[Info-vax] Trouble in paradise?

[Richard Maher]

On 1/12/2016 9:44 PM, David Froble wrote:
> Jan-Erik Soderholm wrote:
>
>> The second couse of todays problems in the area is the creation of
>> a new country out of the blue in 1947 and the politics from that
>> country since then. That had created many of todays "terrorists".
>
> What?  Another Jew hater?  They are just people, like anyone else.
> Don't blame them for the hate in some people.
>

Mate, just google "gaza shelling" and after "Israelis watch gaza 
shelling" and tell me your blood doesn't boil? Then America says "What? 
you've run out of shells? No worries, here's a whole lot more." But I 
think it is more that the US constantly uses its security council veto 
to snuff out even the most modest of UN resolutions against Israel. But 
let's not forget that Australia not only didn't abstain but actually 
voted against the formation of a Palestinian state :-(

Just before I left London they had the Aldgate station bombing (I used 
to get out at Algate East) I also use to travel through Victoria station 
when the IRA cigarette pack bomb resulted in all bins being removed from 
stations, but Aldgate hit home as I walked past and saw all the flowers 
and the "Have you seen X" posters and the quite of the blocked off 
streets. But what I'd always said to friends and colleagues is that 
fanatics don't frighten me; they'll always be around. What frightens me 
is when the average professional Joe/Mohammad with a wife, kids, and a 
mortgage becomes radicalized and decides throw away everything and join 
the cause. If they can't get succor in the UN court of international 
arbitration because one country keeps vetoing what the rest of the world 
agrees on then what should they do?

The only good thing about the scum that is IS is that no thinking person 
would possibly do anything that would even remotely align them with 
what's been carried out in the middle east or the rest of the world.

Can we get back to Sweden bashing now?