Hello Ali. I wrote in my post "before 1973". The Dolphin submarine first appeared in the late 90's. About American aid before 1973, I found absolutely nothing on that on the internet.
Mowaten, the drug trafficking of HA is a fact and they don't even try to hide it. I googled what you asked me to and found nothing on the subject. Also, I can't read French, sorry.
Ado, these protesters were sent by the Baath. They all arrived in identical buses and were heard praising Assad. They're trying to shift the attention from the massacres that they commit. They must've been disappointed so few have died, much less Syrians than they killed today.
mazen, what's so special about the 1949 cease fire lines? Where are you getting your information about "most Israelis"? Haaretz?
Joaquim, how come you guys always "forget" that half the Israelis have roots in Arab countries? Why, when you mention all these countries, you never add Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunis etc?
mowaten. Toughen up? Like how they "though up" against Assad who killed more innocent civilians in a short time span than Israel did in the last 60 years?
bigdigg, Barak is just the minister of defense. After the next elections he might be replaced by someone else, not a big deal. You can't compare him to a dictator who can be replaced only in a coup.
mowaten, do you think people of different parties need to shoot each other, like in Lebanon, in order to have true democracy? Yes, their views aren't too different, since they all put Israel first (unlike some Lebanese politicians who put Syria\Iran\Sa3udia first). You probably expect me to get offended but your trash talk, but unlike you, we don't see our politicians as gods, but only as servants of the people.
Ashkenazi: Hizbullah Poses Biggest Challenge to Israeli Army
27 May 2011, 11:30Hello Ali. I wrote in my post "before 1973". The Dolphin submarine first appeared in the late 90's. About American aid before 1973, I found absolutely nothing on that on the internet.
Mowaten, the drug trafficking of HA is a fact and they don't even try to hide it. I googled what you asked me to and found nothing on the subject. Also, I can't read French, sorry.
Egypt Reopens Rafah Border with Gaza for First Time in 4 Years
28 May 2011, 11:27Wonderful news! Now it's time for Israel to complete the disengagement from Gaza and let Egypt take care of it from now on.
22 Dead, 350 Hurt as Israeli Troops Fire on Naksa Day Protesters in Golan
05 June 2011, 19:37Ado, these protesters were sent by the Baath. They all arrived in identical buses and were heard praising Assad. They're trying to shift the attention from the massacres that they commit. They must've been disappointed so few have died, much less Syrians than they killed today.
Watermelons Block Damour Highway
08 June 2011, 11:28What a waste. There are hungry children in Africa who would love to eat these watermelons.
Syrian Envoy to France Denies Quitting, Says Woman Imitated Her Voice on French TV
08 June 2011, 11:41Lebanese (m14 + M8), you are more than welcome to ignore my comments.
Lieberman: No Chance of Peace if U.N. Recognizes Palestinian State
17 June 2011, 16:31mazen, what's so special about the 1949 cease fire lines? Where are you getting your information about "most Israelis"? Haaretz?
Joaquim, how come you guys always "forget" that half the Israelis have roots in Arab countries? Why, when you mention all these countries, you never add Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunis etc?
mowaten. Toughen up? Like how they "though up" against Assad who killed more innocent civilians in a short time span than Israel did in the last 60 years?
Lieberman: No Chance of Peace if U.N. Recognizes Palestinian State
17 June 2011, 23:47urotherside, the only apartheid states I see are those in which Palestinians live with no civilian rights whatsoever. That is Lebanon and Syria.
Report: Hizbullah Finds Mossad Agents within its Ranks
20 June 2011, 01:28Nasrallah is a Mossad agent. I know this because apparently I'm a Mossad agent as well.
Barak: Assad’s Fall Would Deal Severe Blow to Iran, Hizbullah
20 June 2011, 12:06bigdigg, Barak is just the minister of defense. After the next elections he might be replaced by someone else, not a big deal. You can't compare him to a dictator who can be replaced only in a coup.
Barak: Assad’s Fall Would Deal Severe Blow to Iran, Hizbullah
20 June 2011, 15:18mowaten, do you think people of different parties need to shoot each other, like in Lebanon, in order to have true democracy? Yes, their views aren't too different, since they all put Israel first (unlike some Lebanese politicians who put Syria\Iran\Sa3udia first). You probably expect me to get offended but your trash talk, but unlike you, we don't see our politicians as gods, but only as servants of the people.