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Israel Kills Sheikh Yassin (Leader of Hamas) (pg. 3)
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| TranceGiant |
| quote: | Originally posted by rupert
A very foolish move, Sheikh Yassin is now far more powerful in death than he ever was in life. He is now what every muslim admires the most "a martyr." |
martyrs hardly plan direct and launch attacks.
This assasination was ecxellent in that it gave a message to all terrorist leaders: Noone is safe from now on. After all, the leaders are a bunch of corrupt cowards who fear for their death while sending brainashed teenagers (except for their own children, of course) to die and kill others. |
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| donegalredneck |
There will be a response. Israel effectively and indirectly just killed more of it's own civilians, wait and see.
Would love to see Sharon in a box. |
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| tathi |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceGiant
martyrs hardly plan direct and launch attacks.
This assasination was ecxellent in that it gave a message to all terrorist leaders: Noone is safe from now on. After all, the leaders are a bunch of corrupt cowards who fear for their death while sending brainashed teenagers (except for their own children, of course) to die and kill others. |
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| DJ-Kreing^^ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cyrus King
Im scared what the near future holds. |
And why is that?
You are living in the peaceful Canada where you don’t have to worry about anything.
I am the one who needs to be scared of the consequences of Yasin's death, 2 of my friends got injured in a suicide terror attack last year in Jerusalem. And I visit this city ones a week.
But the truth is im feeling much safer knowing this terrorist is dead now.
Yasin was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of innocent people, he was behind all of those suicide bombings. Israel couldn’t just let him continue with these actions, he must have been stopped, and there was no other way to stop him than to wipe him out. |
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| DigiNut |
The question is not whether or not Yassin's death will provoke retaliation; most assuredly it will. The question is whether or not Israel has adequately prepared themselves to deal with such retaliation - or are they going to wimp out under international pressure like the political pussies they are. I know I'm being brutal here but I'm also being realistic: what Israel needs to focus on now is sending a very strong and very fast message that any kind of large-scale retaliation for this will be squelched.
Of course I'm expecting more violence to ensue. But then, violence is the same old story there. If I hear Israel issuing some kind of public apology in the name of peace or something, though, I'll personally go kick the Israeli PM in the balls. |
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| Deejiuana |
| quote: | | But the truth is im feeling much safer knowing this terrorist is dead now |
I seriously love this optimistic and "imaginary feeling of security". Man, seriously, wake up, or use ur logic, u really think u are now safer because the guy is dead? When he was dead, he was "sendin" all those suicide bombers, ummm, just think of how many more attacks Israel will be HOSTING! |
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| Cyrus King |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ-Kreing^^
And why is that?
You are living in the peaceful Canada where you don’t have to worry about anything. |
Why cant i feel pity for those who will suffer as a consequence of this foolish action by those zionists? Both Israeli's and pals will die.
Just becuase i dont live there, doenst mean i cant be weary of what will happen?
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I am the one who needs to be scared of the consequences of Yasin's death, 2 of my friends got injured in a suicide terror attack last year in Jerusalem. And I visit this city ones a week.
But the truth is im feeling much safer knowing this terrorist is dead now. |
Do you think Yassin would have founded Hamas if Palestinians were treated like humans? Or if those zionists didnt burn down and massacre his villiage in 1948 when they decided to form a JEwish nation on Arab land?
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Yasin was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of innocent people, he was behind all of those suicide bombings. Israel couldn’t just let him continue with these actions, he must have been stopped, and there was no other way to stop him than to wipe him out. |
Sharon has done far worse. |
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| Yoepus |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cyrus King
Do you think Yassin would have founded Hamas if Palestinians were treated like humans? Or if those zionists didnt burn down and massacre his villiage in 1948 when they decided to form a JEwish nation on Arab land? |
Yes I do. Please recall Hamas was only founded in 1987, not 1948, or 1967.
I know you guys don't like Sharon, but why equate him to Yassin, do you honestly, in your hearts of hearts, believe him to be the moral equivalent, and if so, how do you justify this for yourselves? |
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| borron |
You bet i think they are morally equivalent. They are both assassins, cold-blooded murderours. They both send men to kill (ie. they don't kill themselves).
The difference between them is that one is legal (?), the other is an outlaw. One sends troops in the name of Israel's liberty and the other sends bombists in the name of Palestine's liberty.
Sharon is a know murderor - back in the army days, and even now. I could dug up some of his curriculum in the net, but i think you can do that by yourself (if you don't already know). |
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| tranceaholic |
| i am egyptian and i was on the phone with my dad from egypt..and i could hear in the background alot of protests really loud..seeking revenge from israel n the US..so it is not just the palestinians that will want revenge...but alllllllll muslims...now this action might have recruited a million people or so...i fear the worst out of this.. |
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| Shakka |
| quote: | Originally posted by rupert
A very foolish move, Sheikh Yassin is now far more powerful in death than he ever was in life. He is now what every muslim admires the most "a martyr." |
Make him sound like Obi-Wan, why dontcha?!;)
Interesting commentary from Boortz on this today:
http://boortz.com/nuze/index.html
| quote: | Well, they're still scraping Hamas "spiritual leader" (that's a liberal media term...I prefer the more factual "Islamic terrorist") Sheikh Ahmed Yassin up off the sidewalk outside his mosque. Witnesses say Israeli helicopters fired three missiles at Yassin. The world will call this an evil act because Yassin was in a wheelchair. In case you don't realize it, terrorists in wheelchairs get some sort of a bye. Hey, it's only fair!. They got his two bodyguards too, thus compounding the terrible crime. After all, these two bodyguards were just trying to help a crippled old man. They were killed instantly. Good shot. Past Israeli governments had been reluctant to target Yassin, but not Ariel Sharon. They tried to get him once before last September, but missed. Not this time.
My take? The Israelis know how to do this right. They know that Hamas and the PLO are terrorist organizations, and they don't worry about making them mad, or trying to appease them. They find out where they are, and they kill them. End of discussion. Israel is fighting for survival, fighting to stop the Palestinian homicide bombings that have killed 474 people since September 2000 (the majority of them Israelis.) Yassin had every opportunity to ask his followers to stop the violence. He didn't. And why not? Because despite what you may read in the media, the Palestinians don't want peace. In 2000 at Camp David, Yasser Arafat walked out after being offered a Palestinian state, the Temple Mount, Gaza, almost the whole West Bank and half of Jerusalem. The Palestinians didn't even make a counter-offer. The reasons are simple: if there was peace, then the Islamic terrorist leaders would simply be out of a job.
The soft-on-terrorism crowd is worried that now Hamas will strike back. NOW they'll strike back? They're always striking. They're always out there trying to kill innocent women and children. They're attacking children in their schools, and where they gather for pizza after school. What in the hell are they going to do that they haven't already been doing?
The Israelis know terrorists cannot be appeased, so they must be eliminated. This is what John Kerry and the voters of Spain can't seem to understand. I wonder where Yasser Arafat is right now?
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| Flotser |
| quote: | Originally posted by tranceaholic
i am egyptian and i was on the phone with my dad from egypt..and i could hear in the background alot of protests really loud..seeking revenge from israel n the US..so it is not just the palestinians that will want revenge...but alllllllll muslims...now this action might have recruited a million people or so...i fear the worst out of this.. |
so?
so from now on, for every thing that the "muslims" dont like - they will ask for revenge. we should all now follow all threir demands.
oh one sec, i'll call the US and tell them they should stop trying to kill bin-laden (he is not helathy too). |
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