[cryptome] Re: Syria
- From: tivpine@xxxxxxxxx
- To: cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 20:38:23 +0000
I do not know any country or a people who have not trampled on either her own
people or other people to get their way economically, politically or other wise.
It is funny when people go Israeli atrocities against the Palestinians and not
the other way round...like you mentioned how come people like you have not
complained about the Falklands and or Gibralter...occupier???...what about the
Kurds looking for their own homeland Peter???...
What happened to racism in football, in politics aren't people encouraging
these vices by turning a blind eye to the realities of life...Nigeria is
referred to as the most corrupt...who is bribing whom for the contracts...Peter
my friend.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Presland <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 21:30:08
To: <cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [cryptome] Re: Syria
Please don't put words in my mouth. The respective Palestinian-Israeli
death tolls these past 70 years lies somewhere between 10 and 100-1. The
country was born in a Zionist-terrorist orchestrated Palestinian
blood-bath and the Israeli State hasn't changed much since.
I'm SAYING that we are spun perpetual self-justifying bullshit by ALL
centres of power but that, when it comes to Zionist bullshit, the
deception involved has been spun, tuned and honed to an exquisitely fine
art, that's all.
Domestic US interests are hamstrung and suborned by people whose public
appearances convey hand-on-heart, misty-eyed middle-distance gazing into
the dawn's early light, but whose ultimate loyalties lie elsewhere.
It's as clear as the nose on your face, but nobody dares say so; it's -
pause - pause - deep breath - gasp - 'Anti-Semitic'!!! and in the latter
day good ol' US of A - in fact the western world generally - a more
career destroying accusation simply does not exist - regardless of its
utterly threadbare absurdity.
On 29/08/2013 20:52, tivpine@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> You sound ridiculously unreasonable. It must be ok by you if people are
> killed senselessly because a people and or a religious faith thinks it is ok
> to kill the other party even if there is no aggression. How would you
> describe incidences where people launch a war to gain attention and when
> killed it is branded as whatever they wish to call it.
>
> I am sure you'll rather Christians, Israelis, Americans and the British be
> killed as long as it fits neatly into your own view point. Countries go to
> war for strategic reasons...how about that Peter???...
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Presland <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 20:24:25
> To: <cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Subject: [cryptome] Re: Syria
>
> Substitute 'Gaza' and 'Palestinian' for 'Syria' and 'Syrian' below and
> you have a pretty accurate description of Israeli war crimes in 2008.
> Their preferred illegal CW's just happened to be white phosphorous and
> more people were killed - including over 400 children.
>
> But it's not a war crime if Israel does it eh?
>
>
> On 29/08/2013 13:35, Haim Barak wrote:
>> What has happened in Syria is not a local event but a crime against humanity
>> , violations of international law is responsible therefore joins world to
>> respond to that. Syria was an ethical boundary violation, violation of
>> international
>> law. The entire world witnessed the difficult images of the bodies of Syrian
>> children lying on the floor. President Obama spoke for all of humanity when
>> he said that there can be no violation of international law, mass murder
>> without adequate response. We understand that this time the reaction is
>> global rather than local.
>
>
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