I may not be a big fan of the Arabs nor the Jews, but I definitely am not a fan of the Zionist. Most of all, I am AGAINST THE LOSS OF ANY LIFE..be it Christians, Jewish, Buddhists, Atheists, Hindus, Muslims, even the people who embrace Ayah Pin's The Sky Kingdom...(well, at least the latter most believe in "making love and not war"....shame on the rest of the so called righteous people with individual reasons to believe that they are the only ones who deserves to live then go to heaven when they die....with the exception of Atheists who make their life simpler by not believing in any of it all...)
Then fingers point at each other, who started it first...same ol' same ol'...The world condemns the atrocities..yet, another atrocity to add to the long lists of atrocities...
Israel claims the IDF were attacked first. This video was scattered in the net;
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMmDfvAMTqc&feature=player_embedded
I find it amazing that the narrators to this video can identify the metallic components in those rod looking things, not to mention being able to identify who's beating who in that shot, from that distance. It would be helpful if the footage has a time and date on it. Even Internet amateurs know about video editing...I also find it odd that the Israeli dispenses army climbing down the helicopter, after the extension of invitation made.
Here's an interview to get an American perspective...obviously they're a little bit distracted and busy with the BP oil spill. Even without the oil spill, Israel is having Washington's balls squeezed, so it's a bit difficult to react or say something when one's balls is being squeezed. The last President of United States that hadn't had his balls squeezed, (well not by the oligarchies anyway) was JFK and he was assassinated...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqWYLo4obcs&feature=player_embedded
But I find this video most interesting because, they've interviewed an Israeli MP who is an activist and was on board of the ship; (it's a bit tricky comprehending her accent though).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5Kkp-JRQp8&feature=player_embedded
Let's hear this very interesting interview by CNN with the co founder of the International Free Gaza Movement, Greta Berlin ;
I was hoping to hear what Greta had to say about "Let's talk about what the Israelis came on board with..." when she got cut off by the interviewer.
And here's the response by the Israeli Spokesman;
As usual, the guilt card will be used by the Israelis..."The whole world is against us.."....oh, boo hiphen hoo...who's the one with the nukes eh?
Netanyahu "lambasted world leaders for criticising the ships' takeover, accusing some of holding Israel to what he called a double standard and questioning its right to defence"
Man, since when iron rods became WMD? Someone ought to tell him the definition of defense do not constitute spraying live bullets to people who uses sticks and catapults.
I am proud though that joint Malaysian-Irish team on board of the defiant Rachel Corrie proceeded to break into Gaza. Ram Kardigasu and Matthias Chang are amongst them on board. Let us all pray, in our different ways, for their safety.
Above: I reckon the guy smelling his own armpit would be Ram Kardigasu (or maybe not) and of course, beside him is Matthias Chang. Funny how little coverage these two are getting when they are on to some good deeds....HERE is the legal aspect of the attack. Some of the excerpts ;
" Under the international law of the sea, the criminal law of the "flag state" of a vessel, that is, the country of its registration, primarily governs any crimes committed on that vessel.
In this instance, Turkey was the "flag state" and is entitled to prosecute any person suspected of committing criminal offences on board, whether for murder or assault or other relevant crimes under Turkish law. Following investigation, that may also include any unlawful use of force against Israeli soldiers by passengers on board the flotilla. Self-defence under Turkish law may be available to particular defendants on the facts of individual cases. In addition, Israeli law may also apply to the conduct of the Israeli soldiers, but Israel has no right to apply its criminal law to non-Israelis in the jurisdictional space of a Turkish ship.
As Turkey buries its dead after Israel's raid on the Gaza flotilla, crucial questions arise about how international law enables the international community to deal with the fallout. Both the UN Security Council and the Human Rights Council have called for inquiries into the debacle, including whether there are were violations of the law and what can be done about it.
To focus first on the immediate harm – the deaths of nine Turkish citizens, and injuries to various others – the international law answer is at, first sight, fairly straightforward. Under the international law of the sea, the criminal law of the "flag state" of a vessel, that is, the country of its registration, primarily governs any crimes committed on that vessel.
In this instance, Turkey was the "flag state" and is entitled to prosecute any person suspected of committing criminal offences on board, whether for murder or assault or other relevant crimes under Turkish law. Following investigation, that may also include any unlawful use of force against Israeli soldiers by passengers on board the flotilla. Self-defence under Turkish law may be available to particular defendants on the facts of individual cases. In addition, Israeli law may also apply to the conduct of the Israeli soldiers, but Israel has no right to apply its criminal law to non-Israelis in the jurisdictional space of a Turkish ship.
In this instance, Turkey was the "flag state" and is entitled to prosecute any person suspected of committing criminal offences on board, whether for murder or assault or other relevant crimes under Turkish law. Following investigation, that may also include any unlawful use of force against Israeli soldiers by passengers on board the flotilla. Self-defence under Turkish law may be available to particular defendants on the facts of individual cases. In addition, Israeli law may also apply to the conduct of the Israeli soldiers, but Israel has no right to apply its criminal law to non-Israelis in the jurisdictional space of a Turkish ship.
As Turkey buries its dead after Israel's raid on the Gaza flotilla, crucial questions arise about how international law enables the international community to deal with the fallout. Both the UN Security Council and the Human Rights Council have called for inquiries into the debacle, including whether there are were violations of the law and what can be done about it.
To focus first on the immediate harm – the deaths of nine Turkish citizens, and injuries to various others – the international law answer is at, first sight, fairly straightforward. Under the international law of the sea, the criminal law of the "flag state" of a vessel, that is, the country of its registration, primarily governs any crimes committed on that vessel.
In this instance, Turkey was the "flag state" and is entitled to prosecute any person suspected of committing criminal offences on board, whether for murder or assault or other relevant crimes under Turkish law. Following investigation, that may also include any unlawful use of force against Israeli soldiers by passengers on board the flotilla. Self-defence under Turkish law may be available to particular defendants on the facts of individual cases. In addition, Israeli law may also apply to the conduct of the Israeli soldiers, but Israel has no right to apply its criminal law to non-Israelis in the jurisdictional space of a Turkish ship.
Lots more info if you click on the above link.
I'd just like to point out an interesting fact though, regarding the relationship of Hamas and Israel. the reason for the blockade was that Israel was afraid that Hamas would smuggle in weapons via these international aids. It's kind of hilarious though,that Israel does not recognize Hamas as a political body, since the the Mossads were the ones responsible in creating the very organization they brand "terrorists", not to mention Hamas gained power via the famous democratic process. You can read it HERE, and HERE.
Please take note that there is a difference between Zionists and Jews. The orthodox Jews, were fighting against the existence of Zionist and the Israel state, long before the Arabs were at it.
I suggest we stop the hating and start the thinking. Listen to these videos and tell me that if the Muslims and the Jews pause from punching each others' face, maybe they can actually hear the puppet masters laughing from the arms profit they're gaining out of the war, not to mention what other agenda they have up their sleeves. If we refuse to engage in any form of aggression towards each other, instead, unite and go after the puppet master, won't this put an end to this endless war.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QQgWPTWnLw&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSquUsAx2Z8&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDpnYCpi8uE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFJkEXS0Zec&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh__PEO0_Vs&feature=related
This letter shows the orthodox Jews, including Albert Einstein, had sent a letter, published in the New York Times December the 2nd 1948, expressing their concern regarding the new emerging Zionist Movement, who are using Judaism as core theme.
Currently, Israel citizens hold demonstrations against the IDF attack on the humanitarian flotilla;
Theodore Herzl, the man mentioned in the video, was the one who erected Zionist Movement.
Alan Hart, wrote a book, "Zionism, The Real Enemy of the Jews". HERE's some videos about it.
But let's go deeper. Ask ourselves, why was Herzl was so adamant about erecting a state smack right into the heart of their enemies, the Arabs, and succeeded in doing so, from outside of Philistine. Why Israel? Well folks, when it comes to Arabs and Jews, who knows what is the truth anymore, as both are capable of spinning their words..the truth is out there somewhere...along with the other mysteries in life like "Who killed JFK", "Are members of Malaysian Parliament Aliens from Roswell?", or " Is that real hair on samy's scalp?"
Here's a more encompassing way to look at the whole situation, I leave it to Alex Jones:
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Michael Savage's outlook
Here's more http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/meast/06/02/gaza.raid.activists/index.html and HERE's Henning Mankell's version of the whole ordeal.
You know what would be the biggest blow to the AngloAmerican-Zionist Neocons responsible behind orchestrating these wars? It's when people like you and me walk out on our own ego that takes the form of Nationalism, Religion, Ideology or whatever disguise it has, and just refuse to engage in any violent activities. Kill the hatred instead. Of course that would put the army out of their jobs, but hey, I'm sure they wouldn't mind having any other job that gets them constantly laid and have home cook meals...I have a high degree of respect for the army, for their sacrifices they make. It's the authorities who toy with human lives that deserves punishment. War should be branded as an act of criminal.
Especially for the Muslims, who some may think killing is alright, there are verses that stresses on forgiveness and falling into war as a last resort. If Muslims are as smart as we claim to be, then naturally, war can be avoided. We should read the Quran and understand it's gist. Whilst there are people out there who make money out of toying with our ego and using religion as a tool to split the humankind, this can be deterred simply by understanding our own religion, and of course practicing it not as a genetically passed down phenomenon, but something we feel at our hearts and our minds to be true.
In Surah Al-An'am verse161, God said;
Say: "Come, I will rehearse what Allah hath (really) prohibited you from": join not anything as equal with Him; be good to your parents; kill not your children on a plea of want - We provide sustenance for you and for them - come not nigh to shameful deeds, whether open or secret; take not life, which Allah hath made sacred, except by way of justice and law: thus doth He command you, that ye may learn wisdom. "
Al Maidah 45 :
"We ordained therein for them: "Life for life, eye for eye, nose for nose, ear for ear, tooth for tooth, and wounds equal for equal." But if anyone remits the retaliation by way of charity, it is an act of atonement for himself. And if any fail to judge by (the light of) what Allah hath revealed, they are (no better than) wrong-doers."
I don't take sides in this war. I would feel equally sad if an innocent Jewish dies, as a consequence of injustice. I think it's high time for us to understand the gist of our religion. It's based on humanity, that's what makes us human. Any religion that goes against humanity, needs checking up. It's probably tampered with and let's do god a favour by doing what He constantly tells us to do...which is to use our brains. Don't just swallow what is served to us on whatever platter...because curiosity may kill the cat, but it's the non thinking state that kills a man...
[Pickthal 5:32]
"For that cause We decreed for the Children of Israel that whosoever killeth a human being for other than manslaughter or corruption in the earth, it shall be as if he had killed all mankind, and whoso saveth the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind. Our messengers came unto them of old with clear proofs (of Allah's Sovereignty), but afterwards lo! many of them became prodigals in the earth"
PRAYERS FOR THE PEOPLE TRAPPED IN GAZA, THE GOOD SAMARITANS WHO WENT TO SAVE THEM AND THE PEOPLE WHO DIED IN THE PROCESS; MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL...
When the world turn their back on you, you show your butt to them...
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