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tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 9:14:09 AM)

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ORIGINAL: WantsOfTheFlesh

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"But I will admit, at least you're not such a pussy that you pulled the race card ..........."

I hereby recant that statement.

T^T

lol there are many more statements you should recant but I never said La Tweak was racist, said she throws da accusation at others but keeps on complainin' when laid at her door

~FR~ I must say sorry for the length of da last post. I hate fucking essays but got angry after she started saying we could be supporters of child abuse on top of everything else!!

You haven't been accused of anything yet.

I specifically stated that "Zionists prefer silence and the possibility of being identified as a supporter of child abuse than accept that their side might be wrong in this instance". That is not an accusation. A "possibility" is not an accusation. An accusation is a direct statement of the type: "You are X"

You have been asked many times to comment on a specific allegation of child abuse contained in the OP. You have scornfully declined every invitation.

By declining these invitations you have left yourself open to the "possibility of being identified as a supporter of systematic child abuse by the IDF". Why? The possibility exists solely because you have repeatedly refused to rule it out. That is a simple description of a state of reality, not an accusation.

Had you the moral integrity to address the allegation this would not be the case. You are 100% responsible for putting yourself in this position. I have simply pointed out this reality.

Nor is the incident I am referring to an isolated case. Arresting, intimidating, interrogating, assaulting and jailing children in Occupied Palestine are systematic practices carried out on a routine basis by the IDF. There are reports that over 1200 children were arrested in 2010. About 1300 children have been killed by the IDF since 2000. This is systematic child abuse on an institutional scale by any standard.

Please find the moral fibre to either dissociate yourself from or condemn such practices or the suspicion that you might be a supporter of such abuses, for reasons of political expediency will linger forever. I won't be accusing you of it. But you can bet your life others will thinking it. You are the only person who can dispel this suspicion.




yummee -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 9:38:28 AM)

Usually, if someone says/posts 20 things, 5 of which I can see are skewed or misrepresented, I'll ignore the other 15 rather than spend the time to discredit or verify each. That's not a comment or opinion about the OP at all, just about what people may or may not be willing to invest in the opinion of an online message board poster.

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ORIGINAL: WantsOfTheFlesh

You post up 18 stories, some from highly partisan sites like WAFA, PLO news agency dat spread conspiracy for years! They spread stories dat Israel was using some sort of mutant super rats to force Pals out of Jerusalem http://www.newsrealblog.com/2011/02/20/the-top-13-zionist-animal-conspiracy-theories/2/ a few years back! Da point is simple and I said it again an' again. [8|] You posted up far too many stories in da OP. Each story cannot be properly debated normally. Focusing on just one is pointless. It legitimises a thread where da OP was loaded against any meaningful discussion. If others disagree they can of course respond to da stories.


So if I start another thread with that single report you will respond to it? That would truly be "pointless" - we both know you will invent another flimsy excuse to weasel out of confronting the truth. Nonetheless, please prove me wrong - I'm happy to do it if you agree to respond to it.

Such a perverse world you must inhabit when the career path of an over paid self indulgent hack is prioritised and important allegations of systematic child abuse and intimidation at gunpoint by the IDF are ignored. But it's not about the hack at all is it? You couldn’t care less about Ms Burchill’s fate. It's about avoiding evading diverting deflecting hijacking - anything to avoid addressing the issue of IDF's systematic child abuse that has been put to you. You cannot even bring yourself to mention it, to acknowledge the possibility. Instead feeble excuse after feeble excuse is trotted out in a pathetic effort to put a veneer of respectability on your so-eloquent silence.

One wonders what kind of fascism runs through the Zionist camp to the extent that Zionists prefer silence and the possibility of being identified as a supporter of child abuse than accept that their side might be wrong in this instance. Even our Israeli poster, ProminentTOOL freely admitted there have been cases of unjustifiable killings by the IDF. Israeli soldiers have been convicted by Israeli courts of war crimes. These things happen. They are real. Retreating into blanket denial about them brings up uncomfortable questions about your real motives and your relationship with reality.

So, why silence? Your point blank refusal to address the allegation speaks volumes. Any open-minded reader will be thinking: 'Is it guilt, hypocrisy, racism/double standards, moral cowardice, neurosis, fanaticism ...or all of the above? Isn’t silence a tacit admission the IDF is guilty as charged? No innocent party would ever let such a monstrous allegation stand unchallenged.”

Many will be wondering about the fascism of a cause that demands such blind unquestioning loyalty, which insists its followers turn a blind eye to the truth. Especially as it concerns systematic institutionalised child abuse and intimidation, which is about as despicable as it gets. What just cause needs such wilful self-delusion? What just cause could possibly need such moral compromise?

And on a far more pragmatic level, even pro-Israelis will be wondering (with very good reason): "Is this how some suicide bombers of the future are created?"






tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 9:52:30 AM)

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Usually, if someone says/posts 20 things, 5 of which I can see are skewed or misrepresented, I'll ignore the other 15 rather than spend the time to discredit or verify each. That's not a comment or opinion about the OP at all, just about what people may or may not be willing to invest in the opinion of an online message board poster.


This point was addressed in post #21 when the sources in the OP were reduced to 4 that were either Israeli or internationally sourced..

WOTF et al still refused to comment. The reason Zionists refuse to comment has nothing to do with the sources - it's the content. They find an excuse, any excuse to refuse to deal with anything that puts Israel in a poor light.




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 9:57:39 AM)

Bubba did I not say dat I hated essays an' didn't want to continue contributin' to this thread due to the nature of the OP? I'll answer briefly but then no more answers for U, ma'kay?
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I hate to go offf topic, but I'm getting the impression that you live in some kind of rosy world. So rosy in fact the shorter wavelengths of light never reach you. You beloved Israel has the only government on this planet that can hold a candle to the nastiness of our own. We just do more because we're bigger.

You accuse me of livin' in a rosy world when da above paragraph shows your delusion. There are far worse regimes on da planet. Look at Sudan n' Sri Lanka. Look at Saudi where women are protesting to be allowed to drive cars. What bout Syria: 1400+ protestors killed in 2 months. I don't love Israel but I like da place. Was there once and it waz pretty OK.

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Israeli law is steeped in the racism you supposedly abhor. Between them and the Palestinians makes the old south in this country look like making them eat a chuck steak instead of a porterhouse. It's available all over the place, read it. Know just what a Kibbutz is. Read their laws on slavery.

Again dude you display extraordinary delusion. There is no slavery. Kibbutz were established to take over 800,000 Jewish refugees (more than da Nabka) expelled from 'rab lands over a short time. Loads of people admired Kibbutz for their leftist communal values. For decades folks all over da world went to say on Kibbutz and loved it.

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If it was any other country, this shit would be called ethnic cleansing, well except for China because quite frankly they own us damnear. China's another one that seems to be able to do whatever the fuck they want. Why ? If you don't know it, we are bullies. Israel has huge economic power and influence in many parts of the world, including here. Ever hear of AIPAC ? That's another reason why. China also doesn't incur our wrath because bullies don't pick on those their own size or bigger.

Paranoid shit bout AIPAC is out buddy. Da Saudi lobby is waaayyyy bigger in Washington. Israel is seven fucking million people. It doesn't have huge economic power.

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Now all the sudden everybody cares about Qaddafi, got any idea why ? Because whatever else is going on requires a distraction. I've seen the rose colored cloud from both sides now. Preach law and order all you want, but even in the USA you can still buy a human being. You can buy almost anything. Justice is not served in the "civilised" world, it all operates on money. That's what one of my best ever lawyers said, and he was right.

Stop being so black an' white. There are greys. Da West is not ebel. Gadaffi is bullshit, not even a distraction. Da West wanted to show da 'rab world they could be nice too. I didn't want intervention an' knew Gadaffi would dig himself in. If it were supposed to be a distraction they'd also be screaming much louder bout Syria an' gettin involved but they are not.

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Now take what really goes on and suppose. Suppose every Palestinian around there converted to Judaism and got circumsized. Read the Torah and went to the synagogue, tithed and everything. They would still be treated like Blacks in the old south. That's racism, and in Israel it is institutionalized. Just like it was here. Only difference is we didn't build a wall. We just put up signs that said "Whites only".

Thats total bullshit. Most of da Jews in 'rael have strong arabic cultural backgrounds. It would be impossible to tell most Pals apart on appearance if it weren't for their clothes.

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The way I see it is just have your war and the winner give us a call. And while you're at it use your own fucking money. That applies everwhere. Consider it euthenasia for the weak. Yes I am that fucking hard, but it's less cruel. Suffering a race to slow torture is much worse than just killing them with one quick blow.

Dude you wear myopic goggles and need to wise up to da big game. Don't be so simple as to believe a few rich AIPAC jooz control policy. Da US an' da West generally is da big winner in the Mid-East, not Israel. They play at diplomacy to ensure relatively cheap oil or da West would go down da toilet. Throwing a few billion at Israel/Egypt/Jordan an' propping up friends like Saudi helps keep da region divided where regional hegemony/self-interest would fuel deadly power plays like with Iran. Its da ole' divide an' control jig. Is it right? Maybe da US could go down da crapper otherwise. Sayin' it once, won't say it again. Don't believe if you like but I've got bored with this discussion so leavin' it at this point.




yummee -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 10:21:05 AM)

Both sides do this. Each side feels justified in doing so. That's what needs to change first, IMO, but wont.

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Usually, if someone says/posts 20 things, 5 of which I can see are skewed or misrepresented, I'll ignore the other 15 rather than spend the time to discredit or verify each. That's not a comment or opinion about the OP at all, just about what people may or may not be willing to invest in the opinion of an online message board poster.


This point was addressed in post #21 when the sources in the OP were reduced to 4 that were either Israeli or internationally sourced..

WOTF et al still refused to comment. The reason Zionists refuse to comment has nothing to do with the sources - it's the content. They find an excuse, any excuse to refuse to deal with anything that puts Israel in a poor light.





WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 10:28:47 AM)

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lol there are many more statements you should recant but I never said La Tweak was racist, said she throws da accusation at others but keeps on complainin' when laid at her door

~FR~ I must say sorry for the length of da last post. I hate fucking essays but got angry after she started saying we could be supporters of child abuse on top of everything else!!

You haven't been accused of anything yet.

Well lucky me!!! [8|] You repeatedly accused me of racism on da other Israeli threads, even after I made a point of sayin' I give everybody da benefit of da doubt, remember?

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I specifically stated that "Zionists prefer silence and the possibility of being identified as a supporter of child abuse than accept that their side might be wrong in this instance". That is not an accusation. A "possibility" is not an accusation. An accusation is a direct statement of the type: "You are X"

You have been asked many times to comment on a specific allegation of child abuse contained in the OP. You have scornfully declined every invitation.

lol saying it's a "possibility" is still an accusation of sorts cause you still sling mud at an opponent to discredit them, and you raised it in da first instance. Thats cheap and vile.

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By declining these invitations you have left yourself open to the "possibility of being identified as a supporter of systematic child abuse by the IDF". Why? The possibility exists solely because you have repeatedly refused to rule it out. That is a simple description of a state of reality, not an accusation.

Had you the moral integrity to address the allegation this would not be the case. You are 100% responsible for putting yourself in this position. I have simply pointed out this reality.

Again with da cheap vile accusations and then you blame me for it!!! There is something seriously wrong with you. This is why no one wants to debate with you on this issue cause you go nutty bout it. I have heard these sort accusations before. They are nothing new. Da IDF sometimes has to search children cause they have been known to carry weapons or even be suicide bombers. They were also said to be poisioning Pally school children on several occasions but dat was proven to be untrue by independent international bodies. It sounds like da old emotive blood libel. So much shit is thrown at da IDF that it is fair to view much of it with scepticism.

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Nor is the incident I am referring to an isolated case. Arresting, intimidating, interrogating, assaulting and jailing children in Occupied Palestine are systematic practices carried out on a routine basis by the IDF. There are reports that over 1200 children were arrested in 2010[/link]. About 1300 children have been killed by the IDF since 2000. This is systematic child abuse on an institutional scale by any standard.

Please find the moral fibre to either dissociate yourself from or condemn such practices or the suspicion that you might be a supporter of such abuses, for reasons of political expediency will linger forever. I won't be accusing you of it. But you can bet your life others will thinking it. You are the only person who can dispel this suspicion.

Again with the cheap accusation. You're sick! The source of her article is ww.palestine-info.co.uk - just another partisan source like 99% of da other sources she cites on this thread. Also a good reason not to debate with you is da fact DomKen and myself already showed with good argument that it could not be 1,300 children who were killed by da IDF. you relied on da word of an extremist called Richard Falk who has repeatedly justified Palestinian suicide bombings, an' whose appointment to da UN caused huge controversy.




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 10:33:48 AM)

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Usually, if someone says/posts 20 things, 5 of which I can see are skewed or misrepresented, I'll ignore the other 15 rather than spend the time to discredit or verify each. That's not a comment or opinion about the OP at all, just about what people may or may not be willing to invest in the opinion of an online message board poster.

This point was addressed in post #21 when the sources in the OP were reduced to 4 that were either Israeli or internationally sourced..

WOTF et al still refused to comment. The reason Zionists refuse to comment has nothing to do with the sources - it's the content. They find an excuse, any excuse to refuse to deal with anything that puts Israel in a poor light.

La Tweak posted a huge number of stories, almost all of which were from partisan sources. The sources of the OP were not reduced at all in "Post 21", and in any case da point is that the OP remains and most of its content is impossible to debate properly due to the sheer number of stories. Tweak can lie as much as she wants about motivations but its there in black 'n' yellow. The OP was and is propaganda not designed to promote discussion. Its also total bullshit for Tweak to say it is an excuse to avoid answerin' challenges. Many were addressed on da other threads.




Termyn8or -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 10:43:47 AM)

http://www.kavlaoved.org.il/media-view_eng.asp?id=123

"On October 9 2006 – only on October 9 2006 – the Israeli Parliament passed a comprehensive anti-trafficking law. Previously, a 2000 amendment of the Penal Code introduced new provisions prohibiting trafficking for sexual exploitation, but left the area of trafficking for labour exploitation practically non-regulated and therefore non-punishable. Indeed, until several weeks ago Israel had no law prohibiting trafficking for labour exploitation. There was only a provision criminalizing forced labour, an inheritance of the British Mandate dating back to 1936, which provided that forcing a person to work against his or her will was punishable by a maximum of one year in prison. " (emphasis mine).

Who decides who goes on which side of that wall they built ? Also, where are the reports of Palestinians bulldozing homes of Jews ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Israel_Public_Affairs_Committee

"AIPAC advises members of Congress about the issues that face today's Middle East....."

Who provides the counterpoint ? NOBODY. And they don't act in the best interests of their enemies. I don't.

The deal here is to get the facts straight. That country is fucking nasty. I am not saying we are not, the kettle as well as the pot are both black. The OP simply brought in the other side of the story. The media is pretty much one sided in this country, and it's true that more balanced news is available in many places in the world. If you think we have anything like a free press in this country I don't know what to tell you.

And last but not least. Can you learn how to spell the, this, that and a few other very short words ? You may want to use dis and dat to annoy me, but you make yourself look like an asshole. I haven't accused you of that............ Remember, in this forum you are talking to the world. It's your image, not mine and thus it is your concern. Just a word to the wise, hopefully.

Suffice it to say that alot of people here just don't believe the Faux news pablum anymore. It makes Pravda look like The American Free Press. Of course AFP is biased, but some people know how to read it. And in many cases, you are presented with true facts, but skewed conclusions. Some have a hard time with that. No wonder the world is so fucked up.

T^T




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 11:04:07 AM)

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"On October 9 2006 – only on October 9 2006 – the Israeli Parliament passed a comprehensive anti-trafficking law. Previously, a 2000 amendment of the Penal Code introduced new provisions prohibiting trafficking for sexual exploitation, but left the area of trafficking for labour exploitation practically non-regulated and therefore non-punishable. Indeed, until several weeks ago Israel had no law prohibiting trafficking for labour exploitation. There was only a provision criminalizing forced labour, an inheritance of the British Mandate dating back to 1936, which provided that forcing a person to work against his or her will was punishable by a maximum of one year in prison. " (emphasis mine).

Trafficking is an issue everywhere. If you are so concerned about it then you should look at Saudi Arabia and Bahrain where da scale is massive. What bout actual slavery in regions like India? Not all countries were up to speed for long, e.g. da UK only brought in human trafficking laws in 2004: " the United Kingdom, after intense pressure from Human Rights organisations, trafficking for labour exploitation was made illegal in 2004 (trafficking for sexual exploitation being criminalised many years previously). However, the 2004 law has been used very rarely, therefore by mid-2007 there had not been a single conviction under these provisions.[23]" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking

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"AIPAC advises members of Congress about the issues that face today's Middle East....."

Who provides the counterpoint ? NOBODY. And they don't act in the best interests of their enemies. I don't.

This was a root accusation of Walt etc. They act as if AIPAC don't have a right to lobby like any other group. Other lobbies have huge power but we only go on bout Jewish ones.

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The deal here is to get the facts straight. That country is fucking nasty. I am not saying we are not, the kettle as well as the pot are both black. The OP simply brought in the other side of the story. The media is pretty much one sided in this country, and it's true that more balanced news is available in many places in the world. If you think we have anything like a free press in this country I don't know what to tell you.

We all know da other side of da story. Its total fucking bullshit to say otherwise. What about da NY Times, da LA Times, CBS, National Geographic, NPR etc. etc. All these institutions are noted for providing content strongly supportive of da Palestinians. Stop pretending there is only one fucking news organisation (Fox News) in da US.

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And last but not least. Can you learn how to spell the, this, that and a few other very short words ? You may want to use dis and dat to annoy me, but you make yourself look like an asshole. I haven't accused you of that............ Remember, in this forum you are talking to the world. It's your image, not mine and thus it is your concern. Just a word to the wise, hopefully.

Look here Bubba I write da way I write. Its not all bout you buddy. I write like this on a few forums an' in texts. Yeah and like we "are talking to the world" on a specialist forum! lol

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Suffice it to say that alot of people here just don't believe the Faux news pablum anymore. It makes Pravda look like The American Free Press. Of course AFP is biased, but some people know how to read it. And in many cases, you are presented with true facts, but skewed conclusions. Some have a hard time with that. No wonder the world is so fucked up.

You would say that bout Fox/Faux/Fux. I read translations of communist era Pravda ("Truth" lol) ages ago. Folks like you don't know how lucky you are with all your warped paranoia.




tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 5:45:16 PM)

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I specifically stated that "Zionists prefer silence and the possibility of being identified as a supporter of child abuse than accept that their side might be wrong in this instance". That is not an accusation. A "possibility" is not an accusation. An accusation is a direct statement of the type: "You are X"

You have been asked many times to comment on a specific allegation of child abuse contained in the OP. You have scornfully declined every invitation.

lol saying it's a "possibility" is still an accusation of sorts cause you still sling mud at an opponent to discredit them, and you raised it in da first instance. Thats cheap and vile.

What is cheap and vile is your refusal to dissociate yourself from the IDF's child abuse, despite repeated requests.

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By declining these invitations you have left yourself open to the "possibility of being identified as a supporter of systematic child abuse by the IDF". Why? The possibility exists solely because you have repeatedly refused to rule it out. That is a simple description of a state of reality, not an accusation.

Had you the moral integrity to address the allegation this would not be the case. You are 100% responsible for putting yourself in this position. I have simply pointed out this reality.

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I have heard these sort accusations before. They are nothing new. Da IDF sometimes has to search children cause they have been known to carry weapons or even be suicide bombers. They were also said to be poisioning Pally school children on several occasions but dat was proven to be untrue by independent international bodies. It sounds like da old emotive blood libel. So much shit is thrown at da IDF that it is fair to view much of it with scepticism.


Finally, after all this time, we get a comment from you on the allegations against the IDF. Do you condemn the child abuse? NO. You actually try to mount an oblique defence for it. You defend the IDF searching children.

The allegation is that the IDF is "arresting, intimidating, interrogating, assaulting and jailing children in Occupied Palestine". It is woefully inadequate to dismiss allegations against the IDF on the grounds that "so much shit is thrown at da IDF that it is fair to view much of it with scepticism. " The allegation comes from a credible non-partisan source, an Israeli journalist publishing in an Israeli magazine. Dates, names and locations are all provided.

Any organisation that kills over 1300 children in a decade needs to have every allegation of child abuse against it searchingly examined. Self-evidently, it has a serious problem dealing with children.

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Nor is the incident I am referring to an isolated case. Arresting, intimidating, interrogating, assaulting and jailing children in Occupied Palestine are systematic practices carried out on a routine basis by the IDF. There are reports that over 1200 children were arrested in 2010[/link]. About 1300 children have been killed by the IDF since 2000. This is systematic child abuse on an institutional scale by any standard.

Please find the moral fibre to either dissociate yourself from or condemn such practices or the suspicion that you might be a supporter of such abuses, for reasons of political expediency will linger forever. I won't be accusing you of it. But you can bet your life others will thinking it. You are the only person who can dispel this suspicion.

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The source of her article is ww.palestine-info.co.uk - just another partisan source like 99% of da other sources she cites on this thread. Also a good reason not to debate with you is da fact DomKen and myself already showed with good argument that it could not be 1,300 children who were killed by da IDF. you relied on da word of an extremist called Richard Falk who has repeatedly justified Palestinian suicide bombings, an' whose appointment to da UN caused huge controversy.

I used 18 sources on this thread. 99% of 18 is <1. So basically you are saying every source I have used is partisan. My sources include www.ynet.com, an Israeli newspaper, 972mag.org, an Israeli magazine published by an Israeli human rights organisation, http://www.themedialine.org, an online media organisation (US-based I think) and other international (ie non-partisan) media. So you are alleging these sources are biased against Israel. That is a self evidently ridiculous claim.

The figure of c1300 children killed by the IDF since 2000 came form the UN, as can be see here. The figure is confirmed by an Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem, as can be seen here. I note you don't provide a link to support your claims. DomKen argued that the figure was >1200. I agreed to use that figure for the sake of the discussion. The difference was minimal, not worth arguing about. I don't recall you having anything intelligent to say on the subject, let alone "good argument". Please post a link to support your claims if you want them taken seriously.

That something is partisan doesn't make it untrue. It is a reason to be more sceptical than usual about a claim when it comes from a partisan source. But on its own partisan doesn't mean untrue. If Netanyahu says "The sky is blue/Gaza is a problem" he's telling the truth, despite Netanyahu being a self evidently partisan source. I note that you don't have any problem quoting partisan Israeli sources whenever it suits you. For Zionists, any report not favouring Israel is partisan.

One way to eliminate this contentious point from this discussion is we can either agree to accept partisan sources or agree to exclude partisan sources from both sides. So you choose. I'm happy either way, as long as whatever rule you choose applies equally to everyone. It's up to you.

Again I urge you to dissociate yourself from or condemn the IDF's systematic brutal abuse of children.




tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 6:40:49 PM)

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WOTF

Dude you wear myopic goggles and need to wise up to da big game. Don't be so simple as to believe a few rich AIPAC jooz control policy. Da US an' da West generally is da big winner in the Mid-East, not Israel. They play at diplomacy to ensure relatively cheap oil or da West would go down da toilet. Throwing a few billion at Israel/Egypt/Jordan an' propping up friends like Saudi helps keep da region divided where regional hegemony/self-interest would fuel deadly power plays like with Iran. Its da ole' divide an' control jig. Is it right? Maybe da US could go down da crapper otherwise.


Now this is a very interesting claim - the goal of US/Western policy in the Middle East is to "keep da region divided" via "divide and control" or the West goes down the tubes ...... Could WOTF have stumbled onto the truth for once....?

Certainly a regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region supports this conclusion. If one looks at the outcomes of US/Western policy in the ME, it's difficult to avoid concluding that the initial goal was to induce chaos in the region, and that this goal has been in place for many decades. And that policy has been spectacularly successful in achieving its goal.

Of course, if one accepts this analysis, implicit in it is that the entire Israel thing has been pure expediency from the beginning. It has nothing to do with any notion of justice, or moral right, of fairness. Israel is seen purely as an instrument to induce chaos into the region. The Jewish people have been cynically used as a battering ram for Western interests. All the moral/ethical/fair play for the Jewish people arguments go straight out the window. In this view, they are utterly irrelevant.

In this view it's all about realpolitik, cheap oil and keeping the 'towelheads' in their place. Is it? Is there any merit in this perspective?




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 7:13:17 PM)

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WOTF
Dude you wear myopic goggles and need to wise up to da big game. Don't be so simple as to believe a few rich AIPAC jooz control policy. Da US an' da West generally is da big winner in the Mid-East, not Israel. They play at diplomacy to ensure relatively cheap oil or da West would go down da toilet. Throwing a few billion at Israel/Egypt/Jordan an' propping up friends like Saudi helps keep da region divided where regional hegemony/self-interest would fuel deadly power plays like with Iran. Its da ole' divide an' control jig. Is it right? Maybe da US could go down da crapper otherwise.

Now this is a very interesting claim - the goal of US/Western policy in the Middle East is to "keep da region divided" via "divide and control" or the West goes down the tubes ...... Could WOTF have stumbled onto the truth for once....?

Certainly a regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region supports this conclusion. If one looks at the outcomes of US/Western policy in the ME, it's difficult to avoid concluding that the initial goal was to induce chaos in the region, and that this goal has been in place for many decades. And that policy has been spectacularly successful in achieving its goal.

Of course, if one accepts this analysis, implicit in it is that the entire Israel thing has been pure expediency from the beginning. It has nothing to do with any notion of justice, or moral right, of fairness. Israel is seen purely as an instrument to induce chaos into the region. The Jewish people have been cynically used as a battering ram for Western interests. All the moral/ethical/fair play for the Jewish people arguments go straight out the window. In this view, they are utterly irrelevant.

In this view it's all about realpolitik, cheap oil and keeping the 'towelheads' in their place. Is it? Is there any merit in this perspective?

Da answer is yes and no. The US supported Israel's creation out of goodwill and still do but later it turned into a power play driven by USSR efforts to gain a monopoly over da 'rab world. Dat is why the US gave much greater support to Israel after 1967 and later pulled Egypt over to their side. It was an essential strategy to ensure fuel security in da Cold War




tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 7:24:08 PM)

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WOTF
Dude you wear myopic goggles and need to wise up to da big game. Don't be so simple as to believe a few rich AIPAC jooz control policy. Da US an' da West generally is da big winner in the Mid-East, not Israel. They play at diplomacy to ensure relatively cheap oil or da West would go down da toilet. Throwing a few billion at Israel/Egypt/Jordan an' propping up friends like Saudi helps keep da region divided where regional hegemony/self-interest would fuel deadly power plays like with Iran. Its da ole' divide an' control jig. Is it right? Maybe da US could go down da crapper otherwise.

Now this is a very interesting claim - the goal of US/Western policy in the Middle East is to "keep da region divided" via "divide and control" or the West goes down the tubes ...... Could WOTF have stumbled onto the truth for once....?

Certainly a regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region supports this conclusion. If one looks at the outcomes of US/Western policy in the ME, it's difficult to avoid concluding that the initial goal was to induce chaos in the region, and that this goal has been in place for many decades. And that policy has been spectacularly successful in achieving its goal.

Of course, if one accepts this analysis, implicit in it is that the entire Israel thing has been pure expediency from the beginning. It has nothing to do with any notion of justice, or moral right, of fairness. Israel is seen purely as an instrument to induce chaos into the region. The Jewish people have been cynically used as a battering ram for Western interests. All the moral/ethical/fair play for the Jewish people arguments go straight out the window. In this view, they are utterly irrelevant.

In this view it's all about realpolitik, cheap oil and keeping the 'towelheads' in their place. Is it? Is there any merit in this perspective?

Da answer is yes and no. The US supported Israel's creation out of goodwill and still do but later it turned into a power play driven by USSR efforts to gain a monopoly over da 'rab world. Dat is why the US gave much greater support to Israel after 1967 and later pulled Egypt over to their side. It was an essential strategy to ensure fuel security in da Cold War



It's always the other side's fault in your account of things isn't it?

The Russians/Palestinians/Anti-Semites/Commies/Islamics/<insert enemy of the day here>/......are all responsible. It's never the US or the West. Even though, in this account of things, keeping the locals at each other's throats is the specific strategy adopted by the West/US, it's still the other side's fault ........Even though we arm them to the teeth - sometimes both sides (remember Iran/Contra? or Iran/Iraq) - it's still the other side's fault.

Always the other side's fault ........[sm=pigsfly.gif]




willbeurdaddy -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 7:29:48 PM)

Give it up WOTF. Anybody who tries to couch their prejudice in asinine pseudo-intellecutal phrases like "A regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region...." is beyond reason.




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 7:56:21 PM)

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
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ORIGINAL: WantsOfTheFlesh
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I specifically stated that "Zionists prefer silence and the possibility of being identified as a supporter of child abuse than accept that their side might be wrong in this instance". That is not an accusation. A "possibility" is not an accusation. An accusation is a direct statement of the type: "You are X"

You have been asked many times to comment on a specific allegation of child abuse contained in the OP. You have scornfully declined every invitation.

lol saying it's a "possibility" is still an accusation of sorts cause you still sling mud at an opponent to discredit them, and you raised it in da first instance. Thats cheap and vile.
What is cheap and vile is your refusal to dissociate yourself from the IDF's child abuse.

No what is cheap and vile is the way in which you poison and twist a debate to forward an agenda of hate for a small country. Again with the accusations. Now suddenly I am associated with the IDF's child abuse. You are truly a sick person.

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Finally, after all this time, we get a comment from you on the allegations against the IDF. Do you condemn the child abuse? NO. You actually try to mount an oblique defence for it. You defend the IDF searching children.

The allegation is that the IDF is "arresting, intimidating, interrogating, assaulting and jailing children in Occupied Palestine". It is woefully inadequate to dismiss allegations against the IDF on the grounds that "so much shit is thrown at da IDF that it is fair to view much of it with scepticism. " The allegation comes from a credible non-partisan source, an Israeli journalist publishing in an Israeli magazine. Dates, names and locations are all provided.

Any organisation that kills over 1300 children in a decade needs to have every allegation of child abuse against it searchingly examined. Self-evidently, it has a serious problem dealing with children.

No one should abuse children but if children are used as couriers for bombs or even as suicide bombers then they must be searched like anyone else. That is even more a negative reflection on the Pals than the IDF if they use them, and they do!

You quoted a "magazine" called 972. Just did a quick google search and this "magazine" (whatta fancy word for it) is just an anti-Zionist site owned by anti-Israeli "Israeli" bloggers. As Willbe siad its just a glorified blogger website. lol Saw this about it: http://balfourst.blogspot.com/2011_05_01_archive.html which proves one 972 contrbutor lied about a demo:

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I think it bears repeating that when someone makes a claim about a particular event, especially when it is an event that has to do with Israel, that claim should be treated with skepticism. All too often the people reporting on events here are subject to profound bias. This is especially true of the various blogs and websites affiliated with the radical Israeli left and other anti-Israel sites. One example is the 972 magazine website. (...) It is these posts and accounts that make it hard for me to trust the leftist accounts of events here; not only in Israel, but in the West Bank as well.


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I used 18 sources on this thread. 99% of 18 is <1. So basically you are saying every source I have used is partisan. My sources include www.ynet.com, an Israeli newspaper, 972mag.org, an Israeli magazine published by an Israeli human rights organisation, http://www.themedialine.org, an online media organisation (US-based I think) and other international (ie non-partisan) media. So you are alleging these sources are biased against Israel. That is a self evidently ridiculous claim.

Don't keep a tryin' to box my position in with your arguments. Saying 99% was just used loosely as should be obvious, an' you cited other sources in da thread, not just 18. I already said Ynet is not biased as far as I know. It's a neutral source.

I don't know da medialine but most of your sources were partisan sites. Wafa is da main PLO controlled news information site, Ma'an are a pally news service, IMEMC is a well known Palestinian journalist group that has been said to be a part of "Pallywoood", and palestinian-info.co.uk is a strong pro-Pal website I;ve read before. I don't say everything within dem is lies but you present them as proper objective sources when they've obvious political agendas. That means they cannot be trusted without hearing other perspectives first. Oh an' just cause a site is "international" doesn't mean its unbiased. [8|]

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The figure of c1300 children killed by the IDF since 2000 came form the UN, as can be see. The figure is confirmed by an Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem, as. I note you don't provide a link to support your claims. DomKen argued that the figure was >1200. I agreed to use that figure for the sake of the discussion. The difference was minimal, not worth arguing about. I don't recall you having anything intelligent to say on the subject, let alone "good argument". Please post a link to support your claims if you want them taken seriously.

The first link you provide goes to Richard Falk, an extremist who supports suicide bombing. I couldn't find any ref to that death toll in da second link. DomKen used a UN report for da 1,200 figure. Da 1,300 figure accepts over 300 children killed in Gaza 2009. That figure was based on da popular view 1/4 of those killed were terrorists. That was revealed to be untrue by Hamas who admitted more than half killed were operatives so a lot less than half that number of children would've died.

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That something is partisan doesn't make it untrue. It is a reason to be more sceptical than usual about a claim when it comes from a partisan source. But on its own partisan doesn't mean untrue. If Netanyahu says "The sky is blue/Gaza is a problem" he's telling the truth, despite Netanyahu being a self evidently partisan source. I note that you don't have any problem quoting partisan Israeli sources whenever it suits you. For Zionists, any report not favouring Israel is partisan.

Thats wrong, I've rarely posted up links. Never said partisan sources weren't always untrue but again I say they must be takin with a pinch o' salt. You made dat virtually impossible by posting up loads and loads of articles by that type of source.

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One way to eliminate this contentious point from this discussion is we can either agree to use partisan sources or agree to exclude partisan sources from both sides. So you choose. I'm happy either way, as long as whatever rule you choose applies equally to everyone. It's up to you.

Again I urge you to dissociate yourself from or condemn the IDF's systematic brutal abuse of children.

There is no point in anyone making any choice cause you think all manner of sources are unpartisan like before. Besides you yet again try to taint anyone arguing with you by associating them with support for child abuse. It is a vile base tactic and a reason I will not debate with you any longer. You may continue to debate with yourself. Its probably for da best. [8|]




WantsOfTheFlesh -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 8:05:11 PM)

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ORIGINAL: willbeurdaddy
Give it up WOTF. Anybody who tries to couch their prejudice in asinine pseudo-intellecutal phrases like "A regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region...." is beyond reason.

You're right Willbe. This debate is just causing me to [sm=hair.gif] - its pretty shocking how fucked up this ole' debate has become with accusations of supporting child abuse so I'm leaving it at that, time for some other mug to step in lol!

I remember how Tweak dismissed challenges bout how debased Pali terrorism is. If she wants to talk about child abuse, an' is oh so balanced and never ever hated da Israeli's (LOL), then she ought to look at least make some small effort to look at how Pals treat their progeny too, eg 14 year old palestinian suicide bomber http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR2UvlIEFRw and a Palestinian mother proud her son “martryed” himself http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTNADjMc0x0 – the whole culture openly celebrates suicide bombings, celebrating in streets with sweets/flowers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sBp8zot6mE as also happened when a settler family was butchered around two months ago.




Termyn8or -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 8:13:58 PM)

"Give it up WOTF. Anybody who tries to couch their prejudice in asinine pseudo-intellecutal phrases like "A regression analysis of US/Western policy towards the region...." is beyond reason. "

That's your bestest judgement ?

T^T




luckydawg -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 11:22:07 PM)

What is insane is that the Mods are allowing the child abuse accusations to go on.


The thread was started with nonsense.

"Below are incidents from an ordinary day in the West bank of Occupied Palestine. Nothing exceptional, nothing out of the ordinary, fortunately no one was shot dead by the IDF - this is what happens there on a routine basis every day of the week every week of the year."

A ranting LIE from Tweak. Every story is from the same town in the aftermath of a funeral that attacked the IDF. This was not an ordinary day, it was exceptional. It was the aftermath of a riot that was orginized by the folks Tweak supports, that used children as Weopons. The tensions were running high, and the IDF was arresting people they had taken Pictures of durring the Previous days riot. Where gang of Children attacked Soldiers...

This isn't a typical day in Palestine.


It is not exceptional when the Palestinaians send thier children out to attack Soldiers. That is unfortunately a daily reality. Supported by folks like Tweak. Using Children as soldiers, and sometimes weopons. The folks that Tweak likes to try to equivilate with the democracy of Israel, do that as a regular basis.

Why is it Child abuse for Israelis to Fire back at Cowardly monsters using Children as cover for thier fire zone?

THOSE WHO USE CHILDREN IN SUCH A WAY AND THOSE WHO SUPPORT AND OR JUSTIFY IT ARE VILE MONSTERS.

And the Israelis have to use force to defend themselves from them.


It would be nice if some folks in the West would quit supporting the tactic and working to make it more effective, but of course it has absolutly nothing at all to do with Anti-semetism. Nothing at all.



Hamas would hang every kinkster they could get their hand on. All of us. And our sisters and brothers in Israel and Palestine.


Why would Tweak support a group that would kill her? Why would some Israelis (which Tweak wants to pretend are all Jews, for some reason that has nothing at all to do with anti-semetism)?

Who can say. It is an obvious derangement. People hate them selves. Or those arround them.


Term told us all what he was a few years ago with his strident defense of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

But with Tweak it is certainly Not Anti-Semetism.





VideoAdminAlpha -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/4/2011 11:35:26 PM)

Now I have only read like the last 5-6 replies, but unless I lost my cognitive reading abilities, no member was personally called a child abuser or accused of personally abusing children., If they have SPECIFICALLY called a user a child abuser, please report that post. Otherwise, please do not alledge that we are allowing members to be called child abusers to continue.




tweakabelle -> RE: A day in the life ......... (6/5/2011 12:27:57 AM)

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WOTF
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tweakabelle
The figure of c1300 children killed by the IDF since 2000 came form the UN, as can be see. The figure is confirmed by an Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem, as. I note you don't provide a link to support your claims. DomKen argued that the figure was >1200. I agreed to use that figure for the sake of the discussion. The difference was minimal, not worth arguing about. I don't recall you having anything intelligent to say on the subject, let alone "good argument". Please post a link to support your claims if you want them taken seriously.


The first link you provide goes to Richard Falk, an extremist who supports suicide bombing. I couldn't find any ref to that death toll in da second link. DomKen used a UN report for da 1,200 figure. Da 1,300 figure accepts over 300 children killed in Gaza 2009. That figure was based on da popular view 1/4 of those killed were terrorists. That was revealed to be untrue by Hamas who admitted more than half killed were operatives so a lot less than half that number of children would've died.


The figure of about 1300 is confirmed by the B’Tselem site. At the link I supplied. The figure is divided into three sections because of the time periods. The number of children killed from 2000 to the beginning of Cast Lead is 951 and can be found here. The number of children killed during Cast Lead is 345 and can be found here. And the number of children killed from Cast Lead to 28/Feb 2011 is 19 and can be found here. The total is 1,315.

The UN's figure is 1335 and can be found here. It is an official UN figure. The identity of the individual releasing the figure is irrelevant.



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WOTF
No one should abuse children but if children are used as couriers for bombs or even as suicide bombers then they must be searched like anyone else. That is even more a negative reflection on the Pals than the IDF if they use them, and they do!


I suppose “no one should abuse children” is as good as we can expect from you. So thank you for at last condemning child abuse. And I don’t have a great problem with children being searched in situations such as those in Occupied Palestine.

However, the allegation specifies “arresting, interrogating and jailing” children under the age of legal responsibility, which in Israel is 13. It also includes specific allegations of assaults against children by IDF members. Do you agree that “arresting” and/or “interrogating” (without parents or legal advisers present) “jailing” children and/or “assaulting” children is abusive?

On April 2 this year, the UN stated that there were 226 children detained in Israeli custody without any charge.
(source: http://www.middleeastmonitor.org.uk/news/middle-east/2300-un-official-israeli-occupation-killed-1300-palestinian-children-since-2000 )

The UN also produces a weekly summary of human rights violations by Israel/the IDF in Occupied Palestine which can be found here. I recommend readers follow it for a couple of weeks if they wish to see the UN's account of what is happening in Occupied Palestine.

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You quoted a "magazine" called 972. Just did a quick google search and this "magazine" (whatta fancy word for it) is just an anti-Zionist site owned by anti-Israeli "Israeli" bloggers. As Willbe siad its just a glorified blogger website. lol Saw this about it: http://balfourst.blogspot.com/2011_05_01_archive.html which proves one 972 contrbutor lied about a demo:
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I think it bears repeating that when someone makes a claim about a particular event, especially when it is an event that has to do with Israel, that claim should be treated with skepticism. All too often the people reporting on events here are subject to profound bias. This is especially true of the various blogs and websites affiliated with the radical Israeli left and other anti-Israel sites. One example is the 972 magazine website. (...) It is these posts and accounts that make it hard for me to trust the leftist accounts of events here; not only in Israel, but in the West Bank as well.



So, you are claiming quote this “proves” an Israeli human rights organisation’s magazine is biased because a single blogger accused its reporter of lying in relation to a demo. That quote it is merely an unsupported opinion, it proves nothing. And who does this unsupported opinion belong to?

The blogger gives only his first name – Jonah. No second name. So it’s semi-anonymous. The author could be anyone. Glancing through Jonah's blog I happened to find:
I've been spending a good deal of time at UCI over the last 20 months working for StandWithUs so I can understand why 'Concerened UCI Student' is ... well ... concerned.
http://balfourst.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2006-01-01T00:00:00%2B02:00&updated-max=2007-01-01T00:00:00%2B02:00&max-results=37


StandWIthUS is a pro-Israeli activist organisation, as can be clearly seen at its website here. So the unsupported opinion of a pro-Israeli activist is “proof” for you. This is in spite of your specific denial of using partisan sources here:
Tweakabelle “I note that you don't have any problem quoting partisan Israeli sources whenever it suits you. For Zionists, any report not favouring Israel is partisan.

WOTF: “Thats wrong, I've rarely posted up links.”

Others can decide for themselves whether this is a deliberate lie or whatever. I don’t really care. No matter how we consider the status of your denial, it’s crystal clear that right here you are flagrantly guilty of doing all the charges you have been throwing at me, about using partisan sources, about misrepresenting such sources. On the basis of these charges attributing bias and hatred to me.

Misrepresenting the unsupported opinion of an semi-anonymous activist as “proof” in this way is, on its own, enough to destroy your credibility. Not only that but to confirm all the criticisms I have made of your posts. And to invalidate all the criticisms you have made of the OP.

We now understand clearly what counts as ‘proof’ ‘biased’ and ‘objective’ (a term I have never used to describe the OP, BTW) for you. Proof is any opinion from any source that praises Israel, ‘objective’ is any suggestion that agrees with your view. “bias’ for you means any criticism of Israel whatsoever. You have made this as clear as daylight.

So matter what source is presented to you, you have shown you are going to reject it on its content if it fails to conform your highly edited, blatantly biased, fanatical view of the ME. As this thread proves, you will go to any length to deny that any criticism of Israel might be valid. You're even prepared to forgive Israel killing your fellow-Americans. You have shown yourself to be as one-eyed as they make them. And yet you throw labels like "extremist", "biased", "partisan" at others!

Now that you have been caught out red-handed, all you have achieved is to damage your own cause and add credibility to the allegations in the OP. What a sorry abject position to find yourself in! If you like you can ask others what credibility you have left - though I'd suggest you wait till after they've stopped laughing at you before asking.

For me you have zero credibility.




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