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01-25-2005, 12:43 AM #11
Dis nou een ding wat ons nie doen nie. Ons stry, maar ons gaan nie so te kere nie.
01-25-2005, 04:20 PM #12
Waar het ek wie beledig? Om met iemand te verskil oor iets is mos nie beledigend nie?
Dit gaan nie help om soos 'n stout kind te kere te gaan as jy nie jou sin kry nie. Ek probeer nog altyd om nie kwaad te raak en persoonlike beledigings rond te slinger nie. Indien ek enige persoon op hierdie forum beledig het, vra ek nederig daarvoor om verskoning.
Maar ek is nie van plan om net te verdwyn nie.
01-25-2005, 04:47 PM #13
Ek was onder die indruk dat dinge begin op `n punt kom maar as ek sien hoe ons nogsteeds baklei is dit duidelik dat dit nie so is nie. Die vyand is daar buite en daar is elimente wat dit moeilik maak vir elk een van ons wat hier post. Dit is so eenvoudig dat ons net ons bekke moet hou oor ons verskile en meer aandag gee aan die besigheid van die dag maar dit is makliker om ons verstrasies op mense uit te haal wat ons nie in die oë kan kyk nie, wat net `n naampie en lettertjies is.
Dis net `n gesanik en `n gekerm hier lyk dit my, net soos enige ander plek waar Boere by mekaar kom. Al wat `n mens hier sien is praat, apsuliet GEEN aksie nie en waneer ek sê aksie bedoel ek nie gewere optel en soos `n paar palukas die straate af hardloop nie maar word net georganiseerd. Hoefeel van julle hier het al ontmoet en ERINSTIG gesit en `n plan van ontsnaping formuleer? Krag kom in massa as dit moontlik was sou ek graag dit wou hê dat elke laaste een van ons hier bymekaar kom en rerag planne maak om onself uit die leu se bek te hou nie net kots en kerrim en mekaar probeer beindruk nie. Dit is so ooglopend wat gedoen moet word maar ons WIL net lê en kerm want dit is al wat ons kan doen en blerrie goed ook.
En luther ek wil net special vir jou iets sê en moet dit nie persoonlik op vat nie maar die meerderheid hier is Christine wat jy glo is jou besigheid jy is darem met ons (ek hoop) al is jou warrawaf `n bietjie anders as ons sin. Dit is tyd laat julle die stront uit julle oë vee en begin DINK en KYK en SIEN!!!!
Dis geen blerrie wonder ons sit vandag waar ons sit nie.
01-26-2005, 03:15 AM #14
BoerBloed jy is reg. Is dit miskien moontlik dat jy nie naweek van die 25, 26 en 27ste saam met ons by Majuba kan byeenkom? Ons sal vorentoe van almal weet wat wel gaan dan kan ons miskien vir mekaar saamry gellentheid bied. Volgens my is die probleem wat ons hier gehad het die laaste ruk gister uit gesorteer! Ek het ook onverskoning gevra vir as ek iemand geraak het daardeur. Laat weet of jy dit kan maak.
Iakobos, miskien stel jy ook belang om ons daar te ontmoet? Laat weet maar.
01-26-2005, 02:46 PM #15
Ek dink dit is `n uitstekende idee, en sal my bes doen om daar te wees. Saamry geleenthede is `n goeie idee! Ek het ongelukig `n leerlings lesensie (lang storie moet nie vra nie) en die finansies is baie skraal maar as daar iemand op die oosrand is wat `n lesensie het sonder vervoer, is hulle meer as welkom om saam met my tery, een hand was mos die ander of hoe?
02-19-2005, 04:58 AM #16
Jewish Groups Applaud US Report on Global Anti-Semitism
Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) - The State Department's first report on global anti-Semitism sends an important message to the rest of the world, Jewish groups said on Friday.
The report, which takes a country-by-country survey of anti-Semitism worldwide, covers the period from July 1, 2003 to Dec. 15, 2004, and it was released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor on Wednesday.
Mandated by the Global Anti-Semitism Review Act, it was presented to the Committee on Foreign Relations and the Committee on International Relations at the end of last year.
"The U.S. Government is committed to monitoring and combating anti-Semitism throughout the world as an important human rights and religious freedom issue," the report says.
"As President Bush said when he signed the Global Anti-Semitism Review Act on October 16, 2004, 'Defending freedom also means disrupting the evil of anti-Semitism.'"
Jewish groups welcomed the report.
The very fact that Congress enacted legislation requiring the State Department to issue yearly reports is "extremely important and highly significant," said Dr. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Jerusalem.
"It means that the only super-power in the world was sufficiently concerned to enable its representatives to collect information and provide reports [on anti-Semitism]," Zuroff said. "It sends a very important and powerful message to the rest of the world."
It puts the subject on the agenda for every U.S. embassy in the world, Zuroff said. Because America has given that mandate to its embassies, that means they have created a mechanism to speak to local officials around the world, he added.
Anti-Defamation League National Director Abraham Foxman applauded American leaders for "recognizing that anti-Semitism is a serious and growing problem and for addressing it as manifested today..."
"The publication of this report is yet another demonstration of America's resolve to take practical and meaningful action to highlight both problems and progress," Foxman said in a statement.
"It also underscores the need for countries to monitor and combat anti-Semitism on their own. We hope that this will encourage states to develop uniform monitoring standards and mechanisms to help identify and respond to anti-Semitic incidents," he said.
"One of the most important features of the report is that it accepts the assertion made by Israel and Jewish organizations that criticism of Israel [often] becomes anti-Semitic," Zuroff said.
The report defines anti-Semitism as hatred of Jews as individuals or as a group "attributed to the Jewish religion and/or ethnicity."
"An important issue is the distinction between legitimate criticism of policies and practices of the State of Israel and commentary that assumes an anti-Semitic character.
"The demonization of Israel, or vilification of Israeli leaders, sometimes through comparisons with Nazi leaders, and through the use of Nazi symbols to caricature them, indicates an anti-Semitic bias rather than a valid criticism of policy concerning a controversial issue," the report says.
The report also highlights a significant increase in European anti-Semitism in recent years, including verbal abuse and vandalism (graffiti, fire bombings of Jewish schools, desecration of synagogues and cemeteries and even physical assaults).
It identifies far-right groups in Western Europe as well as "disadvantaged and disaffected Muslim youths" as being responsible for a significant number of the attacks in Western Europe, while skinheads and other "radical political fringe" elements as being most responsible in Eastern Europe.
Although there are only very small Jewish communities in Middle Eastern countries, the official media, particularly in Syria, often "crosses the line separating the legitimate criticism of Israel and its policies to become anti-Semitic vilification posing as political commentary," it said.