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Titolo: Intanto parlando di terrorismo...

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/67C726C2-CD4A-40A3-B2AE-182E71838762.htm
Ed io che pensavo che quelli di Kach fossero solo dei poveri coglioni fuori 
di testa...
Israeli press expose Jewish 'terrorists'
By Khaled Amayreh in the West Bank
Sunday 05 September 2004, 19:07 Makka Time, 16:07 GMT
Palestinians are being terrorised by the hardline group
Israeli media have exposed a para-military Jewish group that has been 
terrorising Palestinian civilians in the West Bank with full knowledge and 
tacit approval of the Israeli army.
State-run Israeli radio, Reshet Bet, announced on Sunday that members of the 
group, known as the "Hebrew Brigade," are armed with automatic rifles and 
equipped with jeeps and vicious attack dogs.
Quoting unidentified security sources, the radio said the group is made up 
of dozens of erstwhile cadres of the Kach movement, the "terrorist group" 
founded by Rabbi Meir Kahana and dedicated to the destruction of the 
Palestinian community in Israel, the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East 
Jerusalem.
Kahana, a one-time member of the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset, called for 
the "extirpation" or "extermination" of non-Jews in Israel and the occupied 
territories, following the example of the ancient Israelites who ethnically 
cleansed the Canaanites as narrated by the Old Testament.
Kahana also advocated that democracy and Judaism were completely 
incompatible and that non-Jews could never attain equality in a truly Jewish 
state.
Kach had been declared a "terrorist group" by both Israel and the United 
States.
In 1995, a member of Kach named Egal Amir assassinated former Israeli Prime 
Minister Yitzhak Rabin for signing the Oslo Accords with the Palestine 
Liberation Organisation.
Ideological affinity
However, since Ariel Sharon came to power in Israel in 2001, the Israeli 
government, and especially the powerful military establishment, has been 
dealing rather leniently with Kach and similar extreme right-wing groups, 
ostensibly because of the ideological affinity between the Likud, Sharon's 
Party, and the far-right parties.
Ariel Sharon is said to be allowing Jewish extremists to operate
A Hebrew newspaper, the Ma'ariv, only a week ago published a report on the 
resurfacing vigilante group last week.
The Kach vigilantes, as they are commonly known, erect surprise roadblocks 
and checkpoints on roads used by Palestinian motorists, using attack dogs, 
the newspaper reported.
Sometimes, the extremists reportedly serve as a "back-up force" by 
"assisting" the army in "keeping law and order" by harassing Palestinian 
civilians.
Blackmail
Some members of the well-organised group have reportedly threatened and 
blackmailed Israeli security officers living in their respective 
settlements.
The Israeli army has acknowledged, rather begrudgingly, the existence of the 
group but denied that it was operating under its supervision.
However, Eitan Arusi, an army spokesperson confirmed that "those people 
operate within the settlements and their main function is to prevent 
Palestinians from infiltrating their respective communities".
Arusi told Aljazeera.net that the army was ultimately responsible for the 
activities of the vigilantes.
Arusi's statements, however, were contradicted by another army spokesman, 
quoted earlier by Israeli radio, who sought to distance the army from the 
group.
Extremists, killers
A number of Israeli Knesset members have castigated the Israeli government 
for allowing the extremists to function.
"These are a bunch of killers and vile terrorists, I can't understand why 
our government allows them to function freely in the streets of the West 
Bank," said Ran Cohen, a member of the newly-founded neo-leftist party, 
Yahad.
Cohen, who described the group as a dangerous militia, called on the Israeli 
justice system to force the government to outlaw the group and end their 
activities.
One Israeli legal expert, Moshe Hangbi, accused the Israeli government of 
"indulging in a serious breach of the law".
"This terrorist organisation (Kach) is supposed to be outside the confines 
of the law since it was outlawed and declared a terrorist organisation in 
1994," he said.
"The fact that it is allowed to function flies in the face of Israeli 
authorities," Hangbi added.
Attacks and massacres
"...a thousand non-Jewish lives are not worth a Jew's fingernail..."
Talmudic edict, utilised by Kach terrorist group and Gush Emunim settler 
movement
Kach has a long record of attacking and harrassing Palestinian civilians.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the right-wing extremists placed bombs in 
the cars of three Palestinian mayors, causing the legs of the former mayor 
of Nablus, Bassam Shaka'a to be amputated.
In 1982, two armed men belonging to Kach movement, attacked the campus of 
the University of Hebron with machineguns and hand grenades, killing and 
injuring dozens of students.
Also in the early 1980s, Kach members sought to destroy the al-Aqsa Mosque 
in Jerusalem, using ground-to-ground missiles allegedly 'stolen' from 
Israeli army barracks.
The bloodiest act against Palestinians by the movement took place in 1994 
when Baruch Goldstein, an American immigrant, cold bloodedly murdered 29 
unarmed worshippers while praying at the Ibrahimi Mosque in downtown Hebron.
The worshippers were searched and had to pass through metal detectors before 
entering the prayer area.
Justification
The Kach leadership, along with the leaders of the settler movement of Gush 
Emunim, then enthusiastically supported the massacre, evoking a Talmudic 
edict that a thousand non-Jewish lives are not worth a Jew's fingernail.
Since the beginning of the intifada four years ago, extremists affiliated 
with Kach and other right-wing groups, such as "Kahana Hay" (Kahana is 
alive), have killed and injured hundreds of Palestinian civilians.
The same groups have also planned and carried out attacks on Arab schools in 
East Jerusalem and the Hebron region.
K 

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ORTRO


Mi sorge un dubbio...Non e' che i "Borg", sai quelli che dicono "Resistence 
is futile. You will be assimilated"...sotto, sotto sono....
Questo spiegherebbe il comportamento del nostro Picard... In fondo anche lui 
e' stato 'assimilato'... Lui pero' non si e' mai ripreso...
Ah, a proposito di Al Jazeera, ma Reshet Bet (nome tipicamente arabo) fa 
parte della stessa famiglia di Al? Sai quelli che si sono permessi di dare 
la notizia...
K 

 is futile. You will be assimilated"...sotto, sotto sono....
Annichilimento del concetto di individuo, culto della collettività....i
borg sono comunisti...
Raffaele
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 borg sono comunisti...
Be', meno male...dopo la notizia che il Titanic e' stato affondato da un 
certo Ismael Iceberg, non avrei potuto mandare giu che anche i Borgs... 
Pero' Picard non mi sembra un comunista... Di solito i comunisti hanno un 
grado di cultura piu' elevato... e sembrano anche piu' intelligenti...Picard 
invece...
K 

invece...
Non ti permettere!
Jean Luc fans club

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Ma quale?
K 


L'Enterprise ha un unico comandante.

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Fiuuu'! Per un attimo ho pensato che avessero fatto un fans club per 
l'altro...
K 


Altro???

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Ma come, non hai mai incontrato il nostro picard (Alias Luca Manzoni)?
Il, "io so tutto" che gironzola tra i vari NGs censurati filo ebraici? 
Quello che dopo aver letto 'Vittime 'ha fatto un suo riassunto eliminando 
tutte le parti che Morris ha scritto contro i sionisti?
Lucky you....
K

eliminando tutte le parti che Morris ha scritto contro i sionisti?
Se sono parti che non c'entrano un ca**o con la storia di Israele
perche' non dovrebbe eliminarle?
-Stefano

 L'Enterprise ha un unico comandante.
Già! ;-)
Ciao!

Candide ha scritto:
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Ad essere pignoli, l'Enterprise ha avuto molti capitani...
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 Ma come, non hai mai incontrato il nostro picard (Alias Luca Manzoni)?
Lei e' una fan proprio di quel Picard, bischero!
Palmiro Pangloss
-- 
Strong as lions, swift as eagles,
Back to their kennels hunt these beagles!
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 Lei e' una fan proprio di quel Picard, bischero!
In your nightmares...
Don't confuse fun with fan...
K 

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scritto:
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Effettivamente ce ne fu uno anche di un prototipo di classe
constitution, angusto e buio come uno sgabuzzino e con 4 micetti
d'equipaggio, ma non so se si possa definirlo comandante perchè da
come gestiva gli imprevisti sembrava più un camallo del porto. Umpf. 
Pardon pour l'OT.

 Pardon pour l'OT.
Ti riferisci a quello della puntata pilota ;-).
Comunque non č che sia uno sfegatato fan di Star Trek
(la mia scelta č discorso lungo), ma se dici Star Trek
o Enterprise  "tutti" ricordano Kirk, Spock,ecc.
La  "The next generation" non mi piaceva proprio
(De Gustibus), troppe frivolezze, troppo ponte ologrammi,
troppo Pinocchio (Data), varie ed eventuali (Laforge
cieco nel 2300 e rotti [hai voglia a difetti quando
si č in grado di ricreare qualunque cosa] , Picard senza un
capello [non per scelta ma per calvizie] e con le paranoie
shakespeariane, il noioso Q,  il secondo piacione
(Riker) simpatico e carismatico come Rutelli ;-),
troppa psicologia futile, ecc).
Peggio che mai Deep space nine (o come si chiamava).
Un po' meglio Voyager (come idea, come personaggi
e come capitano) anche se ho visto poche puntate.
Ripeto, De Gustibus....
Ciao!