Horror Day of Israeli Attacks:
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It is because of that book that I don't hate them. Pity would be a better term and in awe at how stupid they are.
He didn't create the mess, he's already cleaning up the mess in Syrian and Iraq that Israel and the US created.
Yep.
(in part)
Deliveries of Mi-35 helicopter gunships and Su-25 fighters that provide close air support for ground troops have begun, added the source.
Iraq also has contracts for Mi-28 attack helicopters and mobile Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air and anti-aircraft artillery systems.
Russia's ambassador to Baghdad, Ilya Mogunov, had previously said he believed up to 10 Sukhoi fighter jets would be delivered by the end of the summer.
Russia and Iraq in 2012 signed contracts worth $US4.2 billion ($A4.54 billion) to supply 36 of the Mi-28 attack helicopters and 48 of the Pantsir units, according to Russian Technologies (RosTec) which controls their producers.
Later it signed contracts for six Mi-35 helicopters and Su-25 fighters.
- See more at: http://www.skynews.com.au/news/worl...ing-weapons-to-iraq.html#sthash.bCfgeXtC.dpuf
(in part)
Deliveries of Mi-35 helicopter gunships and Su-25 fighters that provide close air support for ground troops have begun, added the source.
Iraq also has contracts for Mi-28 attack helicopters and mobile Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air and anti-aircraft artillery systems.
Russia's ambassador to Baghdad, Ilya Mogunov, had previously said he believed up to 10 Sukhoi fighter jets would be delivered by the end of the summer.
Russia and Iraq in 2012 signed contracts worth $US4.2 billion ($A4.54 billion) to supply 36 of the Mi-28 attack helicopters and 48 of the Pantsir units, according to Russian Technologies (RosTec) which controls their producers.
Later it signed contracts for six Mi-35 helicopters and Su-25 fighters.
- See more at: http://www.skynews.com.au/news/worl...ing-weapons-to-iraq.html#sthash.bCfgeXtC.dpuf
Those who support genocide and murder of innocents are just as guilty as those pulling the trigger.
Are you REALLY joining with the rest of these ****ing idiots and insisting that a territory with a high life expectancy at birth, that has quadrupled its population in 40 years is a victim of GENOCIDE????
At the moment here seems to be about 1,000 that will never see a natural death.
And that is better than reading the charter for yourself. You didn't strike me as a person that has a nose-ring that is well used.
The road ranger says it's mandatory. Free thought in regards to savages is an indictable offense.
I hear Jeffry Dolmer is an Israeli firster, you going to use that is incentive also?
Ex-Israeli soldier speaks out… what he says will change everything you think you know about Israel!
The talk by Eran Efrati was filmed in Denver, Colorado on March 3, 2014 as part of The Soldier and the Refusenik U.S. tour with Maya Wind. Eran talk about his experiences in the IDF and then more broadly discusses Israel, its relationship to the U.S. and the global expansion of militarism.
Eran Efrati, 28, was born and raised in Jerusalem. After graduating high school he enlisted in the IDF, where he served as a combat soldier and company sergeant in Battalion 50 of the Nachal Division. He spent most of his service in Hebron and throughout the West Bank. In 2009, he was discharged and joined Breaking the Silence, an organization of veteran Israeli soldiers working to raise awareness about the daily reality in the Occupied Territories. He worked as the chief investigator of the organization, collecting testimonies from IDF soldiers about their activities. He also guided political tours and to the West Bank and worked to educate Israeli youth about the reality of being a soldier in an occupying army. His collected testimonies appear in the booklet “Operation Cast Lead” and their most recent release “Our Harsh Logic”. Since leaving Breaking the Silence, his investigative reports appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Guardian. Today he is active with the Israeli groups Anarchists Against the Wall and Boycott from Within.
An Israeli Soldier's Story - Eran Efrati - YouTube
The talk by Eran Efrati was filmed in Denver, Colorado on March 3, 2014 as part of The Soldier and the Refusenik U.S. tour with Maya Wind. Eran talk about his experiences in the IDF and then more broadly discusses Israel, its relationship to the U.S. and the global expansion of militarism.
Eran Efrati, 28, was born and raised in Jerusalem. After graduating high school he enlisted in the IDF, where he served as a combat soldier and company sergeant in Battalion 50 of the Nachal Division. He spent most of his service in Hebron and throughout the West Bank. In 2009, he was discharged and joined Breaking the Silence, an organization of veteran Israeli soldiers working to raise awareness about the daily reality in the Occupied Territories. He worked as the chief investigator of the organization, collecting testimonies from IDF soldiers about their activities. He also guided political tours and to the West Bank and worked to educate Israeli youth about the reality of being a soldier in an occupying army. His collected testimonies appear in the booklet “Operation Cast Lead” and their most recent release “Our Harsh Logic”. Since leaving Breaking the Silence, his investigative reports appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Guardian. Today he is active with the Israeli groups Anarchists Against the Wall and Boycott from Within.
An Israeli Soldier's Story - Eran Efrati - YouTube
You got that exactly backwards. Israel is the good guys here, not the muzzie terrorists.
There are no good guys.
Well, perhaps children, infants, mothers, parents, Grandparents on both sides of this horror
Well, perhaps children, infants, mothers, parents, Grandparents on both sides of this horror
Israel and they have a uniform for you so you can put your feet where you obviosly want to be. You can cheer in between killing unarmed people.