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The players need a bunch of thick bimbos with them so that they look good – and somebody has to spend the obscene amounts of money they’re paid.
Anyway having the ‘WAGS’ there keeps the players out of brothels and stops them from having spit roasting parties with underage girls (or boys).
AH HA !!!!!….. so the first guess as to the mystery message board member is ”UGO”.
Wronggggggg !!! She is far more attractive than UGO anyway AND she can use a telephone successfully.
@bassingbourne55 wrote:
….It boils down to two populations, neither of which are descended from the original Phoenician inhabitants of the Levantine coast, but both with a claim on the territory and a hatred each other, wanting exclusive control of the same country.
I think you’re quite right on this Bas. And I guess that this is the nub of the issue.
I can fully understand the Israelis unwillingness (or outright refusal) to ‘negotiate’. What’s the point or more precisely – what is there to negotiate. The Palestinian side is never going to give way and allow the Israelis to exist, much less to continue to enjoy their hard earned prosperity. The Israelis are not going to say… OK guys you were right all along, we’ll just push off and start again somewhere else, here you are help yourselves to our country.
There seems to be (currently) some sort of status quo with each side in occupation of its bit of land. I reckon that the Palestinians would do far better to try to grow their economy instead of fighting each other and constantly needling Israel.
I think that you’re spot on Pikey. Hamas is hopelessly factionalised with those who would wipe Israel off the map on the one hand and those who would seek some sort of accomodation on the other.
Provoking this massive retaliation is just what the hardliners want, as for certain the Israelis will NOT be negotiating anything for a long time to come.
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Hello Mr B – I kinda missed crossing swords with you for a couple of days – anyway here we go…..
@Mr Bigstuff wrote:
The attack on the Israeli military outpost wasn’t an act of terrorism, it was a legitimate act of resistance. There is no law against shooting enemy soldiers in a conflict. There is no law against taking enemy soldiers captive either. The wisdom of the act is questionable but its legitimacy is not.
As you would have guessed, we ain’t going to agree on this one are we??? The Hamas terrorist dug under the border into Israel to attack and murder uniformed soldiers in the Israeli Army. I can’t see that as resistance – more an active attack. Yes there is no ‘law’ against taking prisoners that I am aware of either – for either side !!! Usually the Israeli Army manages to kill more Palestinian terrorists than the other way round and as far as I am aware the score was 6 : 2 in the Israeli’s favour on this occasionl.
I think that we can both agree that the act itself was not very wise as it was absolutely bound to provoke massive retaliation – as is now the case.
@Mr B wrote:
I feel sorry for the family of the soldier taken captive because Israel’s actions are bound to lead to his death. There’s no way the soldier can be rescued because as soon as Israeli troops get anywhere near the location the soldier will be executed.
The Hamas terrorists don’t HAVE to murder this guy in cold blood, unless they specifically choose to do so. It is always open to them to abandon him to be found by the Israeli troops, whilst they make themselves scarce. They could do this and avoid ‘losing face’ if they wanted to. Sadly, I think they are going to murder him at the first opportunity so they can blame the Israelis for his death. Hey, they might even decapitate him on video and publish it in the internet, as other terrorist organisations have done in the past.
@Mr B wrote:
I get the feeling that the real objective of the Israeli government is to punish the palestinian people. That’s why they’re destroying infrastructure. They could just swap a few palestinian child prisoners for the israeli soldier but the Israeli government wants to posture and act tough and the result will be that everyone loses.
Well they gave their reasons for blowing up a power station and collapsing bridges as trying to make it difficult if not impossible for the terrorists to move about freely or to transport the kidnapped Israeli soldier across the border into Egypt.
I do agree that it is a pity that the average everyday citizens of Gaza will suffer because of the actions of a minority of terrorist hotheads. But remember the terrorists are not really interested in any sort of settlement, all they want is the Oxygen of world publicity for their cause. Basically I don’t believe they give a damn for the people they say the want to ‘defend’.
My gut feel on this is that capturing/kidnapping a soldier wasn’t a part of the terrorist’s plan. I think they wanted to kill as many as possible and cause mayhem, perhaps blowing up the observation tower. I don’t think they realised that by taking the soldier they would provoke this sort of massive retaliation. Just killing a few or damaging property wouldn’t have provoked an invasion.
@Mr B wrote:
The biggest contradiction of this operation is that the Israeli government accuses the exiled leader of the military wing of Hamas, in Damascus, of being behind the attack on the soldiers. They also say that the palestinian government was not calling the shots and is not aware of the prisoner’s location. They even flew warplanes over the president of Syria’s home. However, 60 members of the Palestinian government have been captured by Israeli forces.
I don’t see a ‘contradiction’ – it’s perfectly obvious that the so-called military wing of Hamas was behind or actively involved in sanctioning this attack. I have spelt out my reasons for this previously and at length to Magoo so I won’t repeat them.
I am very intrigued by the Israelis arresting 60 members of the Hamas government (I didn’t know that they had that many members). An idea has been floated this evening that they intend to put them on trial for being involved in terrorism. We shall see.
@Mr B wrote:
PB seems to think that the only people being killed or attacked are the Israelis who face attack from militant rockets. He conveniently overlooks all the palestinian civilians being killed by the Israeli military on a regular basis. The fact is that more palestinian civilians die than israeli civilians. Since Israel is the invader then surely the onus must be on Israel to keep its soldiers and civilians inside Israel instead of taking part in a massive land-grab thereby putting themselves in direct conflict with the Palestinians. If the Israelis leave the Palestinians alone then the Palestinians will probably leave the Israelis alone.
Oh if only this were the case…. but sadly it isn’t. The Hamas terrorists persist in firing off their Quassam rockets across the border into Israel and thereby provoke constant retaliation. As they can’t now send suicide bombers across, they have taken to digging under the border to kill and maim.
When all is said and done, Hamas may well be the legitimate elected government of the Palestinians, but they are and they remain a terrorist organisation. This is from not just your hated USA but even the European Union will have no dealings with them.
Hellfire Club??? …….. I’ve been in better public lavatories.
I agree, stay in and do the washing up.
@American Woman wrote:
I’m only aware of one Sex God
Just Check Out the Pelvic Thrusts Ladies :wink:
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You boys could learn something
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Yes we could …. we could learn how to spell ”Dynamite” for a start. (“Napoleon Dynomite Dance” !!!) Typical…. all geek and no spelling.
Well I have briefed her so that when somebody (male or female) calls and says they are from JustChat she will tell you who she is so that you can postsit here. !!!
Did you call and ask her????? We need to be told what she said.
