CHRISTIAN ZIONISM HINDERS PEACE IN MIDDLE EAST

Debmey

So according to your logic, how do you know if any Arabs were kiled if yu have never been to Israel? How do you know if George Bush even exist if you are not at the Whitehouse? How do you know if what mo said was correct when you born in 7th century Arabia? Hahahahahahahahahah.....................

peace

Originally posted by Debmey at 2004-4-29 03:42 PM:
So according to your logic, how do you know if any Arabs were kiled if yu have never been to Israel? How do you know if George Bush even exist if you are not at the Whitehouse? How do you know if w ...

I know you would say that. The news about Israel and Iraq etc is on every hour. Why don't you ask your CNN to report about Sudan every minute? ~~ they would if things are as bad (or equally  palatable propaganda material) as you say.;)

Debmey

CNN not allowed in Sudan.
Too bad the reality is still there no matter how you pretend it does not exist.

peace

Originally posted by Debmey at 2004-4-29 04:21 PM:
CNN not allowed in Sudan.
Too bad the reality is still there no matter how you pretend it does not exist.

peace

I'm not pretending it does not exist. I don't want to pretend to have knowledge  about it when I don't or have very limited access to it. If I were to rely on sources like you I would only pretend to believe.

Debmey

The war is no secret and neither are the atrocities and slavery involved.
Ever heard of Francis Bok?

http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.c ... sraelSexSlavery.htm

http://www.ukar.org/jp011398.htm

http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com/index161.htm

http://www.iap.org/newsjune17.htm

Debmey

Not as severe as teh sex slavery in Saudi, Yemen and Sudan.
We don't see yu complain against all those, why shld yu complain now?

sonny~~

Originally posted by KENNKID at 2004-4-30 04:26 PM:
http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.c ... sraelSexSlavery.htm

http://www.ukar.org/jp011398.htm

[url]http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com/in ...

:devil:

Originally posted by sonny~~ at 2004-5-2 01:23 PM:


:devil:

Human Rights Christian Zionist style!!!:

Debmey

when was the last time yu complained abt how mo treated his POWs?

sonny~~

Originally posted by Debmey at 2004-5-3 11:49 PM:
when was the last time yu complained abt how mo treated his POWs?

no substance.  mere hecklin.  try harder in respondin intelligently n with HARDfacts why examplary human rights usa sexually abuse iraqi prisoners?  

peace

Originally posted by sonny~~ at 2004-5-4 09:49 AM:


no substance.  mere hecklin.  try harder in respondin intelligently n with HARDfacts why examplary human rights usa sexually abuse iraqi prisoners?  

peace

Agreed, Sonny~~ mere hecklin - no substance. In fact it is an admission by Debmey that it is indeed human rights Christian Zionist style. My  beloved Prophet Muhammad, God's final messenger to mankind, never treated prisoners of war like that, ever!!!

[ Last edited by KENNKID on 4-5-2004 at 05:50 PM ]

US Christian Right's grip on Middle East policy


In recent years, a politicized and right-wing Protestant fundamentalist movement has emerged as a major factor in US support for the policies of the rightist Likud government in Israel. To understand this influence, it is important to recognize that the rise of the religious right as a political force in the United States is a relatively recent phenomenon that emerged as part of a calculated strategy by leading right-wingers in the Republican Party who - while not fundamentalist Christians themselves - recognized the need to enlist the support of this key segment of the US population in order to achieve political power.

Traditionally, US fundamentalist Protestants were not particularly active in national politics, long seen as worldly and corrupt. This changed in the late 1970s as part of a calculated effort by conservative Republican operatives who recognized that as long as the Republican Party was primarily identified with militaristic foreign policies and economic proposals that favored the wealthy, it would remain a minority party. Over the previous five decades, Republicans had won only four out of 12 presidential elections and had controlled Congress for only two of its 24 sessions. ....

http://atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/FG08Ak01.html