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Ursprungligen postat av Fennicum
Ööööh vad har det att göra med att små barn skriver hälsningar på artillerigranater? Det är bara jävligt sjukt. Men jag märker att du inte alls reagerade på den aspekten 
Det är sjukt, men så har också israeler i gemen, och sionist-chauvinistiska judar i allmänhet, en fullständigt förvrängd verklighetsuppfattning, en totalt pervers världsbild, där endast det egna lidandet existerar (och alltid förtjänar att imaginärt fabulerande och tårdrypande förstoras på de mest löjeväckande groteska sätt), och deras offer inte överhuvudtaget räknas som människor och inte förtjänar någon misskund. Det beklagliga är att västliga media många gånger (av någon anledning
) i praktiken upprepar denna, sjuka, inhumana, "bibliska" och "talmudiska" idioti:http://www.antiwar.com/orig/cook.php?articleid=9320
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"---Here we go again – another "serious escalation" has begun in the Middle East, or so BBC World was telling audiences throughout Sunday. So what prompted the BBC's judgment that the crisis was escalating once more?
You can be sure it had nothing to do with the more than 130 Lebanese dead after five days of savage aerial bombardment from at least 2,000 sorties by Israeli war planes that are making the country's south a disaster zone and turning Beirut into a crumbling ghost town. Those dead, most civilians and many of them women and children, hardly get a mention, their lives apparently empty of meaning or significance in this confrontation.
Nor is it the Lebanese roads and bridges being pounded into dust, the petrol stations and oil refineries going up in smoke, the phone networks and TV stations being obliterated, the water and electricity supplies being cut off. The rapid transformation of a modern vibrant country like Lebanon into the same category of open-air prison as Gaza is not an escalation in the BBC's view.
No, the BBC proffered a first, hesitant "escalation" on Thursday night when Hezbollah had the audacity to fire a handful of rockets at Haifa in response to the growing Lebanese death toll. The worst damage the Katyushas inflicted was one gouging a chunk of earth out of the hillside overlooking the port.
But the BBC felt confident to declare the escalation had turned "serious" on Sunday when Hezbollah not only fired more rockets at Haifa but one killed a group of eight railway workers in a station depot.
Now that Israeli civilians as well as Lebanese civilians are dying – even if in far smaller numbers – the BBC's battalions of journalists in northern Israel finally have something to report on.---"
You can be sure it had nothing to do with the more than 130 Lebanese dead after five days of savage aerial bombardment from at least 2,000 sorties by Israeli war planes that are making the country's south a disaster zone and turning Beirut into a crumbling ghost town. Those dead, most civilians and many of them women and children, hardly get a mention, their lives apparently empty of meaning or significance in this confrontation.
Nor is it the Lebanese roads and bridges being pounded into dust, the petrol stations and oil refineries going up in smoke, the phone networks and TV stations being obliterated, the water and electricity supplies being cut off. The rapid transformation of a modern vibrant country like Lebanon into the same category of open-air prison as Gaza is not an escalation in the BBC's view.
No, the BBC proffered a first, hesitant "escalation" on Thursday night when Hezbollah had the audacity to fire a handful of rockets at Haifa in response to the growing Lebanese death toll. The worst damage the Katyushas inflicted was one gouging a chunk of earth out of the hillside overlooking the port.
But the BBC felt confident to declare the escalation had turned "serious" on Sunday when Hezbollah not only fired more rockets at Haifa but one killed a group of eight railway workers in a station depot.
Now that Israeli civilians as well as Lebanese civilians are dying – even if in far smaller numbers – the BBC's battalions of journalists in northern Israel finally have something to report on.---"
