The REAL Apartheid! (against the Palestinians) - GoFuckYourself.com

sperbonzo · 05-24-2007, 11:48 AM

Some thoughts to consider....

May 23, 2007 - For the past several days the army shelled the Palestinian refugee camp. On the first day six civilians were killed, including two children, with more deaths to follow. Sixty more were wounded.

Thousands of civilians fled the camp as the shelling continued. Artillery fire disrupted delivery of food and water to the camp, preventing United Nations convoys from getting through. Hidden by darkness, civilians continued their flight, with as many as 10 people packed into one car, flying white flags from their windows. "There are dead and wounded on the road, inside the camp!" one woman screamed."

The 40,000 refugees remaining in the camp had neither food nor water. Homes, mosques, and water tanks were hit. Damage to the infrastructure was extensive.

Oddly, there was no cry of outrage from the United Nations and the international community. No protests or demonstrations from Palestinian advocates around the world. No denunciations by Arab leaders defending their Palestinian brothers and sisters.

Because this refugee camp is in Lebanon, and the attacking army is Lebanese. In the Middle East Arabs are allowed to kill Arabs without protest, especially when they are fighting "terrorism," and even when there is civilian "collateral damage."

This happened in the Nah al-Bared refugee camp near Tripoli in northern Lebanon. The Lebanese army was going after the Fatah al-Islam group of "militants" who were hiding in that camp.

Were such harsh measures really necessary? Wouldn't it be more enlightened to examine the "root causes" of terrorism, if we really want to stamp it out?

Consider this:

There are about 400,000 Palestinian refugees living in camps scattered throughout Lebanon. They live in poverty and crowded conditions, in a state of apartheid, with fences separating them from the rest of Lebanese society. Lebanese law regards them as foreigners, with none of the privileges of citizenship. The rate of unemployment is as high as 70%, and those who do work perform menial jobs that others shun. "I don't even bother looking for work any more," says one inhabitant of the Rashidieh refugee camp who has a wife and nine children to feed. "They treat us like slaves. I get seven or eight dollars a day at most and it's not enough for food."

The children in these camps constitute the third generation of Palestinian refugees. Shaheen Chugtai, a spokesman for Save the Children, says: "When you put people in that kind of situation for a long period of time you find inevitably there is more stress, more violence, more abuse." They are Arabs living as pariahs in an Arab land.

Many people don't know that the number of Jewish refugees from Arab lands is roughly equal to the number of Palestinian refugees. But there are no Jewish refugee camps. In Israel that would be considered shameful. Israel absorbed the Jewish refugees, made them full citizens and gave them their dignity. Only Arab countries have the entitlement to discriminate against their own refugees in perpetuity, and receive sympathy for it.

It's time to examine the root causes of the refugee problem. It's time to consider the real apartheid.

eid

SLOWDOWN ILL CUM TOO FAST · 05-24-2007, 11:50 AM

from my quick read there you have a good point

sperbonzo · 05-24-2007, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by SLOWDOWN ILL CUM TOO FAST

from my quick read there you have a good point

Yes, it's almost orwellian that there is such a double standard....

PostWhore · 05-24-2007, 12:03 PM

this is the joo board dont expect more then that..

sperbonzo · 05-24-2007, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by PostWhore

this is the joo board dont expect more then that..

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notabook · 05-24-2007, 01:42 PM

Summary: Arabs kill other Arabs.

Randyyy · 05-24-2007, 01:50 PM

I think it's funny when ppl insist in posting shit like that on here

CWeb · 05-24-2007, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by sperbonzo

There are about 400,000 Palestinian refugees living in camps scattered throughout Lebanon. They live in poverty and crowded conditions, in a state of apartheid, with fences separating them from the rest of Lebanese society. Lebanese law regards them as foreigners, with none of the privileges of citizenship. The rate of unemployment is as high as 70%, and those who do work perform menial jobs that others shun. "I don't even bother looking for work any more," says one inhabitant of the Rashidieh refugee camp who has a wife and nine children to feed. "They treat us like slaves. I get seven or eight dollars a day at most and it's not enough for food."

Good point tho not exactly new.. You are talking about the largest refugee region in the world and this has been the case of over 30 (?) years. The majority of the inhibitants are UN registered refugees.

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Originally Posted by sperbonzo

It's time to examine the root causes of the refugee problem.

Maybe it is overdue time??

livechat · 05-24-2007, 01:53 PM

STFU Palestinians are bringing it on themselves!!!

CWeb · 05-24-2007, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by livechat

STFU Palestinians are bringing it on themselves!!!

They did???

Never knew that amazing fact

05-24-2007, 11:48 AM	#1
sperbonzo I'd rather be on my boat. Industry Role: Join Date: May 2003 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 9,748	The REAL Apartheid! (against the Palestinians) Some thoughts to consider.... May 23, 2007 - For the past several days the army shelled the Palestinian refugee camp. On the first day six civilians were killed, including two children, with more deaths to follow. Sixty more were wounded. Thousands of civilians fled the camp as the shelling continued. Artillery fire disrupted delivery of food and water to the camp, preventing United Nations convoys from getting through. Hidden by darkness, civilians continued their flight, with as many as 10 people packed into one car, flying white flags from their windows. "There are dead and wounded on the road, inside the camp!" one woman screamed." The 40,000 refugees remaining in the camp had neither food nor water. Homes, mosques, and water tanks were hit. Damage to the infrastructure was extensive. Oddly, there was no cry of outrage from the United Nations and the international community. No protests or demonstrations from Palestinian advocates around the world. No denunciations by Arab leaders defending their Palestinian brothers and sisters. Because this refugee camp is in Lebanon, and the attacking army is Lebanese. In the Middle East Arabs are allowed to kill Arabs without protest, especially when they are fighting "terrorism," and even when there is civilian "collateral damage." This happened in the Nah al-Bared refugee camp near Tripoli in northern Lebanon. The Lebanese army was going after the Fatah al-Islam group of "militants" who were hiding in that camp. Were such harsh measures really necessary? Wouldn't it be more enlightened to examine the "root causes" of terrorism, if we really want to stamp it out? Consider this: There are about 400,000 Palestinian refugees living in camps scattered throughout Lebanon. They live in poverty and crowded conditions, in a state of apartheid, with fences separating them from the rest of Lebanese society. Lebanese law regards them as foreigners, with none of the privileges of citizenship. The rate of unemployment is as high as 70%, and those who do work perform menial jobs that others shun. "I don't even bother looking for work any more," says one inhabitant of the Rashidieh refugee camp who has a wife and nine children to feed. "They treat us like slaves. I get seven or eight dollars a day at most and it's not enough for food." The children in these camps constitute the third generation of Palestinian refugees. Shaheen Chugtai, a spokesman for Save the Children, says: "When you put people in that kind of situation for a long period of time you find inevitably there is more stress, more violence, more abuse." They are Arabs living as pariahs in an Arab land. Many people don't know that the number of Jewish refugees from Arab lands is roughly equal to the number of Palestinian refugees. But there are no Jewish refugee camps. In Israel that would be considered shameful. Israel absorbed the Jewish refugees, made them full citizens and gave them their dignity. Only Arab countries have the entitlement to discriminate against their own refugees in perpetuity, and receive sympathy for it. It's time to examine the root causes of the refugee problem. It's time to consider the real apartheid. eid __________________ Michael Sperber / Acella Financial LLC/ Online Payment Processing [email protected] / http://Acellafinancial.com/ ICQ 177961090 / Tel +1 909 NET BILL / Skype msperber

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