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How jews wage war and their mentality: Yesha Rabbinical Council: During time of war, enemy has no innocents The Yesha Rabbinical Council announced in response to an IDF attack in Kfar Qanna that "according to Jewish law, during a time of battle and war, there is no such term as 'innocents' of the enemy." All of the discussions on Christian morality are weakening the spirit of the army and the nation and are costing us in the blood of our soldiers and civilians," the statement said. (Efrat Weiss) http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,...3283720,00.html "Go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and a.ss." (1 Sam. 15:3).

I wonder if dianjan is still going to support israel now that they might be killing/bombing Armenians. -------------- Israel attacks Lebanon village near Syria border Updated Fri. Aug. 4 2006 10:00 AM ET CTV.ca News Staff Israel's pounding of Lebanon continued Friday, with an air strike on a village near Lebanon's border with Syria that killed at least 20 people and injured more than 30, Lebanese officials have said. The casualties were being taken to hospitals in Syria, Lebanese security sources told Reuters news agency. Earlier, Israeli missiles targeted bridges in Christian areas north of Beirut for the first time, killing at least four civilians and wounding 10. Other Israeli air raids near Beirut's airport and southern suburbs killed a Lebanese soldier and left six civilians wounded, security officials and witnesses told the Associated Press. Beirut media said Israel launched 24 bombing runs in just an hour. Israeli military officials said they were aiming for holdings of both Hezbollah and Hamas militants. Meanwhile, the destruction of four bridges on the main north-south coastal highway linking Beirut to Syria further sealed Lebanon from the outside world. The Israeli naval blockade and earlier strikes against roadways had already closed off other main access points. Fierce fighting also continued along the border, and Hezbollah said in a statement broadcast by the group's Al-Manar TV station that its fighters had killed six Israeli soldiers near the villages of Aita al-Shaab and Markaba. Rockets pound Israel The clashes came a day after a massive barrage of Hezbollah rockets pounded northern Israel, killing eight people, and an offer by Hezbollah's leader to stop the attacks if Israel ends its air strikes. Hassan Nasrallah also threatened to fire rockets at Tel Aviv if central Beirut was attacked again. "If you strike Beirut, the Islamic Resistance will strike Tel Aviv and it is able to do so," Nasrallah said on Al-Manar TV Thursday. South Beirut has been attacked repeatedly by Israeli warplanes since fighting began more than three weeks ago, but the strikes early Friday hit the affluent Christian locality of Jounieh, north of the capital, for the first time. The bombing of the picturesque coastal resort marked a sharp expansion of Israel's attack on Lebanon, which now threatens Christian areas where Hezbollah is believed to have little support or presence. Meanwhile, in the hills of southern Lebanon, Israeli artillery intensified bombing overnight, sometimes sending as many as 15 shells per minute against suspected Hezbollah strongholds. 'At least 900 Lebanese killed' Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Saniora said Thursday that at least 900 Lebanese, mostly civilians, had been killed and more than one million people -- or about a quarter of Lebanon's population -- had been displaced. Around 68 Israelis have been killed, including 41 soldiers and 27 civilians. More than 300,000 Israelis have fled their homes in the north, Israeli officials said. Despite Hezbollah's truce offer and continuing international diplomatic efforts to broker a cease-fire, Israeli Defence Minister Amir Peretz told top army officers to begin preparing for the next stage of the offensive in south Lebanon -- a push up to Lebanon's Litani River. Such a push would require further approval by Israel's Security Cabinet and could lead to far more casualties. Meanwhile, at the United Nations Thursday, France circulated a revised resolution calling for an immediate end to hostilities and spelling out the conditions for a permanent cease-fire and lasting solution to the crisis. Israel, backed by the United States, has rejected calls for an immediate cease-fire, saying it wants an international force or the Lebanese army to deploy in southern Lebanon to prevent future Hezbollah attacks. The offensive in Lebanon began on July 12 after two Israeli soldiers were captured by Hezbollah fighters. With files from the Associated Press http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...?hub=TopStories

Before you start yapping about suicide bombers and spreading around jewish propaganda, you might think about the absolute utter desperation and powerlessness these people feel. What terrible and horrible conditions they live under. They get only fifteen percent of the water, barely enough to survive, while jews get all the rest and are filling up their swimming pools while Arabs suffer.

Who is "us" and the jews?? You mean americans and jews or do you mean Armenians and jews? Armenians and jews will never be on the same side. But you should greatly fear as an american being on the same side as jews. It is disgraceful, because they are war criminals who have committed all kinds of war crimes and think that international laws and treaties do not apply to them because they a special and "chosen" and can do anything they want to anyone. Start thinking with your head instead of your ........... Talk to Armenians, especially older ones..your parents or grandparents preferably.

Absolutely.

Their mullahs.......doenmehs. "That was the renegade Hebrew (donmeh) of Salonika, Talaat, the principal organizer of the massacres and deportations," Rafael De Nogales. Four Years Beneath the Crescent. p.26. Warn Level 0%: ataturk - jew Most of the young turks were actually jews, doenmehs.

That is what an israeli or a jew would say, not an Armenian. You are well on your way...you already sound like one of them. Here, learn your new loyalties and beliefs and BTW, jews consider Armenians Amaleks. "Go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass." (1 Sam. 15:3). Yesha Rabbinical Council: During time of war, enemy has no innocents The Yesha Rabbinical Council announced in response to an IDF attack in Kfar Qanna that "according to Jewish law, during a time of battle and war, there is no such term as 'innocents' of the enemy." All of the discussions on Christian morality are weakening the spirit of the army and the nation and are costing us in the blood of our soldiers and civilians," the statement said. (Efrat Weiss) (07.30.06, 17:37) ynet news

All you care about is israel and jews. I see that now. The Iranian leader did NOT say eliminate israel from the face of the earth. He said the zionist entity, meaning their racist apartheid government. But do practice your lying, you will need it in the future. Iran is and always has been one of Armenia's best friends and they supported Armenians during the Karabakh War...unlike israel who was giving help to azeris to kill Armenians.

Now I get it. SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY. I suspected as much.

That's right, azeris are turks. And don't forget....turkey and azerbaboonistan are supposed to be "secular" states. You still have not addressed the fact that israel/jews are the ones helping turks and azeris. You still think you should support them? Why? It makes no sense at all. Why do you support the enemy? Why do you support anti-Armenian jews?

Do you even know why Armenians are living in some Muslim countries? Because those countries gave Armenians refuge during and after the AG. That would be LEBANON, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Egypt and non-jewish Palestine. When the jews took over Palestine, many Christians....including Armenians, were driven out.

http://panarmenian.net/news/photos/19002.jpg Entire Lebanon Population Support Hezbollah 01.08.2006 17:27 GMT+04:00 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Armenian community of Lebanon, as the entire population of the country, believes that Hezbollah is an important part of the country population, which is represented in the Parliament and the Government, Head of Hay Dat Office, ARF Dashnaktsutyun Bureau member Kiro Manoyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. «Entire population of Lebanon support Hezbollah in response to unceasing bombardment of peaceful population by Israel. The Armenian community is a part of the country’s population as well,» Manoyan underscored. ! Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to «PanARMENIAN.Net». http://panarmenian.net/news/eng/?nid=19002

Boy, do you need an education dianjan. jews perpetrated, financed and participated in the Armenian Genocide. israel and the jewish lobbies are the best friends of turks and azeris and support them with all kinds of assistance, including intelligence, weapons, medical supplies and ammunition. They lead the charge in denials of the Armenian Genocide. The turks would be nowhere without their jewish friends. NO ARMENIAN should EVER support israel. Stay neutral if you must, but don't go supporting israel. MORE later when I have the time.

The War on Lebanon and the Battle for Oil By Michel Chossudovsky July 26, 2006 Is there a relationship between the bombing of Lebanon and the inauguration of the World's largest strategic pipeline, which will channel more than a million barrels of oil a day to Western markets? Virtually unnoticed, the inauguration of the Ceyhan-Tblisi-Baku (BTC) oil pipeline, which links the Caspian sea to the Eastern Mediterranean, took place on the 13th of July, at the very outset of the Israeli sponsored bombings of Lebanon. One day before the Israeli air strikes, the main partners and shareholders of the BTC pipeline project, including several heads of State and oil company executives were in attendance at the port of Ceyhan. They were then rushed off for an inauguration reception in Istanbul, hosted by Turkey's President Ahmet Necdet Sezer in the plush surroundings of the Зэraрan Palace. Also in attendance was British Petroleum's (BP) CEO, Lord Browne together with senior government officials from Britain, the US and Israel. BP leads the BTC pipeline consortium. Other major Western shareholders include Chevron, Conoco-Phillips, France's Total and Italy's ENI. (see Annex) Israel's Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Binyamin Ben-Eliezer was present at the venue together with a delegation of top Israeli oil officials. The BTC pipeline totally bypasses the territory of the Russian Federation. It transits through the former Soviet republics of Azerbaijan and Georgia, both of which have become US "protectorates", firmly integrated into a military alliance with the US and NATO. Moreover, both Azerbaijan and Georgia have longstanding military cooperation agreements with Israel. In 2005, Georgian companies received some $24 million in military contracts funded out of U.S. military assistance to Israel under the so-called "Foreign Military Financing (FMF) program". http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org.../states/GA.html Israel has a stake in the Azeri oil fields, from which it imports some twenty percent of its oil. The opening of the pipeline will substantially enhance Israeli oil imports from the Caspian sea basin. But there is another dimension which directly relates to the war on Lebanon. Whereas Russia has been weakened, Israel is slated to play a major strategic role in "protecting" the Eastern Mediterranean transport and pipeline corridors out of Ceyhan. Militarization of the Eastern Mediterranean The bombing of Lebanon is part of a carefully planned and coordinated military road map. The extension of the war into Syria and Iran has already been contemplated by US and Israeli military planners. This broader military agenda is intimately related to strategic oil and oil pipelines. It is supported by the Western oil giants which control the pipeline corridors. In the context of the war on Lebanon, it seeks Israeli territorial control over the East Mediterranean coastline. In this context, the BTC pipeline dominated by British Petroleum, has dramatically changed the geopolitics of the Eastern Mediterranean, which is now linked , through an energy corridor, to the Caspian sea basin: "[The BTC pipeline] considerably changes the status of the region's countries and cements a new pro-West alliance. Having taken the pipeline to the Mediterranean, Washington has practically set up a new bloc with Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Israel, " (Komerzant, Moscow, 14 July 2006) Israel is now part of the Anglo-American military axis, which serves the interests of the Western oil giants in the Middle East and Central Asia. While the official reports state that the BTC pipeline will "channel oil to Western markets", what is rarely acknowledged is that part of the oil from the Caspian sea would be directly channeled towards Israel. In this regard, an underwater Israeli-Turkish pipeline project has been envisaged which would link Ceyhan to the Israeli port of Ashkelon and from there through Israel's main pipeline system, to the Red Sea. The objective of Israel is not only to acquire Caspian sea oil for its own consumption needs but also to play a key role in re-exporting Caspian sea oil back to the Asian markets through the Red Sea port of Eilat. The strategic implications of this re-routing of Caspian sea oil are farreaching. In April 2006, Israel and Turkey announced plans for four underwater pipelines, which would bypass Syrian and Lebanese territory. "Turkey and Israel are negotiating the construction of a multi-million-dollar energy and water project that will transport water, electricity, natural gas and oil by pipelines to Israel, with the oil to be sent onward from Israel to the Far East, The new Turkish-Israeli proposal under discussion would see the transfer of water, electricity, natural gas and oil to Israel via four underwater pipelines. http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satell...icle%2FShowFull “Baku oil can be transported to Ashkelon via this new pipeline and to India and the Far East.[via the Red sea]" "Ceyhan and the Mediterranean port of Ashkelon are situated only 400 km apart. Oil can be transported to the city in tankers or via specially constructed under-water pipeline. From Ashkelon the oil can be pumped through already existing pipeline to the port of Eilat at the Red Sea; and from there it can be transported to India and other Asian countries in tankers. (REGNUM ) Water for Israel Also involved in this project is a pipeline to bring water to Israel, pumping water from upstream resources of the Tigris and Euphrates river system in Anatolia. This has been a long-run strategic objective of Israel to the detriment of Syria and Iraq. Israel's agenda with regard to water is supported by the military cooperation agreement between Tel Aviv and Ankara. The Re-routing of Central Asian Oil Diverting Central Asian oil and gas to the Eastern Mediterranean (under Israeli military protection), for re-export to Asia, serves to undermine the inter-Asian energy market, which is based on the development of direct pipeline corridors linking Central Asia and Russia to South Asia, China and the Far East. Ultimately, this design is intended to weaken Russia's role in Central Asia and cut off China from Central Asian oil resources. It is also intended to isolate Iran. Meanwhile, Israel has emerged as a new powerful player in the global energy market. War and Oil Pipelines Prior to the bombing of Lebanon, Israel and Turkey had announced the underwater pipeline routes, which bypassed Syria and Lebanon. These underwater pipeline routes did not overtly encroach on the territorial sovereignty of Lebanon and Syria. On the other hand, the development of alternative land based corridors (for oil and water) through Lebanon and Syria would require Israeli-Turkish territorial control over the Eastern Mediterranean coastline through Lebanon and Syria. The implementation of this project requires the militarisation of the East Mediterranean coastline, sea ways and land routes, extending from the port of Ceyhan across Syria and Lebanon to the Lebanese-Israeli border. Is this not one of the hidden objectives of the war on Lebanon? Open up a space which enables Israel to control a vast territory extending from the Lebanese border through Syria to Turkey. "The Long War" Israeli Prime minister Ehud Olmert has stated that the Israeli offensive against Lebanon would "last a very long time". Meanwhile, the US has speeded up weapons shipments to Israel. There are strategic objectives underlying the "Long War" which are tied to oil and oil pipelines. The air campaign against Lebanon is inextricably related to US-Israeli strategic objectives in the broader Middle East including Syria and Iran. In recent developments, Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice stated that the main purpose of her mission to the Middle East was not to push for a ceasefire in Lebanon, but rather to isolate Syria and Iran. (Daily Telegraph, 22 July 2006) At this particular juncture, the replenishing of Israeli stockpiles of US produced WMDs points to an escalation of the war both within and beyond the borders of Lebanon. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index....&articleId=2824

Sassun, What do you know about the United Phoenician Party? Are they the Maronites?

Ah, yes the wonders of going back to eat your own vomit. The casinos and mafiosos will return, with the widespread prostitution and if they are really lucky, they will lose their free health care and education. And while they are at it, they can enjoy the taste of ameriKKKan ka-ka again.

Sassun, We need you to keep giving us some reports about what's going on and being said over there.

So how has your viewpoint changed and are you ready to edumacate those redneck hillbilly inbreds better now???

You are WRONG, this is most decidedly about making moral judgments. We all know about the jewish role in the Armenian Genocide and the denials. We also know that Lebanese people gave shelter to Armenians and many Armenians either still live in Lebanon or have ties there. It's about time to return some gratitude to those people if nothing else, if one is incapable of taking sides as a result of a moral judgment.

You can't compare apples and oranges and those who would launch an offensive against Russia would not have anything to do with these people. It might make you feel better to think Armenians are siding against israel due to connections with Arabic countries, but that is untrue. I think most Armenians are anti-israel because israel is anti-Armenian and only a zombie would think otherwise. It also helps that the Lebanese have right on their side. Armenians in Russia are also supporting Lebanon as are the vast majority of Russians. The whole world is against israel...except for a few clueless amoral Usian zombies and their equally clueless allies like the leader of Canada and England.

turks and azerbaboons, NEVER. But you have to be able to distinguish between muslims. Actually, the garbage known as turks and azerbaboons have these "model" secular states. However, in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Egypt and Palestinian jew-free land, Armenians found refuge and have lived in peace. Don't be grouping jews with Arab semites, as ninety-five percent of jews are NOT semites. They are mongol khazars and cousins of turks. BTW, Lebanese are Phoenicians.

NO, never had a problem understanding that they were co-perpetrators and instigators of the AG. In Lebanon, they are just showing the world again what they are and it's nothing new.

Lebanon arrests 40 'Israel spies' From correspondents in Beirut July 27, 2006 03:38am LEBANESE military intelligence and Hezbollah have arrested around 40 people, mainly in and around Beirut, on suspicion of spying for Israel, a security service source said. Thirty-five people were arrested in Beirut and its southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold before being heavily bombarded in the Israeli offensive, the source said. Five Lebanese were arrested in the eastern Bekaa valley, also a stronghold of the militant group, while four others are on the run. http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/st...5005961,00.html

Welcome to the forum. I don't see how there can be any justification whatsoever for sending turks into Lebanon. After all, turks are allies of israel. Does that make sense? They can't even run their own stinking country either.

User's local time Jul 26 2006, 09:10 PM Total Cumulative Posts 117 ( 5.3 posts per day / 0.07% of total forum posts ) Most active in International ( 97 posts / 82% of this member's active posts ) Last Active Yesterday, 09:06 PM Status (Offline) Well he was here last night. Hopefully when the israeli savages were knocking out the phone lines and electricity, his was still working. Let's hope Sassun comes to give us the latest news.