nah itulah kalau merasa menjadi jawara yang dilengkapi dengan peralatan perang yang super canggih ?
kalau mau ikutan membunuh seenak udel, contoh israel saja. tapi yang lebih baik adalah DISARMAMENT untuk seluruh negara didunia ini !!! tabek, imelda --- In [email protected], A Nizami <nizam...@...> wrote: > > Israel bisa membunuh bangsa Palestina dengan senjata > illegal rudal cluster dan bom kimia yang diluncurkan > dari pesawat dan helikopter tempur yang diberikan oleh > pemerintah AS. Israel bisa membunuh bayi dan anak-anak > Palestina sebanyak mereka mau tanpa sanksi apa pun > dengan dukungan pemerintah AS. > > Pemerintah AS memberikan milyaran dollar uang pembayar > pajak AS ke Israel. > > Pemerintah AS akan memveto semua resolusi yang > mengutuk kekejaman Israel sebab tidak ada seorang pun > yang bisa jadi presiden AS tanpa dukungan dana jutawan > dan media massa Yahudi AS (contohnya: CNN). > > --- Saut Situmorang <sautsitumor...@...> > menulis: > > > CounterPunch, January 6, 2009 > > > > What Silence Says > > Gaza is Still Waiting on Obama > > > > By TAMI SARFATTI and YONATAN MENDEL > > > > "If missiles were falling where my two daughters > > sleep, I would do everything in order to stop that", > > said Barack Obama when visiting the Israeli town of > > Sderot last July. He visited the city that was under > > Qassam rocket fire from Gaza for some seven years, > > during his campaign to the US Presidency. He gave > > his statement at the local police station where > > hundreds of Qassams were put on display. He visited > > a local family whose house suffered a Qassam hit, he > > met Osher, a child who lost his leg from such an > > attack, he received an 'I Love Sderot' T-shirt from > > the city Mayor, and also a piece of Qassam rocket as > > a keepsake by the Israeli police. He did everything > > right. He smiled when he needed to smile, and > > sobered when seriousness and determination were > > needed. But he did not mention Gaza. > > > > Barack Obama, whose election to office raised the > > hopes of so many in the Middle East, probably > > understood that this was an over-simplified > > presentation of the conflict. But it was election > > time and while American Muslims were inclined to > > vote for him given the recent Republican legacy, > > many of the American Jews were still weighing their > > options with a strong encouragement from the State > > of Israel to consider McCain. Barack Obama most > > probably knew the conflict did not start with the > > Qassam rockets; that it wasnât a simple story of > > good guys vs. bad guys, of Israeli poor victims vs. > > Palestinian evil terrorists. He probably knew that > > Gaza was indeed emptied from Israeli soldiers and > > settlements in the Disengagement Plan in 2005 but > > that this was only a tactical change of the means of > > control Israel employed. He probably knew > > Palestinians could not practice most of the articles > > of the Declaration of Human Rights even before the > > first Qassam was fired: > > they could not go where they wanted in their own > > country and travel abroad if they wished; they could > > not enjoy medical care, a secured and decent job. > > They could not secure their children on-going > > education or even practice the basic right to life, > > freedom and safety. And, as they found out after the > > last elections, they certainly could not choose > > their own leaders. > > > > "I think that no country would accept missiles > > landing on the heads of its citizens", said Obama at > > the same visit in Sderot, looking, once again, only > > at the Israeli experience. âIsraelis should not > > have to live in danger in their homes and > > schools.â No, Israelis should not, but neither > > should Palestinians. And one should remember, there > > is no parity here. Israel is an occupying power, > > whose policy and practices are channelled to protect > > this occupation and fight the various ways of > > resistance to it the Palestinians have practiced: > > from deporting non-violent Palestinian activists and > > jailing political leaders, to assassinating others > > some of who were moderate and others radical and > > possibly prospective suicide bombers. The Israeli > > vision for the Palestinian future is on display for > > all to see, built in cement and barbed wire of the > > so-called security wall around the Gaza Strip, > > around and through Jerusalem, and in the West Bank, > > with hundreds of > > thousands of settlements and an ongoing land > > confiscation and siege. Apparently, until the > > Palestinians will agree to this distorted vision, > > until they will agree to live in a fragmented > > political territory made of enclaves enclosed > > between high walls surrounded with check points and > > gates the keys of which are in the hands of Israel, > > Sderot and Gaza, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Nablus and > > Jenin will not be safe. Is this the future the new > > presidency will offer the Palestinians and the > > Israelis? Is this the change we should believe in? > > > > Your silence Mr. President Elect Obama is ringing > > very loud in the ears of the people of this region. > > It creates despair in those who had the audacity to > > hope for change. And despair is a dangerous engine. > > If you intend to be an honest mediator you should > > speak now. You should speak of the Maliaâs and > > Sasha's of Sderot but also of those of Gaza. They > > all have the right for a decent life free of fear > > and terror. Since Saturday, Israeli pilots killed 62 > > children in Gaza. Their parents too wanted them to > > live a meaningful and happy life; they too wanted > > them to be able to go to school, to eat shaved ice > > cream or watch a movie. Yes, we know there is only > > one president at a time in the US, and that you are > > closely monitoring the situation from Hawaii but we > > need you to speak, just to remind us all of the > > universality of human rights. > > > > On the holy day of Saturday, in one minute, Israeli > > pilots killed 250 Palestinians. This was the highest > > number of Palestinians killed in one day since the > > beginning of the Israeli occupation in 1967. Despite > > this fact, the US administration supported the > > attack as did an overwhelming majority of > > Israeli-Jews. When asked about the success of the > > operation, Israeli Deputy Minister of Defence, Matan > > Vilnai, told the reporter: 'You should go to the > > funerals in Gaza, and you will then realize'. He > > said it on the fourth day of the attack, after > > Israel had already killed 376 Palestinians. The fact > > that by killing masses of Palestinians one only > > widens the vicious circle of hate to include more > > people on both sides and thus hardly making the > > world a safer place, was left outside the debate, as > > always. > > > > Barack Obama will need to remember that there are > > human beings beyond the labels given to them by > > Israelis and Americans. He will need to dare think > > beyond CIA reports, and remember that security > > threats do not emerge in a vacuum. We here in the > > region hope he will learn from mistakes of former > > administrations, and realize that enforcing a vote > > for Fatah, might bring about the exact opposite > > consequences. The dispute between Hamas and Fatah, > > encouraged by Israel and the US, is at the end of > > the day not in the interest of those who want to > > reach an Israeli-Palestinian agreement. Obama and > > his administration will need to challenge these very > > basic assumptions of the US foreign policy. > > > > Gaza and Israel are counting their dead. The people > > of Gaza are sitting in houses with shattered > > windows, no fuel or electricity to heat the winter > > days of this New Year. Israel might soon invade, > > again, with tanks and armed vehicles this place of > > desolation, proving its own citizens who are about > > to go to elections its leaders are tough and mighty. > > Nobody knows how destroyed, devastated and > > revengeful Gaza would be in three weeks time, when > > Obama will step into his new office. Hopefully, by > > then he will acknowledge that there is more than the > > Qassam problem in this conflict, and that the > > daughters of Gaza are also part of our world.*** > > > > Tami Sarfatti is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA, > > living in Tel Aviv > > > > Yonatan Mendel is a PhD candidate in Middle Eastern > > Studies at Cambridge University, living in > > Jerusalem. They can be reached at: > > yonimen...@... > > > > > > Saut Situmorang > > > > > http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=554828232&ref=name > > http://sautsitumorang.multiply.com/ > > > > -During times of universal deceit, > > telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act > > (George Orwell) > > > > > > > > > > > === > Paket Umrah 2009 Mulai Rp 16,9 juta > Informasi selengkapnya ada di: > http://www.media-islam.or.id > > Syiar Islam. 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