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Témoris Grecko “Channel 4 News has learnt 16 people are feared dead following the clashes. Another unconfirmed report puts the toll at 19.
A spokesperson for “Freedom Flotilla” says three people are hurt on another boat, believed to be a joint Greek and Swedish vessel. The captain is reportedly among the injured.”
even the way that they re defending themself is f..ing crazy and hilarious!!
Témoris Grecko Yesterday, I asked: “How many imbeciles can you count in the Israeli government?” The Israeli press did it for us: seven. Starting with Prime Minister Netanyahu and MInister of Defence Barak.
I’m surprised that journalist Yossi Sarid didn’t include Foreign Affairs Minister Lieberman. Maybe because he didn’t have direct authority in an operation like this one.
Sarid concludes: “Stupidity knows no bounds, and it is a ministerial prerogative. And what is boundless is also unfathomable. So the septet will persist in its evil ways, endangering us more than any ship could, for madness will rule us. That gang in Jerusalem will insist on drowning us again and again, for there is no courage to change even after all the disasters.”
“Like in “Mini-Israel,” the park where there is everything, but smaller, Israel embarked yesterday on a mini Operation Cast Lead. Like its larger, losing predecessor, this operation had it all: the usual false claim that is was they who had started it – and not the landing of commandos from helicopters on a ship in open sea, away from Israeli territorial waters. There was the claim that the first act of violence came not from the soldiers, but the rioting activists on Mavi Marmara; that the blockade on Gaza is legal and that the flotilla to its shores is against the law – God knows which law.
Again came the claim of self defense, that “they lynched us” and that all the dead are on their side. Once more the use of violence and excessive and lethal force was in play and once more civilians wound up dead.”
Another paragraph:
“Yesterday’s fiasco could and should have been prevented. This flotilla should have been allowed to pass and the blockade should be brought to an end.”
“Yesterday there was no one on the planet, not a newsman or analyst, except for its conscripted chorus, who could say a good word about the lethal takeover.”
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/operation-mini-cast-lead-1.293417
“Like in “Mini-Israel,” the park where there is everything, but smaller, Israel embarked yesterday on a mini Operation Cast Lead. Like its larger, losing predecessor, this operation had it all: the usual false claim that is was they who had started it – and not the landing of commandos from helicopters on a ship in open sea, away from Israeli territorial waters. There was the claim that the first act of violence came not from the soldiers, but the rioting activists on Mavi Marmara; that the blockade on Gaza is legal and that the flotilla to its shores is against the law – God knows which law.
Again came the claim of self defense, that “they lynched us” and that all the dead are on their side. Once more the use of violence and excessive and lethal force was in play and once more civilians wound up dead.”
Another paragraph:
“Yesterday’s fiasco could and should have been prevented. This flotilla should have been allowed to pass and the blockade should be brought to an end.”
“Yesterday there was no one on the planet, not a newsman or analyst, except for its conscripted chorus, who could say a good word about the lethal takeover.”
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/operation-mini-cast-lead-1.293417
Un besote, querida Lupita!
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