With the Zionist's desire to their Promised Land right up to the Euphrates, maybe Israel should just roll in and take over the area?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoi
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With the Zionist's desire to their Promised Land right up to the Euphrates, maybe Israel should just roll in and take over the area?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoi
And If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What is the relevance of this absurdity?Quote:
Originally Posted by jabirYes, five years ago he just woke up one morning and decided to start bombing his own people.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaYeah I stopped reading the comments at the first one:Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoi
I don't know any other Middle Eastern country currently bombing its own citizens.Quote:
The chief problem in Syria is the United States itself, along with its allies in the Sunni Arab world and Turkey - who persist in trying to topple the Assad government, which - by Middle Eastern standards - is reasonably tolerant.
Assad's been doing it for five years.
Unfortunately there are just too many of them to wipe out.
:chitown:
Is that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
My point is Egypt's General Nasser and Co had only one thing in mind in the 6 day war , the complete and total annihilation of Israel and the Israeli's , the Israeli's won and took Gaza and Sinai off the Egyptians and the West Bank off Jordan and the Golan off Syria , and your remarks "is that a bad thing " just proves that you agreed with Nasser's intentions of genocide .Quote:
Originally Posted by MaanaamIs that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
In 1967: Because it got attacked and kicked their arses.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaanaamIs that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
Since: Because nobody has stopped it.
Of what? A link would be good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Humbert
Just google "omran's brother dies" rather than wasting everyones time with your ridiculous and constant state of denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Quite true H, and I did not see any one trying to stop China from Annexing Tibet did you? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaIn 1967: Because it got attacked and kicked their arses.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaanaamIs that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
Since: Because nobody has stopped it.
No, and I didn't see anyone trying to stop Russian annexing Crimea either.Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiQuite true H, and I did not see any one trying to stop China from Annexing Tibet did you? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaIn 1967: Because it got attacked and kicked their arses.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaanaamIs that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
Since: Because nobody has stopped it.
Everyone knows war is a terrible thing , the tragedy is its nearly always innocent civilians that come the worst off, Dresden , Hiroshima and Nagasaki spring readily to mind .Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaJust google "omran's brother dies" rather than wasting everyones time with your ridiculous and constant state of denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Yeah I had forgot about that one .Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaNo, and I didn't see anyone trying to stop Russian annexing Crimea either.Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiQuite true H, and I did not see any one trying to stop China from Annexing Tibet did you? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaIn 1967: Because it got attacked and kicked their arses.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaanaamIs that a bad thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoi
What's your point?
But lets move beyond that rhetorical question and consider: Why has Israel, formed in 1947-8, got to increase it's borders to the 1967 ones. and beyond?
Since: Because nobody has stopped it.
This Link from the Beeb is as good as any Omran Daqneesh's brother Ali 'has died in Aleppo' - BBC NewsQuote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaJust google "omran's brother dies" rather than wasting everyones time with your ridiculous and constant state of denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
I was reading the other day about some bloke who was working in Hiroshima when it got bombed. So he went home. To Nagasaki.Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiEveryone knows war is a terrible thing , the tragedy is its nearly always innocent civilians that come the worst off, Dresden , Hiroshima and Nagasaki spring readily to mind .Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaJust google "omran's brother dies" rather than wasting everyones time with your ridiculous and constant state of denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
:)
Lived to be 93 years old.
No denial just waiting for your verified facts harry. Do you happen to have any to support your views or is it all just fluff?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Armed terrorism causes war harry. Read a little history, innocent people are used as pawns. Or are you suggesting a countries government and it's citizens just turn the other cheek?
Are you suggesting that a country's citizens turn the other cheek when their own President jails them, tortures them and uses military weapons to kill them?Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Obviously if it's your gay crush Putin or any of his friends, the answer is yes.
Kinell ,talk about out of the Frying pan!!!.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaI was reading the other day about some bloke who was working in Hiroshima when it got bombed. So he went home. To Nagasaki.Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiEveryone knows war is a terrible thing , the tragedy is its nearly always innocent civilians that come the worst off, Dresden , Hiroshima and Nagasaki spring readily to mind .Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaJust google "omran's brother dies" rather than wasting everyones time with your ridiculous and constant state of denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
:)
Lived to be 93 years old.
Putins status in Russia is debatable? Try analysing his satisfaction numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
I await your superior search to find the millions of disaffected Russian citizens. Maybe an Ameristani or a token EU countries would suit your ignorance.
He writes the satisfaction numbers you moron.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Who do you think controls the media (and kills journalists)?
Really, you are exceptionally thick.
Who helped you figure that out?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
Why?, are you saying that what I wrote is a falsehood ? :smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by jabirWho helped you figure that out?Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoiAnd If the combined Arab Army's would have won the 6 day war in 67 there would have been no Israel .Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
It appears there are a number of contradictory stories circulating in your wonderful goggle land.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
https://www.facebook.com/TheSyriaCam...type=3&theater
Published on the 19th at 0:50
1. This indicates the knowledge of the "White Helmets"
2. One assumes that a person "I live just 300 metres from the attack.", would have a passing knowledge of the family and it's members.
3. He knew the local familes enough to recognise 3 bodies as "neighbours of" the alleged wounded boy.
4. He is relived that ALL the family of the alleged wounded boy are safe. He even states the boys sister has been operated on and is well in the following afternoon
"Then the White Helmets team continued to rescue the family members. Omar’s eldest sister who is 11 looked at me and said please don't film. I turned of my camera and told her “sure my darling I will not”.
Thank god all Omran’s family are safe. His mother had some bad injuries in her legs. His father suffered a minor head injury. His 7 year old sister went through a surgical operation this afternoon and she is doing well"
Is this the true story?
Another one.
Published on the 19th at 21:16
Please bear in mind this has been written by a person who is named as a "Syrian Activist", by the publisher.
Omran Daqneesh's brother Ali dies from wounds suffered in Aleppo airstrike[at]
"It emerged Saturday that Omran Daqneesh’s older brother Ali had succumbed to injuries suffered in the same airstrike that propelled his sibling onto television screens across the planet. Ali, 10, was out on the street when a Russian or Syrian regime bomb fell on his family’s building in Aleppo’s Qaterji neighbourhood on Wednesday.
While the rest of his family suffered minor injuries as their flat collapsed around them, Ali appears to have been more fully exposed to the bomb blast and died in hospital."
It appears there were more than the original children in the family. Unbeknown by the neighbour who lived just 300m away.
Only identified this time as "Omran’s father, who asked to be identified only by the nickname Abu Ali, meaning “father of Ali”. Prevously it was the the Daqneesh family.
The family has now grown from 2 children, to 5. Three sons and two daughters. But there may not be many children called Ali in the ME - or probably, 100,000s.
"The blast split the sofa into two halves and Omran fell into the space between them. It took Abu Ali several long seconds to dig himself out of the rubble but once he was free Omran was the first child he reached. He pulled the boy clear of wrecked sofa and then grabbed his brother, handing both of them to the rescuers who by now were flooding into the flat. “Take care of yourself and take care of your brother,” he commanded the two boys as he turned to search for his other children. "
He "commanded" the two boys to take care of each other. One wonders where the second brother was taken to, another spotless ambulance? One would have thought they would have been kept together. But apparently not.
Is this the true story?
Maybe the third is.
Omran Daqneesh's brother Ali dies from wounds suffered in Aleppo airstrike[at]
Published 20/08/16 17:08 so time to clarify some discrepancies. It's from the same "reporter" so caution as he has previously been named as a Syrian Activist.
The text doesn't seem to change much but a photograph, allegedly, of the dead "brother" is included. The text is expanded to add some propaganda.
"While the rest of his family suffered minor injuries as their flat collapsed around them, Ali appears to have been more fully exposed to the bomb blast and died in hospital."
Possibly taken to hospital with his other brother, who disappeared from the rescuers and didn't turn up at ambulance no.1.
The photograph allegedly shows the wounds on the child. A smallish wound on his cheek. Not cleaned, maybe the hospitals in Aleppo have run out of water and soap. Two tubes into his mouth. There also appears to be a heart monitoring device on his collar bone. Little knowledge of the position of the heart or just moved to be in the picture?Eyes are shut indicating the child is asleep, in a coma or dead.
Is this story the truth?
Maybe they all are. Maybe it's just bad reporting. Maybe the lie team need to co-ordinate better. Who knows what the truth is , who caused it and whether the facts are clear enough to conclude somebody should be blamed and somebody should be shamed.
Two people here at TD do know, with certainty, harry and humbert.
I hope you are not implying that government agencies "manipulate" information as a propaganda weapon. That would be a serious accusation that would send shock waves around the globe.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
:rolleyes:
I'm not implying anything you idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Putin, Kim Jong-Il and Assad make up their own numbers.
Clear enough for you?
That may well be true. However for anyone to take your comments seriously you would need to include many others. It's not just your own opinion who the the unacceptable countries are and which countries "make up their own numbers"Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Is that crystal clear to you?
Of course I could add others; Zimbabwe; Uzbekistan and so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
But it's Putin's dirty anus that you are constantly licking.
The LORD and his ministers have been very busy recently. Meeting Iranian, Chinese, Turkish and Syrian representatives.
They have now taken another step,, meeting with Saudi Arabian leaders. The Saudis have been under the cosh from many directions recently.
If taken with the consensus of the new ME "partners" it could mean peaceful days ahead.
Russia seeks deal with Saudi Arabia, too ? Indian Punchline
TASS: Russian Politics & Diplomacy - Russia calls for more efforts to settle crises in Syria, Libya, Yemen
TASS: Russian Politics & Diplomacy - Russia, Saudi Arabia coordinate positions on Middle East settlement
"Special priority has been accorded to a detailed exchange of views and ideas regarding the current military and political as well as humanitarian situation in Syria, Yemen and on Palestinian soil, whereas the main focus has been put on the need to end violence and promote political solutions to conflicts in the region, based on the existing internationally accepted statutory ground, as well as the task of consolidating approaches to substantively struggle with the terrorist threat," he said."
A large fish to land, but if successfully concluded, a major win - win for us all..com/politics/895281
Yes, if Saudi stopped invading, bombing and attacking other countries, both directly and covertly then that'd be a big positive.
Hey BB I just Googled up Saudi Arabia at war , plenty to go at here :) GoogleQuote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
This released on the 21st may be of some significance.
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Yemen Offers Russia Use Of Its Airports And Ports In "Fight Against Terrorism" | Zero Hedge
Yemen's ex-president says could work with Russia to 'fight terrorism' | World | Reuters
"DOHA (Reuters) - A newly-formed governing council in Yemen could work with Russia to "fight terrorism" by allowing Moscow use of the war-torn country's military bases, Yemen's former president said on Sunday. Ali Abdullah Saleh, a former counter-terrorism ally of the U.S. who was toppled by mass protests in 2011, told state-owned channel Russia 24 that Yemen was ready to grant Moscow access to air and naval bases.
"In the fight against terrorism we reach out and offer all facilities. Our airports, our ports... We are ready to provide this to the Russian Federation," Saleh said in an interview in Sanaa."
Luckily the Ameristani "Advisors" have all been evacuated recently so there should be no interferences and threats to a requested ally to "Stay away from my troops" as occurred recently in Syria. Not that the Syrian Airforce stopped it's military action.One hopes the other mercenaries, employed by the SA's have also been told to vacate Yemen.
Will Sudan also open it's doors to the new ME alliance of Russia, China, Iran, Syria and Turkey? Will Iran/Hezbolla armed forces along with some "defensive" S300's appear in the ranks of the legitimate government of Yemen?
Will the crusader coalition take note of "the winds of change" and follow the Ameristani military out of the area?
"The wind of change is blowing through this continent.
Whether we like it or not, this growth of national consciousness is a political fact"
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to the Parliament of South Africa, on 3 February 1960 in Cape Town
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If "somebody" stopped selling arms, advising them supporting them they wouldn't be able to do anything, but that would take the last thread of apparel from the nude Emperor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
Yeah the wind of change blew through Africa alright and they just could not wait to fuck the whole Continent up with the exception of one or two Country's which eventually saw the light .Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
This is the "What will it take to get rid of ISIS" thread.
But I understand that you would confuse IS with AQAP.
After all, they are two different organisations that hate each other.
:rofl:
Good idea, though I've yet to meet anyone that's landed a marlin with toothbrush and dental floss.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
I am sure the Ameristani taxpayer/accountants/vassals, who are paying for both, keep them in "separate" checking accounts. At this point in time "What difference does it (a name) make".Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
But keep the ridicule and lack of intelligent comments coming harry, it means such a lot to me that you spend your time awaiting my latest dribble hit your lips.
I wonder what Russians intend to do with the Ameristani bases situated on the Yemeni islands, in the Red Sea.
I'll tell you what, I'll keep the ridicule coming as long as you continue with your seemingly endless supply of tongue-up-putins-dirty-anus comedy material.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
I reckon your tongue looks like this.
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:bananaman:
Interesting article Oh Oh , I suppose anything is possible these days although personally I have an open mind being that its China thats made the claim .China accuses West of FAKING photos of bloodied Syrian boy | World | News | Daily Express
I've seen the photo in question but not familiar with the background/controversy.Quote:
Originally Posted by piwanoi
That said, and while there's no accounting for rogues within the msm, it hardly seems worth the effort and risk of faking such a pic because there are ample genuine tragedies out there for even the laziest reporters to click and post.
Would probably help if the US stopped selling cluster bombs to the Saudies :Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
How US Cluster Bombs Banned by Most Countries Ended Up in Yemen | Mother Jones
But then neither of them signed the convention banning cluster bombs so I suppose it all right to manufacture, sell and use them.
But they arent being used against IS in Yemen but against the so called moderate rebels.
Indeed its hard to tell just how much traction IS has in Yemen for there are conflicting reports :
ISIS Fails to Gain Much Traction in Yemen - WSJ
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen - CNNPolitics.com
Whatever, that country is quickly being turned into another Libya with several factions fighting for control.
You are projecting again harry, stop taking selfies.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
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