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We 'SAY" we are promoting Democracy, yet when Democracy is realised, and we don't like it, we attempt to destroy it.

As was pointed out earlier, Hamas has done so much for the social aspects of the Palestinian people that it is no wonder that they got voted in.

2006 is going to be an interesting year as the double standard of the US gets shunned around the world.

I am ashamed and embarrassed to be an American and I am looking to leave this country.

I am ex-US-Military and a professional with a degree, I WAS an American Patriot for many years but I have given up. America DESERVES whatever they get!!

Scott!!

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In this media blitz that today we call cyberspace, so much alternative information is presented by clever poseurs on all levels claiming that it’s not Jews, it’s Zionists; it’s not Jews, it’s Neocons; it’s not Jews, it’s Communists; it’s not Jews, it’s the Illuminati. Wise up, my friend. All of those labels are synonyms for Judaism, which is not really a religion, but a crime scheme. It gives one demonstrably insane group of people the right to rob and kill everyone else, and they’ve been so clever at it FOR FIVE THOUSAND YEARS, most people don’t even notice

Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on whats for dinner......


We infact are a constitutional republic.....now a dictatorship with the american caligula WITH NOOOKS!!!



The FUXXORS that be want to destroy the ideals of freedom/liberty found in america.....best way to do it is make america the bad cop in the good cop bad cop routine...........


The battle for world government begins and ends with America.......

The problem with democracy
by Robert Fisk
February 01, 2006

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Saturday 28 January 2006 And now, horror of horrors, the Palestinians have elected the wrong party to power.

Oh no, not more democracy again! Didn't we award this to those Algerians on 1990? And didn't they reward us with that nice gift of an Islamist government - and then they so benevolently cancelled the second round of elections? Thank goodness for that!

True, the Afghans elected a round of representatives, albeit that they included some warlords and murderers. But then the Iraqis last year elected the Dawa party to power in Baghdad, which was responsible - let us not speak this in Washington - for most of the kidnappings of Westerners in Beirut in the 1980s, the car bombing of the (late) Emir and the US and French embassies in Kuwait.

And now, horror of horrors, the Palestinians have elected the wrong party to power. They were supposed to have given their support to the friendly, pro-Western, corrupt, absolutely pro-American Fatah, which had promised to "control" them, rather than to Hamas, which said they would represent them. And, bingo, they have chosen the wrong party again.

Result: 76 out of 132 seats. That just about does it. God damn that democracy. What are we to do with people who don't vote the way they should?

Way back in the 1930s, the British would lock up the Egyptians who turned against the government of King Farouk. Thus they began to set the structure of anti- democratic governance that was to follow. The French imprisoned the Lebanese government which demanded the same. Then the French left Lebanon. But we have always expected the Arab governments to do what they were told.

Sotoday, we are expecting the Syrians to behave, the Iranians to kowtow to our nuclear desires (though they have done nothing illegal), and the North Koreans to surrender their weapons (though they actually do have them, and therefore cannot be attacked).

Now let the burdens of power lie heavy on the shoulders of the party. Now let the responsibilities of people lie upon them. We British would never talk to the IRA, or to Eoka, or to the Mao Mao. But in due course, Gerry Adams, Archbishop Makarios and Jomo Kenyatta came to take tea with the Queen. The Americans would never speak to their enemies in North Vietnam. But they did. In Paris.

No, al-Qa'ida will not do that. But the Iraqi leaders of the insurgency in Mesopotamia will. They talked to the British in 1920, and they will talk to the Americans in 2006.

Back in 1983, Hamas talked to the Israelis. They spoke directly to them about thespread of mosques and religious teaching. The Israeli army boasted about this on the front page of the Jerusalem Post. At that time, it looked like the PLO was not going to abide by the Oslo resolutions. There seemed nothing wrong, therefore, with continuing talks with Hamas. So how come talks with Hamas now seem so impossible?

Not long after the Hamas leadership had been hurled into southern Lebanon, a leading member of its organization heard me say that I was en route to Israel.

"You'd better call Shimon Peres," he told me. "Here's his home number."

The phone number was correct. Here was proof that members of the hierarchy of the most extremist movements among the Palestinians were talking to senior Israeli politicians.

The Israelis know well the Hamas leadership. And the Hamas leadership know well the Israelis. There is no point in journalists like ussuggesting otherwise. Our enemies invariably turn out to be our greatest friends, and our friends turn out, sadly, to be our enemies.

A terrible equation - except that we must understand our fathers' history. My father, who was a soldier in the First World War, bequeathed to me a map in which the British and French ruled the Middle East. The Americans have tried, vainly, to rule that map since the Second World War. They have all failed. And it remains our curse to rule it since.

How terrible it is to speak with those who have killed our sons. How unspeakable it is to converse with those who have our brothers' blood on their hands. No doubt that is how Americans who believed in independence felt about the Englishmen who fired upon them.

It will be for the Iraqis to deal with al-Qa'ida. This is their burden. Not ours. Yet throughout history, we have ended up talking to our enemies. We talkedto the representatives of the Emperor of Japan. In the end, we had to accept the surrender of the German Reich from the successor to Adolf Hitler. And today, we trade happily with the Japanese, the Germans and the Italians.

The Middle East was never a successor to Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy, despite the rubbish talked by Messrs Bush and Blair. How long will it be before we can throw away the burden of this most titanic of wars and see our future, not as our past, but as a reality?

Surely, in an age when our governments no longer contain men or women who have experienced war, we must now lead a people with the understanding of what war means. Not Hollywood. Not documentary films. Democracy means real freedom, not just for the people we choose to have voted into power.

And that is the problem in the Middle East.

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Well its no wonder they voted for Hamas, besides sending in suicide bombers, they provide the basic services that Israel denies: FOOD, HEALTH, SCHOOLS. SOCIAL PROGRAMS!!!

Yep. That's precisely what the vote for Hamas was. Palestinians are sick of being treated like dogs by both Israel AND the Palestinian Authority. The P.A.'s got some cosy bank accounts and easy chairs. I don't think we can say the same about Palestinians at large.

They voted for Hamas basically for the benefits of the Muslim Brotherhood. Plus, be their terror tactics nearly as horrible as Isreal, they're far more pragmatic than the ruling party in Palestine. *shrug*.. anyone who's mad at the Palestinians obviously hasn't felt their pain first hand. The bombings suck, yeah. But the bombings are going to go on pretty much no matter what. At least get some food and shelter out of the deal, eh?

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Render unto Cesar that which he has rendered unto you - hardship, imprisonment, torture, and eventual death. Fuck Cesar. Let him be hanged.

I really do not have sympathy for a majority of the suiside bombing for they often aim at military targets. Do not forget Israel has been caught bombing itself to blame it on Palestine.

but which side again has forced the other to live in refugee camps and drops chemical gasses and incineraries on entire cities? oh yeh that would be Israel but its not Terrorism weh WE do it.

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I don't hold any sympathy for the suicide bombers either. None. They're religious fanatics who cowardly kill innocent people. I didn't mean that (I hope I didn't come off as such). I just mean Hamas as a party will actually do something for the Palestinians. Their "destruction of Isreal" thing needs to go. But I think they care more about Palestinians than Fatah (that's their name, right?) did.

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Render unto Cesar that which he has rendered unto you - hardship, imprisonment, torture, and eventual death. Fuck Cesar. Let him be hanged.

when I get home I am making a small banner. Like the free speech blue ribbon. Only my banner will stand as a symbol against the zionist occupation. I will pass it to everyone.

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This site is against war, Zionism, (or any other form of racism), profiteering, and all forms of government corruption, mass media deception, and cover ups. This is not a site to flail on about space aliens-illuminati-masonic-deathcult-jewish-catholic-lizard-lucifarian-jesuit-queen-barvarian-etc bull hockey. Take that junk somewhere else.
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