wrote:
On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 10:05:09 -0800, Capt. JG wrote:


I don't believe in Zionist plots, but it's difficult to ignore the
similarities between the Gaza strip, and the Warsaw Ghetto.

It's easy to find similarities to many things if you look close enough.
They are in no way comparable. It's a gross misstatement. Gaza is a
terrible place, but it's not a walled in concentration camp.


They're not comparable? Open your eyes. They are both walled in,
movement of civilians is strictly controlled, food, fuel, medicine,
strictly controlled. Gaza is a prison in which women, children, and
other innocent civilians are forced to live. No way around it, the
oppressed have become the oppressors.


Why is it when talking about Gaza, people always seem to forget that it
borders two countries? Ask yourself why the Islamic world isn't
screaming to the heavens about the Egyptian blockade? Seems some, maybe
a lot of Muslims don't want the Palestinians either.

Cheers
Martin

On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 16:50:35 -0500, Marty wrote:

wrote:
On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 10:05:09 -0800, Capt. JG wrote:


I don't believe in Zionist plots, but it's difficult to ignore the
similarities between the Gaza strip, and the Warsaw Ghetto.

It's easy to find similarities to many things if you look close enough.
They are in no way comparable. It's a gross misstatement. Gaza is a
terrible place, but it's not a walled in concentration camp.


They're not comparable? Open your eyes. They are both walled in,
movement of civilians is strictly controlled, food, fuel, medicine,
strictly controlled. Gaza is a prison in which women, children, and
other innocent civilians are forced to live. No way around it, the
oppressed have become the oppressors.


Why is it when talking about Gaza, people always seem to forget that it
borders two countries? Ask yourself why the Islamic world isn't
screaming to the heavens about the Egyptian blockade? Seems some, maybe
a lot of Muslims don't want the Palestinians either.

Cheers
Martin


At the time the Arabs initially fled Israel the Saudi Arabia have
taken them al in, given them jobs and the whole mess of the Refugee
Camps could have been avoided... but they didn't.

Some avow that the reason was to keep the Arab - Jewish controversies
alive for political reasons and now generations of Arabs have grown up
in the Camps, a ready source of zealots to continue the war.
Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)