Russia's Lavrov Advocates Dialogue with Hamas, Hezbollah
MOSNEWS.COM
What nonsense. If you are trained to hate infidels from the time you begin to walk and talk and you also are told and believe that your 'sad plight' is 'caused by' the infidels, and your only way out is to die (martyrdom) and and go see Allah, to finally achieve 'Nirvana', you don't give a rat's ... you know what.... about your citizen electors, and they ... the citizen electors ... have no interest in living in harmony with the infidels.
Period! End of story.
The Russian foreign minister said Thursday that a dialogue with Islamic radical groups Hamas and Hezbollah is necessary to encourage their responsibility for the Palestinian and Lebanese people, RIA Novosti news agency reports.Read complete news story here.
The Hamas and Hezbollah radical movements are represented in the governments of the Palestinian Authority and Lebanon, respectively. They are considered by neighboring Israel to be terrorist organizations, which led recently to a number of armed clashes between Israel and the two movements.
"As Hamas and Hezbollah, using elections and democratic processes, become part of the power structure, they realize better their responsibilities to their electors and for the fate of their people," Sergei Lavrov, who is currently on an official two-day visit to the Middle East, said.
What nonsense. If you are trained to hate infidels from the time you begin to walk and talk and you also are told and believe that your 'sad plight' is 'caused by' the infidels, and your only way out is to die (martyrdom) and and go see Allah, to finally achieve 'Nirvana', you don't give a rat's ... you know what.... about your citizen electors, and they ... the citizen electors ... have no interest in living in harmony with the infidels.
Period! End of story.
posted by HeavyHanded at
9:57 AM
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Nonsense for sure H-H. Tyranny results from the convergence of two factors; (1.) a belief in the righteousness of ones cause so fanatical as to excuse the means by which you attempt to achieve it and (2.) the power to execute those means. The Islamist extremists, (and somebody has still to provide me with some evidence that that last word is not redundant), have had the fanaticism for a couple thousand years. It is only lately, with the advent of terrorist tactics against civilians that they have possessed the necessary power. Such has been the case with all tyrants throughout history. To suggest that legitimizing and increasing the latter will then somehow ameliorate the former is inexpressibly transparent dissimulation.
If you doubt it, just watch what happens if and when the Democrats regain their power.
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Anonymous, at 1:08 PM
Well stated, and as to the last paragraph ... 'tis a scary thought.
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HeavyHanded, at 5:44 PM
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