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I'm not familiar with Sheldon Slate - is this a natural slate or a ceramic look alike. We have natural slate in our foyer and love it - but it does tend to flake. We knew that before installing it since we had it in a previous home.
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TORONTO -- The Stanley Cup final opens Wednesday in Chicago as the Blackhawks host the Boston Bruins. Here are five storylines to watch in the seven-game series:
1. Original Six returns
It's the first time two Original Six teams are meeting in the Stanley Cup final since the Montreal Canadiens beat the New York Rangers in 1979. It's also the first time two of the past three champions will play for the Cup since the Canadiens beat the Philadelphia Flyers in 1976.
More than anything else, Boston and Chicago being back in the final speaks to the revitalization of two historic hockey towns that until recently, hadn't experienced this kind of success in decades. The Bruins' last title before 2011 came in 1972, and the Blackhawks' last before 2010 came in 1961.
Winning makes up for a lot of lost time, and since then Boston's TD Garden and Chicago's United Center have featured sellout crowds and electric atmospheres.
And while the careers of Bobby Orr and Bobby Hull made for plenty of Bruins and Blackhawks history, it's the first time these teams are facing each other in a Cup final. For just the third time in major North American sports history, teams from Chicago and Boston will play for a championship.
2. Conn Smythe watch
David Krejci is scoring at a remarkable pace, but he's still not the Conn Smythe front-runner for the Bruins. Krejci leads all players with nine goals and 21 points and Nathan Horton has 17 points of his own, but goaltender Tuukka Rask has been Boston's standout performer.
Rask has a playoff-best .943 save percentage and two shutouts, and he stifled the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Eastern Conference final. Following in the path of 2011 Conn Smythe-winner Tim Thomas, Rask is the reason the Bruins have got this far.
From Chicago's end, it's a wide-open race. Goalie Corey Crawford's numbers aren't far behind Rask's, including a 1.74 goals-against average and .935 save percentage. His play hasn't earned him as much acclaim as Rask, but Crawford outduelled Jonathan Quick of the Los Angeles Kings and has done everything asked of him so far.
Still, don't forget about Patrick Sharp (14 points), Marian Hossa (14 points) and Bryan Bickell (eight goals), any of whom could earn the trophy with a strong series.
3. Goalie change
Rask was on the bench two years ago when Thomas carried the Bruins to the Stanley Cup with a 1.98 goals-against average and .940 save percentage. A year earlier, Rask was on the hook as the starter when the Bruins blew a 3-0 series lead to the Flyers in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
With Thomas taking a year off and being shipped to the New York Islanders for some welcome salary-cap relief, it's Rask's job as Anton Khudobin serves as the backup. Rask has a ring from 2011, but it's not the same as winning the Cup as the No. 1 guy.
Crawford doesn't have a ring from 2010, when he was the third goaltender watching Antti Niemi win the Cup for the Blackhawks. Crawford lost his two previous series before this year's playoffs, stumbling to a sub-.900 save percentage in last season's loss to the Phoenix Coyotes.
But after splitting duties with Ray Emery during the regular season, Crawford has the reins for the Blackhawks in the post-season. He could start making a nice career for himself like Niemi after this impressive run.
4. Power outage
The Bruins and Blackhawks have plenty of offensive firepower, but the conference finals didn't feature a whole lot of anything on the power play.
Even in breezing into the Cup final, Boston and Chicago combined to go 1-for-27 on the power play in the last round. The Blackhawks were 1-for-14, while the Bruins were 0-for-13.
Credit Quick and the Penguins' Tomas Vokoun for some of that, but getting the power play back on track may be key in a series that could have a shortage of goals.
For Boston, it starts from the point. Rookie defenceman Torrey Krug has a team-best three power-play goals despite playing in just nine games.
The Blackhawks count on Hossa, who has three, and on their penalty kill to stifle opposing power plays. Chicago has allowed just three power-play goals on 58 chances, good for 94.8 per cent.
5. Chara effect
Few defencemen can change the complexion of a game or series like the six-foot-nine Chara, who, despite a lack of mind-blowing stats, should be a Norris Trophy finalist every year.
Chara skates almost 30 minutes a game and is a factor in every situation. Along with Rask, he played a huge role in the Bruins holding Penguins stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin to zero points.
The Blackhawks' depth will test the Bruins, but Chara and Dennis Seidenberg thrive on heavy workloads. Unless coach Joel Quenneville can design a way to free his top players from Chara's suffocating presence in the defensive zone, it's a tall task to beat the Bruins.
And Chara is a factor offensively, as well. He has two goals and nine assists in these playoffs, and his blistering slapshot engenders plenty of fear.
Fear of Chara's impact, on both ends of the ice, is well-deserved.
-- The Canadian Press
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It appears that will be the case in the next issue of Batman and Robin.
When we last saw Joker, he was at the mercy of Damian Wayne and a crowbar. In the upcoming issue #14 of Batman and Robin, Joker shows off his insane and brilliant mind. He takes his beating from Damian with that eerie grin of his. At first you might think it's simply because he's crazy or perhaps he actually enjoys taking a beating.
The truth, the Joker always has a plan in mind. The rusty wheels and cogs in that mind of his are always in motion. Somehow the Joker has already planned for this sort of incident.
As his blood starts flying, Joker has a little surprise in store for young Damian.
If the Joker's blood is indeed as toxic as his mind is, I have to wonder how long this has been the case. Joker has shown in the past that he has a knack for creating deadly toxins. We may not know the full details of his past (and apparently he's not so sure of them himself) but he obviously has an extensive knowledge when it comes to dealing with creating deadly mixtures.
The deadly Joker Venom is no longer just part of a weapon (usually a flower on his lapel), it is now inside his body in his blood.
It's hard to figure out what Joker's overall motives are. As brilliant as his crazy mind is, he does often get apprehended and that makes you think it's what he wants. Perhaps he gets bored after a while and doesn't mind taking some time out to just relax at Arkham Asylum (or whatever place they decide to lock him up). He knows and we know that eventually he will escape with minimal effort.
The Joker has angered loads of people. As dedicated as the law enforcement officers are, I'm sure Joker's taken a beating during his booking process. Besides being a violation of his rights (but who really cares since it's Joker, right?), everyone will soon learn that beating up the Joker isn't a good idea.
What this means for Damian remains to be seen. There have been different degrees to the Joker Venom in the past. With Damian getting exposed, we have to assume this isn't a deadly dose he'll be receiving. Maybe even Joker couldn't survive with a deadly strain running through his veins. If this is just enough to paralyze Damian, will Joker take the opportunity to do to Damian what he tried doing to Jason Todd?
Since Grant Morrison is writing the issue, there are obviously many angles to consider. We still don't have all the answers to what Joker was planning as Oberon Sexton. Joker claimed he wanted to help this Batman (as he knows it's not "his Batman") against Doctor Hurt. We'll have to see if he decides to use the crowbar to escape police custody or to take out his Robin issues on Damian.
Besides the crazy action and violence, I think it's important to acknowledge the cunningness of the Joker's mind. I would assume he somehow put the Joker Venom in his blood (I could be wrong but I can't recall it ever being shown in his blood before). I don't think this is a result of the chemical bath he took that turned him into the Joker in the first place. As crazy as he may be, he does excel at mixing and creating this deadly mix of chemicals. He may have been immune to the toxin before but how would he know it wouldn't have an effect on him when introduced into his bloodstream. There's also the fact that he knows it would be a weapon while getting beaten to pulp. You can't deny the Joker has a brilliant mind. It's just too bad he's "crazy as a coot."


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the world is on the brink of collpase.the failers of the financial sectors around the world having major affects on the world economy,but who to blame do we blame the banks or the policy makers. they interfer when things were too late.
now centeral bank is talking anbout reducing the interest rates, that should have been done long time ago.
i dont know what they are playing at, usa can get out of trouble because they have big reserve avaliable to them. that is not the case for the eu.
ecb just let countries solve their own problems, because lowering interst rates are not good for every country. the demand difers across the spectrum. in this difficult time ecb should ease on the rules, so the governments can step in to sort out the problem.
Central Banks are part of the problem. We falsely believe they are there to save us through a judicious dose of interest rate tweaking. They are the ultimate moral hazard, good only for blowing bubbles.Why should we look to artificially-set rates to tell us how risky an investment is, or how much to demand from a fixed deposit? The bond and interbank markets are surely a better indication? The fact that Libor went through the roof despite low official rates proves the utter futility of the latter.Central banks can only create trouble by artificially introducing a bias into the evaluation of risk.
I agree with the ECB, perhaps for other reasons. One thing this mess has shown is that interest rates were far too low, so we got into this horrible debt problem. yes, the Fed idea can get the US out of the mess faster, but the US will have to deal with the debt problem sometime. THe ECB is trying to be 'independent', but also more long-sighted, by wiring not to encourage growth by debt. Yes, that will be much slower, but in the long term, more responsible
@ Aldo67
There is no doubt that ECB and European elites have the long term plan to make the Euro the world's next reserve currencly.
I think your question of whether the European countries can support this approach to creating a "Luxurious Currency" is a great one.
If the countries under which the Euro is based cannot afford the Euro, does the whole ponzi scheme just fall apart?
How much suffering will the satellite eurozone countries tolerate while the core countries enrichen themselves?
Many questions remain and the Euro is not as stable as it appears and its prospects long term are also uncertain.
Don't get me wrong, going back to the way things were would probably create a bigger mess than what exists but I'm more of the proponent that currencies should be used as a stable medium of exchange vs as a weapon of economics between giant trading blocs.
I suspect the ECB is playing a completely different game. By keeping interest rates relatively stable it also keeps the currency stable. In the long run this will help strenghten the case for the euro becoming the "world currency" replacing the dollar. After all the ECB is already far more indipendent than the Federal Reserve, and that alone already is a guarantee of stability. It is the stability of a currency that makes its internation status. Whether the eurozone economies can afford that is another matter. However if the euro does replace the dollar as the reserve currency of choice than those economies will enjoy much of the benefits that America enjoys today. It may even force Britain to join in, as 31% of its GDP comes from the financial sector, and I think in the end the UK will join.
I would agree that holding rates made sense if the EU economy was reasonably strong. However with weakening fundamentals it would be prudent to lower rates. Lower rates will keep the Euro from rising and damaging exports.
The Eurozone already IS in a liquidity trap, so cutting interest rates further will in no way help to spur growth whatsoever. With zero interest rates, governments could start feeling that incurring more and more debts will come virtually for free ... until they will be forced to roll-over their zero interest rate (plus spread) debts at higher costs going forward. Japan has some 160 % of GDP public debt: it shall serve the ECB as a big warning.
"The ECB would like to remain pure. They fear that if they go down this route, they will lose their integrity."WOW. That is EXACTLY the same motivation that the central bank of Japan had when it deferred active intervention and thus caused Japan to lose 10 years.
A system where monetary and fiscal policy makers ultimately report to different entities does not seem to be working at a time of crisis. For all its "purity", the stubborness at which ECB limits itself to its mandate substantially minimizes the value of its contribution, at a time when defending price stability does not appear to be top priority.Either the European Union undertakes the effort to armonize fiscal policies among different states or ECB role will gradually loose its credibility.Alessandro Milesi
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@ Froy:
The State of Israel is NOT NOW … AND NEVER WAS … A COLONIALIST PROJECT !!
Your premise is wrong.
Resistance is futile … since a solution to the Arab/Israeli Conflict will only come through negotiations. The so-called Palestinians … (really Arabs living in the area) … will have to settle with the WB (or what's left of it) & Gaza … that's the deal …
You find it impossible to accept Froy?
Tough. Dem's da breaks!
Life is tough.
The Israelis are tough.
The end of the conflict WILL NOT BE THE ELIMINATION OF THE JEWISH STATE OF ISRAEL (although that's your wish) …
the end of the conflict will be through a negotiation …
it's already been outlined in 2000 w/Clinton's Parameters … that's the deal …
Making the Palestinians wait … for what? They will not be thrown any more 'bones' … the deal was and is what it is … 'the deal' …
• No 'right of return' - Compensation to refugee claimants
• Borders along the line of the Armistice Agreement … with amendments for the Security Wall already in place (including the Major Jewish settlement blocs) … offsets within the present State of Israel to the new Arab State
• No offensive army for the Arab State … NO offensive foreign policy
• An agreement to be signed by the Arab/Muslim world … declaring an end of the conflict with the Jewish State … allowing for NO FURTHER INCITEMENT against the Jewish State
• some recognition of Jerusalem - to be defined - as a 'hat tip' to the Arab/Muslim world … but Jerusalem to remain the undivided capital of the Jewish State of Israel
Deal or No Deal? the ball is in the court of the Arab/Muslim world …
Read Lee Smith … 'The Strong Horse - Power, Politics and the Clash of Arab Civilizations' … he knows you better than you know YOURSELF!
Frankly … I'm pessimistic … the Arab/Muslim world is … too UNEDUCATED … filled with people with OBSCURANTIST ideas … whose very culture is ARCANE … sorry … I'm NOT Margaret Mead … or Claude Levy-Strauss … I'm not charmed …
Why do so many people, and not only Israelis, refer to Israel as the "Jewish state"? Isn't 20% of the Israeli population Arab, that is Christian or Muslim, and therefore not Jewish? (and I 'm talking here of Israel proper, without the occupied territories.) Israel is no more a Jewish state than the US is an Anglo-Saxon state or France a white state, even if in the latter two the "Anglo-Saxon" or white elements are a majority. It is unthinkable (if not ironic) that President Obama would ever refer to the US as a "white country" and yet he thinks nothing of referring to Israel as a Jewish state. Some contradictions are so glaring that I wonder how our leaders can still utter them
Tzatz, just like any colonialist, you would like to see resistance from the occupied natives stop, and let you carry on with your nice colonialist project undisturbed. But see, that's not how it works. In every single case in History natives have struggled to get their land back and expel the colonialists (or, at least, to see their rights recognized as equal citizens of their ancestral homeland).
Of course, colonialists, such as you, will try to argue that if the occupying forces kill them they will only have themselves to blame, for not staying in their nice bantustans and letting bwana do his thing untroubled, for he knows best.
Sorry Tzatz, it has never worked this way. It will never do. Occupied people around the world have an inalienable right to resist, and they have the stubborn tendency to exercise it. Go figure why.
I am curious (as this is what i wanted to originally pose).
In the 2nd world war, when the Allies bombed Germany and Japan cities it only made the civilian populations more determined to fight and support their government in the war. I am forgetting the studies that showed this so forgive me.
So I am curious if there is any data out there showing the average Israeli being more supportive of the restrictive actions like the "siege" and willing to support government in retaliation strikes?
If my assumptions are right, firing rockets into Israel, no matter where in the country, is seriously eroding any peace party movement in Israel. so if anything only makes the situation never likely to be resolved.
the comments have been a very amusing read. It is like people talking to a wall.
The problem with the broad labeling done is that too generalized because people don't want to accept that both sides do have legitimate claims they refuse to address more of the details.
First I think it should be said that if any country did not maintain its borders it is stupid. Considering most stuff goes through Israel proper they have all right to monitor and control the flow of such goods. Gaza and the West Bank are not seen as a sovereign state even by the U.N. hence why they have a special seat. Why then at the current time should they be allowed privileges of controlling borders and trade that is reserved for nations??? Keep in mind one side of the border is not even controlled by Israel, so if Egypt really felt like it, it could open up the border and allow the "humanitarian aid" to flow through.
But egypt doesn't want to, because the Palestinians are in awkward position and Egypt doesn't want to be left being responsible for them.
Pretty to sum it up: Palestinians organizations are dysfunctional and so fragmented that nobody wants to deal with them and in fact they can't even control themselves. I don't blame them, after all people like Arafat and other leaders lined their own pockets with so much money and did a poor job of preparing their people to move forward, too blinded by their own agendas.
the time for a Palestinian state is gone, even if there ever was one, it would be totally dependent upon Israel anyway. but it is gone because the Palestinians have had such poor leadership. They needed people who were devoted to their people not devoted to the destruction of Israel.
Israel also caused all this. Back in the day they didn't fully reach out the Palestinians to bring them fully into their society, and continued to push the Palestinians around in the territories like a 2nd class citizen, so they got left to those low quality leaders.
I understand why this occured, political factions on how the Israeli government is setup has always generally needed the support of groups who advocate for total control of the Holy Land. Not to mention things like Israel is a "Jewish" State.
However, what the palestinians failed to realize is that Israel is Jewish and not Christian. Jews believe in eye for eye, not turn the other cheek. So Israel comes back with more restrictions and security methods and retaliations making life and economic problems for the Palestinians. Why? because israel doesn't shirk away from violence, you might convince some of the ninny european nations to have given in, but not Israel, the ultimate miscalculation.
However, now Israel doesn't have the ability to bring all the Palestinians back and does not have the ability to deal with anyone who actually speaks for all Palestinians. if anything, their withdrawal from Lebanon and from Gaza has shown what happens when Israel attempts to be nice, apparently it only encourages more rockets and attacks against Israel... So I really don't see the motivation for Israel to go down that path.
No politician/leader on either side can advance the peace process to any marked degree without creating internal stresses that very quickly lead to their own political demise. In some cases, their personal demise has also been the result. Even the combined weight of world opinion cannot move the matter that much further forward. There are simply too many competing agendas, too many suspect motives to cloud our judgement and colour our perception when choosing the best path to take.
It follows that, no matter what system is put in place, it is doomed to failure unless it can successfully negotiate the minefield of suspicion and uncertainty that has so far consigned all such efforts to the dustbin of history.
Hence, the passage of 60+ years without some resolution of this conflict demonstrates, time and time again, that only a fundamental shift in our understanding of the subject can accomplish anything of consequence.
If we are to apply the same tired old nostrums that have always failed us in the past, if the only policies on offer are those of yesteryear, then the pressing needs of today will remain unfulfilled and the inconstant vagaries of chance and fortune will be all that's left to shape whatever the future has in store.
Surely we must be able to aspire to something better than that.
@ little_adolf:
Thanks for the 'support' … let's put it this way … it's not about the numbers … since the Arab/Muslim world has ALWAYS outnumbered the Jews in the Holy Land … and ALWAYS will outnumber them … it's motivation … who is more motivated? who is more conscious of their need to maintain a qualitative edge and a 'first strike' capability?
Israel CANNOT AFFORD a first strike … THEREFORE … their military model … WILL ALWAYS BE TO … PREEMPT … ALWAYS … there is no room for error …
So just like the Israelis …
'don't expect mercy … on the battlefield' …
the Israelis WILL continue to inflict a DISPROPORTIONATE HIT … on their ENEMIES … depend on it …
Reed Lee Smith … 'The Strong Horse - Power, Politics, and the Clash of Arab Civilizations' … this is a brilliant explication of the 'problem' of the Arab/Muslim world … the best 'take' on the Arab/Israeli conflict … and the best 'take' on the reasons for America's response … a deep penetrating understanding of how 'culture' TRUMPS … logic and prevents a 'peaceful' outcome … Lee Smith is pure 'genius'
I used to believe in this nonsensical idea of a "two state solution". But, a solution to what? To Islamofascism? To ignorance and anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism? To a group that celebrates the Nazis' destruction of European Jewry?
The only solution is to transfer the Arabs out of Gaza and West Bank into Jordan (or Egypt for the Gazans who are ethnically related to the Sinai population). Then they can be in the majority, unafraid to drive on roads, unbothered by Israeli soldiers, and they can build as much prosperity as they care to.
Why would Arabs want to move into a majority-Jewish state, as their "right of return" dictates? They will simply be arrested or shot the minute they raise arms against Jews, and that will be the end of it. They have proven they lack the capacity to negotiate any kind of peace whatsoever. They want the Jews killed or gone from the region, period. There can be no coexistence when one side thinks this way.
It doesn't matter what the world thinks, what the UN wants, or what the U.S. thinks should be the solution. Israel simply does what is necessary to survive. In times of peace, its people, including 1.4 million Arabs within its borders, prosper. In times of war, Israel doles out a disproportionate share of pain to whoever threatens it.
You Arab-sympathizers who post here, who delight in twisting the facts and trying to create a reality out of a myth, you lose. Israel wins. Deal with it.
Israel today is a technological and scientific superpower; they designed the chips in your cell phones and computers, they are working hard on curing disease and suffering, they contribute to the sciences at the highest level. A few million hard working people on a tiny sliver of biblical Israel, they are a very valuable asset to the world.
By contrast, the Arabs are living in the 10th century and contribute nothing to the modern world, nada, zero. In fact, "zero" is the only thing they've invented in 1000 years. All they have done is perpetrate violence everywhere they go.
So keep on shouting, if it makes you feel better. But send your children to university, a real one and not a fake Islamist one, and let them work toward a better life.
As for civil disobedience--if the Arabs had an ounce of common sense, they would have gone this route of peaceful protest as Martin Luther King and Gandhi espoused, and they would have been unstoppable. Peace Now was once 60% of the people in Israel, and now it's a tiny fringe, thanks to the idiots with their bomb belts who convinced the most liberal fools in Israel that peace with these people was impossible.
@ Straight Forward
Again you are picking and choosing. The Palestinians mainly attack settlers and not mainland Israelis. The settlers are illegal according to the United Nations and the International Community. For every Israeli that is killed, the Israelis kill at least 6 more Palestinians. We have a 1 to 6 ratio of Israeli to Palestinian deaths.
Are the Israelis being murdered, or is it the Palestinians who are being exterminated?
"which Israel has asked the United States to do"
Who said … Israel asked the US to build the wall ? YOU? … even a cursory look on the Internet shows the Egyptians are building it for their own 'protection' … with the aid of the US Army Corps of Engineers …
Maybe Egyptians don't like losing tourist dollars due to terrorist acts … maybe?
Who knows?
But to suggest that Egypt is doing Israel's bidding or that the US & Egypt are doing Israel's bidding is … frankly … Protocols BS … No country is doing someone else's bidding … UNLESS THEY THINK IT'S IN THEIR OWN INTERESTS … THEREBY NEGATING … the idea that they … DO IT FOR SOMEONE ELSE.
@ little_adolf:
leonmen presents facts.
I guess you're one of those that don't let facts confuse them, at least when it comes to Israel.
My dear Extranjero:
Is it possible that most restriction are placed on Palestinians because, with only handful of exceptions, almost 100% of terror attacks are performed by Palestinians?
Talking about racist comments – As you dare say:
'Wow, only 16 Israelis killed from 8 years of Palestinian attacks?...'
Only 16??? – Well, Extranjero, I see that life of Israelis is very cheap for you. Imagine any of those killed are your mother or neighbor, or plummer. Imagine they all have to run for cover, day in and day out, for fear of rockets falling on their heads.
ONLY 16? - I know, Extranjero. It's 'only' Jewish State people. They can be killed.
Talking about 'picking and choosing' – You avoid mentioning the HUNDREDS of innocent Israelis indiscriminately murdered in the past 8 years by suicide bombers, shooters, stabbers...
And what has that to do with road accidents? – If in Israel, like elsewhere in the world, people get killed in road accidents, does this mean it is OK to kill 'only' few more, indiscriminately, by rocket fire? – or by bombing? – or...
You say:
'The vast majority of Palestinians have always gone with non-violence...' – The Palestinian LEADERSHIP for the past 100 YEARS, never accepted the right of the Jews for a state on their own, no matter how big it was. The Palestinians National Charter, like the Hamas Covenant, call for Israel's DESTRUCTION. The Palestinian LEADERSHIP, for the past 100 YEARS, preaches and executes an organized terror campaign targeting innocent civilians. They NEVER tried peaceful solution. NEVER!
@ Straitforward,
You are picking and choosing what details to say and what details to leave out. The vast majority of road restrictions are on Palestinians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Bank
As for the racist comment that you said; "When did Palestinians ever try non-violence?" The vast majority of Palestinians have always gone with non-violence, look at the documentation on Bi'lin. Less than 1% of Palestinians have been suicide bombers, and the rockets have only killed 16 people in an 8 year period.
Wow, only 16 Israelis killed from 8 years of Palestinian attacks? How much deaths have car accidents inside Israel killed? 18 a week at times for car accidents. Isn't this amazing? Cars were born to hate and kill Israelis once they come out of the factories, and are more of a security risk than Palestinians.
The Israel Project states this "Total Deaths Within Israel: 16"
BTW, leonmen's post is funny. I can just see some Afrikaaner in, say, 1970
saying "Apartheid, what apartheid? Why, I had some black boys build my house
for me only recently!".
hilarious. i nearly pissed myself
@ Extranjero:
The Apartheid nonsense again...
Don't you think people can't identify between the South African restrictions on Blacks motivated by racism, and Israel's' reactions to Palestinians indiscriminant attacks on Israeli civilians?
As I have pointed out to you, road restrictions exist on both Israelis (Jews and Arabs) as well as on the Palestinians, motivated by the same reason – prevent indiscriminant killing of Israelis by Palestinian terrorists.
The Economist:
"Most Gazan campaigners from the established political movements say that non-violence is pointless and has never worked."
When ever did the Palestinians try 'non-violence'??
@ Extranjero:
When you remove every settler and soldier from Gaza in 2005 … have 3 border crossings … which bring in all the necessities of life …
Why would there be any necessity to fire rockets from Gaza … period … full stop?
Of course Gaza could have managed to 'build a just society' in these intervening years with the outlook of creating 'FACTS ON THE GROUND' … towards building a 'paradise on the Mediterranean' …
What they did build was …
underground tunnels to bring in munitions of all types from their Islamic mentors … Iran
Hamas is proud to be … the vanguard of the Islamist revolutionaries … inculcating little children in hate and resistance … using citizens as 'hostages' … storing rockets in Mosques and Hospitals … hiding in the only bomb shelters while the average Gazan suffered the indignity of war …
Hamas are losers … they are dinosaurs … and DON'T EVEN KNOW THEY'RE EXTINCT … time for another election?
The border to Gaza was closed by the acts of 'resistance' aimed at the border crossings … grenades … sniper fire … et al …
all the while … Gaza receives … DAILY … THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE … from the JEWISH STATE OF ISRAEL … AT THESE CROSSINGS …
there are no starving Gazans … not starving for food anyways …
What does Hamas bring to the table? …
Islamist defiance …
Islamofascist A/S hate spewed from the pulpits of the mosques …
IN SHORT … no possiblility at a negotiated solution … these guys have only one playbook … the Koran and Sharia Law … that won't cut it in the 21st Century … that's 7th Century dogma that's 1000 years BEHIND THE TIMES!
Wake up … smell the 'botz'!
refer to derridaderider about natives building Afrikaaner homes.
Anyways, all life is important so Israeli life does matter, as well as Palestinian life. What you are arguing is completely different than security because what we have in the West Bank is having settlers steal Palestinian homes then saying the Palestinian-built roads no longer are for Palestinians. Listen to what Btselem has to say on this matter:
"The roads regime, which is based on separation through discrimination, bears clear similarities to the racist apartheid regime that existed in South Africa until 1994" - Btselem
@ Froy … a 'son' of the resistance … LOL … who said:
Israel wish … "is to remove a greatly popular Palestinian leadership that has refused to comply with the occupier's orders" …
This is how you describe … that paragon of democratic governance … Hamas ?
Yes … they won an election … once … and what have they done to improve the lives of the Gazan people? Oh ya … INCREASED the resistance … which has lead to over 1200 deaths in the war in 2008/9. If it was your mother, son, brother, aunt et al who died … would you continue to talk so foolishly … Froy? The Israelis will not be defeated by the Palestinians … or the combined 'might' of the Arab/Muslim world … 'resistance' is futile … encourage 'your people' to make a negotiated settlement and STOP ALL RESISTANCE.
It's silly and childishness to continue the 'resistance' … the only result is more Arab/Muslim deaths … open today's paper to keep score and I'm not talking about the sport's section!
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