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Samy, you're right, but it doesnt mean anything you think it means

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Submitted by Bos (United Kingdom), Jun 19, 2007 at 06:38

Hamas was a legal government, then they voluntarily formed a government of national unity as a supposed solution to national difficulties, that was also legal. They then channelled world bank and IMF aid £370,000,000.00 into arms purchases and religious institutions (make the people poor, blame the enemy and then feed, medically treat and educate the people from hamas mosques, with the enemies money! Pure genius!! its also called corruption and illegal arms trading. That wasnt legal.

Then Hamas used a private army to bomb and shoot the official security forces into oblivion even using bombs in tunnels that must have been prepared at least weeks in advance. THAT WAS ILLEGAL. They fired weapons from Ambulances, THAT WAS ILLEGAL, they pulled injured men from ambulances and shot them, on one occasion 41 times, THAT WAS ILLEGAL, they shot unarmed and entirely peaceful 'peace' protesters, THAT WAS ILLEGAL, they bombed and burnt state buildings as 'pol pot esque' symbolic acts, THAT WAS ILLEGAL, they rejected the constitutionally legitimate dissmisal of the government and call for fresh elections, THAT WAS ILLEGAL, and all along they continued to broadcast childrens programmes designed to encourage suicide bombing, THAT WAS ........G-D KNOWS WHAT THAT WAS.

Ask yourself how you would view the situation if George Bush utilised a texan christian Militia to burrow under the pentagon and murder his own army, because he found congress and the senate difficult.

AMERICAN AND ISRAELI NON ACCEPTANCE OF HAMAS GOVERNMENT:-

Both the American and Israeli governments accepted the democratically elected Hamas government. Furthermore they accepted its own descriptions of its nature and aims and decided they wanted nothing to do with it.

It has never before been claimed as a principal of democracy that once a government has been fairly elected, other governments must give it free money, When you consider the actions and intentions of Hamas towards America and Israel it is not only not a democratic requirement to give it Money, but it would also be an insanity and a failure of there duty to there democratic electorate.

No Government is obliged to adopt any particular policy or diplomatic stance by Virtue of a foreign election no matter how democratic, and in reality no one thinks it does. The European media is damn sure that its governments should not cooperate with American foreign policy, and those demanding no government boycott Hamas are unlikely to have previously demanded that rejectionist Islamic and Communist countries end there economic, cultural, academic, diplomatic and political boycots of Israel.

Those who called for an acceptance of the democratically elected Hamas government were in fact asking for the money of American and European tax payers to be given to an organisation that is trying to groom an entire generation for suicidal and racist mass murder, they are also likely to be those who call most loudly for a boycott of Israel.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
Preheating the Charcoals of the Next Intifada - Nothing New Except New Converts to the Cause [255 words]M ToveyJan 21, 2022 13:36278428
the fatah 's milice [21 words]samyJun 18, 2007 10:3599244
response to the fatah's milice, you are corrrect, but...... [215 words]Joe KaffirJun 18, 2007 19:4599244
Samy, you're right, but it doesnt mean anything you think it means [478 words]BosJun 19, 2007 06:3899244
Hamas and Reflection [98 words]Yuri GuriSep 1, 2006 20:0554639
Ghazi Hamad [34 words]Steven LSep 1, 2006 01:0954547
PA (Hammas) Spokesman [130 words]Bill ChicagoAug 31, 2006 12:4654479
think some more. [765 words]TonyJun 18, 2007 11:4654479
Thank you Tony. You saved me a real fume [110 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 3, 2007 22:0854479
No problem but Its not common for things to be that simple [643 words]TonyJul 9, 2007 08:4754479
Back to Tony: Aye, well said Sir... [284 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 12, 2007 18:4254479
Comparison IRA and "Palestinian Terrorist" [266 words]Penny McBrideAug 29, 2007 15:1154479
dear Penny, it was the welsh actually [1031 words]TonyFeb 3, 2008 11:1654479
How Sweetly Ironic [41 words]orange yonasonAug 30, 2006 20:2154419
Fair Weather Ahead, Or More Of The Same Mayhem? [415 words]orange yonasonAug 30, 2006 19:5454418
Reply to Orange Yonason [27 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 3, 2007 22:1554418
Islam a religion of peace [40 words]InfidelAug 27, 2006 16:2754095
Islam is NOT a religion of peace [90 words]Dr RJPAug 29, 2006 00:1654095
The idiocy of religious conversion [177 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 12, 2007 19:4354095

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