*yawn* are you actually going to disprove my information and comments?
or just to try to one up them to show how MORE Palestine gets a raw deal, and dispute that they came from sources that don't share the same bias as you and your precious beeb.
C'mon Brains: Show me where the website full of Israeli videoclips encouraging the kids for killing palestinians. surely you can find at least ONE. what about the clips of the IDF soldiers holding babies while shelling Gaza?
Show me where the BBC denies that their senior operative in Palestine is not present making statements of support, as a member of HAMAS. Not even the BBC could come up with something saying more than "well, he was at a private meeting. we didn't think anyone would be recording him. he really is impartial once you get to know him."
Brains the fact is you just slam my sources (which are the most comprehensive LOCAL media on the subjects). Despite what you may think J-post and Y-net are well known for slamming TRUE Israeli attacks on Palestine, and reporting Palestinian accusations and contrary statements to IDF reports.
do your homework before you label me.
http://middle-east-info.org/gateway/pal ... rorregime/
of let me guess, that Poster from the political campaigning of HAMAS is a forgery?
what about my friend's prayer rug from palestine with a special place on the rug for a kalishnikov?
(he has it on his wall, he is is a weird cat, but a well-travelled cat.)
How many people do you know who have been to Palestine? How many papers do you read that come out of Jerusalem or the Middle East in General?
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BY THE WAY, THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HAVING A BIAS AND FABRICATING ARTICLES
Here's a transcript of John Bell's BBC session where he tells the story of the poor Palestinian drafted into the IDF and forced to shoot Palestinian children or be shot himself:
[spoil:c85cfe01ca]Thought for the Day, 10 February 2005 John Bell
Two years ago, in a Lebanese restaurant in Vancouver, I talked to a
waiter called Adam who was an Arab Israeli.
That means that he was of Palestinian Muslim stock, born in the
state of Israel and, like his Jewish compatriots, he had been
conscripted into the Israeli Army.
There he had distinguished himself as a good soldier and was made a
corporal. He was also imprisoned for refusing to shoot unarmed
schoolchildren. And one day, when off-duty, he saved many lives by
killing a suicide bomber who entered the bus on which he was
travelling.
At the end of our conversation, he asked 'How old do you think I
am?' I was sure he was 29, but I said 27 to flatter him. 'No,' he
said, 'I am only 19. But this is what happens when you have been
through what I have been through.
It will not be in his singular life that the memory and the pain of
the conflict he has witnessed will die. His stories will be recounted
by his children and by his children's children. And with each
retelling some animosity will surface. For Adam's history will be in
their genes.
I say this today when many people will rightly be celebrating the
accord between Palestine and Israel agreed to on Tuesday.
For as with any peace agreement or truce, it is not so much that the
devil is in the detail. The devil, if we must use that term, is in
memories of hurt and feelings of revenge which will not be requited.
What is sectarianism in Northern Ireland, what is white-settler
animosity in Wales, what is racism in British cities if not the
expression of people on whose memories is etched real and false
information about an enemy which created mayhem in the past and
might do so again in the future?
The sins of the fathers.... as an old scripture says... are visited
on the children.
And in Israel-Palestine where the pain of history is physically
manifest in everything from a ruined temple to a half-built wall, a
handshake and two signatures can never be enough.
There is no quick fix, no kiss and make up opportunity. Dealing with
the genetic and psychological legacies of a brutal past is a spiritual thing.
It cannot be enforced by agreement, predicted by science, or enabled
by logic.
It needs imagination, sensitivity, humility and all the virtues
which cannot be gained through reading or conjecture. And maybe, in
place of the wild war music it needs the kind of mantra which Desmond
Tutu so winsomely taught his hurting compatriots:
Goodness is stronger than evil. Love is stronger than hate. Light is stronger than darkness. Life is stronger than death.
copyright 2005 BBC[/spoil:c85cfe01ca]
Problem: Israel doesn't actually draft Arabs. never has, never will. wouldn't make sense to. Arabs had to fight for the right to even join... and the very math of the poor Arab of "Palestinian Stock" is a impossiblity.
http://www.eurabiantimes.com/archives/2 ... nonapo.php
http://www.bbcwatch.co.uk/index.html
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or let me guess, the people who are monitoring the BBC are biased, too?
Well, interesting enough, the BBC bias is so well known they had to hire a damage control man.
Ever hear of Malcolm Balen? What did he get promoted to, again?
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You act like I don't want to be biased,.. I have said my bias is based on MY SELF. It is simple. Hamas follows sharia, and would not suffer me to live. Israel allows religious freedom, which I regard as the most basic unalienable right of all humans. I am not biased towards Jews, per se. r against Muslims. but PLAIN AND SIMPLE - HISTORY AND LOGIC SAY THIS IS ABOUT JEWS AND ARABS FIGHTING OVER A PLACE THAT HAS IS ONLY RECOGNIZED BY AN ORIGINAL JEWISH NAME.
To be honest, I am biased towards tolerance; especially RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE. I have said TIME AND AGAIN THE WARFARE IS SENSLESS. CUT OFF THEIR FUEL AND ELECTRICITY> THEY WILL COME TO TERMS WITH THEIR VERY CAPITALIST NATURE. PALESTINE WILL starve to death and IMPORT TV's TO WATCH THE WORLD CUP... at least according to the Evil Jewish Media ™.