Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: i vigliacchi dei cieli

They set out to bomb the graduation ceremony for young police officers
who had found that rare Gaza commodity, a job, massacring them by the
dozen. They bombed a mosque, killing five sisters of the Balousha
family, the youngest of whom was 4. They bombed a police station,
hitting a doctor nearby; she lies in a vegetative state in Shifa
Hospital, which is bursting with wounded and dead. They bombed a
university that we in Israel call the Palestinian Rafael, the
equivalent of Israel's weapons developer, and destroyed student
dormitories. They dropped hundreds of bombs out of blue skies free of
all resistance.
In four days they killed 375 people. They did not, and could not,
distinguish between a Hamas official and his children, between a
traffic cop and a Qassam launch operator, between a weapons cache and
a health clinic, between the first and second floors of a densely
populated apartment building with dozens of children inside. According
to reports, about half of the people killed were innocent civilians.
We're not complaining about the pilots' accuracy, it cannot be
otherwise when the weapon is a plane and the objective is a tiny,
crowded strip of land. Our excellent pilots are effectively bullies
now. As in training flights, they bomb undisturbed, facing neither an
air force nor defense system.
Do the pilots think about them, the children of refugees whose parents
and grandparents have already been driven from their lives? Do they
think about the thousands of people they have left permanently
disabled in a place without a single hospital worthy of the name and
no rehabilitation centers at all? Do they think about the burning
hatred they are planting not only in Gaza but in other corners of the
world amid the horrific images on television?
It was not the pilots who decided to go to war, but they are the
subcontractors. The real accounting must be with the decision makers,
but the pilots are their
Maybe if they were to confront the results of their "wonderful work"
even once they would regret their decisions, they would reconsider the
effects of their actions. If they were to go just once to Jerusalem's
Alyn Hospital Pediatric and Adolescent Rehabilitation Center, where
for nearly three years Marya Aman, 7, has been hospitalized - she is a
quadriplegic who runs her wheelchair, and her life, with her chin -
they would be shocked. This adorable little girl was hit by a missile
in Gaza that killed almost her entire family, the handiwork of our
pilots.
But all of this is well hidden from the pilots' eyes. They are only
doing their job, as the saying goes, only following orders like
bombing machines. In the past few days they have excelled at this, and
the results are there for the entire world to see. Gaza is licking its
wounds, just like Lebanon before it, and almost no one pauses for a
moment to ask whether all this is necessary, or unavoidable, or
whether it contributes to Israel's security and moral image. Is it
really the case that our pilots return safely to base, or are they in
fact returning to them as callous, cruel and blind people?
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1051317.html

 di cui si vergogna?
ci vive in Israele...

 Noh, io non mi *servo* dei bambini altrui, come le canaglie qui dentro.
Il cerchio si chiude, lo scopo è raggiunto: non si parli di nessun 
bambino (l'innocente per eccellenza) ucciso.  In particolare non si 
parli dei bambini uccisi dalle bombe degli eroici piloti israeliani per 
le nobili necessità elettorali dei grandi statisti di Kadima.
Il tuo intervento non contiene del pensiero: è solo fuoco di sbarramento 
a protezione dell'azione di IDF a Gaza.
Poi te la danno una pacca sulla spalla, almeno?

 Noh, io non mi *servo* dei bambini altrui
non ho detto di postare foto, ma notizie.

 E chi ha bisogno di ulteriori notizie
chi non le conosce. O vuoi darla vinta ai pompinari dei servi degli
ayatollah?

 era stata ricostruita alla grande
va bene che sei una 'iena' però mi sembra oltremodo eccessivo che tu sia 
andato 'a controllare' fino in Cecenia... :-))) 

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no, l'ha fatto il New York Times, che non è certo la Pravda
(nostalgia...)

 ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:395f13f8-d668-449d...@s9g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
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beh...le tue 'nostalgie' sono ben note... 

 Quanto alla Novaiya Pravda, e' dove lavorava la Politjkovskaya,
che minchia dici? Quella cittadina yankee (
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
media/2006/oct/11/pressandpublishing.russia) lavorava alla Novaja
Gazeta.