Syrian Crises Spreads Into Lebanon

[MJB12741]

Oh yes, Issa Nakhleh. That does it. Israel is doomed.

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Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Ever see anything like that in Vietnam or Cambodia?<<
>Well, if you read it on wiki, it must be true.<


It was written by Issa Nakhleh

 

[georgephillip]

>>
Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Ever see anything like that in Vietnam or Cambodia?<<
>Well, if you read it on wiki, it must be true.<


It was written by Issa Nakhleh

Are you denying the brutality Issa Nakhleh reported on ever took place?

Under what conditions did the Arab-Israelis live inside the Green Line between 1948 and 1958?

 

[georgephillip]

Where in hell did these "concentration camps" spring from? Learn something new every day..........

Learn some more.

"In February 1969, Rasmiah Odeh was arrested and brought to Moscobiya. Her father, Joseph and two sisters were detained for interrogation. Joseph Odeh was kept in one room while Rasmiah was beaten nearby.

"When they brought him to her she was lying on the floor in blood stained clothes. Her face was blue, her eye black. In his presence, they held her down and shoved a stick up her vagina.

"One of the interrogators ordered Joseph Odeh 'to fuck' his daughter.

"When he refused, they began beating both him and Rasmiah.

"They again spread her legs and shoved the stick into her. She was bleeding from the mouth, face and vagina when Joseph Odeh fell unconscious."

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Ever see anything like that in Vietnam or Cambodia?

Seen worse, 4-F.

1-Y.
Have you ever done worse, BK?

 

[Hollie]

Learn some more.

"In February 1969, Rasmiah Odeh was arrested and brought to Moscobiya. Her father, Joseph and two sisters were detained for interrogation. Joseph Odeh was kept in one room while Rasmiah was beaten nearby.

"When they brought him to her she was lying on the floor in blood stained clothes. Her face was blue, her eye black. In his presence, they held her down and shoved a stick up her vagina.

"One of the interrogators ordered Joseph Odeh 'to fuck' his daughter.

"When he refused, they began beating both him and Rasmiah.

"They again spread her legs and shoved the stick into her. She was bleeding from the mouth, face and vagina when Joseph Odeh fell unconscious."

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Ever see anything like that in Vietnam or Cambodia?

Seen worse, 4-F.

1-Y.
Have you ever done worse, BK?

Shouldn't this be moved into one of the many Joooooo hatin' threads?

We're missing an opportunity to explore your conspiracy theory wherein Wesley Clark has outlined a grand plan for Israel and the Great Satan to invade Syria a string of Arab nations.

 

[editec]

It sure seems Muslims have their own ways of settling differences among themselves. Let us all join together & pray for the innocent children who are the victims of their own people in this abominable tragedy.

World must help Lebanon handle Syrian refugee flood: UNICEF | Reuters

Got a friend in Turkey who informs me that Syrian refugees are overwhelming turkey, too.

These are people, people just like us, ya know.

How well would YOU and your family do if you lost your home and had to flee the country for your lives?

 

[georgephillip]

It sure seems Muslims have their own ways of settling differences among themselves. Let us all join together & pray for the innocent children who are the victims of their own people in this abominable tragedy.

World must help Lebanon handle Syrian refugee flood: UNICEF | Reuters

Got a friend in Turkey who informs me that Syrian refugees are overwhelming turkey, too.

These are people, people just like us, ya know.

How well would YOU and your family do if you lost your home and had to flee the country for your lives?

Since I don't speak or understand Spanish, I would not fare too well in such a scenario. I also suspect we will fail to understand what's happening inside Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq today if we don't consider the possibility the violence in that part of the world has the goal of redrawing the borders of a New Middle East.

"The term 'New Middle East' was introduced to the world in June 2006 in Tel Aviv by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (who was credited by the Western media for coining the term) in replacement of the older and more imposing term, the 'Greater Middle East.'&#8221;

Condy coined the term about a month before Israel invaded Lebanon in hopes of securing all the real estate between Israel and the Litani river.

Apparently the ultimate goal requires the break-up of Iraq and Syria into warring sub-states and the creation of a "Free" Kurdistan garrisoned by NATO troops.

Syria's needed for a corridor to the eastern Mediterranean as a transit point for oil shipped overland from the Caspian Sea region.

 

[MJB12741]

Good point. It's about time those Zionists see for themselves the "concentration camp" in Gaza they put the Palestinians into. As for me, I can never forgive Israel for placating the Palestians in their demand for a Jew free Gaza. Can you?

Naked Philadelphian: Gaza: Pictures From A Mediterranean Paradise

"Letter on 1948 labor camps
By Salman Abu Sitta,
05/2002
Salman Abu Sitta, researcher of Palestinian history, writes in response to Eitan Bronstein's question about the existence of labor camps in Palestine during and after the Nakba

"Dear Eitan,

"Thank you for bringing up this important subject which is rarely mentioned, but should now come to light.

"Labor camps were indeed set up in Palestine.

"This is how it happened:

"Typical expulsion pattern of a Palestinian village followed these lines:

"The village is attacked and besieged from 3 sides leaving the fourth open to facilitate expulsion.

"Men and women were separated in two groups.

"The women with children were expelled to Lebanon, Jenin, Ramallah or Gaza (depending on location) after being stripped of their valuables.

"Young men, about 20 - 100 in number, were selected, shot and killed in groups of 4 - 6, after an earlier group had been ordered to dig mass graves for them.

"Other able-bodied men were taken to labor camps.

"Their immediate task was to bury the dead in other villages, to demolish Arab houses, to remove the debris from already demolished houses and carry salvaged items to Jewish homes.

"Generally they did arduous and dangerous jobs.

"They were fed a slice of bread daily.

"They were kept in crammed concentration camps.

"Their conditions improved after Red Cross (ICRC) visits."

Letter on 1948 labor camps

99.99% of that fairy tale is pure speculation on the part of Sitta. I've seen situations like this in Viet Nam and Cambodia in 1970. People embellish ficticious stories after the fact.

Some embellish strategic hamlets and others cover up.

"The occupation of the West Bank and Gaza following the war of 1967 enabled the rapid expansion of the Israeli concentration camp system. The Zionists dragged into their concentration camp centers such so-called 'terrorist' types as factory owners, journalists, dentists, trade union officials and well-known athletes.

"These people, who almost anywhere else would have been considered pillars of the community, were brutally tortured and mistreated in the Israeli concentration camp system."

Probably works the same way in Israel since it serves the same masters.

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

 

[Roudy]

Some embellish strategic hamlets and others cover up.

"The occupation of the West Bank and Gaza following the war of 1967 enabled the rapid expansion of the Israeli concentration camp system. The Zionists dragged into their concentration camp centers such so-called 'terrorist' types as factory owners, journalists, dentists, trade union officials and well-known athletes.

"These people, who almost anywhere else would have been considered pillars of the community, were brutally tortured and mistreated in the Israeli concentration camp system."

Probably works the same way in Israel since it serves the same masters.

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Where in hell did these "concentration camps" spring from? Learn something new every day..........

Learn some more.

"In February 1969, Rasmiah Odeh was arrested and brought to Moscobiya. Her father, Joseph and two sisters were detained for interrogation. Joseph Odeh was kept in one room while Rasmiah was beaten nearby.

"When they brought him to her she was lying on the floor in blood stained clothes. Her face was blue, her eye black. In his presence, they held her down and shoved a stick up her vagina.

"One of the interrogators ordered Joseph Odeh 'to fuck' his daughter.

"When he refused, they began beating both him and Rasmiah.

"They again spread her legs and shoved the stick into her. She was bleeding from the mouth, face and vagina when Joseph Odeh fell unconscious."

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

Ever see anything like that in Vietnam or Cambodia?

Seriously George. How about you shove that bullshit website up your Mohammed?

 

[MJB12741]

Who would have thought the Jews of all people would put Palestinians in a concentration camp like this? Shame on Israel.

Gaza: Pictures From A Mediterranean Paradise

 

[MJB12741]

Israpundit » Blog Archive » Beautiful Gaza

 

[georgephillip]

Good point. It's about time those Zionists see for themselves the "concentration camp" in Gaza they put the Palestinians into. As for me, I can never forgive Israel for placating the Palestians in their demand for a Jew free Gaza. Can you?

Naked Philadelphian: Gaza: Pictures From A Mediterranean Paradise

99.99% of that fairy tale is pure speculation on the part of Sitta. I've seen situations like this in Viet Nam and Cambodia in 1970. People embellish ficticious stories after the fact.

Some embellish strategic hamlets and others cover up.

"The occupation of the West Bank and Gaza following the war of 1967 enabled the rapid expansion of the Israeli concentration camp system. The Zionists dragged into their concentration camp centers such so-called 'terrorist' types as factory owners, journalists, dentists, trade union officials and well-known athletes.

"These people, who almost anywhere else would have been considered pillars of the community, were brutally tortured and mistreated in the Israeli concentration camp system."

Probably works the same way in Israel since it serves the same masters.

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

"Gaza is about 5,000 years old and one of the world's oldest cities. In that time it has been both a thriving port and, as it is today, a sprawling mess of refugee camps and poverty.

"According to the United Nations, 1.5 million people call it home, making Gaza one of the most densely populated areas on the planet.

"Of the 1.5 million inhabitants, 1.1 million are refugees; those who lived in what is now Israel before 1948 refuse to give up the belief that one day they'll return to their former homes.

"The UN predicts that by 2020, the population will be more than 2 million, and that GDP per capita of about $2,700 by 2015 is less than what people were earning in 1990. Hospitals need an extra 800 beds now and, by 2020, an additional 1,000 doctors and 2,000 nurses.

"But why is life in Gaza so difficult? It is not hard to imagine the place as a thriving Mediterranean resort: the white beaches are gorgeous and the seafood – such as the tuna served to us on the beach by the fisherman Rachad al-Hisi – is peerless.

"The obvious – if incomplete – answer is... Israel, ..."

Tales from Gaza: What is life really like in 'the world's largest outdoor prison'? - Middle East - World - The Independent

 

[Sally]

Good point. It's about time those Zionists see for themselves the "concentration camp" in Gaza they put the Palestinians into. As for me, I can never forgive Israel for placating the Palestians in their demand for a Jew free Gaza. Can you?

Naked Philadelphian: Gaza: Pictures From A Mediterranean Paradise

Some embellish strategic hamlets and others cover up.

"The occupation of the West Bank and Gaza following the war of 1967 enabled the rapid expansion of the Israeli concentration camp system. The Zionists dragged into their concentration camp centers such so-called 'terrorist' types as factory owners, journalists, dentists, trade union officials and well-known athletes.

"These people, who almost anywhere else would have been considered pillars of the community, were brutally tortured and mistreated in the Israeli concentration camp system."

Probably works the same way in Israel since it serves the same masters.

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem

"Gaza is about 5,000 years old and one of the world's oldest cities. In that time it has been both a thriving port and, as it is today, a sprawling mess of refugee camps and poverty.

"According to the United Nations, 1.5 million people call it home, making Gaza one of the most densely populated areas on the planet.

"Of the 1.5 million inhabitants, 1.1 million are refugees; those who lived in what is now Israel before 1948 refuse to give up the belief that one day they'll return to their former homes.

"The UN predicts that by 2020, the population will be more than 2 million, and that GDP per capita of about $2,700 by 2015 is less than what people were earning in 1990. Hospitals need an extra 800 beds now and, by 2020, an additional 1,000 doctors and 2,000 nurses.

"But why is life in Gaza so difficult? It is not hard to imagine the place as a thriving Mediterranean resort: the white beaches are gorgeous and the seafood – such as the tuna served to us on the beach by the fisherman Rachad al-Hisi – is peerless.

"The obvious – if incomplete – answer is... Israel, ..."

Tales from Gaza: What is life really like in 'the world's largest outdoor prison'? - Middle East - World - The Independent

Hong Kong is just as densely populated if not more, and yet the population seems to be getting on. I wonder if you could show us picturers of all these refugee camps. In fact, if over a million people live in refugee camps, this should be an easy task for you to do. Meanwhile, I guess that Egyptian leader not too long back knew what he was talking about when he said for the Gazans to come home to Egypt. I am willing to bet that you will find an awful lot of the surnames in Gaza being the same as the surnames in Egypt.

 

[georgephillip]

Good point. It's about time those Zionists see for themselves the "concentration camp" in Gaza they put the Palestinians into. As for me, I can never forgive Israel for placating the Palestians in their demand for a Jew free Gaza. Can you?

Naked Philadelphian: Gaza: Pictures From A Mediterranean Paradise

"Gaza is about 5,000 years old and one of the world's oldest cities. In that time it has been both a thriving port and, as it is today, a sprawling mess of refugee camps and poverty.

"According to the United Nations, 1.5 million people call it home, making Gaza one of the most densely populated areas on the planet.

"Of the 1.5 million inhabitants, 1.1 million are refugees; those who lived in what is now Israel before 1948 refuse to give up the belief that one day they'll return to their former homes.

"The UN predicts that by 2020, the population will be more than 2 million, and that GDP per capita of about $2,700 by 2015 is less than what people were earning in 1990. Hospitals need an extra 800 beds now and, by 2020, an additional 1,000 doctors and 2,000 nurses.

"But why is life in Gaza so difficult? It is not hard to imagine the place as a thriving Mediterranean resort: the white beaches are gorgeous and the seafood – such as the tuna served to us on the beach by the fisherman Rachad al-Hisi – is peerless.

"The obvious – if incomplete – answer is... Israel, ..."

Tales from Gaza: What is life really like in 'the world's largest outdoor prison'? - Middle East - World - The Independent

Hong Kong is just as densely populated if not more, and yet the population seems to be getting on. I wonder if you could show us picturers of all these refugee camps. In fact, if over a million people live in refugee camps, this should be an easy task for you to do. Meanwhile, I guess that Egyptian leader not too long back knew what he was talking about when he said for the Gazans to come home to Egypt. I am willing to bet that you will find an awful lot of the surnames in Gaza being the same as the surnames in Egypt.

Jews haven't blockaded Hong Kong yet.
Do you see how commerce demands the free flow of goods and services?
How many Jews have Polish, Russian, or Romanian surnames?
Should they go home??
Google Khan Younis if you're honestly interested in Gazan living conditions under Jewish occupation.

 

[Hossfly]

"Gaza is about 5,000 years old and one of the world's oldest cities. In that time it has been both a thriving port and, as it is today, a sprawling mess of refugee camps and poverty.

"According to the United Nations, 1.5 million people call it home, making Gaza one of the most densely populated areas on the planet.

"Of the 1.5 million inhabitants, 1.1 million are refugees; those who lived in what is now Israel before 1948 refuse to give up the belief that one day they'll return to their former homes.

"The UN predicts that by 2020, the population will be more than 2 million, and that GDP per capita of about $2,700 by 2015 is less than what people were earning in 1990. Hospitals need an extra 800 beds now and, by 2020, an additional 1,000 doctors and 2,000 nurses.

"But why is life in Gaza so difficult? It is not hard to imagine the place as a thriving Mediterranean resort: the white beaches are gorgeous and the seafood – such as the tuna served to us on the beach by the fisherman Rachad al-Hisi – is peerless.

"The obvious – if incomplete – answer is... Israel, ..."

Tales from Gaza: What is life really like in 'the world's largest outdoor prison'? - Middle East - World - The Independent

Hong Kong is just as densely populated if not more, and yet the population seems to be getting on. I wonder if you could show us picturers of all these refugee camps. In fact, if over a million people live in refugee camps, this should be an easy task for you to do. Meanwhile, I guess that Egyptian leader not too long back knew what he was talking about when he said for the Gazans to come home to Egypt. I am willing to bet that you will find an awful lot of the surnames in Gaza being the same as the surnames in Egypt.

Jews haven't blockaded Hong Kong yet.
Do you see how commerce demands the free flow of goods and services?
How many Jews have Polish, Russian, or Romanian surnames?
Should they go home??
Google Khan Younis if you're honestly interested in Gazan living conditions under Jewish occupation.

Gaza is Judenrein so why does Gaza maintain refugee camps? Looks more like self-inflicted ghettoes to me.

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[georgephillip]

Hong Kong is just as densely populated if not more, and yet the population seems to be getting on. I wonder if you could show us picturers of all these refugee camps. In fact, if over a million people live in refugee camps, this should be an easy task for you to do. Meanwhile, I guess that Egyptian leader not too long back knew what he was talking about when he said for the Gazans to come home to Egypt. I am willing to bet that you will find an awful lot of the surnames in Gaza being the same as the surnames in Egypt.

Jews haven't blockaded Hong Kong yet.
Do you see how commerce demands the free flow of goods and services?
How many Jews have Polish, Russian, or Romanian surnames?
Should they go home??
Google Khan Younis if you're honestly interested in Gazan living conditions under Jewish occupation.

Gaza is Judenrein so why does Gaza maintain refugee camps? Looks more like self-inflicted ghettoes to me.

AOL Search

Jews control three of Gaza's land borders, air space, coastal water, and flood control infrastructure; how is that Judenfrei?

 

[Hossfly]

Jews haven't blockaded Hong Kong yet.
Do you see how commerce demands the free flow of goods and services?
How many Jews have Polish, Russian, or Romanian surnames?
Should they go home??
Google Khan Younis if you're honestly interested in Gazan living conditions under Jewish occupation.

Gaza is Judenrein so why does Gaza maintain refugee camps? Looks more like self-inflicted ghettoes to me.

AOL Search

Jews control three of Gaza's land borders, air space, coastal water, and flood control infrastructure; how is that Judenfrei?

That may be the case but why do the people live like rats in the city dump? I think it's by design by the leaders to advertise and garner pity. I am willing to bet the people would clean it up if they were allowed to move the rubble and trash.

 

[georgephillip]

Gaza is Judenrein so why does Gaza maintain refugee camps? Looks more like self-inflicted ghettoes to me.

AOL Search

Jews control three of Gaza's land borders, air space, coastal water, and flood control infrastructure; how is that Judenfrei?

That may be the case but why do the people live like rats in the city dump? I think it's by design by the leaders to advertise and garner pity. I am willing to bet the people would clean it up if they were allowed to move the rubble and trash.

Maybe the rich rats don't want to pay their fair share of the clean up?
Where would they move the rubble and trash to?
Gaza could be some of the most valuable real estate on the planet if Jews and Arabs ever find a way to stop killing each other for it.

 

[Sally]

Jews control three of Gaza's land borders, air space, coastal water, and flood control infrastructure; how is that Judenfrei?

That may be the case but why do the people live like rats in the city dump? I think it's by design by the leaders to advertise and garner pity. I am willing to bet the people would clean it up if they were allowed to move the rubble and trash.

Maybe the rich rats don't want to pay their fair share of the clean up?
Where would they move the rubble and trash to?
Gaza could be some of the most valuable real estate on the planet if Jews and Arabs ever find a way to stop killing each other for it.

Say, Mr. George, since we are on the Middle East forum, can you give us your take about how the Middle East might be a peaceful place to live if the Muslims of different sects stopped killing each other along with the Christians, or don't you care about this at all if the Jews are not involved for you to blame? Strange how Mr. George, even though he is now on the Middle East forum, he still wants to blabber about Israel and nothing else. As for the rubble, maybe the Saudis who are very, very wealthy can pay the Gazans to accumulate the trash in specific places and then the Saudis can lease some huge garbage scows to pick up the rubble and dump it in the ocean or in their country since they have a lot of desert land. As for a valuable piece of real estate, why if the Gazans had been peaceful and not started shooting off rockets into Israel, they could have built a Monte Carlo in part of the strip. Think of all the gambling money they could have raked in from visitors all over the world, just like the Native Americans are doing with their casinos. Why not visit the Chumash Casino or Perchango Casino, Mr. George, and find out how they started and you can give the Gazans some advice on how to go about it.

 

[georgephillip]

That may be the case but why do the people live like rats in the city dump? I think it's by design by the leaders to advertise and garner pity. I am willing to bet the people would clean it up if they were allowed to move the rubble and trash.

Maybe the rich rats don't want to pay their fair share of the clean up?
Where would they move the rubble and trash to?
Gaza could be some of the most valuable real estate on the planet if Jews and Arabs ever find a way to stop killing each other for it.

Say, Mr. George, since we are on the Middle East forum, can you give us your take about how the Middle East might be a peaceful place to live if the Muslims of different sects stopped killing each other along with the Christians, or don't you care about this at all if the Jews are not involved for you to blame? Strange how Mr. George, even though he is now on the Middle East forum, he still wants to blabber about Israel and nothing else. As for the rubble, maybe the Saudis who are very, very wealthy can pay the Gazans to accumulate the trash in specific places and then the Saudis can lease some huge garbage scows to pick up the rubble and dump it in the ocean or in their country since they have a lot of desert land. As for a valuable piece of real estate, why if the Gazans had been peaceful and not started shooting off rockets into Israel, they could have built a Monte Carlo in part of the strip. Think of all the gambling money they could have raked in from visitors all over the world, just like the Native Americans are doing with their casinos. Why not visit the Chumash Casino or Perchango Casino, Mr. George, and find out how they started and you can give the Gazans some advice on how to go about it.

"The Iraqi 'Comprehensive Plan to End Displacement', developed with UNHCR's support, incorporates key humanitarian elements tailored to improve access to basic services, livelihoods and employment in areas of return.

"It also includes shelter programmes for areas of displacement.

"Due to the unrest in the Syrian Arab Republic (Syria), Iraqi refugees in that country are increasingly opting to return home in large numbers, with some 32,000 arriving in July and August 2012 alone.

"This movement is in addition to the flight of thousands of Syrian nationals escaping the violence, who are either being accommodated by host communities or residing in camps.

"Another challenge facing the Iraqi Government and the international community is to provide humanitarian assistance and sustainable solutions for some 1.2 million Iraqi internally displaced persons (IDPs), in addition to offering protection and emergency support to tens of thousands of refugees in the country."

Which country do you blame for the millions of Iraqi refugees, Syria or Lebanon?

UNHCR - Iraq

 

[Sally]

Maybe the rich rats don't want to pay their fair share of the clean up?
Where would they move the rubble and trash to?
Gaza could be some of the most valuable real estate on the planet if Jews and Arabs ever find a way to stop killing each other for it.

Say, Mr. George, since we are on the Middle East forum, can you give us your take about how the Middle East might be a peaceful place to live if the Muslims of different sects stopped killing each other along with the Christians, or don't you care about this at all if the Jews are not involved for you to blame? Strange how Mr. George, even though he is now on the Middle East forum, he still wants to blabber about Israel and nothing else. As for the rubble, maybe the Saudis who are very, very wealthy can pay the Gazans to accumulate the trash in specific places and then the Saudis can lease some huge garbage scows to pick up the rubble and dump it in the ocean or in their country since they have a lot of desert land. As for a valuable piece of real estate, why if the Gazans had been peaceful and not started shooting off rockets into Israel, they could have built a Monte Carlo in part of the strip. Think of all the gambling money they could have raked in from visitors all over the world, just like the Native Americans are doing with their casinos. Why not visit the Chumash Casino or Perchango Casino, Mr. George, and find out how they started and you can give the Gazans some advice on how to go about it.

"The Iraqi 'Comprehensive Plan to End Displacement', developed with UNHCR's support, incorporates key humanitarian elements tailored to improve access to basic services, livelihoods and employment in areas of return.

"It also includes shelter programmes for areas of displacement.

"Due to the unrest in the Syrian Arab Republic (Syria), Iraqi refugees in that country are increasingly opting to return home in large numbers, with some 32,000 arriving in July and August 2012 alone.

"This movement is in addition to the flight of thousands of Syrian nationals escaping the violence, who are either being accommodated by host communities or residing in camps.

"Another challenge facing the Iraqi Government and the international community is to provide humanitarian assistance and sustainable solutions for some 1.2 million Iraqi internally displaced persons (IDPs), in addition to offering protection and emergency support to tens of thousands of refugees in the country."

Which country do you blame for the millions of Iraqi refugees, Syria or Lebanon?

UNHCR - Iraq

I giess Mr. George has never visited any casinos in his area so forget about the job for Mr. George of showing the Gazans how to become another Monte Carlo. Actually, Mr. George, even though I know you hate this country but wouldn't dream of leaving your little apartment for a place where you would feel more comfortable (like Cuba perhaps), I blame the outside insurgents which poured into Iraq because they couldn't stand the thought of a democracy there. Democracy appears to be incompatible with Islam. As for Syria, it was between Assad and the FSA. Again the outside insurgents came pouring in instead of letting the two Syrian entities fight it out amongst themselves. As for Lebanon, couldn't the Palestinians have behaved themselves in Lebanon? Did they really have to start in on the Maronite Christians. However, you just continue on with your Cut and Pastes over and over. No one wants to see your crown slip from being the King of Cut and Pastes. I bet you that if Mr. George could find a way, he would even try to blame the U.S. and Israel for Black September when the previous King of Jordan, with the help of the Pakistani Army, killed thousands and thousands of Palestinians.