What was young Mo doing at the demo? They start them young with the rock throwing. Who took him to the 'clash' with the police? Was he just yet on more Pallo human shield to parade to the press?

abu_rashid wrote on Sep 25^th, 2010 at 9:06pm:

By thw way Brian how can a person who doesn't exist die?

"A Palestinian infant "  There is no one of that nationality, as there is no country by that name

gizmo_2655 wrote on Sep 26^th, 2010 at 2:16pm:

I don't think he has the mental capacity to work that one out Giz !!

abu_rashid wrote on Sep 26^th, 2010 at 7:53pm:



Fabbo!! So we can then rename Palestinians as the Levantines, since that was the name of the area before it was called Palestine (and after it was called Judea and Samaria and Israel).





gizmo,

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Nowhere does it state the baby attended the protest. Since the protest was in a village, it's quite likely innocent bystanders could've been affected, especially with the trigger happy squatters that pollute the holy land. [/quote]

You make it up as you go, don't you?  Your opening gambit was 'baby murdering scum', implying that the settlers wanted to kill young Mo, that it was an intentional killing - but now, when questioned, he's suddenly an innocent bystander. But the report says that the teargas was fired "to break up a protest in al-Issawiya".  Young Mo was in the crowd of protesters. He didn't 'attend', he was taken there, most probably by his father or other male relatives.  

But then again, jew-baiting is a spectator sport in those parts. More fun than getting down to the mundane business of actually creating a functioning society. Can't be fagged with that while there are 'polluters' to heckle.

Imagine, just imagine, if anyone referred to Arabs or Muslims as 'polluters' in Australia or any other non-Arab, non-Muslim country.  There would be weeks of wall-to-wall rage boys killing and burning to salve the hurt feelings.

The weather in England has been Muslim for a long time.... Mostly shiite.

No it wasn't Brian, even your warped mind can't say that.


"Arabs lived there long before the Islamic period, perhaps a millenium prior to that."

Read you books child instead of "" always playing the Arab at school.

All by himself down the back of the sports oval.""

According to an old school friend of yours !!

The name "Palestine" was invented in the year 135 C.E.  Before it was known as Judea, which was the southern kingdom of ancient Israel. The Roman Procurator in charge of the Judean-Israel territories was so angry at the Jews for revolting that he called for his historians and asked them who were the worst enemies of the Jews in their past history. The scribes said, "the Philistines."  Thus, the Procurator declared that Land of Israel would from then forward be called "Philistia" [further bastardized into "Palaistina"] to dishonor the Jews and obliterate their history. Hence the name "Palestine."

Very often one hears the revisionists and propagandists finding ancient historical links between the "Philistines" ("Invaders" in Hebrew) and the Arab "Palestinians."  There is no truth to this claim! The Philistines were one of a number of Sea Peoples who reached the eastern Mediterranean region approximately 1250-1100 B.C.E.  They were actually an amalgamation of various ethnic groups, primarily of Aegean and south-east European origin [Greece, Crete and Western Turkey] and they died out over 2500 years ago!  Those Philistines were  not  Arab... and neither was Goliath!

The Arabs of "Palestine" are just that... Arabs!  And these Arabs of "Palestine" have about as much historical roots to the ancient Philistines as Yasser Arafat has to the Eskimos! 

Even the word "Palestine" has no meaning in Arabic - every word in Arabic has some meaning deriving from the Koran, but the word "Palestine" does not. If anything, the name "Palestine" was associated with Jews. In the years leading up to the rebirth of Israel in 1948, those who spoke of "Palestinians" were nearly always referring to the region's Jewish residents. For example, the "Palestine Post" [forerunner of today's Jerusalem Post] newspaper and the Palestine Symphony Orchestra were all-Jewish. The "Palestine Brigade Regiment" was composed exclusively of Jewish volunteers in the British World War II Army. In fact, Arab leaders rejected the notion of a unique "Palestinian Arab" identity, insisting that Palestine was merely a part of "Greater Syria."

Brian best you get down down to the back of the sports oval, where you can paly at being an Arab.