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| Arab Papers: Israel & Its Allies Only Beneficiary from Assassination of Gemayel | |
| 2006-11-26 | |
The paper added in an article written by Jalal Dwidar" through this crime they wanted to destabilize Lebanon and abort the feeling of victory and defeating the Israeli military machine as well as to accuse Syria of committing such crime that no reason or logic pushes her to do that," " The reasonable thing is that those who committed the crime aimed at confusing the opposition and preventing them to peacefully demonstrate to pressure the Lebanese government in addition to stirring up sedition to open the door to a civil war inside Lebanon that is still suffering impacts of the Israeli late attack.'' " What the Lebanese arena is witnessing is no more than one chapter of the tragic series the Arab Nation is living. Israel has succeeded to sow seeds of partition and discord among political powers as long as it failed attain any goal through its destructive war on Lebanon ." the paper asserted. The paper concluded by stressing that what is going on couldn't be spontaneous. There are hidden hands and certain parties that are interested in keeping the Arab region in a constant restless and confusion state to cover what they perpetrate and plot to. In Tunisia, Tunisian 'al-Sarih' newspaper said that "the Israeli Mosad stands behind the series of assassinations in Lebanon starting from assassination of Premier Rafik Hariri reaching to assassination of Lebanese Minister of Industry Pierre Gemayel to stir up sedition among the Lebanese themselves and between Lebanese and their Arab brothers, " " The UN Security Council resolution of setting up international is a US and Israeli decision for sticking charges with those who stand against Israel's interests in the region ," the paper mentioned. 'Assabah' paper for its part, held the March 14 forces the responsibility of stirring up sedition, warning that internationalization doesn't serve Lebanon's interests. | |
| Posted by:Scooter McGruder |
| #7 I gave up drinking coffee and reading Rantburg at the same time a LOOONNNGGG time ago. The keyboard expense was killing me - especially with these new 'wireless' ones... |
| Posted by: Old Patriot 2006-11-26 22:09 |
| #6 What Verlaine said and it wasn't a "nearly". |
| Posted by: Shipman 2006-11-26 13:39 |
| #5 Great item. Mitch, you must comment more - I nearly had a coffee-keyboard event just now! |
| Posted by: Verlaine 2006-11-26 13:19 |
| #4 Someone needs to give that editorial essayist a dictionary & point out the entry for "tragic". Here's a hint: when it's an evil all-powerful cartoonish enemy, that's not tragedy, it's melodrama. Tragedy flows from the protagonist's own flaws - hubris, wrath, greed, duplicity, etc, etc. Lebanon's situation *is* tragic, because the causes are internal & to a certain degree self-generated. You could take up the northern Levant & deposit it on the coast of Terra del Fuego, six thousand miles from the nearest large concentration of Jews, and the people would create nearly the same sad scenes & disasters & butcheries, all while blaming Chileans, Argentinians, and the shadowy Penguin Conspiracy. [Now reading a bootleg copy of <i>The Protocols of the Adelies of Patagonia</i>] |
| Posted by: Mitch H. 2006-11-26 09:25 |
| #3 This is why crushing the Islamic propaganda machines needs to be given a much higher priority. The average Arabic mind's astonishing credulity demands that their propaganda networks be destroyed. There is no limit to the disinformation and outright lies that can be absorbed by what passes for the Arab intellect. Their capacity for distortion, twisted logic and perversion of truth simply knows no bounds. Until this world summons the collective will to begin eliminating the real source of so much aggression and barbaric savagery, we must satisfy ourselves with crippling Islam's ability to continue infecting its masses with the incredible filth they pass off as everyday news. The cartoonifada served notice of what we could expect in terms of reciprocity. Now is the time to act upon it. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2006-11-26 02:05 |
| #2 I understand, TW2412. Perfectly. |
| Posted by: .com 2006-11-26 01:33 |
| #1 you know, I've about had it. Right up to here. For years I've read the reports and held a sidebar of hope, No more, Tonight, I've had it with them all. Now I want mass death and slaughter. Gone. I want them gone. All of them. Toast. The uglieness and violence need responded to in kind. Dead. Now. Nothing less than all. |
| Posted by: Thinemp Whimble2412 2006-11-26 01:21 |