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Daily Kos Hits Earth’s Core, Digs

Posted by Atilla89 on May 14, 2008

Sorry guys for the large break. I’ve had a lot of work to get through, but know the worst is over, yay! Israel has made it to her 60th birthday which is something to celebrate, even if there those who can’t appreciate it, here and here, hat tip to LGF.

My favourite of these links is the Daily Kos one, just read this and laugh.

It thus emerged as a major power and a formidable challenger of existing Arabic powers that will decide the fate of the world, coordinated assassination of President Kennedy which unnaturally led to the hasty re-evaluation of American foreign policy for adjustion that align with the interests of Israeli state for total compatibility in irreversibly entangled alliance.

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New Film about Israeli Jails - Hot House

Posted by Atilla89 on August 10, 2007

This film is disgusting. What really bugs me is that it could be used for so much good. It dispels the myths of Palestinians ‘languishing’ behind bars for years on end. But no, all the film does is give a platform for terrorists to spread their messages. Read it for yourself.

No compassionate state would subject a mother to such torture. No sane government would help a cold-blooded mass murderer ascend a cinematic soapbox, spew her venom and get her smiling, glamorous promotional picture in the international papers.

But Israel, in the throes of an existential war on terror, saw no reason to deny Ahlam Tamimi - the person who planned the Jerusalem terror massacre that killed my daughter - that privilege. She and dozens of other Palestinian terrorists were allowed to star in a documentary film that has sold out theaters.

Shimon Dotan, the Romanian-born former Israeli who made “Hot House,” says the Prisons Service freely admitted him to half a dozen prisons across Israel over the course of a year. The authorities deserve a “certificate of honor,” he says, for their permissiveness, adding: “It is difficult for me to say that, and I don’t want to brag about it.”

His film exposes astonishing aspects of life behind bars in Israel where convicted Palestinian terrorists enjoy country-club-like conditions. They all have access to Israeli and Palestinian radio, television and newspapers. Cells, shared with terror-group cronies, are equipped with their choice of colorful rugs and wall hangings. Cooking facilities allow them to indulge their personal culinary tastes. They enjoy bi-weekly family visits. They are free to hone their political skills, conduct internal elections and nurture their political careers. Prison garb is waived; women sport Islamic attire, down to the colorful silk scarves my daughter’s murderer favors. Prayer halls are available for the free practice of the very faith that inspired their crimes. And as the film points out, many of them earn, at the Israeli citizen’s expense, university degrees. In Israel, the death penalty is never applied to terrorists.

No one in the Prisons Service challenges this absurd state of affairs.

“Hot House” could have been used to counter the rampant disinformation about Israel’s treatment of Palestinian prisoners. Yet nothing was farther from the producers’ minds.

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Anti-Semitism in Britain on the rise: The War on Britain’s Jews

Posted by Atilla89 on July 11, 2007

Here’s an excellent, deeply troubling documentary on the rise of a new antisemitism in Britain, from UK Channel 4, in six parts. The documentary is called The War on Britain’s Jews.

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Che Guevara

Posted by Atilla89 on June 28, 2007

I hate this Che, he was a Communist and a mass muderer, yet people still wear his face on T-shirts. Does that mean I should wear Stalin or Mao on a T-shirt? Both were Communists and mass-murders, they fit the profile, yet no one wears them. Why? I can tell, it is because Che is percieved to be the ultimate rebel, the renegade. Thumbs his nose at the establishment, listens to rock n roll, and when pushed creates a revolution in another country to show the society that he loves. Movies such as the Motorcycle Diaries have helped this image take hold over popular imagination for today’s youth. So I think that people should read this article called ‘Turning the page: The real Che’.

http://www.muckraked.com/wordpress/2007/06/07/turning-the-page-the-real-che/

“He’s the ultimate symbol of radical chic but was Che Guevara really a homophobic, racist square who personally ordered the jailing and executions of innocent men, women and children?That’s according to Humberto Fontova, the author of “Exposing the Real Che Guevara and the Useful Idiots Who Idolize Him,” who claims that Guevara probably would have imprisoned or punished most of his celebrity fans, from Johnny Depp to Angelina Jolie.

Among the book’s claims:

- Twice, Che plotted terrorist attacks against New York City. In November 1962, the FBI cracked a terrorist plot by Cuban agents who targeted Macy’s, Gimbel’s, Bloomingdale’s and Grand Central Terminal. They planned to blow up those landmarks with 12 incendiary devices and 500 kilos of TNT the day after Thanksgiving. Several months before visiting New York in December 1964 and being feted by the toast of the city’s intelligentsia, Che hatched a plan with the Black Liberation Army to blow up the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument. The plotters were infiltrated in 1965 by a sharp-eyed NYPD cadet.

- Che detested rock and roll and railed against “long hairs,” “lazy youths,” and homosexuals. At one point, he wrote that the young must always “listen carefully - and with the utmost respect – to the advice of their elders who held governmental authority.”

- Che sidelined black Cubans and mocked those who were part of the revolutionary movement. He once told radio host Luis Pons, “We’re going to do for blacks exactly what blacks did for the revolution. By which I mean: nothing.”

- Che personally ordered 700 executions by firing squad, which he supervised at his jungle headquarters in Cuba. He also hosted book burnings, torching thousands of books owned by suspect intellectuals and librarians.”

I personally like this comment in the comment section:

Morgan
June 8th, 2007 00:34

“Whether this is true or not (I believe it is and is likely not a surprise to his fans), the ubiquitous red t-shirt will for decades serve as a simple way to tell if you’re looking at a moron or not.”

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10 Myths about the Iraq War

Posted by Atilla89 on June 27, 2007

First video posted on blog, yay! Anyway watch this as it is very interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYOYutoB4Xw

Note: This video will take a while to load for some reason, be patient, it is worth it.

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First Post

Posted by Atilla89 on June 27, 2007

This blog will be about politics and occasionally stuff about me. Enjoy!

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