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Has there ever been an enemy to dehumanize as ISIS?
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hammerfist2
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I wish I could return to Mosul. That place was my last deployment 2010
Albeetron3000
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There a bunch of unorganized dick heads who just murder civilians i hope they all burn in hell
Wings_of_pain
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I enjoy watching them get shot and it's funny to watch them twitch in the streets while their cowardly friends run away. Double points when assads guys blow em to bits
Wings_of_pain
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Stupid Isis. http://i.imgur.com/7uKbIa6.gifShalom CBS,Funny you're always running off to bed whenever you get backed into a corner.
I'll sleep soundly, too, knowing Israel can and will knock the shit out of anyone in the region that is stupid enough to attack her. Shalom
I stay away from these types of discussions in the evening CBS. Not because I don't have an answer, but because by 3 or 4 oclock in the afternoon my mind is shutting down. I start to work around 4 to 5 every morning. Could have something to do with the medication I take, or just getting old! or a little of both.
The leaflets the IDF drops is old news. Sometimes giving the population a few hours or less, mostly less, before they start bombing. The Gaza strip, as you should know, but probably don't, has a population of almost 1.8 million people in about 139 square miles. But to address the leaflets that are sometimes dropped; just where do you suppose most of these people would flee to? You need to step back and take a look at where Gaza is, and who controls the movement of the people. The problems in the Middle East are critical, and in my personal opinion, unsolvable.
And CBS, I don't want to get into a pissing contest about Jews and Goyim.
"There is a huge gap between us (Jews) and our enemies, not just in ability but in morality, culture, sanctity of life, and conscience. They are our neighbors here, but it seems as if at a distance of a few hundred meters away, there are people who do not belong to our continent, to our world, but actually belong to a different galaxy." Israeli president Moshe Katsav. The Jerusalem Post, May 10, 2001"
OK, hurry up, get things packed. And Abdul, bring the station wagon around to the front.
Pimppapa1977
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I know and this is unfortunate...but there really is no way to go about this diplomatically..it's a mess and I can't think of one way to truly solve the issues over there. I have family that live in Tel aviv so I know how bad things can get out there.
Prevents? You mean they stand guard at the door and physically restrain them? I could be wrong, but I have never read any credible claim of that.
On the flip side I guess it also means that the Israelis don't care much about the woman and children if they know they're prevented from leaving yet bomb anyway. Israel is far from innocent in this mess
I'd love some insight into how the special forces from different countries, notably the SAS from the UK and US special forces are kicking ass behind enemy lines. Unfortunately their actions are the most secret of them! It would be joyous to hear about though.
Roid Rage
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Israel reminds me of the small guy at a bar - the one who goes around picking fights with everyone. Only this small guy has some big friends who always protect him, so when someone fights backs he runs and hides behind his big friends.
Wings_of_pain
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Sorry I don't support terrorism whether it's isis terrorism, hamas, or Israeli. They are all terrorist I don't care how much western propaganda you throw around.Funny you're always running off to bed whenever you get backed into a corner.
I'll sleep soundly, too, knowing Israel can and will knock the shit out of anyone in the region that is stupid enough to attack her. Shalom
You better check your history. Israel is the one that gets picked on. It's been attacked on multiple fronts by multiple enemies at the same time, several times. And every time Israel has been restrained by the US, not bailed out. Israel has never hidden behind anyone, nor does it need to.
Oh, come on, WOP! Just admit you're a Nazi; admit that you believe those filthy Jews are responsible for all of society's ills. You know you want to. Your Zestorer account never shied away from such things.
Let's here your thoughts on blacks, WOP. Do you think they're subhuman? Monkeys, perhaps? You're a piece of shit anti-Semite, WOP. And no doubt a white supremacist too. That's what you are and "I don't care how much western propaganda you throw around."
Save your racist bullshit for your inbred, white trash buddies over at Stormfront.
Wings_of_pain
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Lol ways to blow the fuck up mate. I also posted I like seeing isis dogs get blown to bits. That must mean I h8 the middles easterners because they are A-rabs haha so so stupid. Do I have opinions about Jews, eh, those were more ingrained before and I'm not so passionate on the subject. Don't think blacks are anything other than people, and have black friends in fact one of which is a roommate. Bwah?! A racist Mexican who lives with his black roomates?! And being that I'm half Mexican (also posted that if you can find it), I don't much see you putting me like some neo Nazi. Lol I take it back though just for you CBS. shalom to all the Jews and may Israel destroy its enemies!!
Dude it's the Internet chill.
Wings_of_pain
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@CensoredBoardsSuck I'm sorry man I love you're people they have such a beautiful country. We should all just wipe out those terrorists in gaza. I mean they are nothing but terrorists and the land they lived on belongs to the Jews. I only have one regret in life and it's that I wasn't born one of the chosen people 
Maybe if I start giving aid through those help Israel money campaigns, I can make up for my insolence and redeem myself and make up for my racist comments over the interwebz?? Do you think I can ever seek redemption CBS for those racist and horrible comments I made like 5 years ago?? I pray to yaweh that I can, and I pray I get to serve the chosen as I am nothing but a worthless goyim. I retract all statements and pledge my allegiance to the Israeli state. All Israelis enemies should fall before it!
Maybe if I start giving aid through those help Israel money campaigns, I can make up for my insolence and redeem myself and make up for my racist comments over the interwebz?? Do you think I can ever seek redemption CBS for those racist and horrible comments I made like 5 years ago?? I pray to yaweh that I can, and I pray I get to serve the chosen as I am nothing but a worthless goyim. I retract all statements and pledge my allegiance to the Israeli state. All Israelis enemies should fall before it!
Wings_of_pain
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Praise Yahweh, thank god those weren't of Judaic history. Thankfully it was just filthy goys destroying other filthy goys history.
"Carnage" in Gaza – "the killing of children and the slaughter of civilians". Not the words of a Palestinian spokesperson but rather French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius. Australia's FM Julie Bishop condemned what she called "shocking" and "indefensible" incidents, with "hundreds of innocent people" killed.
Just two examples of how Israel's strongest allies have criticised the conduct of 'Operation Protective Edge' in unprecedentedly harsh terms. In the UK specifically, there has been an undeniable sea-change in the way that self-declared 'friends' of Israel have drawn a red line – adding their voices of criticism to more vociferous condemnation heard at numerous, large-scale demonstrations.
More on this in a moment. For now let us recap the devastation visited upon the Gaza Strip where, in the words of Human Rights Watch, Israel has killed "very large numbers of civilians" with "advanced weapons". In the most recent update, Gaza's Ministry of Health reported adeath toll of 1,893 Palestinians, including 430 children. In one single http://dci-palestine.org/documents/august-5-update-un-says-child-death-toll-gaza-exceeds-400 on July 30, 19 children were killed. A further 9,805 Palestinians have been wounded, including almost 3,000 children. At least http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/humanitarian_Snapshot_5_%20august%202014_oPt.pdf have lost three or more family members in the same attack, killing a total of 652 civilians in those strikes alone.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gaza-plastic-surgeons-overwhelmed-war-injuries-112757008.html are suffering from serious burns, or face life-long disabilities (physical as well as mental). In a fenced-in, blockaded territory, Israel's attacks http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/humanitarian_Snapshot_5_%20august%202014_oPt.pdf almost 30 percent of the population. Israel has destroyed or severely damaged more than 10,000 housing units - many more have sustained less serious damage.
Shops, mosques, government buildings, all lie in ruins – the power plant is out of action, and134 factories were destroyed. A low-end estimate cost of the damage is billion. The health sector is in a state of emergency, while Amnesty International yesterday released evidence of the Israeli military conducting "deliberate attacks against http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/mounting-evidence-deliberate-attacks-gaza-health-workers-israeli-army-2014-08-07". Nor were journalists immune: http://en.rsf.org/palestine-palestinian-media-death-toll-05-08-2014,46756.html were killed during the course of the attack.
The evidence of atrocities is mounting. One of the defining horrors of this attack has been https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/articles/debate/12839-homes-in-the-crosshairs-israeli-war-crimes-deterrence-and-impunity – http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/ocha_opt_sitrep_07_08_2014.pdf have been destroyed or severely damaged by Israeli airstrikes. Reporting on the issue, the Associated Press said that the Israeli militaryhttp://news.yahoo.com/both-sides-prepare-gaza-war-crimes-probe-201905226.html to repeated requests "to explain in detail why even one of [the homes] was targeted".
Earlier on in the operation, Israeli NGO B'Tselem noted how the Israel military itself had "acknowledged" conducting attacks that were "illegally aimed at homes that were not military targets". A senior officer, commenting on the bombing of a senior al-Qassam Brigades figure's house, said: "You call it a home, we call it a command centre and a military post for all intents and purposes".
As Israeli human rights lawyer Michael Sfard put it, the Israeli military's "combat doctrine...redefines what constitutes a legitimate target for attack" so that it includes "houses belonging to Hamas commanders and operatives" (it should be noted homes have also been hit lacking even this 'link').
Another example of Israel's war crimes – the intense and indiscriminate attack on Rafah on August 1, when the Israeli military killed an estimated 130 Palestinians, mostly civilians, after soldier Hadar Goldin was feared captured. Haaretz referred to "dozens of innocents killed" in a "massive use of force" – another item reported "the demolition of houses with bulldozers and very aggressive artillery, aerial and tank fire". The Givati brigade responsible is commanded by Ofer Winter, who had told his soldiers prior to the ground invasion they were "engaged in a war to 'wipe out' an 'enemy who defames' God."
Then there is the https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/articles/debate/12996-premeditated-murder-the-shujaiyya-massacre-and-israeli-criminality, when IDF officers boasted of "taking off the gloves" and tanks received orders "to open fire at anything that moved". A brutal attack which, in the words of Israeli analyst Ron Ben-Yishai, was the very "essence of the deterrence" sought by Israel in its battering of Gaza. In Khuza'a, Israeli forces fired on and killed fleeing civilians, with a "furious assault" that left "whole streets flattened" and "its nine mosques...in pieces". And so it goes on.
A report in Haaretz a week ago said that more than 30,000 artillery shells had landed in Gaza, in addition to the then-4,000 "targets" struck by airstrikes. It is vital to recall, when considering the bigger picture of Israel's military operations, that the army's https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/blogs/politics/12888-israel-not-hamas-turns-palestinians-into-human-shieldsstrips civilians of their protected status, in what has been described as "a 'targeted assassination' of the principles of international law".
Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for the anticipated legal ramifications of its war crimes – a reasonable expectation given the calls already made by the likes of http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/stop-us-shipment-fuel-israels-armed-forces-evidence-gaza-war-crimes-mounts-2014-08-04for an arms embargo, as well as the UN Human Rights Commission inquiry.
According to the Israeli media, for domestic consumption officials describe the damage done to Gaza "as the main deterrent" – but "play down this claim in the international arena", as they are "aware the destruction will have serious political ramifications". On July 10, a military source claimed that when "Gaza residents see the great damage to the Strip", it "will speak for itself".
The Israeli military has already established a team "in case the army is accused of war crimes" consisting of senior army officials, as well as representatives of the Foreign and Defense Ministries. Their remit also includes "organizing a diplomatic and public relations offensive".
They will have their work cut out. In recent weeks, Israel's image has taken a battering in Britain. The public has taken a clear stand on what it thinks of the Gaza attack, while politicians and pundits from both the Right and centre-left have condemned the killing of Palestinian civilians. Palestine has shaped the domestic political agenda in a way perhaps never seen before.
'Tory war over Gaza', ran a front page headline in The Times, in the aftermath of Sayeeda Warsi's resignation. A self-defined http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/121083/pro-israel-mp-margot-james-says-action-gaza-disproportionate spoke out against the "swift, and terrible, elimination of so many Palestinian lives, homes, hospitals and schools". Newspapers have focused on the arms trade, as campaigners and senior politicians alike call for an embargo.
From celebrity tweets to Jon Snow's emotional broadcasts – this summer would appear to be a watershed moment in how Israel is perceived, and treated, in the UK. No wonder that the Israeli embassy has almost begged for help in its embattled propaganda drive, while the country's defenders issue desperate-sounding "http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/121089/choose-which-side-you-are-say-uk-jewish-leaders"-style pleas.
Take a step back from the summer's bloodshed and remember where things stood in the spring. An intransigent Israeli government was winning few friends abroad, as the US-led peace process died on its feet. Israeli settlements in the West Bank were increasingly the target of mainstream anger and boycotts, as a growing chorus warned that Israeli colonisation policies had made a Palestinian state impossible. BDS campaigns were growing, in trade unions, faith communities, and on campuses.
Israel already stood charged with systematic violations of international law, apartheid, and institutionalised discrimination, even before the barbaric attack on the Gaza Strip. Now with the evidence of new war crimes there for all to see, Israel's isolation will only increase, and, despite the predictable backlash, Palestine solidarity campaigning will take a significant step forward.
Just two examples of how Israel's strongest allies have criticised the conduct of 'Operation Protective Edge' in unprecedentedly harsh terms. In the UK specifically, there has been an undeniable sea-change in the way that self-declared 'friends' of Israel have drawn a red line – adding their voices of criticism to more vociferous condemnation heard at numerous, large-scale demonstrations.
More on this in a moment. For now let us recap the devastation visited upon the Gaza Strip where, in the words of Human Rights Watch, Israel has killed "very large numbers of civilians" with "advanced weapons". In the most recent update, Gaza's Ministry of Health reported adeath toll of 1,893 Palestinians, including 430 children. In one single http://dci-palestine.org/documents/august-5-update-un-says-child-death-toll-gaza-exceeds-400 on July 30, 19 children were killed. A further 9,805 Palestinians have been wounded, including almost 3,000 children. At least http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/humanitarian_Snapshot_5_%20august%202014_oPt.pdf have lost three or more family members in the same attack, killing a total of 652 civilians in those strikes alone.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gaza-plastic-surgeons-overwhelmed-war-injuries-112757008.html are suffering from serious burns, or face life-long disabilities (physical as well as mental). In a fenced-in, blockaded territory, Israel's attacks http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/humanitarian_Snapshot_5_%20august%202014_oPt.pdf almost 30 percent of the population. Israel has destroyed or severely damaged more than 10,000 housing units - many more have sustained less serious damage.
Shops, mosques, government buildings, all lie in ruins – the power plant is out of action, and134 factories were destroyed. A low-end estimate cost of the damage is billion. The health sector is in a state of emergency, while Amnesty International yesterday released evidence of the Israeli military conducting "deliberate attacks against http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/mounting-evidence-deliberate-attacks-gaza-health-workers-israeli-army-2014-08-07". Nor were journalists immune: http://en.rsf.org/palestine-palestinian-media-death-toll-05-08-2014,46756.html were killed during the course of the attack.
The evidence of atrocities is mounting. One of the defining horrors of this attack has been https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/articles/debate/12839-homes-in-the-crosshairs-israeli-war-crimes-deterrence-and-impunity – http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/ocha_opt_sitrep_07_08_2014.pdf have been destroyed or severely damaged by Israeli airstrikes. Reporting on the issue, the Associated Press said that the Israeli militaryhttp://news.yahoo.com/both-sides-prepare-gaza-war-crimes-probe-201905226.html to repeated requests "to explain in detail why even one of [the homes] was targeted".
Earlier on in the operation, Israeli NGO B'Tselem noted how the Israel military itself had "acknowledged" conducting attacks that were "illegally aimed at homes that were not military targets". A senior officer, commenting on the bombing of a senior al-Qassam Brigades figure's house, said: "You call it a home, we call it a command centre and a military post for all intents and purposes".
As Israeli human rights lawyer Michael Sfard put it, the Israeli military's "combat doctrine...redefines what constitutes a legitimate target for attack" so that it includes "houses belonging to Hamas commanders and operatives" (it should be noted homes have also been hit lacking even this 'link').
Another example of Israel's war crimes – the intense and indiscriminate attack on Rafah on August 1, when the Israeli military killed an estimated 130 Palestinians, mostly civilians, after soldier Hadar Goldin was feared captured. Haaretz referred to "dozens of innocents killed" in a "massive use of force" – another item reported "the demolition of houses with bulldozers and very aggressive artillery, aerial and tank fire". The Givati brigade responsible is commanded by Ofer Winter, who had told his soldiers prior to the ground invasion they were "engaged in a war to 'wipe out' an 'enemy who defames' God."
Then there is the https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/articles/debate/12996-premeditated-murder-the-shujaiyya-massacre-and-israeli-criminality, when IDF officers boasted of "taking off the gloves" and tanks received orders "to open fire at anything that moved". A brutal attack which, in the words of Israeli analyst Ron Ben-Yishai, was the very "essence of the deterrence" sought by Israel in its battering of Gaza. In Khuza'a, Israeli forces fired on and killed fleeing civilians, with a "furious assault" that left "whole streets flattened" and "its nine mosques...in pieces". And so it goes on.
A report in Haaretz a week ago said that more than 30,000 artillery shells had landed in Gaza, in addition to the then-4,000 "targets" struck by airstrikes. It is vital to recall, when considering the bigger picture of Israel's military operations, that the army's https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/blogs/politics/12888-israel-not-hamas-turns-palestinians-into-human-shieldsstrips civilians of their protected status, in what has been described as "a 'targeted assassination' of the principles of international law".
Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for the anticipated legal ramifications of its war crimes – a reasonable expectation given the calls already made by the likes of http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/stop-us-shipment-fuel-israels-armed-forces-evidence-gaza-war-crimes-mounts-2014-08-04for an arms embargo, as well as the UN Human Rights Commission inquiry.
According to the Israeli media, for domestic consumption officials describe the damage done to Gaza "as the main deterrent" – but "play down this claim in the international arena", as they are "aware the destruction will have serious political ramifications". On July 10, a military source claimed that when "Gaza residents see the great damage to the Strip", it "will speak for itself".
The Israeli military has already established a team "in case the army is accused of war crimes" consisting of senior army officials, as well as representatives of the Foreign and Defense Ministries. Their remit also includes "organizing a diplomatic and public relations offensive".
They will have their work cut out. In recent weeks, Israel's image has taken a battering in Britain. The public has taken a clear stand on what it thinks of the Gaza attack, while politicians and pundits from both the Right and centre-left have condemned the killing of Palestinian civilians. Palestine has shaped the domestic political agenda in a way perhaps never seen before.
'Tory war over Gaza', ran a front page headline in The Times, in the aftermath of Sayeeda Warsi's resignation. A self-defined http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/121083/pro-israel-mp-margot-james-says-action-gaza-disproportionate spoke out against the "swift, and terrible, elimination of so many Palestinian lives, homes, hospitals and schools". Newspapers have focused on the arms trade, as campaigners and senior politicians alike call for an embargo.
From celebrity tweets to Jon Snow's emotional broadcasts – this summer would appear to be a watershed moment in how Israel is perceived, and treated, in the UK. No wonder that the Israeli embassy has almost begged for help in its embattled propaganda drive, while the country's defenders issue desperate-sounding "http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/121089/choose-which-side-you-are-say-uk-jewish-leaders"-style pleas.
Take a step back from the summer's bloodshed and remember where things stood in the spring. An intransigent Israeli government was winning few friends abroad, as the US-led peace process died on its feet. Israeli settlements in the West Bank were increasingly the target of mainstream anger and boycotts, as a growing chorus warned that Israeli colonisation policies had made a Palestinian state impossible. BDS campaigns were growing, in trade unions, faith communities, and on campuses.
Israel already stood charged with systematic violations of international law, apartheid, and institutionalised discrimination, even before the barbaric attack on the Gaza Strip. Now with the evidence of new war crimes there for all to see, Israel's isolation will only increase, and, despite the predictable backlash, Palestine solidarity campaigning will take a significant step forward.
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