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May 5, 2013 14:13:00   #
Your right he just posts, sits back with a smile and watches. The post is his comment.........


Bmac wrote:
You posted it because you are the resident troll. No need for you to comment. 8-)
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May 5, 2013 13:37:15   #
Excuse me "viscountdriver" as an enemy of the United States they should be tried by a military court.

If they die as a martyr from a hunger strike so be it, one less mouth to feed. As for sending them back in a word "NO". Sending them back gives them the opportunity to do more hare to our soldiers as well as yours.

And if we were to send them back then yes we'll give the one who calls himself British back to you guys as well. :)







viscountdriver wrote:
Excuse me GregC but that cannot be right. If I come to America and commit a murder you will try me in your courts and I will face whatever punishment the court decides.
If these terrorists were tried in an American court and found guilty then they could get life or even executed.
I assume the US is treating these people as prisoners of war in which case they are right to detain them without trial.The problem now is that many of them are on hunger strike and I know from British history that,if they die they become martyrs and I also know force feeding is a very ugly business.
It would probably easier to send them back to their own country because there are so many of these evil Muslim terrorists waiting to strike a few more is not going to make any difference.
One,I believe calls himself British, make him the exception, we don't want him back we can't get rid of the buggers we've got.
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May 5, 2013 09:18:50   #
If they are not an American citizen the no they should not be tried like "any other American Citizen". They are enemies of the United States.
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May 4, 2013 14:29:54   #
My point is promises were made about ending the war very soon after taking office. The promises were made before he was able to see all the facts/logistics ect.....
Several people I know voted for him on that very fact, and yes I know it's done by most canadates. It doesn't make it right either way; Its a way of getting votes from uninformed voters. ( yes on both sides)



PNagy wrote:
Yes, Obama is also guilty of not having ended the war sooner. Sadly, his PR team was much better than Carl Rove, because Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize while continuing both Bush wars and also bombing Yemen and Pakistan, and attacking there with drones. Nor is Obama's retreat from Iraq for the right reasons.

The Neocon agenda, articulated as early as 1992 in a White Paper written under the auspices of the Project for a New American Century, called for the conquest of Iraq for its oil. In execution, the goal was shifted from benefitting the US to benefitting the pet corporations of those in office.

Obama abandoned it in favor of the other Bush project, which was controlling the proposed pipeline from Central Asia to the Indian Ocean; the one that requires our control of Afghanistan. He should not be lauded as a pacifist, be causes he only ended one war while dramatically escalating another,
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May 3, 2013 17:20:18   #
So says pnagy: The entirety should be recognized as single country with full political and religious rights for all its citizens, whether they are of European white ancestry or Arabs, Jews, Christians, or Muslims. The new Israel cannot be a Jewish state, but a state for all its citizens.


With 75.4% being Jewish, you'd think this would make it a Jewish State.


Demographics of Israel
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Demographics of Israel
The demography of Israel is monitored by the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics. The State of Israel has a population of approximately 8,002,300 inhabitants as of March 2013.[1] 75.4 percent of them are Jewish (about 6,030,100 individuals), 20.6 percent are Arabs (about 1,653,900 individuals), while the remaining 4 percent (about 318,300 individuals) are defined as "others" (family members of Jewish immigrants who are not registered at the Ministry of Interior as Jews, non-Arab Christians, non-Arab Muslims and residents who do not have an ethnic or religious classification).




PNagy wrote:
Bruce with a Canon: "Care to fill us in on WHY Obama 3wants to sell F16 state if the art jets to MUSLIM RADICALS in Egypt? BILLIONS of US taxpayer dollars to people that want the destruction of Israel?"


He writes this with a note of triumph; he has now really told off one of the "libs." The comment astonished me, because the US has an annual commitment of military aid to two nations in the aftermath of the Camp David Accords of 1978. Israel was to receive $3 billion annually, and Egypt $1 billion. The money has flowed as promised to Egypt, but in far greater excess to Israel, for while Egypt receives its annual dole, Israel averages more than three times that much every year on various supplemental pretexts, such as funding for “counter-terrorism” and whatever else Congress can justify.

I therefore decided to look into the matter. It should come as no surprise that the noxious shadow of Fixed News emerged. The April 11, 2013 edition of FixedNews.com did what so many of their stories do; they deceive. In this story the deception is done through selective use of quotes juxtaposed against the voice of the anonymous writer. The military agreement between the US and Egypt is treated as questionable, because it is communicated in a quote from a State Department official, not as a narrated statement of fact. The purpose of this is to lead the reader to concluce that since Fixed News is always “exposing” the Obama administration for its lies, this is probably another executive official lying. There is no confirmation from the writer that indeed, via the supplemental agreements to Camp David, the US had indeed undertaken exactly this kind of aid to Egypt.

The very next statement after the quote from the State Department official is “But some security experts say that aid to Egypt will simply prop up a bad regime...” The “he said, she said” tactic achieves enough misdirection to suggest that a 35 year old military aid commitment to Egypt is a new initiative under Obama. In fact, Obama, the business as usual president, painted as a leftist radical by right wing news services, is faithfully assuring that Israel retains vast military superiority over the combined power of all its potential adversaries. Inadvertently, as most liars and deceivers do, Fixed News tells on itself by disclosing that the military shipments included Abrams M1A1 man battle tanks. The current update is the M1A2, the kind the US Army and the IDF have. It is abundantly obvious that Bruce with a Canon has fallen for the propaganda, and without doubt so have a vast majority of others, whose exclusive source of information is Fixed News and Rush Limbaugh.

Another important point about Bruce’s post is unexamined abhorrence at the thought is “destroying” Israel. Assistance to Israel is axiomatic for government officials, because AIPAC -that’s American Israeli Political Action Committee, Bruce- ends the political careers of those who question Israeli conduct. That is what happened to George Bush I in the summer of 1992, when he suspended a $10 billion guaranteed “loan” (read gift, as in Lend/Lease) to Israel because the Chosen People were busily and illegally building Jewish settlements on land stolen from West Bank Palestinians. The media informed us that Bush, who had been a “brilliant campaigner” during his first tilt at the presidency, was now “out of touch.” As election day loomed nearer, Bush did what all successful politicians do; he caved in to the lawless demands of Israel by allowing the “loans” to go through unqualified. Suddenly he became a brilliant campaigner again and made up a huge deficit, but not enough to beat Bill Clinton. Losing an election after being hailed as the heroic victor of the First Gulf War was a first of its kind achievement for a US chief executive; an achievement which was greatly abetted by his attempt to force Israel to respect an iota of Palestinian rights. Note that Bush was not demanding the return of stolen lands; only that no additional lands are stolen.

The “strategic and moral alliance” with Israel is solely based on blackmailing of American politicians to support the most violently colonial and oppressive nation still in existence. The US gains absolutely nothing strategically, economically, or morally from supporting Israel, but violates major aspects of international law, and jeopardizes its relationship with key Middle East oil nations. Israel was founded on abject dispossession of the natives by a foreign invader and expanded on additional disregard for international law. Its oppression and dispossession of the Palestinians is the most flagrant of its kind in the world since the demise of the apartheid system in South Africa.

When UN Resolution 181 created Israel the Jews were a minority even on the sector reserved for them. This violates just about all the democratic principles of international law, including the major principles of the Fourteen Points, the UN Charter, and the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, including self determination, popular sovereignty, and the right of a people of a language and culture to live under a government run by their own people, as well as the Fourth Geneva Convention. The fundamental question about Israel is “by what right did the US bully and bribe most of the 53 members of the UN into creating a minority-rule racist “Jewish state” over an Islamic majority?” Israeli existence as a Jewish state has no legitimate basis in law; it exists solely as fait accompli.

The Jewish majority was created through deliberate ethnic cleansing policies ordered by David Ben Gurion. Israel denied this throughout its existence with the absurd insistence that the 750,000 Arabs who fled from their homes did so to create a “free fire zone” for invading Arab armies during the 1948 War of Independence, but in the last two decades Israeli historians, such as Benny Morris, working with available sources from the period, have proved beyond doubt that ethnic cleansing was a deliberate policy by which to create a Jewish majority in Israel. The tactics were as deplorable in execution as they are in principle. Gangs of Israeli terrorist thugs simply machine gunned the defenseless civilian population of several communities, such as Deir Yassin, and warned the others that they would suffer the same fate if they did not evacuate.

After the War UN Resolution 194 decreed that the refugees were to be either readmitted to their homes or justly compensated. Israel flatly refused to do this, even though compliance with UN directives was a condition for its membership in the world organization. Instead, with the Vacant Property laws stole all of the lands from which it had driven off the rightful owners. At the same time, however, Israel also passed a Right to Return law, but it perplexingly applied to Jews from anywhere in the world, not to those who had been brutally driven from their property. Thus, in Israel the rightful owners and natives could not return, while people from continents away who had never lived on the land and whose distant ancestors had not lived in the Levant for almost 2,000 years, could “return.”

The current problems with the occupied territories have to do with blatant Israeli violation of UN Resolution 242 of 1967 and the Fourth Geneva Convention, which enjoin Israel and all other nations to vacate territories taken by force. The US is a signatory to UN Resolutions 181, 194, and 242, as well as the Fourth Geneva Convention, but since 1967 has supported lawless Israeli foreign policy with at least $100 billion and all the diplomatic and political clout available. The US has made Israel one of the greatest military powers of the world, subsidized construction of over half a million Jewish settlements on the meager 22% of former Palestinian lands that remained in the rightful owners hands after 1967, and held the rest of the world at bay by using its veto power in the Security Council of the UN 53 times when the rest of the world demanded some sort of fairness for the Palestinians.

The result of having such a powerful patron is a free hand for Israeli foreign policy to be dictated not by any legal principles, but by virtue of its power. In 1981 Israel illegally annexed the Golan Heights it had taken from Syria. In a drive to recreate Eretz Yisrael, the greatest extent of Hebrew hegemony, Israel has been hammering away piece meal on the West Bank, determined to recover control over any area where for however brief a period of time, either of the ancient Hebrew kingdoms ever had political away. Besides the 500,000 Jewish settlers on Arab lands, two successive long-term mayors of Jerusalem, Teddy Kollek, and Ehud Olmert, cleaned East Jerusalem of its Arab majority. The tactics were refusal to grant permits for any necessary maintenance or expansion on any Arab structures, followed by vicious demolition of those that had been “illegally” altered.

Israeli treatment of the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza is a clinic in oppression and dispossession. Home demolitions are common. So are detentions without any due process. The offenses vary from actual terrorist attacks on Israeli citizens to throwing stones at Israeli armored vehicles, to nothing at all, to trying to assist a Palestinian shot by the IDF (Israel Defense Forces). At any moment no fewer than 10,000 Arabs are held in Israeli prisons without any due process, including use of evidence, or even formal charges. Torture is common. Israel also has assured the Bantustanesque fragmentation of Palestinian lands to the point that precludes formation of a viable state or a healthy economy. The West Bank is dissected by Jews only access roads to the illegal settlements that cripple Palestinian transportation. Additionally, internal checkpoints squat far from the Israeli border, where instead of serving a security purpose, they harass and impoverish the Palestinians. All passengers and cargo are unloaded as Israeli soldiers supervise. The lines are miles long and the time it takes to get through them runs into hours going and coming from most destinations. If one of the vehicles is an ambulance carrying a critically ill or injured person; too bad. They just get to die, instead of being allowed through, depending on the whim of the soldiers that day. Israel also maintains a constant blockade that prevents many Palestinians from having necessary food and medicine, and usually bombs the Palestinian power plants during the 100 degree heat of August. As a result large numbers die unecesarily.

In the United States it is rare for mainstream media to treat the Middle East violence as one of dual responsibility. The reported narrative is always the tale of Palestinian terrorist strikes followed by Israeli “retaliation,” and the hand wringing refrain repeated constantly by politicians and pundits alike, that “Israel has the right to defend itself.” The pattern is transparently deceptive, at best. The mortality rates from ordnance are no lower than five Palestinians to one Israeli. Moreover, the official figures do not count the far more Palestinians killed by other Israeli policies, such as bombing of Palestinian power plants, and the blockade depriving people of necessary nutrition and medicine. If the Israeli officials really knew within an hour who was responsible for every act of terrorism against them, then why didn’t they arrest the “senior terrorist” they always identify as the culprit? Instead they conduct a “targeted killing,” which is actually a sloppy Mafia style assassination of an accused man and collateral murder of half the neighborhood. Since Israel already holds without due process no fewer than 10,000 Arabs, why doesn’t this “light unto nations” arrest the accused and present the evidence against him for all the world to see? In most cases it is because there is no evidence of anything other than “targeted killings” that are not so surgical administration of collective punishment, which is a flagrant violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention. In fact, there is no qualitative equality between Palestinian “terrorism” and Israeli institutional terrorism. The relatively ineffectual Palestinian strikes are but a feeble retaliatory and defensive attempt to drive up the cost of occupation, and almost always provoked by “targeted killings” and other Israeli atrocities that preceded it, but went unreported in the American media. The Israeli “targeted killings” are often nothing but an opportunity to wipe out the most dangerous “senior terrorist,” a Palestinian Martin Luther King, and retaliatory collective punishment in flagrant disregard of the Fourth Geneva Convention. In fact, the very existence of Israel in its present form is an act of neocolonial violence against the Palestinian people, and so is the continued illegal occupation of the West Bank and military dominance of Gaza.

The destruction of Israel is a near mantra criticism for what the Arabs want; proverbially to “throw them back into the sea.” This is hyperbole that prevents a rational solution to the existence of the most irrational state in existence. South Africa did not have to kill its oppressive white minority to end apartheid, and no Jews have to be killed to end the Israeli Apartheid that keeps its millions of Palestinians in the occupied territories like so many modern day Helots. Israel must be reconstituted, just like South Africa was. There can be no two-state solution, because Israel has gobbled up too much land, irreparably disrupted, and otherwise hamstrung the sector that would be Palestine. With the access roads, the settlements, the security fence and constant Israeli violation of Palestinian air space there can be no viable Palestinian state. It is time to recognize that Israel has created a single political entity out of the former Palestine excluding Jordan, but that the 1.75 million residents of the West Bank and the 1.65 million people of Gaza are as stateless as were the Helot residents of ancient Sparta, while the 1.35 million Israeli Muslims are second class citizens. The entirety should be recognized as single country with full political and religious rights for all its citizens, whether they are of European white ancestry or Arabs, Jews, Christians, or Muslims. The new Israel cannot be a Jewish state, but a state for all its citizens.
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May 3, 2013 16:40:08   #
Thank you, thank you, thank you....



Danilo wrote:
Rix, I'm troubled by your obsession with our President being black. Can you not politely keep your racism "in the closet"?
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May 3, 2013 16:30:17   #
So is the blood of the families of dead Americans on the hands of someone who hasn't gotten us out of the war as soon as he promised? Or is that the Cowboy Texans fault too or was that some one making a promise he couldn't keep?



RixPix wrote:
Your delusion to the point where you can no longer be held accountable for the insanity in your remarks. How about the feelings of the families of the dead Americans that a Cowboy Texan caused by invading a country to show his daddy he wasn't a complete waste of space?
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May 3, 2013 16:22:42   #
Can't wear a hat wabbit would rather let my bald head shine.....



Wabbit wrote:
I ain't tolerant doc ..... and as far as your point goes wear a hat like Bradley and cover the darn thing up .....
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May 3, 2013 16:13:24   #
Now Banbee5 that was totally insensitive of.............






Bangee5 wrote:
We have to realize where RixPix is coming from with this since he is a Liberal, a socialist, anti-religionist. He would rather kill a baby with a pill and have our guns taken from us. This should be titled "The Liberal Mindset".
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May 3, 2013 15:33:51   #
Sometimes???



MisterWilson wrote:
Good news!

If true, this is good news. Yesterday, the Pentagon released assurances that is not going to try to deter military members from sharing their faith.

http://www.religionnews.com/2013/05/02/pentagon-refutes-reports-of-anti-christian-policies/

Christian conservatives have grown increasingly alarmed in recent weeks over reports and rumors that the Pentagon is considering new policies aimed at discriminating against Christians and disciplining or even court-martialing those who share their faith.

But the Department of Defense on Thursday (May 2) sought to debunk that speculation, saying that while aggressive proselytizing is barred, evangelization is still permitted and the rights of all believers – and non-believers – will be protected.


However, words are sometimes not backed up by actions. So we'll need to keep an eye on the military hierarchy to ensure they live up to their public pronouncements.
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May 3, 2013 14:44:45   #
Thanks again as you continue to prove my point that you liberals are not as tolerant/accepting as you claim. Continue on.......


RixPix wrote:
While we rule by blind madness and pure greed
Our lives dictated by tradition, superstition, false religion
Through the eons, and on and on
Oh yes we'll keep on tryin'
We'll tread that fine line
Oh we'll keep on tryin'
Till the end of time - Freddie Mercury circa 1989
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May 2, 2013 21:03:09   #
Thanks for proving my point about the name calling you guys always do when us "neo-cons" reply to your post. And didn't take long for you to bring up President Bush, you'd think you guys could make a point with out using him all the time. Certainly you're more creative than that. And you did a good job working in church as well. I can't imagine getting pleasure as you and your cohorts seem too by having to slam everything and everybody that doesn't agree with you, you know "the typical liberal mindset".




RixPix wrote:
Remaining Silent...does that mean anything? No comments, nothing from the right so far maybe when their spin doctors concoct up a plausible story. All of those terms do apply to some but not all on the right...the most fearful of the bunch. The ones who think someone is out to get them. I can't imagine living with such paranoia no wonder they go to church so much they are so afraid. You neo-cons are so funny in a sick kind of way. Rove with his "feel good math", Bush re-writing history...if it were a movie people wouldn't believe it and here we all are living through it.
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May 2, 2013 18:27:21   #
JR1, you really think banning guns = no guns no dead children? When guns are banned I guess it's reasonable to believe that the criminal element )(gangs, mobsters, ect....) will just hand over their guns? What is to be done about the illegal guns?
When someone owns a weapon of any type for hunting, target shooting, personal protection there come responsibility.


JR1 wrote:
Ban guns, no guns no dead child
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May 2, 2013 18:19:00   #
Rixpix, what we have here is a liberal picking and choosing what he wants to hear. Obliviously you have no clue what this conservative thinks about this subject. Whenever a family looses a child no matter how it is a terrible thing. Having had friends loose a child to cancer one sees how it affects the family for years. But to loose a child because a gun owner was irresponsible would even be worse. In this case the gun owner should be held accountable or being so irresponsible, just as someone getting behind the wheel of a car drunk or the owner of a dog that causes the death of a child. A child's death because of irresponsible is a very bad thing, don't you agree?

The thing I'm trying to get accross is responsibility.

Since you want to talk about Conservative mindset, lets talk about liberal mindset. You guys talk about tolerance and acceptance, but the minute anyone disagrees with your liberal point of view. You (liberals) start throwing out personal attacks calling names like extremist, right winger, idiot, racist, gun loving nut, callus, uncaring, oh yea lets not forget in some cases Bible thumper, ect....... So when you do that sort of thing then you're really showing you don't practice being tolerant or accepting of an opposing view.



RixPix wrote:
Conservatives go crazy at the thought of a 15 year old having access to the morning after pill but remain silent when a five year old shoots and kills another child (accidentally) with his own rifle.
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May 1, 2013 20:49:58   #
Yea well lets just see what CNN, msn and the rest of the state run networks have to say
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