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    Hou het svp on-topic!

    [ Bericht 1% gewijzigd door Drugshond op 20-07-2006 16:13:40 ]
  • "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve" Napoleon Hill
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    geile op
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 14:56:05 #3
    45206 Pietverdriet
    Ik wou dat ik een ijsbeer was.
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:53 schreef Triggershot het volgende:
    geile op
    Jammer dat die foto´s van Israelische meisjes die groetjes op granaten schrijven er niet bij staan
    In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:56 schreef Pietverdriet het volgende:

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    Jammer dat die foto´s van Israelische meisjes die groetjes op granaten schrijven er niet bij staan
    heb jij ze wel dan?
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:52 schreef Triggershot het volgende:

    [..]

    Een oplossingsgerichte gedachte heeft dus wel een verklaring nodig waarin de waarheid, realiteit en gelijkheid overeenkomt voor beide partijen zonder enig vorm van complicatie of onduidelijkheid, Wil je een oplossing, dat moet je beide partijen zover krijgen dat ze elkaar begrijpen, nader uitleg.
    Eens, maar nu voert het de boventoon waardoor het eerder remmend werkt dan bevoordelijk is voor de verdere discussie. Vanuit een oplossingsgedachte rekening houden met ... Is dat misschien iets..?
    Niets is zo complex als de eenvoud
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 14:58:39 #6
    45206 Pietverdriet
    Ik wou dat ik een ijsbeer was.
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:56 schreef Triggershot het volgende:

    [..]

    heb jij ze wel dan?
    voorgaande topic
    In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:00:07 #7
    152415 Glasnosteraar
    Openheid van zaken!
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    iemand al wat van die Nasrallah gehoord? Ik begin zolangzamerhand optimistisch te worden dat Nasrallah nu een Kebab is (al is het waarschijnlijk wishfull thinking)
    This, however, is a passing nightmare; in time the earth will become again incapable of supporting life, and peace will return.
    -- Bertrand Russell
    Glasnosteraar=Godslasteraar
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:00:38 #8
    89730 Drugshond
    De Euro. Mislukt vanaf dag 1.
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:02:32 #9
    111909 B4CO
    PanneNkoek
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    De eerste foto moet altijd erop blijven
    de rest kunnen worden vernieuwd
    Trotse papa van Eden
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:02:42 #10
    45206 Pietverdriet
    Ik wou dat ik een ijsbeer was.
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:00 schreef Drugshond het volgende:
    PV, ik voeg ze er wel bij. Deze foto's kan ik wel dromen hoewel de eerste foto gewoon geniaal is (die wil ik niet kwijt).
    De eerste is idd absoluut foto van het jaar.
    Maar een hele reeks foto´s van granaat inslagen kan best wat minder om de prachtige foto´s van die meisjes te plaatsen.
    Thanks drugshond.
    In Baden-Badener Badeseen kann man Baden-Badener baden sehen.
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    quote:
    Arab world fed up with Hizbullah

    Khaled Abu Toameh, THE JERUSALEM POST
    Jul. 17, 2006



    With the exception of the Palestinians, the Arab world appears to be united in blaming Iran and Syria for the fighting in Lebanon. Until last week, Arab political analysts and government officials were reluctant to criticize Hizbullah in public. But now that Hizbullah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah and his top aides are in hiding, an anti-Hizbullah coalition is emerging not only in Lebanon, but in several other Arab countries as well.

    The Palestinians and Hizbullah feel that their Arab brethren have once again turned their backs on them. On Monday, hundreds of Palestinians who marched in downtown Ramallah in support of Hizbullah chanted: "Hassan Nasrallah is our hero, the rest of the Arab leaders are cowards" and "O beloved Abu Hadi [Nasrallah's nickname], bomb, bomb Tel Aviv." The second battle cry is reminiscent of the famous slogan the Palestinians used during the first Gulf War: "O beloved Saddam, bomb, bomb Tel Aviv."

    Hizbullah and their supporters were hoping that the massive Israeli military operation in Lebanon would trigger large-scale protests throughout the Arab world, creating instability and threatening to bring down some of the Arab regimes.

    But the response on the Arab street has been so disappointing for Hizbullah that its leaders are now openly talking about an Arab "conspiracy" to liquidate the Shi'ite organization. The few Hizbullah supporters in Ramallah, the Gaza Strip and some Arab capitals have therefore been directing most of their criticism against the Arab presidents and monarchs, accusing them of serving the interests of the US and Israel.

    The anti-Hizbullah coalition, which appears to be growing with every Israeli missile that drops on the heads of Hizbullah leaders and headquarters, is spearheaded by Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan. These three countries, together with many Arab commentators and political analysts, are convinced that the leaders of Teheran and Damascus are using Hizbullah to divert attention from Iran's nuclear program and Syria's involvement in the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri.

    The Saudis were the first to openly criticize Hizbullah, paving the way for other Arab countries to follow suit. The message coming out of these countries is that the Arabs and Muslims can't afford to allow an irresponsible and adventurous organization like Hizbullah to drag the region to war. Government spokesmen and officials, as well as prominent Arab editors and commentators, have shown no sympathy for Hizbullah while appearing on pan-Arab TV networks like Al-Jazeera and Abu Dhabi.

    The Saudi position, which surprised Hizbullah and its supporters, was outlined by an anonymous official, who said that the people should distinguish between legitimate resistance and dangerous adventurism by some parties without cooperation from their governments and the Arab states.

    The Saudi stand reflected the position of all the Gulf countries, which are unhappy not only with Hizbullah, but with Hamas as well. The Gulf countries are of the opinion that Hizbullah and Hamas are acting on orders from Teheran and Damascus.

    That's why most Arab governments have refrained from making efforts to resolve the current crisis. As one government official in the Gulf explained: "We cannot play the role of mediators upon the request of some parties that act without taking into consideration the consequences of their actions." Similar sentiments have been reflected in a series of articles that appeared in the Arab media over the past few days. Some of the articles appear as if they had been written by Israeli government spokesmen. Ironically, the fact that Hizbullah and Hamas are now on the defensive has encouraged many Arabs to come out against the two groups in public.

    Wadi Batti, an Iraqi columnist, said the Arabs should realize that militias and gangsters will only worsen their conditions. "The Lebanese example confirms the fears of Arabs about the presence of armed militias that threaten our stability and security," he wrote.

    "By initiating the confrontation with Israel, Hizbullah has made a mockery of the Lebanese government and leaders, who are now seen as pawns in the hands of Nasrallah. How long will the Arabs continue to fight on behalf of Iran?"

    Echoing the mood among most of his Lebanese fellow Christians, Joseph Bishara said: "Hizbullah is trying to provoke Israel into war to divert attention from the mistakes made by the Syrian and Iranian regimes. Bashar Assad and Ali Khamenei are using Hizbullah to achieve their direct and indirect goals in the region. They used Hizbullah to ease the pressure exerted by the international community on Syria and Iran.

    "How can we ask Israel to have mercy on the Lebanese while Hizbullah is betraying Lebanon day and night?"

    Bishara, whose article appeared on the Saudi-owned Elaph Web site, went as far as describing Syria and Iran as the real enemies of Lebanon. Today, he added, "Lebanon is paying the price for the sins of its real enemies - Syria and Iran, which don't dare confront Israel militarily and diplomatically. The time has come to neutralize and disarm Hizbullah before it becomes an illegitimate state inside Lebanon. Hizbullah's weapons threaten Lebanon's stability before they threaten Israel."


    A Jordanian driver fixes a sign on his truck which reads, "Under the directives of King Abdullah, food and humanitarian aid for our Lebanese brothers."
    Photo: AP


    Tarek Hamo, another prominent Arab commentator, mocked Nasrallah, drawing parallels between him and ousted Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. "The statements of Hassan Nasrallah remind me of the statements made by Saddam Hussein on the eve of the US invasion of Iraq," he said. "Saddam, whose army generals fled their positions in Baghdad just before the invasion, also issued threats to destroy the Americans if they entered Baghdad. Nasrallah is now in hiding and his fate won't be better than that of Saddam, whose was hiding in a deep hole."

    Writing in the influential pan-Arab London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, columnist Iyad Abu Shakra said that many Lebanese were surprised by the Hizbullah operation and the kidnapping of the two Israeli soldiers.

    "They were especially shocked by the timing of the attack - at the beginning of the tourism season that was supposed to provide income for over two million Lebanese families at a time when Lebanon is suffering a $40 million deficit in its budget," he pointed out. "What's really amazing is that Hizbullah's supporters and officials have underestimated the damages, especially to the tourism sector, by claiming that the only ones who were going to benefit from the tourism season were those who love humous and women."

    Trying to explain the Arab attitude, Palestinian political analyst Ashraf al-Ajrami noted that many Arab countries were afraid of Iran and did not want to see the Iranians spread their influence. "The Arab countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan, believe that no party has the right to drag the entire region to a military confrontation with Israel," he wrote in the Ramallah-based Al-Ayyam daily.

    "These countries believe that there is no room for mistakes and adventures. The Arabs are worried about Iran's plans in the region, especially with regards to Iraq and the development of nuclear weapons, and their attempts to influence events in Lebanon and Palestine. A large number of Arab countries, particularly in the Gulf, see Iran as a future adversary."
    All those moments will be lost, like tears in rain... Time to die.
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:02:50 #12
    34294 Flying_nomad
    Kijkt nu waar het ziet en weet
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:49 schreef Le-proffesseur het volgende:
    Het blijft jammerlijk dat ook in deze discussie, hoewel boeiend voor de context feiten, stellingen en teksten continu moeten worden weerlegd of moeten worden uitgelegd aan een nader om maar een vorm van gelijk te halen. Wat ik mis een overeenkomstige visie met een oplossinggerichte gedachte erachter. Geen verder tekst en uitleg om de "waarheid, werkelijkheid en gelijkheid" boven tafel te halen.
    ow, een soort van oplossingsgerichte gedachte heb ik wel, maar erg gewaardeerd zal die niet worden.

    Echer voor de zeldzame meelezer op het forum die graag zou willen weten waar we heen gaan met de strijd (deze en toekomstige) in het midden - oosten en met nadruk op en rond Israel.

    het volgende is een quote van een engelstalige pagina, meet een artikel geschreven in 2000 waar dieper wordt ingegaan op de Bijbelse profetieen voor Israel wanneer het in een bepaalde tijdsperiode zal zijn aangekomen. Hierna volgt de bron

    Of 'dit', (de momenteel plaatsvindende gevechtshandelingen) moment nu is aangebroken staat niet vast, maar het zou heel goed mogelijk kunnen zijn, ook al vanwege een nog onvervulde profetie aangaande Damascus !
    quote:
    Prophetic Events
    The Bible contains a great amount of unfulfilled prophecy. Much of it deals with God's redemptive plan for Israel in the period in which we now live. The following interpretations are proposed for your prayerful consideration, not as dogma. Search the Scriptures yourself with the direction of the Holy Spirit.

    1. The coastal population centers of Israel, as well as the Golan Heights, will be hit badly by some kind of enemy attack, presumably from Hezbollah and Syria. (Isaiah 33) In response, Damascus, and perhaps Amman will be wiped out. (Isaiah 17, Jeremiah 49, Zechariah 9)
    Now Will I Arise
    Damascus Annihilated


    2. The Palestinians will "melt away" from Judea and Samaria in a time of war, leaving it open for Jewish resettlement in a large scale. (Isaiah 14, Ezekiel 35-36)
    They Arrogated My Land
    I Will Celebrate Your Terror
    Commentary On Obadiah

    3. The east bank of the Jordan River in what is today Jordan will be reclaimed by Israel, with many refugees fleeing the area. (Jeremiah 48-49, Isaiah 15-16)
    Controversy Over The East Bank
    The Humiliation of Impotent Allah

    4. South Lebanon will be also taken by Israel, presumably in the same war, opening it up for Jews around the world to settle in when they make aliyah. (Zechariah 10:10-11:1)
    Lebanon in Prophecy (audio)

    5. The United States will suffer a great calamity just as the Middle East "peace process" is about to come to fruition.
    Is Isaiah 18 about the United States?
    bron : (als eerste de Bijbel zelf), de betrokken gedeelte's kun je hier vinden.

    http://www.trumpetsounds.com/index2.html
    Everything which has a beginning has a cause, the universe has a beginning, therefore it has a cause.........
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:58 schreef Le-proffesseur het volgende:

    [..]

    Eens, maar nu voert het de boventoon waardoor het eerder remmend werkt dan bevoordelijk is voor de verdere discussie. Vanuit een oplossingsgedachte rekening houden met ... Is dat misschien iets..?
    Hangt maar net af van waarom je discussieert, wil je met oneindige koppigheid volharden en koste wat kost je eigen gelijk behalen door er omheen te praten of wil je iets aannemen wat rechtvaardig is en waar iedereen mee kan leven. Van buitenaf is het makkelijk even 1-2-3 te bepalen wie tracht boventoon te hebben of wie zn subjectiviteit naar voren probeert te brengen als objectiviteit, maar als je naar een oplossing zoekt moet je eerst weten aan welke eisen een oplossing moet voldoen en tegenover wie jij zit en zelf vertegenwoordigt.
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:56 schreef Pietverdriet het volgende:

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    Jammer dat die foto´s van Israelische meisjes die groetjes op granaten schrijven er niet bij staan
    Ik vind het prima, alleen voegen die foto's weinig toe.
    Maar dan moet je bij Drugshond zijn, dankzij zijn gekloot in de OP kan ik hem niet meer aanpassen.
    "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve" Napoleon Hill
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:58 schreef Pietverdriet het volgende:

    [..]

    voorgaande topic
    thnx
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:00 schreef Glasnosteraar het volgende:
    iemand al wat van die Nasrallah gehoord? Ik begin zolangzamerhand optimistisch te worden dat Nasrallah nu een Kebab is (al is het waarschijnlijk wishfull thinking)
    Hij zal dan wel wat videootjes hebben opgenomen om ons te foppen.
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    Lebanese question world's silence

    Many Lebanese say the failure of the international community to resolve the crisis in their country is worsening the situation.

    They fear the escalation has become a zero-sum game that will get worse unless pressure is put on both sides, but so far there is no sign that intervention will come.

    Amal Saad-Ghoreyeb, author of Hizbu'llah: Politics and Religion told Aljazeera.net that "The international community is doing very little to end the conflict. If you look at the G8 and the UN Security Council none of the members have the inclination to call for a ceasefire.

    "I don't think any of these parties have much clout to put pressure on Israel to end the onslaught apart from the US, and there is an absence of resolve on the behalf of the US to pursue any ceasefire," she said.

    Many in Lebanon were puzzled by Monday's proposal by the UN secretary-general and the British prime minister to send an international force to the country as there has been a UN force on the border with Israel since 1978.

    Timur Goksel, who was UN spokesman in southern Lebanon for 20 years and is now at the American University in Beirut, said: "To propose an international force is an inane thing to do there is already an international force here ... I would like to know which country is going to come here?"

    Gloves off

    But in a conflict that is still less than a week old, the speed with which both sides have taken their gloves off has surprised many.

    The speed of the escalation has
    surprised many
    So far, Hezbollah has proved it has a relatively sophisticated military capability, and for the first time since Iraq's Scud attacks in 1991, Israel's biggest cities have been under threat of bombardment.

    Israel has shown it will ruthlessly attack Lebanon unless its demands that two captured Israeli soldiers are returned and Hezbollah is reigned in.

    "The Israelis are not going to stop. No one is going to tell them to stop. They are already paying a price on the home front. The people are already in combat mode," said Goksel.

    The Israeli attack is the most severe since its invasion of Lebanon in 1982 which killed about 20,000 people.

    This time, nearly 300 Lebanese have been killed and areas in the south of the country and the southern suburbs of Beirut have been under intense attack.

    Nearly 30 Israelis have been killed.

    Collective punishment

    Many in Lebanon consider Israel's attack to be unjustly punishing a country that has little control over Hezbollah, a political party with a military wing that is stronger than the Lebanese army.

    Boutrous Harb, a Lebanese member of parliament, told Aljazeera.net that "Lebanon cannot afford the escalation of this destruction. The Lebanese government is not in the position to control the behaviour of Hezbollah."

    There is anger at Hezbollah among many Lebanese who believe that its operation to capture soldiers on Wednesday invited Israel's military response, and some believe that Hezbollah is not acting in the interests of Lebanon.

    Said Goksel: "If this carries on like this Hezbollah will turn up as the villain in this. This is not going to be healthy for this country. Forget national dialogue. Hezbollah has made it clear that it is not interested in internal politics."

    But besides being a militia, Hezbollah is a political party popular with Lebanon's Shia community, and while much of Hezbollah's infrastructure can be destroyed, support for Hezbollah is likely to remain among the Lebanese Shia - the country's largest group.

    Lebanon is now waiting for a land invasion, and although there are reports of Israel sending its special forces into the country, it may be unwilling to consider a prolonged occupation.

    Saad-Ghoreyeb said: "That's Hezbollah's forte, fighting the Israelis on land. I think that would be a serious miscalculation on the behalf of the Israelis."
    http://english.aljazeera.(...)F2D-D1C4EC8E941E.htm
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:11:32 #18
    89730 Drugshond
    De Euro. Mislukt vanaf dag 1.
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:02 schreef venomsnake het volgende:

    [..]

    Ik vind het prima, alleen voegen die foto's weinig toe.
    Maar dan moet je bij Drugshond zijn, dankzij zijn gekloot in de OP kan ik hem niet meer aanpassen.
    Als het goed is staat de vergrendeling nu uit.
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:15:09 #19
    43493 numero_uno
    Dat zei je ja!
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    - I'm buttwalking... is that a crime? -
    -Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity-
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:02 schreef Triggershot het volgende:

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    ...... maar als je naar een oplossing zoekt moet je eerst weten aan welke eisen een oplossing moet voldoen en tegenover wie jij zit en zelf vertegenwoordigt.
    Tsja met zo'n insteek kun je eerst weer over de eisen gaan discussieren.. zo kom je m.i. niet verder.
    Niets is zo complex als de eenvoud
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:20 schreef Le-proffesseur het volgende:

    [..]

    Tsja met zo'n insteek kun je eerst weer over de eisen gaan discussieren.. zo kom je m.i. niet verder.
    Wel als je een oplossing wilt waaar iedereen gelijk is en mee kan leven.
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:23:54 #22
    89808 Boomstam
    Bart de Tiggelen
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    UN: Middle East conflict could turn into `catastrophe` (Sky News)

    ik begin me serieus vet te irriteren aan die groep malloten, elke hond zag vorige week al dat het cathastofaal kon worden. Als ze nu is echt wat gaan doen ipv zinloze dingen te roepen!
    voortaan staat de VN bij mij is het rijtje hezbollah en de SP, opheffen en uit de geschiedenis boeken verwijderen
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    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:11 schreef Drugshond het volgende:

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    Als het goed is staat de vergrendeling nu uit.
    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 14:56 schreef Pietverdriet het volgende:

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    Jammer dat die foto´s van Israelische meisjes die groetjes op granaten schrijven er niet bij staan
    Done
    "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve" Napoleon Hill
      donderdag 20 juli 2006 @ 15:29:05 #24
    89808 Boomstam
    Bart de Tiggelen
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    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:26 schreef venomsnake het volgende:
    Done
    2 is wel overdreven hoor, in de bovenstaande zie je nu alleen maar israelise agressie.
    doe maar 1 van die trein ipv 2 van die kinderen
    pi_40013997
    quote:
    Op donderdag 20 juli 2006 15:23 schreef Boomstam het volgende:
    UN: Middle East conflict could turn into `catastrophe` (Sky News)
    Tsja, het is frapant dat je ze tijdens de jarenlange raketaanvallen van Hezbollah vanuit het zuiden van Libanon nooit gehoord hebt.
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