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posted by The Editor at
2:08 AM
The counter shown below displays the number of Israeli military personnel refusing to serve in the Occupied Territories. I applaud their integrity and their strength of character. To me they are heroes of peace and humanity.
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Hi Fox, good to see you're alive and (hopefully) well.
Suki, when you're prepared to deal seriously with the questions I put to you instead of just adopting a bigot's self-righteous "stand", I'll be happy debate things with you. But not on your blog. Here, where it's not safe. Here, where, if you avoid a point of debate I can expose you for what you are. But this environment would not suit you I suspect. Far too dangerous... And impolite. And rude. And barbaric. And your crap would get killed.
I've had it with the politeness one must display on other people's blogs so I will not post any more shit there.
I will shit here. I love shit. Shit is good. Politeness is evil. And I can't do it anyway, so there!
Martin, as I said to weezil (but the weasel has not yet taken me up on it) I would debate it further on this blog. I'd done enough damage over there.
You have matters you wish to debate here, Martin? :-)
Martin, about the US, I think the US should be kept their to fix up their mess and to tie up their troops so they don't go causing any more trouble elsewhere. I also think they can be kept honest by leaks from their own troops, by how the other allies intereact with them. It would even be lovely if by consesus the UN were brought in to run the show and that the Yanks were were thus put back in their place. But I'm dreaming... :-)
And yeah, the US should fix this mess at their own cost and they should be made to pay compensation to Iraquis.
About the US cajoling us to go to that war, I dream of the day an Australian prime minister tells the Yanks to fuck off and shuts their bases down to boot. Those c*nts have GOT to be stood up to. When is Australia going to find some courage? Since federation we have not yet stood on our own two feet. I admire New Zealand in that reagrd.
Gave up trying to find the right Steyn piece, but I'll take your word for it. And I agree that the elections are the best thing that's happened in that part of the world, never mind the fact that the elections were imposed. What's imortant is that the Iraqi's are embracing a kind of democracy and even if it's not ideal, it's a beginning on which better things can be built.
I do NOT believe that this is the second time recently that I have written "their" when I meant to write "there". I do NOT do that. What's going on? And I hate Blogger comments for not having an editing function.
Grrrrrrrr
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Thanks, Martin. Interesting. And maybe the many mass anti-war demonstrations of the last two years have impacted the middle east consciousness as well?
And maybe my blog is what tipped the ballance?
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