to say that there will never ever be a single
rocket fired at Israel again. But we need to restore our deterrence. It has
been lost over recent years,” the source added.
Some Israeli analysts, however, said Netanyahu, Liberman and Defense
Minister Ehud Barak would not be against a cease-fire, if the opportunity
would arise. The three convened Saturday evening at the Defense Ministry in
Tel Aviv to discuss further course of action.
Militarily and diplomatically to date, the leadership trio are said to
believe, the offensive can be viewed as a resounding success, with several
senior Hamas operatives eliminated and a significant blow inflicted to Hamas’s
rocket and other military infrastructure.
If Jerusalem were to reach a ceasefire and restore calm to the south at this
stage, analysts on Channel 2 news suggested on Saturday night, Netanyahu and
his government would likely re-enter the pre-election campaign — temporarily
suspended as the rockets fly — with their popularity boosted. If the
campaign were to be expanded, and to include a major ground offensive,
however, rising Israeli casualty figures and high numbers of Palestinian
deaths could possibly turn Operation Pillar of Defense into a quagmire for
Netanyahu, they said. It would therefore be likely, these and other analysts
said, that Israel would now seek to de-escalate the situation.
Led by the US, much of the West to date seems to share Jerusalem’s position
that Hamas bears prime responsibility for the current round of violence and
has supported Israel’s right to defend itself. But Jerusalem is not
confident that this would last if the conflict expands.
Some officials said that Israel has succeeded in its efforts to convince
Western leaders of the righteousness of its cause. But others expressed fear
that the messages of support and understanding could soon turn into calls
for restraint and then outright criticism if Israel’s military operation
comes to be perceived as overly aggressive or heavy-handed.
Along with the US, Britain, Germany, Canada and several other countries have
pinned primary blame on Hamas, the officials noted.
“I wouldn’t say that international support for our operation is waning.
Every time Hamas shoots a rocket at Jerusalem or Tel Aviv people understand
what we’re doing, that we’re acting to defend our citizens,” a government
official said Saturday.
The rocket that on Friday night reached the greater Jerusalem area “really
takes the mask off Hamas’s face, if anyone still had any illusions,” this
official added. “They fired an inexact weapon into city with hundred of
thousands of residents, with many holy sites important to three world
religions. Who knows where this could have landed? But they don’t care. In
fact, the rockets landed in the West Bank and could have easily killed
Palestinians. Again, these terrorists don’t care; they are nihilistic.”
On Saturday, Netanyahu spoke with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, UK Prime
Minister David Cameron, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, Greek Prime
Minister Antonis Samaras, Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas, Polish Prime
Minister Donald Tusk, Portuguese Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho and
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov.
Netanyahu told the leaders that no country in the world would agree to a
situation in which its population lives under a constant missile threat. He
also reportedly asked them if they had any suggestions for how to stop the
rocket fire from Gaza, and elicited from them tacit support for Operation
Pillar of Defense.
On Friday, European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the
rocket attacks from Gaza “are totally unacceptable for any government and
must stop. Israel has the right to protect its population from these kinds
of attacks.” Ashton acknowledged that Palestinian terrorist groups are
responsible for the current crisis, but also urged Israel “to ensure that
its response is proportionate.”
Netanyahu on Friday also spoke to US President Barack Obama, for the second
time since the campaign started on Wednesday. The prime minister thanked
Obama for the US’s steadfast support and its assistance in purchasing the
Iron Dome missile defense system. Earlier last week, Netanyahu spoke to
Ashton, French President Francois Hollande, UN Secretary Ban Ki-Moon, and
Middle East Quartet representative Tony Blair.
‘International patience is very short. We’re walking on thin ice, and you’ll
only know the ice is getting cracking when your feet are getting wet. And
then it’s too late’
Over the weekend, Liberman spoke to his counterparts from the US, Russia and
Romania to shore up support for Israel’s operation.
On Sunday, Netanyahu, Liberman and President Shimon Peres are scheduled to
meet with French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, who is set to visit
Jerusalem and Ramallah.
Recognizing that the support of Western countries could easily vanish if the
death toll increases drastically or Israeli troops mistakenly hit a civilian
target, a government official said, “We are aware of such scenarios, and we
are doing our utmost to avoid any civilian casualties.”
A different official said that some individuals and organizations, such as
the United Nations Human Rights Council, are likely to censure Israel over a
drawn-out military campaign with many civilian casualties.
“There are the usual suspects; there’s nothing we can do about them. But the
international community learned a lesson from Goldstone,” the said,
referring to a report authored by South African Judge Richard Goldstone that
castigated Israel for war crimes allegedly committed during Cast Lead,
including the false charge that the IDF deliberately killed civilians. A
year and half later, Goldstone partially retracted his condemnation, though
his co-authors did not.
The civil war currently raging in Syria, during which more than 30,000
people have been killed so far, would put into perspective any casualties
caused by an Israeli operation in Gaza, the official said.
“I spoke to presidents from across the world, including President Obama —
no-one doubts the justification of the operation,” Peres said Friday. “This
is not the launch of a war but a justified defense of our civilians and the
world stands with Israel.”
A Foreign Ministry official who deals routinely with organizations and
governments hostile to Israel predicted that Western support for the
offensive will not continue for much longer.
“International patience is very short. We’re walking on thin ice, and you’ll
only know the ice is cracking when your feet get wet. And then it’s too
late.”
in a ceasefire in the four-day conflict with Hamas, adding that the IDF’s
campaign might be expanded and could continue for weeks, if necessary.
Operation Pillar of Defense would only end after Hamas had been dealt a
serious blow, they vowed, as the fourth day of the offensive came to an end.
Some analysts, by contrast, said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and
several of his top ministers would not in fact be opposed to a rapid halt to
the campaign if the other side were to commit itself to a ceasefire.
“In parallel to the military effort, there is a diplomatic effort [to stop
the rocket fire on Israel],” an Israeli government official told The Times
of Israel on Saturday evening. “But the operation will continue until we can
be sure that the people of Israel’s south will no longer live under constant
fear of rockets — and that goal will be achieved, one way or another.”
The IDF’s OC Southern Command Tal Russo said earlier Saturday that Israel
had delivered a serious blow to Hamas’s rocket infrastructure — and wiped
out much of its long-range rocket capacity — but added that the IDF still
had many targets left to hit. Hamas, he said, had built up “an impressive”
arsenal.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Cairo on Saturday,
where he met with Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and Hamas political
chief Haled Mashaal in an effort to broker a ceasefire. Egypt is trying to
convince Hamas to sign on to a proposal for a temporary end to the rocket
fire, but Hamas is currently unwilling to discuss a cease-fire, officials
close to the contacts said. Erdogan was trying to mediate between the two
sides, but without tangible success thus far.
Egyptian defense officials have had “primary” contact with their Israeli
counterparts, but so far Cairo has not engaged Israel on the political and
diplomatic level, a Foreign Ministry official told The Times of Israel.
“Israel will go ahead [with the military offensive] as long as there’s
massive rocket fire from Gaza. It’s not possible to stop unilaterally, while
rockets are flying at our towns.”
While Hamas was probably interested in a ceasefire, the Israeli government
is keen to continue striking at terrorist infrastructure in Gaza, according
to a government official, who was speaking on condition of anonymity.
“Hamas probably wants a ceasefire by now. They want a time out — so that
they can rest a bit, and then continue to shoot rockets at us next week.
Israel is not interested in that,” the official told The Times of Israel.
“We hope to come out of this operation with a new reality — that people in
the south will no longer live under threat of rocket attacks.”
Operation Pillar of Defense has three main goals: bringing quiet to the
south, establishing Israeli deterrence, and eradicating the long-range
missile arsenal of Gaza terror groups, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman
said Saturday. “The only way to live here in peace and security is to create
a real deterrent by causing an overwhelming response, so that they don’t
test us again,” he said Saturday.
If the IDF found it necessary to launch a wide-scale ground operation into
Gaza, “it cannot be stopped in the middle; it needs to go all the way,” he
said.
The foreign minister and other top Israeli ministers are “absolutely
resolute” to continue and even intensify Operation Pillar of Defense,
according to a source close to Liberman.
“They are convinced that this can’t just be another Operation Cast Lead,
where we only do what’s necessary and then, after three or six months, Hamas
rearms itself and we have the same problem,” the source told The Times of
Israel. “This has got to stop. We can’t have a million, or even hundreds of
thousands or tens of thousands of our citizens under fire.”
Cast Lead, which began with air strikes in December 27, 2008, and continued
with a ground operation into Gaza seven days later, lasted for three weeks
and one day.
“It’s absolutely impossible to say that there will never ever be a single
rocket fired at Israel again. But we need to restore our deterrence. It has
been lost over recent years,” the source added.
Some Israeli analysts, however, said Netanyahu, Liberman and Defense
Minister Ehud Barak would not be against a cease-fire, if the opportunity
would arise. The three convened Saturday evening at the Defense Ministry in
Tel Aviv to discuss further course of action.
Militarily and diplomatically to date, the leadership trio are said to
believe, the offensive can be viewed as a resounding success, with several
senior Hamas operatives eliminated and a significant blow inflicted to Hamas’s
rocket and other military infrastructure.
If Jerusalem were to reach a ceasefire and restore calm to the south at this
stage, analysts on Channel 2 news suggested on Saturday night, Netanyahu and
his government would likely re-enter the pre-election campaign — temporarily
suspended as the rockets fly — with their popularity boosted. If the
campaign were to be expanded, and to include a major ground offensive,
however, rising Israeli casualty figures and high numbers of Palestinian
deaths could possibly turn Operation Pillar of Defense into a quagmire for
Netanyahu, they said. It would therefore be likely, these and other analysts
said, that Israel would now seek to de-escalate the situation.
Led by the US, much of the West to date seems to share Jerusalem’s position
that Hamas bears prime responsibility for the current round of violence and
has supported Israel’s right to defend itself. But Jerusalem is not
confident that this would last if the conflict expands.
Some officials said that Israel has succeeded in its efforts to convince
Western leaders of the righteousness of its cause. But others expressed fear
that the messages of support and understanding could soon turn into calls
for restraint and then outright criticism if Israel’s military operation
comes to be perceived as overly aggressive or heavy-handed.
Along with the US, Britain, Germany, Canada and several other countries have
pinned primary blame on Hamas, the officials noted.
“I wouldn’t say that international support for our operation is waning.
Every time Hamas shoots a rocket at Jerusalem or Tel Aviv people understand
what we’re doing, that we’re acting to defend our citizens,” a government
official said Saturday.
The rocket that on Friday night reached the greater Jerusalem area “really
takes the mask off Hamas’s face, if anyone still had any illusions,” this
official added. “They fired an inexact weapon into city with hundred of
thousands of residents, with many holy sites important to three world
religions. Who knows where this could have landed? But they don’t care. In
fact, the rockets landed in the West Bank and could have easily killed
Palestinians. Again, these terrorists don’t care; they are nihilistic.”
On Saturday, Netanyahu spoke with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, UK Prime
Minister David Cameron, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, Greek Prime
Minister Antonis Samaras, Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas, Polish Prime
Minister Donald Tusk, Portuguese Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho and
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov.
Netanyahu told the leaders that no country in the world would agree to a
situation in which its population lives under a constant missile threat. He
also reportedly asked them if they had any suggestions for how to stop the
rocket fire from Gaza, and elicited from them tacit support for Operation
Pillar of Defense.
On Friday, European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the
rocket attacks from Gaza “are totally unacceptable for any government and
must stop. Israel has the right to protect its population from these kinds
of attacks.” Ashton acknowledged that Palestinian terrorist groups are
responsible for the current crisis, but also urged Israel “to ensure that
its response is proportionate.”
Netanyahu on Friday also spoke to US President Barack Obama, for the second
time since the campaign started on Wednesday. The prime minister thanked
Obama for the US’s steadfast support and its assistance in purchasing the
Iron Dome missile defense system. Earlier last week, Netanyahu spoke to
Ashton, French President Francois Hollande, UN Secretary Ban Ki-Moon, and
Middle East Quartet representative Tony Blair.
‘International patience is very short. We’re walking on thin ice, and you’ll
only know the ice is getting cracking when your feet are getting wet. And
then it’s too late’
Over the weekend, Liberman spoke to his counterparts from the US, Russia and
Romania to shore up support for Israel’s operation.
On Sunday, Netanyahu, Liberman and President Shimon Peres are scheduled to
meet with French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, who is set to visit
Jerusalem and Ramallah.
Recognizing that the support of Western countries could easily vanish if the
death toll increases drastically or Israeli troops mistakenly hit a civilian
target, a government official said, “We are aware of such scenarios, and we
are doing our utmost to avoid any civilian casualties.”
A different official said that some individuals and organizations, such as
the United Nations Human Rights Council, are likely to censure Israel over a
drawn-out military campaign with many civilian casualties.
“There are the usual suspects; there’s nothing we can do about them. But the
international community learned a lesson from Goldstone,” the said,
referring to a report authored by South African Judge Richard Goldstone that
castigated Israel for war crimes allegedly committed during Cast Lead,
including the false charge that the IDF deliberately killed civilians. A
year and half later, Goldstone partially retracted his condemnation, though
his co-authors did not.
The civil war currently raging in Syria, during which more than 30,000
people have been killed so far, would put into perspective any casualties
caused by an Israeli operation in Gaza, the official said.
“I spoke to presidents from across the world, including President Obama —
no-one doubts the justification of the operation,” Peres said Friday. “This
is not the launch of a war but a justified defense of our civilians and the
world stands with Israel.”
A Foreign Ministry official who deals routinely with organizations and
governments hostile to Israel predicted that Western support for the
offensive will not continue for much longer.
“International patience is very short. We’re walking on thin ice, and you’ll
only know the ice is cracking when your feet get wet. And then it’s too
late.”
NEMO
Nov 18, 2012, 12:31:07 AM11/18/12
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The winner of "The Nose - Picker Award" for November goes to Heinrich
for the post, "I pay taxes!"!
When, sometime back in the 90's?
Heinrich
Nov 18, 2012, 12:42:30 AM11/18/12
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"NEMO" schreef in bericht
news:1a022b02-2e21-458f...@w1g2000vbx.googlegroups.com...
The winner of "The Nose - Picker Award" for November goes to Heinrich
for the post, "I pay taxes!"!
When, sometime back in the 90's?
percentage for value added tax from 19 to 21 this means that we have to pay
more for our daily purchases further i pay income tax so there is nothing to
worry about
Walt Hampton
Nov 18, 2012, 12:56:17 AM11/18/12
to
"Heinrich" wrote in message
news:50a86567$0$12504$2e0e...@news.tweakdsl.nl...
>Operation Pillar of Defense
...is a half-assed joke...something on the order of Lambsky
calling himself a Canadian. The only "Pillar Of Defense" the
Israeli Yids have is the constant inflow of the privately Yid-
owned Federal Reserve Bank "banknotes," which are becoming
increasingly worthless with each passing day. When that
day comes, those Yids will be consumed.
news:50a86567$0$12504$2e0e...@news.tweakdsl.nl...
>Operation Pillar of Defense
...is a half-assed joke...something on the order of Lambsky
calling himself a Canadian. The only "Pillar Of Defense" the
Israeli Yids have is the constant inflow of the privately Yid-
owned Federal Reserve Bank "banknotes," which are becoming
increasingly worthless with each passing day. When that
day comes, those Yids will be consumed.
NEMO
Nov 18, 2012, 1:50:06 AM11/18/12
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Mentally ill relative of Hitler's was gassed! ...... Hmmmm, maybe
they'll gas Heinrich & Walter Hampton also, they're both registered
lunatics?
''The Schicklgruber side of the family was especially hard-hit and
"crashed into suicide and mental illness," he added. "The entire line
died out."
Mentally ill relative of Hitler's was gassed
One of the thousands of victims of the Nazi regime's program to kill
mentally ill people was a relative of Adolf Hitler, two historians
said yesterday. The woman, identified only...
By Susanna Loof
The Associated Press
VIENNA, Austria — One of the thousands of victims of the Nazi
regime's program to kill mentally ill people was a relative of Adolf
Hitler, two historians said yesterday.
The woman, identified only as Aloisia V., was 49 when she was gassed
on Dec. 6, 1940, at an institution in the Hartheim castle near the
northern Austrian city of Linz, historian Timothy Ryback said.
Ryback, an American historian who now lives in Salzburg and heads the
Obersalzberg Institute in Berchtesgaden, Germany, said the details
surrounding the woman's death surfaced last week after Obersalzberg
archivist Florian Beierl gained access to her medical file at a
Vienna
medical institution where she had been treated.
That mental illness flourished in Hitler's extended family is nothing
new — a secret 1944 Gestapo report that has been known for decades
described Aloisia's line of the family as "idiotic progeny," Beierl
said.
Wolfgang Eisenmenger, a German expert in forensic medicine who is
involved in the research, warned against drawing any conclusions
about
Hitler's own mental health.
"An expert on hereditary psychological illnesses could perhaps draw
some conclusions from the results of the reconstructed family tree,"
Eisenmenger said in a statement on the Obersalzberg Web site.
Recently released medical files on Aloisia say she suffered from
schizophrenia, depression, delusions and a range of other mental
problems, Ryback said. Her treatment included confinement in cage
beds, a widespread practice even before Nazi times.
It's unclear whether Hitler was aware of his relative's illness and
her fate, Ryback said.
Aloisia was the great-grandchild of the sister of Hitler's paternal
grandmother, meaning she was part of the Schicklgruber side of the
family, Beierl said. Ryback said he and Beierl, who have researched
Hitler's family for five years, kept coming across "cases of either
physical or mental disabilities in Hitler's family."
The Schicklgruber side of the family was especially hard-hit and
"crashed into suicide and mental illness," he added. "The entire line
died out."
Ryback and Beierl plan to map the cases of disabilities in a 1,200-
page genealogy of Hitler's family.
The Peeler
Nov 18, 2012, 6:05:09 AM11/18/12
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 05:34:36 +0100, Dumb Heini, the heavily medicated Dutch
resident Nazi troll and laughing stock of sci and scj, wrote:
<snip the Dutch Nazi pig's usual inane copy & paste troll>
Israel has every right to do everything to protect its citizens from the
murderous Hamas!
--
Dumb Heini admits to living off his wife and being a stay-at-home:
"i told you before my wife and i swapped jobs so i stay at home to do the
household and she is going to the office"
MID: <h1Ybs.3823$EP3....@newsfe07.iad>
resident Nazi troll and laughing stock of sci and scj, wrote:
<snip the Dutch Nazi pig's usual inane copy & paste troll>
Israel has every right to do everything to protect its citizens from the
murderous Hamas!
--
Dumb Heini admits to living off his wife and being a stay-at-home:
"i told you before my wife and i swapped jobs so i stay at home to do the
household and she is going to the office"
MID: <h1Ybs.3823$EP3....@newsfe07.iad>
The Peeler
Nov 18, 2012, 6:05:22 AM11/18/12
to
On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 06:42:30 +0100, Dumb Heini, the heavily medicated Dutch
pig? ALL you do is troll on Usenet from early in the morning until late at
night! LOL
resident Nazi troll and laughing stock of sci and scj, wrote:
> When, sometime back in the 90's?
>
> for your information as of Oktober 1st the government increased the
> percentage for value added tax from 19 to 21 this means that we have to pay
> more for our daily purchases further i pay income tax so there is nothing to
> worry about
From what "income", you lazy, unemployable, heavily medicated Dutch Nazi
>
> for your information as of Oktober 1st the government increased the
> percentage for value added tax from 19 to 21 this means that we have to pay
> more for our daily purchases further i pay income tax so there is nothing to
> worry about
pig? ALL you do is troll on Usenet from early in the morning until late at
night! LOL
The Peeler
Nov 18, 2012, 6:08:06 AM11/18/12
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 00:56:17 -0500, "All Bark and No Bite", aka Walt
Humpton, aka Caroloony Reb, the subnormal moron and attested schizo from
schizoboy!
--
Bert to our resident schizo:
"The voices in your head are not a reliable source of information."
MID: <XnsA0E69C0A32C...@216.250.188.141>
Humpton, aka Caroloony Reb, the subnormal moron and attested schizo from
the States, wrote:
>>Operation Pillar of Defense
>
> ...is a half-assed joke...something on the order of Lambsky
> calling himself a Canadian. The only "Pillar Of Defense" the
> Israeli Yids have is the constant inflow of the privately Yid-
> owned Federal Reserve Bank "banknotes," which are becoming
> increasingly worthless with each passing day. When that
> day comes, those Yids will be consumed.
LOL!!! Thanks for continuing to entertain us with your schizophrenia,
>>Operation Pillar of Defense
>
> ...is a half-assed joke...something on the order of Lambsky
> calling himself a Canadian. The only "Pillar Of Defense" the
> Israeli Yids have is the constant inflow of the privately Yid-
> owned Federal Reserve Bank "banknotes," which are becoming
> increasingly worthless with each passing day. When that
> day comes, those Yids will be consumed.
schizoboy!
--
Bert to our resident schizo:
"The voices in your head are not a reliable source of information."
MID: <XnsA0E69C0A32C...@216.250.188.141>
systemfa...@hotmail.com
Nov 18, 2012, 9:43:57 AM11/18/12
to
On Sunday, November 18, 2012 5:34:48 AM UTC+1, Heinrich wrote:
> officials said Saturday evening that Jerusalem is not currently interested
>
> in a ceasefire in the four-day conflict with Hamas,
WTF's all this about 'Jerusalem'?? Last I heard, the capital of 'Israel' was Tel Aviv.
> officials said Saturday evening that Jerusalem is not currently interested
>
> in a ceasefire in the four-day conflict with Hamas,
Heinrich
Nov 18, 2012, 9:51:02 AM11/18/12
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schreef in bericht
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BlastFromThePast
Nov 18, 2012, 10:12:22 AM11/18/12
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The Peeler
Nov 18, 2012, 10:34:30 AM11/18/12
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 15:51:02 +0100, Dumb Heini, the heavily medicated Dutch
daughter, they know about it too! <BG>
--
Excerpts from Dumb Dutch Heini's unbelevbalbe vobcaburally:
eecute4d (take a guess! LOL)
aperuvisn (no idea)
kickihnbg (take a guess!)
eundereducaatged (Look who's talking about "undereducated"! LOL)
shjuit (shit? shut? LOL)
heionrich (his own name!!! LOL)
anothernbeville (no idea, LOL)
unbelevbalbe (unbelievable)
illeterate (illiterate) <--- my favourite!!!
res[popnsible (responsible)
tropubles (troubles)
unbeaable (unbearable)
compaire3d (compared)
cpontrolof (take a guess! LOL)
tomroor (tomorrow?)
anniliatyed (annihilated)
tie (time)
thewy (no idea LOL)
alkthouygh (although)
vocitory (victory)
d0onot (don't ?)
lisyten (listen)
thaen (then)
rep0ly (reply)
wjho (who)
wheb (when)
si8nce (since)
p9olice (police)
trill (thrill)
gwetting (getting)
weel (well)
bext (next)
mnayor (mayor)
getting updated constantly...
resident Nazi troll and laughing stock of sci and scj, wrote:
>> in a ceasefire in the four-day conflict with Hamas,
>
> WTF's all this about 'Jerusalem'?? Last I heard, the capital of 'Israel' was
> Tel Aviv.
>
> so glad you told us
Well, people KNOW that you stupid oaf need education! Ask your wife and
>
> WTF's all this about 'Jerusalem'?? Last I heard, the capital of 'Israel' was
> Tel Aviv.
>
> so glad you told us
daughter, they know about it too! <BG>
--
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kickihnbg (take a guess!)
eundereducaatged (Look who's talking about "undereducated"! LOL)
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tropubles (troubles)
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tomroor (tomorrow?)
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tie (time)
thewy (no idea LOL)
alkthouygh (although)
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d0onot (don't ?)
lisyten (listen)
thaen (then)
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wjho (who)
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si8nce (since)
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gwetting (getting)
weel (well)
bext (next)
mnayor (mayor)
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mirjam
Nov 19, 2012, 12:26:47 AM11/19/12
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On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
Jerusalem is our capital
mirjam
Jerusalem is our capital
mirjam
The Revd
Nov 19, 2012, 12:41:41 AM11/19/12
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 21:26:47 -0800 (PST), mirjam <mir...@actcom.co.il>
wrote:
>On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>Jerusalem is our capital
>mirjam
No, it's not, jew cunt. Your temporary capital is Tel Aviv. Your
permanent capital will be somewhere in the Mediterranean.
wrote:
>On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>Jerusalem is our capital
>mirjam
permanent capital will be somewhere in the Mediterranean.
binzi kramer
Nov 19, 2012, 12:43:38 AM11/19/12
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In article <thhja8ha24hl91j8c...@4ax.com>,
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
[...]
http://tinyurl.com/5kewfy
Britain tops European crime league
By Philip Johnston, Home Affairs Editor
Britain has one of the worst crime rates in Europe, a report said yesterday.
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
[...]
http://tinyurl.com/5kewfy
Britain tops European crime league
By Philip Johnston, Home Affairs Editor
Britain has one of the worst crime rates in Europe, a report said yesterday.
Cedo
Nov 19, 2012, 4:40:04 AM11/19/12
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BlastFromThePast
Nov 19, 2012, 5:15:27 AM11/19/12
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On Monday, November 19, 2012 6:26:47 AM UTC+1, mirjam wrote:
> On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>
> Jerusalem is our capital
>
> mirjam
>
B'ollocks
> On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>
> Jerusalem is our capital
>
> mirjam
>
NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 5:19:18 AM11/19/12
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In article <172befbd-f4bd-4679...@googlegroups.com>,
BlastFromThePast <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Silence, aussie filth.
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=31983
"About 20 convicted Australian pedophiles unsuccessfully tried to
travel to Indonesia and Thailand immediately after the Dec. 26 tsunami
to prey on vulnerable children, a newspaper reported on Saturday."
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/austral.htm
"Child prostitution in Australia was studied by ECPAT, which collected
information from early 471 government and non-government agencies working
with children. The study, the first of its kind, revealed a vicious cycle
leading to child commercial sexual activities."
http://www.atimes.com/oceania/AC27Ah03.html
"It also confirmed suspicions the Pacific region has become a new target
for Australian pedophiles fleeing police crackdowns on child sex offences
at home and elsewhere in Asia."
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/06/11/1086749893067.html?from=moreStories
"Australian pedophiles are part of an organised crime ring preying on
Thailand's vulnerable children, writes Mark Baker."
BlastFromThePast <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Silence, aussie filth.
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=31983
"About 20 convicted Australian pedophiles unsuccessfully tried to
travel to Indonesia and Thailand immediately after the Dec. 26 tsunami
to prey on vulnerable children, a newspaper reported on Saturday."
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/austral.htm
"Child prostitution in Australia was studied by ECPAT, which collected
information from early 471 government and non-government agencies working
with children. The study, the first of its kind, revealed a vicious cycle
leading to child commercial sexual activities."
http://www.atimes.com/oceania/AC27Ah03.html
"It also confirmed suspicions the Pacific region has become a new target
for Australian pedophiles fleeing police crackdowns on child sex offences
at home and elsewhere in Asia."
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/06/11/1086749893067.html?from=moreStories
"Australian pedophiles are part of an organised crime ring preying on
Thailand's vulnerable children, writes Mark Baker."
The Peeler
Nov 19, 2012, 7:15:00 AM11/19/12
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 21:41:41 -0800, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
sci and scj and Usenet's famous sexual cripple, FAKING his time zone again,
farted:
> On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 21:26:47 -0800 (PST), mirjam <mir...@actcom.co.il>
> wrote:
>
>>On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>>Jerusalem is our capital
>>mirjam
>
> No, it's not, jew cunt. Your temporary capital is Tel Aviv. Your
> permanent capital will be somewhere in the Mediterranean.
ONLY in your delirious psychopathic mind, The Rectum! <BG>
--
Retarded, subnormal and extremely proud of it: our resident psychopath, The
Retard (aka "The Rectum").
sci and scj and Usenet's famous sexual cripple, FAKING his time zone again,
farted:
> On Sun, 18 Nov 2012 21:26:47 -0800 (PST), mirjam <mir...@actcom.co.il>
> wrote:
>
>>On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>>Jerusalem is our capital
>>mirjam
>
> No, it's not, jew cunt. Your temporary capital is Tel Aviv. Your
> permanent capital will be somewhere in the Mediterranean.
--
Retarded, subnormal and extremely proud of it: our resident psychopath, The
Retard (aka "The Rectum").
The Revd
Nov 19, 2012, 8:32:22 AM11/19/12
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capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
The Peeler
Nov 19, 2012, 8:42:17 AM11/19/12
to
On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 05:32:22 -0800, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
sci and scj and Usenet's famous sexual cripple, FAKING his time zone again,
farted:
farted:
>>> Jerusalem is our capital
>>>
>>> mirjam
>>>
>>
>>B'ollocks
>
> Indeed. Total B"S. Not one country recognises al Quds as the
> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
<BG> Blithering idiot!
>>>
>>> mirjam
>>>
>>
>>B'ollocks
>
> Indeed. Total B"S. Not one country recognises al Quds as the
> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
BlastFromThePast
Nov 19, 2012, 9:04:30 AM11/19/12
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NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 9:05:16 AM11/19/12
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In article <85dka8l33lrelpm7v...@4ax.com>,
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
>> British youth -- the worst scum on the planet, says renowned writer
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/3w3uynh
> Well, they are no worse than us old limeys.
YES! You, too, are the worst scum on the planet!
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
>> British youth -- the worst scum on the planet, says renowned writer
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/3w3uynh
> Well, they are no worse than us old limeys.
YES! You, too, are the worst scum on the planet!
The Revd
Nov 19, 2012, 9:23:58 AM11/19/12
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On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 06:04:30 -0800 (PST), BlastFromThePast
<systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>On Monday, November 19, 2012 2:32:37 PM UTC+1, The Revd wrote:
>> On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 02:15:27 -0800 (PST), BlastFromThePast
>>
>> <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> >On Monday, November 19, 2012 6:26:47 AM UTC+1, mirjam wrote:
>>
>> >> On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> Jerusalem is our capital
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> mirjam
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >
>>
>> >B'ollocks
>>
>>
>>
>> Indeed. Total B"S. Not one country recognises al Quds as the
>>
>> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
>
>'Israel' is lines drawn on a map in 1948. Nothing to do with biblical Israel at all.
Maybe G-d [sic] drew the lines? LOL
>On Monday, November 19, 2012 2:32:37 PM UTC+1, The Revd wrote:
>> On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 02:15:27 -0800 (PST), BlastFromThePast
>>
>> <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> >On Monday, November 19, 2012 6:26:47 AM UTC+1, mirjam wrote:
>>
>> >> On Sunday, November 18, 2012 4:43:57 PM UTC+2, BlastFromThePast wrote:
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> Jerusalem is our capital
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> mirjam
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >
>>
>> >B'ollocks
>>
>>
>>
>> Indeed. Total B"S. Not one country recognises al Quds as the
>>
>> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
>
>'Israel' is lines drawn on a map in 1948. Nothing to do with biblical Israel at all.
NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 9:25:34 AM11/19/12
to
In article <37gka85go5h99uso4...@4ax.com>,
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
[...]
Repetition, shiteating limey bastard who sucks the rectum
of a dutch perverted pig who sucks the rectum of a Columbia
SC redneck who sucks the rectums of muzzie donkeys.
The Revd <pee...@degenerate.Grik> wrote:
[...]
Repetition, shiteating limey bastard who sucks the rectum
of a dutch perverted pig who sucks the rectum of a Columbia
SC redneck who sucks the rectums of muzzie donkeys.
BlastFromThePast
Nov 19, 2012, 9:27:51 AM11/19/12
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NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 9:30:28 AM11/19/12
to
In article <997f1c1e-a80b-4850...@googlegroups.com>,
BlastFromThePast <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
[...]
http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/3-12-2005-67024.asp
The Town That Sold Its Children
France is in shock as 66 residents go on trial for gruesome paedophilia.
[...]
That France's biggest ever criminal trial should be taking place in
the beautiful Loire valley town of Angers, famed for its Cointreau,
its heritage and its meandering river, is as inexplicable as the
horror unfolding on the notebooks.
Sixty-six residents are facing charges that include child sex abuse,
incest and pimping their own children for not much more than the price
of a carton of cigarettes.
The 45 alleged victims are children aged from six months to 12 years
old. The accused are their mothers, fathers, grandfathers, aunts and
uncles. Last week at Angers assizes court, it took three days for four
clerks to read out the 430-page charge sheet against the 39 men and 27
women. The charges include abusing 26 girls and 19 boys during at
least 100 orgies, some of which included sado-masochistic sex games.
BlastFromThePast <systemfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
[...]
http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/3-12-2005-67024.asp
The Town That Sold Its Children
France is in shock as 66 residents go on trial for gruesome paedophilia.
[...]
That France's biggest ever criminal trial should be taking place in
the beautiful Loire valley town of Angers, famed for its Cointreau,
its heritage and its meandering river, is as inexplicable as the
horror unfolding on the notebooks.
Sixty-six residents are facing charges that include child sex abuse,
incest and pimping their own children for not much more than the price
of a carton of cigarettes.
The 45 alleged victims are children aged from six months to 12 years
old. The accused are their mothers, fathers, grandfathers, aunts and
uncles. Last week at Angers assizes court, it took three days for four
clerks to read out the 430-page charge sheet against the 39 men and 27
women. The charges include abusing 26 girls and 19 boys during at
least 100 orgies, some of which included sado-masochistic sex games.
The Peeler
Nov 19, 2012, 9:31:05 AM11/19/12
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On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 06:23:58 -0800, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of
--
Nefesh about The Rectum:
"Now when the Revd tries to think,
He begins to stink."
MID: <a48017af-a595-4fd0...@y35g2000pre.googlegroups.com>
sci and scj and Usenet's famous sexual cripple, FAKING his time zone again,
farted:
>>>
farted:
>>>
>>> Indeed. Total B"S. Not one country recognises al Quds as the
>>>
>>> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
>>
>>'Israel' is lines drawn on a map in 1948. Nothing to do with biblical Israel at all.
>
> Maybe G-d [sic] drew the lines? LOL
<BG> Poor blithering idiot!
>>>
>>> capital. Most don't even recognise 'Israel'! LOL
>>
>>'Israel' is lines drawn on a map in 1948. Nothing to do with biblical Israel at all.
>
> Maybe G-d [sic] drew the lines? LOL
--
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"Now when the Revd tries to think,
He begins to stink."
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BlastFromThePast
Nov 19, 2012, 9:33:33 AM11/19/12
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NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 9:35:48 AM11/19/12
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BlastFromThePast
Nov 19, 2012, 9:38:09 AM11/19/12
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NoSpamAtAll
Nov 19, 2012, 9:41:07 AM11/19/12
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In article <0107a8a9-cd89-4ad0...@googlegroups.com>,
What's this obsession you cocksuckers have with Jews,
cocksucker?
What's this obsession you cocksuckers have with Jews,
cocksucker?
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