Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: The World's Pornographic Interest in Jewish Moral Failure

Okay, yesterday I was depressed. Today, I'm just pissed off. It's
absolutely astonishing to me how interested the world is in Israel's
failings. This is the source of a bitter but hilarious observation I
once heard a Kurdish leader make: He was complaining to me that his
people were cursed, and I asked him what he meant: Cursed by
geography, cursed by their proximity to Kurd-hating Arabs, what? He
said the Kurds were cursed because they didn't have Jewish enemies.
Only with Jewish enemies would the world pay attention to their
plight.
For the record: I defend Israel's right to defend itself, but I fear
that Gaza will quickly become a quagmire. I fear for the lives of
Israelis, obviously, but I also fear for the lives of Palestinian
civilians -- I have friends there, in harm's way -- in part because
the Israeli army (and I say this from personal experience) can be a
big, rough bulldozer of an army, and in part (large part) because
Hamas terrorists unblinkingly and ostentatiously use their own
civilians as human shields. I've seen this up-close, and it's
repulsive. One story the media isn't telling, because it's impossible
to get this story in these circumstances (especially because Israel
stupidly won't allow foreign reporters into Gaza) is how much
resentment the Hamas policy of using Palestinians as human shields
causes among Gaza civilians. Early reports indicate that Hamas mortar
teams were firing from the UN School. This shouldn't surprise anyone.
One more thing, speaking of pornography -- we've all seen endless
pictures of dead Palestinian children now. It's a terrible, ghastly,
horrible thing, the deaths of children, and for the parents it doesn't
matter if they were killed by accident or by mistake. But ask
yourselves this: Why are these pictures so omnipresent? I'll tell you
why, again from firsthand, and repeated, experience: Hamas (and the
Aksa Brigades, and Islamic Jihad, the whole bunch) prevents the
burial, or even preparation of the bodies for burial, until the bodies
are used as props in the Palestinian Passion Play. Once, in Khan
Younis, I actually saw gunmen unwrap a shrouded body, carry it a
hundred yards and position it atop a pile of rubble -- and then wait a
half-hour until photographers showed. It was one of the more horrible
things I've seen in my life. And it's typical of Hamas. If reporters
would probe deeper, they'd learn the awful truth of Hamas. But
Palestinian moral failings are not of great interest to many people.
http://jeffreygoldberg.theatlantic.com/archives/2009/01/the_worlds_pornographic_intere.php
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"Certo che i qassam sono pericolosi. Se ti cadono in testa ti
ammazzano." (Luca Logi / rodewalder / Golda Meir, febbraio 2008)
http://raionim.blogspot.com/2009/01/certo-che-i-qassam-sono-pericolosi_05.html

 Okay, yesterday I was depressed. Today, I'm just pissed off.
bell'articolo
purtroppo giovannino non lo può capire a partire dalla terza riga 

 things I've seen in my life. And it's typical of Hamas.
non solo di Hamas...il Passion Play non è un'invenzione islamica...

 Certo chissa‭', ‬la Mutua Israeliana potrebbe intervenire
eccerto, non vedono l'ora di regalare soldi a un britt...:D