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I'm sorry for being late in posting, but the Internet connection isn't what it used to be. Thanks for my fellow blogger Jamal for helping me stay in touch!
Below are all the posts I meant to publish these few days...
Below are all the posts I meant to publish these few days...
posted by Ramzi at Saturday, July 22, 2006
14 Comments:
I hope this will remind the Lebanese not to elect ANY members of Hezbollah during the next election. 30% of the government that was voted in, was in fact Hezbollah backed, you can only blame yourselves. I hate that civilians are dying, but you voted in terrorists and they did what all terrorists do, they kidnapped and are currently torturing Israeli soldiers. Save yoruselves by ridding the government of the terrorists and watch how quickly your country becomes stable. Once you get that done, then you can concentrate on becoming a Christian so you don't spend eternity in hell. Good luck.
Terrorists are getting what they deserve, and the people of Lebanon who voted them into goverment are reaping what the sowed.
Bill
Dallas
".. the people of Lebanon who voted them into goverment are reaping what the sowed. "
This is so true. When I see how your 'elected' president treated the New Orleans victims I am not surprised with your comment...
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Einstein
Look at the ones we left behind in New Orleans, we didn't lose much.
Save yourself, Jesus loves you. Allah did not even exist, well he did, but he was an image of the Devil.
By the way, I love the Goethe quote, he had contracted syphilis when he said it, surely you must be famailiar with syphilis and how it can affect the brain? And branch out a little bit, quote someone from a country other than Germany, maybe someone from the middle east, oh never mind, so little of value has come from that region since Christ was born, it would be hard.....sleep well my friend, and remember Jesus is waiting for you, don't spend eternity in hell.
sorry for being so hateful
Even though I don't have a political agenda, given the context of the posts I tolerate political comments on this blog, even from illiterate people such as Anonymous above.
But RACIST comments will not be.
Sorry for being hateful? Did you just remember that christianity is all about love?
I'm keeping your comment because your words are self defeating.
Any more will be deleted.
from a fellow christian...
to the jews that wrote this rubbish,
i find it comforting to think that all the other walls of your king temple fell for a reason;
and mark my words, the last one is going to fall sooner or later...
you are doomed, you were victims of racism and still, you persist in treating arabs and what is far worse christians, and talking about jesus, like that... cheap people, half people, almost worth a zyklon b tank.
and sorry for the racist comment, but some people don't deserve much better... i guess some mid-1900 guys understood that
I don't like racist comments. I like truth. It's true that Jews and Israelis it's not exactly the same. it's true that israeli can't use shoah as an excuse for every fucking crime they are committing today (in 2006).
it's true that Israel is a criminal state. it's true that they were condemned by UN with several resolutions. it's true that yesterday they were condemned by the International Commission of Jurists as State Criminals (look here: http://www.icj.org/news.php3?id_article=3986&lang=en
) it's true that they don't move a finger if USA don't ask them to... it's true that USA is trying to use lebanon to sack Syria and Iran in one move. it's true that lebanese people is no fucking responsible for this, for the problems and madness of Bush administration... but it's true that lebanese people is paying. for other people's faults. this is not acceptable. not at all
dear ramzi,
your blog was published in an
israeli newspaper, so here i am
to express my support and deep
sympathy to the lebanese people.
i am not a politician, but just
a plain citizen here in tel-aviv,
working in the hi-tech industry,
and i have a drem that perhaps
one day i'll be able to visit
lebanon as a turist. i read that
it's a beautiful country and
very nice people.
please belive me that we have nothing
against lebanese people, but all
the fight is to smash a terror
organization within your territory.
wishing you and your friends
peace and love from tel-aviv.
efi
Hey Ramzi,
I heard about you through the Israeli newspaper, too.
I was worried about you when you didn't post any more blogs for a few days, but I am glad you have been able to upload a few more blogs.
Keep sane, balanced and keep that great sense of humour.
Hanna
Certainly people do reap what they sow when electing certain public officials. Case in point - George W. Bush. As an American, I am embarassed and disguted by some of the comments here which are no doubt from ignorant Christian Americans. Who knows if this blogger is Muslim? he could be but he could be Christian. Either way, leave people alone and out of this. Americans have a hard time separating governments of countries from the people. We're lucky foreigners are more savvy and generally separate government actions they disagree with from the population of a nation. If that were not the case, I wouldn't be able to go abroad and not be harassed even though I did not vote for Bush and I absolutely despise the man. I am so ashamed to be American sometimes, and this is one of those times.
I am not ashamed of being American ever. And I am not ashamed of being Jewish ever. There are bad Americans, bad Jews, bad Christians, and bad Muslims - how do we as a peace-seeking group of people stop the terrorists? Make them responsible for the 'over-reaction'? Under-reaction in the past didn't work.
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