Izraēlas ārlietu ministrs sanikno palestīniešus

Bet es vēl neesmu redzējis netā nevienu principiālu strīdnieku, kas sāktu klausīties, kad viņam uzrāda faktus. Piemērs: kentmelis. Es viņam jau vismaz otro reizi jautāju, kurš tad Latvijā gatavo etniskās tīrīšanas, viņš atkalsimulēkurlumu, bet pie nākamā raksta par Izraēlu atkal kliegs to pašu. Otrs piemērs: MV. Par terminu "antisemītisms" neko nav spoējīgs pateikt, bet sāk apcerēt arābu izcelsmi, kurai ar šo terminu nav nekāda sakara.

Pašizdomātas nozīmes jēdzieniem. Tikai pilnīgs analfabēts var spītīgi pierakstīt terminam nozīmes, kuru tam nav. Un tikai pilnīgs analfabēts var nezināt, ka neviens pasaulē neuzskata, ka arābiem nav tiesību uz savām valstīm.

pietam stipri lielākā semītu daļa ir arābi

kādi pašizdomāti jēdieni?!antisemītisms-pretsimītisms-tātad pret visiem semītiem-bet to ka arābi arī ir semīti pietam semītu lielākā daļa var nezināt tikai pilnīgs analfabēts

Vērtē lasītāji. Ja ar visu spamošanu un demagoģiju neesi spējīgs dabūt sev labu vērtējumu, varbūt laiks pārtraukt spamošanu un demagoģiju?

Interesanti būtu uzzināt, pēc kādām pazīmēm kentmelis šķiro cilvēkus bolševikos un neboļševikos, t.i. kurā vietā es būtu pateicis kaut ko ar komunisma ideroloģiju sakrītošu. Argumentācija ar kliegšanu "pats tu tāds!" pierāda tikai to, ka neesi vairs spējīgs neko pateikt. Un joprojām neesi atbildējis, kurš tad Latvijā gatavo tevis piesauktās "etniskās tīrīšanas"? Esi no tiem īpaši aprobežotajiem un gļēvajiem meļiem, kam drosme melot ir, bet drosmes atbildētpar meliem nav?

ja MUMS nebūtu jūs,antisemītu, tad būtu normālā dzīve: apnikuši jūs visi!!!

šim dīvainītim joprojām patīk sevi novērtēt ar 5 zvaigznēm - laikam nostaļģija pēc Padomijas

And yet, despite these egregious transgressions, newly-elected Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has no qualms about appointing Lieberman to represent Israel in the international arena. Netanyahu's lust for power has led him to choose a man who actually poses a serious threat to Israel. Both Lieberman's message and style are not only violent, but have clear proto-fascist elements; and, as Israeli commentators have already intimated, he is extremely dangerous. Politics being politics, most western leaders will no doubt adopt a conciliatory position towards Lieberman, and agree to meet and discuss issues relating to foreign policy with him. Such a position can certainly be justified on the basis of Lieberman's democratic election; however much one may dislike his views, he is now the representative of the Israeli people. Those who decide to meet him can also claim that ongoing diplomacy and dialogue lead to the internalization of international norms and thus moderate extremism. These justifications carry weight. However, western leaders will also have to take into account that the decision to meet Lieberman will immediately be associated with the ban on Hamas, at least among people in the Middle East. In January 2006, Hamas won a landslide victory in elections that were no less democratic than the recent elections in Israel. While Hamas is, in many respects, an extremist political party that espouses violence, its politicians are representatives of the Palestinian people and are seen as struggling for liberation and self-determination. If western leaders want to be conceived as credible, they must change their policy and meet with Hamas as well. Otherwise, their decision to meet Lieberman will be rightly perceived as hypocritical and duplicitous, and the pervasive perception in the region - that the United States and Europe are biased in Israel's favour - will only be strengthened.

nedaudz par šo imigrantu-rasistu: Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's shame March 26, 2009 By Neve Gordon Thanks to Binyamin Netanyahu's overweening ambition, Israel is to be saddled with a foreign minister who is a national disgrace. Imagine a country that appoints someone who has been found guilty of striking a 12-year-old boy to be its foreign minister. The person in question is also under investigation for money-laundering, fraud and breach of trust; in addition, he was a bona fide member of an outlawed racist party and currently leads a political party that espouses fascist ideas. On top of all this, he does not even reside in the country he has been chosen to represent. Even though such a portrayal may appear completely outlandish, Israel's new foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, actually fits the above depiction to the letter. • In 2001, following his own confession, Lieberman was found guilty of beating a 12-year-old boy. As part of a plea bargain, Lieberman was fined 17,500 shekels and had to promise never to hit young children again. • In 2004, Lieberman's 21-year-old daughter Michal set up a consulting firm, which received 11m shekels from anonymous overseas sources. Lieberman, according to the police, received more than a 2.1m-shekel salary from the company for two years of employment. In addition, according to an investigation by Haaretz, he allegedly received additional severance pay - amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels - in 2006 and 2007, while he was minister of strategic affairs and deputy prime minister. According to Israeli law, this is illegal. • Lieberman is an ex-member of Meir Kahane's party, Kach, which was outlawed due to its blatantly racist platform. Moreover, his views towards Arabs do not appear to have changed over the years. In 2003, when reacting to a commitment made by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to give amnesty to approximately 350 Palestinian prisoners, Lieberman declared that, as minister of transport, he would be more than happy to provide buses to take the prisoners to the sea and drown them there. • In January 2009, during Israel's war on Gaza, Lieberman argued that Israel "must continue to fight Hamas just like the United States did with the Japanese in the second world war. Then, too, the occupation of the country was unnecessary." He was referring to the two atomic bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima. • Lieberman does not live in Israel according to its internationally recognised borders, but rather in an illegal settlement called Nokdim. Legally speaking, this would be like US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton residing in Mexico and UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband living on the Canary Islands.

paldies! par viedokli.

Neatbalstot Izraēlu, atbalsti palestīniešus. Idejiskie pacifisti nesaprot vai negrib saprast, ka vienas puses nosodīšana (pacifisms vienmēr ir pusakls, liekulīgs un redz tikai vienu pusi konfliktā) neveicina konflikta risināšanu, tieši otrādi, stiprina to pusi, kurai "miera baloži" atklāti vai maskēti jūt līdzi, un palīdz šai pusei. Nav otras tik zemiskas, tik liekulīgas, tik ienaidnieka izmantotas idejas kā pacifisms. Starp citu, PSRS labprāt atbalstīja pacifismu ienaidnieka teritorijā, bet savējā nosodīja un nepieļāva.

No pateiktā ir redzams, ka esi naidīgi noskaņots pret Izraēlu un ne visai labi informēts - tavi reliģiskie uzskati neatceļ ne ANO rezolūciju, ne Izraēlas pasludināšanu, bet t.s. Cionas gudro protokoli ir sen atmaskots viltojums. Kas esi - vienkāršs nejēga, kas saklausījies antisemītu propagandu un kliedz viņiem līdzi. Ne par tēmu - reliģijā neko PIERĀDĪT nav iespējams. Ja būtu, tad jau sen būtu izveidojusies viena pasaules reliģija.

Ar bļaustīšanos pret datiem un faktiem tālu netiksi. Ja nav argumentu un nav vispār ko teikt par tēmu, varēji izmantot lielisku iespēju paklusēt (c) Žaks Širaks Man ir bagāta sarunu pieredze ar neko pateikt, nespējīgiem, toties vareni bļaujošiem, tā ka nemaz neceri, ka tava bļaustīšanās kādu iespaidos.

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