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If this is a “defeat”, then Israel should have more of them !

Posted on Mercredi 23 août 2006

Pour ceux qui l’auraient raté, intéressant commentaire du Times (trouvé sur Monnerat) …
Extraits:

« What, after all, does this Hezbollah claim consist of? The organisation considers it a triumph that it has not been completely “destroyed” after just four weeks of fighting. »

(Lire la suite…)

jc durbant @ 13:51
Filed under: De la guerre et de la paix andIslamisme et RATP/ROP andIsrael forever!
Deux mythes: « l’islamophobie » et « le musulman modéré »

Posted on Mercredi 23 août 2006

Roger Kimball sur un article de Martin Walker:

Mr. Walker’s talk of « Europe’s Mosque Hysteria » is on a par with the criticism of « Islamophobia. » A phobia is an irrational fear or dread. But dreading the effects of the incursion of radical Islam into Western society is eminently rational, as the events of 9/11, 7/7, the Madrid train bombing, the Bali nightclub bombing, the murder of Theo van Gogh and Pym Fortuyn [a reader reminds me that Fortuyn was not murdered by radical Islamists but a crazed "animal rights" activist], the wave of embassy burnings in the wake of those Danish cartoons of Moahmmed, and a hundred other incidents show. Like Rodney King, Mr. Walker wonders why we can’t all get along. Neville Chamberlain tried the same wheeze. Adolf was only too happy to play along. Until, that is, he decided the time for playing was over.

Sittingbull @ 13:50
Filed under: Islamisme et RATP/ROP
Bombes allemandes: « C’est un complot des croisés allemands »

Posted on Mercredi 23 août 2006

Dans le Spiegel:

The Lebanese men suspected of having deposited bombs on German trains last month were hired hands — in the employ of the German government itself.That, at least, is what one 27-year-old from Saudi Arabia believes. « It’s all a Protestant crusade, » the man explains. « All of northern Germany is Protestant, isn’t it? And so is President Bush. » Then the man launches into a melange of confusing arguments and historical facts. The bubonic plague, Martin Luther and former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl all make a cameo. It’s all connected somehow, the man is sure of it.

Sittingbull @ 13:49
Filed under: Islamisme et RATP/ROP
Al Qaeda Poll Shows No Iraq-Terror Link

Posted on Mercredi 23 août 2006

Al Qaeda Poll Shows No Iraq-Terror Link

By Scott Ott, Editor-in-Chief, ScrappleFace.com
News Fairly Unbalanced. We Report. You Decipher.

(2006-08-23) — The latest poll of al Qaeda members worldwide shows that 91 percent see no link between the global fight against Islamic terrorists and the ongoing U.S. effort to establish a free and democratic Iraq.

The results follow release of a New York Times/CBS News poll showing 51 percent of Americans also fail to see the connection.

“The al Qaeda public is simply not buying President Bush’s argument that a free Iraq will make the world more secure by denying safe-haven to terrorists,” said an unnamed spokesman for al-Razmuhsan, the polling division of al-Jazeera. “Our survey shows that the average al Qaeda man on the street is much like the average American. He has no fear that Islamic fascists plan to use Iraq as a base from which to fight their jihad to establish a global Muslim caliphate.”

In other results that parallel U.S. public opinion, the poll shows that the overwhelming majority of al Qaeda members think that “planting the seeds of democracy in the Arab world” is not worth the cost in American lives and money, and most believe that a hasty retreat of American forces will not embolden the terrorists.

The al-Razmuhsan poll was conducted over the past three weeks in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Iraq, Indonesia, Great Britain, Russia, France and the U.S., by contacting al Qaeda cell leaders via satellite phone or donkey courier.

lagrette @ 12:51
Filed under: Guligulis et glouglous
En reponse à l’antiaméricain du mois d’août

Posted on Mercredi 23 août 2006

Un certain Damien Millet (notre candidat à l’antiaméricain du mois) avait écrit à Libé pour se plaindre des dons de Gates et Buffet dans la lutte contre le sida. Une belle reponse de Philippe Manière. On dirait du Letel…

Il est indécent de faire la fine bouche devant les dons de Gates et de Buffett aux Africains.

Ne tirez pas sur les philantropes!
Par Philippe MANIERE

Dans « libé » de ce jour.

Mateamargo @ 10:22
Filed under: Généralités