Huge Spy Trove Falls into Hamas' Hands!

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  1. BraveSirRubin

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    Matt, if I'm a Zionist, then you... and the rest of the people who live in the US are all extremely patriotic Native American hating wankers.


    By the way, the world would be a happier place, and the Middle East would be a safer place if all Ortodox jews (and Fundemental Muslims) were suddenly shipped off to the north pole.
     
  2. Pressed_Rat

    Pressed_Rat Do you even lift, bruh?

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    So what do you base your zionist beliefs on then if you are against the Jewish religon and are an Athiest? You see, it's based on nationalistic supremecy.
     
  3. BraveSirRubin

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    It's based on nothing. I have never suppported building the state of Israel... I support its inevitable existence, and the fact that it ain't going anywhere. No one claims land Matt... look at history... land claims don't last long. This land does not "belong" to anyone. Israel is occupying it right now... give it some years, it will change hands again, and again, and again.

    Hell, the bloody Mongols could be living on that land, and I would still support their existence... because they have nowhere else to go, they got the land through a diplomatic process (which is something you can't say for the US... your lovely country, which murdered thousands upon thousands for the land).

    There is no nationalistic supremecy here... there is just LOGIC. Israel is staying Matt... maybe you should move to Iran... you and [size=-1]Ahmadinejad seem to agree on practically everything. [/size]
     
  4. Piney

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    My sympathy is with the 1.5 million residents of Gaza.


    These folks need peace stability and a better economy.

    Instead, now they will reside in a forward base for the re-conquest of Israel.

    The new overlords could give a damm who gets hit in any retalitory attack.
    economic concerns will take a back seat to jihad and mayrterdom.

    Jews have hardened cellars and shelters in Israel, they will withstand the initial round of Hamas rocket attacks. Not so in Gaza where the new overlords will publish photos of Arab civilian casualties as evidence of Jewish agression.

    The admirable thing about Hamas is its honesty.

    They want war on Israel and arent afraid to say so. Look who thier
    big benefactors are ?

    Where are those partners for peace ?
     
  5. skip

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    What you don't realize is most of these "spies" are just low level operatives who are of the sort that help identify targets for missions. Israel needs those ppl on the ground desperately. How do you think they're able to target ppl driving around in cars (besides the cellphones)? Someone makes a call and reports who is where, and the next thing you know they're burnt toast.

    If those spies are unmasked in the next few weeks there may be few Palestinian spies left to help Israel target Hamas...

    As far as the mossad goes, all the contacts Arafat & Fatah had with mossad agents will now be clear to Hamas and they could easily become targets too.

    You gotta realize that Fatah has always assisted in helping to target Hamas. The record of all those contacts and spies will now help Hamas, and lessen the ability of both Fatah and Israel to deal with Hamas.
     
  6. BraveSirRubin

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    You do make a good point. The word "spies" confused me a bit. I'd say "Palestinian informants". Israel usually pays Palestinians for this information.

    I don't think that the unmasking of the informants will be that big of a deal now that the entire Gaza strip is dramatically changing... plus, as already mentioned... Israel no longer has to use direct targeting.
     
  7. BraveSirRubin

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    This is one of the major problems. The Palestinian people have to realize that the Hamas doesn't care about their lives or their safety. Hell, they would rather have civilian deaths in order to publicize them, as you said.

    The civilians of Lebanon made the same mistake. They supported the Hizbollah instead of rebelling against it, and they paid for it.

    I am in no way justifying the way Israel approached the Lebanon war, or the way Israel will approach Gaza... but honestly... the people need more common sense.
     
  8. Pressed_Rat

    Pressed_Rat Do you even lift, bruh?

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    If the Israeli Jews understood this about their own government, things woud not be as they are.
     
  9. BraveSirRubin

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    Every government in the world is corrupt, if it was up to me... all politicians would be sent to the north pole.

    But, when you compare the services and protection that the Israeli government offers its citizens (bomb shelters, army, socialized education and healthcare, immense culture, pension plans, etc, etc, etc) to what the Hamas offers Palestinians (the change to die as a martyr for the name of Islam)... then there is an obvious "winner" to this.
     
  10. skip

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    Uh, I hate to burst your balloon on this, but you really need to learn more about what Hamas does. They provide a wide range of FREE services for palestinians. I'm not saying it's world class, but for ppl who have NOTHING, it's at least something! In fact they DO provide most of those services you just ascribed to the Israeli gov't.

    In fact if they hadn't done something worthwhile for their people, they wouldn't be as popular as they are. Especially when contrasted with the corruption of Fatah, where everyone was stealing as much money as they could, with little getting to the people who need it most.

    In fact if Hamas were to become a non-religious, peaceful organization they could be a model for replacing gov'ts with local community based action, like the Diggers of San Fran.
     
  11. BraveSirRubin

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    The Hamas does not provide those services skip... the altruistic international aid does.
     
  12. guy

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    puts head in hands

    walks away
     
  13. gardener

    gardener Realistic Humanist

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    Hamas has rebuilt communities and provided health care that the international community doesn't seem to think is important. When you view people as cattle like the rich elite do, you the run the risk of allowing those that do care to become more entrenched and powerful. When will Israel ever learn this lesson and teach it to their capitalist friends. But worrying about the little man might eat into the huge pay that those in power receive. Hey let's not limit them to one home in the Hamptons.
     
  14. skip

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    You REALLY need to do more research before posting on this subject, Rubin. Where are you getting these lies from? Yes, Hamas does receive Aid for its projects, as there is no other money flowing into the Gaza. But that does not mean they don't provide these services themselves. In fact most aid agencies have fled the Gaza strip these days. All there is, is Hamas and the corrupt Fatah who does nothing but enrich its leaders from the aid flowing in.

    I just wanted to alert you all that Syria is now buying the most advanced Russian fighter, the MIG-31 which can strike at 24 simultaneous targets.

    http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=070619073536.0v1irj88&show_article=1

    Eh, so much for the Israeli edge in the air.

    Pretty soon the ONLY edge the Israelis have is what's sitting in their nuclear missile silos. They just might have to use 'em if they have the time, and balls.
     
  15. gardener

    gardener Realistic Humanist

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    http://www.cfr.org/publication/8968
     
  16. BraveSirRubin

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    They do provide these services themselves... with the aid money... that's what I meant.

    Yet... honestly... the services provided by the Hamas cannot even be compared to the services provided by the Israeli government... plus, as you said... the Hamas and the Fataj are dominated by corruption. Yassir Arafat alone has stolen millions upon millions of aid money while he was alive.
     
  17. skip

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    Please don't put words under my fingers that I never typed.

    I never said Hamas was dominated by corruption. That is NOT true. The fact is Hamas has become so popular precisely because it isn't corrupt like the PLO/Fatah is. And due to all the services they provide the Palestinian people.

    If anyone like Israel has been supporting Hamas, it's more than likely it's geared specifically to these services (which you denied earlier) that they provide, like health care (humanitarian aid).

    Somebody has to provide these basic services in Gaza because NO ONE ELSE does.

    You can criticize Hamas for MANY REASONS, but you haven't found one legitimate one yet in this thread.

    In fact, I never thought I'd have to defend that group, but I will if people insist upon promulgating LIES about them.
     
  18. skip

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    BTW, one of the BIGGEST services the Israeli gov't provides is to US ARMS manufacturers. More money is spent on arms by Israel than is probably given out in all its social services combined, all to the benefit of the arms industries.

    So don't go bragging about how great Israel's gov't is.

    They did just grand against Hizbollah in the last war, didn't they?

    All they did was encourage even more of an arms race, more support for Hizbollah, and show the world that they CAN be defeated by a rag-tag army, which is now armed to the teeth with the lastest weapons.

    Good luck, Israel in your next war. May it end quickly without spreading anywhere else.
     
  19. Pressed_Rat

    Pressed_Rat Do you even lift, bruh?

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    With whose money?
     
  20. BraveSirRubin

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    The Hamas are just as corrupt as any other militant organization. They only use the money to serve their own purpose... hell, they even use their own civilians as human shields.

    Why do you think that thousands of Palestinians are trying to run away from Gaza right as I type this.

    Skip, google Israel... you might find that the government offers a whole lot to the people.

    The Hamas does not provide humanitarian aid, the Hamas steals Humanitarian aid to suit their purpose of Jihad.

    There is a history of Fatah corruption only because the Fatah has been the dominant political party for many years.

    Israel "lost" the war with the Hizbollah because they were too influenced by international pressure to be "humane" and because they used extremely defective strategy against guerrilla warfare. The war did not encourage the arms race, the arms race has always been there.
     
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