What the hell? Israeli tanks are lined up on the Gaza border and the jihad is shooting Iranian missiles at Israel and they want to dig up Arafat? I smell a rat.
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Arafat exhumed over poison claims
- Thread starter Political Junky
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What the hell? Israeli tanks are lined up on the Gaza border and the jihad is shooting Iranian missiles at Israel and they want to dig up Arafat? I smell a rat.
This is an old story, actually.
blastoff
Undocumented Reg. User
This poisoning stuff is all b.s. Anyone with a brain knows he died of acute ugliness. Just too bad it didn't happen years earlier.
There is no guarantee the exhumation will solve the mystery. Polonium-210 is known to rapidly decompose, and experts are divided over whether any remaining samples will be sufficient for testing.
Radioactive isotope on Arafat's clothing prompts Palestine to exhume body to determine if he was poisoned by Israel | Fox News
Which begs the question how was there still any on his cloths? The conspiracy is most likely that the Arabs planted the isotope on the cloths to fabricate a claim.
The guy was a terrorist and a murderer, who cares how he died.
Well, the Palestinians will care, and if the Mossad was behind it, Israel will become an international pariah.
- Banned
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The guy was a terrorist and a murderer, who cares how he died.
Well, the Palestinians will care, and if the Mossad was behind it, Israel will become an international pariah.
Naaa.
Much ado about nothing.
The Arab world needs no excuse to hate Israel.
There will never be a peaceful, never.
It is a Religious War and they never end until one side or the other is annihilated.
The guy was a terrorist and a murderer, who cares how he died.
Well, the Palestinians will care, and if the Mossad was behind it, Israel will become an international pariah.
Naaa.
Much ado about nothing.
The Arab world needs no excuse to hate Israel.
There will never be a peaceful, never.
It is a Religious War and they never end until one side or the other is annihilated.
I don't necessarily disagree with that.
But 6 million Jews vs. 1 Billion Muslims... it's gonna be a one-sided fight.
LogikAndReazon
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Evidence of poisoning might get the poor, peaceful, oppressed, palestinian neanderthals to kill innocent civilians, sacrifice their children to allah, and throw rocks..................
occupied
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At this point all of the players in this conflict are drenched in the blood of innocents, I don't take sides or even really pay attention that much, all of them are bent on genocide, they can have at it for all I care as long as America refuses to be dragged into it.
What the hell? Israeli tanks are lined up on the Gaza border and the jihad is shooting Iranian missiles at Israel and they want to dig up Arafat? I smell a rat.
This has actually been around for months before the current situation developed.
Again, if Israel wanted that pedophile dead they had ample opportunity.
B. Kidd
Diamond Member
Very interesting...
You would find this interesting!
(So will anti-Israel finger-pointers).Those of us whom live in reality KNOW that Polonium has a short shelf-life in the human body. (There is a better chance that 'Bigfoot' will be found.)
So this exhumation will find nuthin', and is nothing more then an exercise in futility.
Still, Laugh-hota is interested...............
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The guy was a terrorist and a murderer, who cares how he died.
Well, the Palestinians will care, and if the Mossad was behind it, Israel will become an international pariah.
That's the key. Nobody gives a damn about the way Arafat died. It's a political smoke and mirrors ploy to generate anti-Israel rhetoric.
More likely Hamas than Israel. Israel could have taken out that motherfucker any time they wanted.
Well no.
The Mossad have proven themselves brutal and clumsy.
But not very efficient.
except israel had no reason to kill him. he was always worried about getting off'd by his own right flank.
Well, the Palestinians will care, and if the Mossad was behind it, Israel will become an international pariah.
Naaa.
Much ado about nothing.
The Arab world needs no excuse to hate Israel.
There will never be a peaceful, never.
It is a Religious War and they never end until one side or the other is annihilated.
I don't necessarily disagree with that.
But 6 million Jews vs. 1 Billion Muslims... it's gonna be a one-sided fight.
yes... but israel will go easy on them.
Naaa.
Much ado about nothing.
The Arab world needs no excuse to hate Israel.
There will never be a peaceful, never.
It is a Religious War and they never end until one side or the other is annihilated.
I don't necessarily disagree with that.
But 6 million Jews vs. 1 Billion Muslims... it's gonna be a one-sided fight.
yes... but israel will go easy on them.
Yeah, keep telling yourself that...
- Banned
- #37
I don't necessarily disagree with that.
But 6 million Jews vs. 1 Billion Muslims... it's gonna be a one-sided fight.
yes... but israel will go easy on them.
Yeah, keep telling yourself that...
Yes, war with Israel has gone so well for them in the past.
yes... but israel will go easy on them.
Yeah, keep telling yourself that...
Yes, war with Israel has gone so well for them in the past.
Hmmm. Well, let's look at that.
1947- Israel wins.
1956- Arabs gain control of Suez.
1967- Israel Wins
1973- Arabs grab territory back from Israel, Israel has to be saved by US.
1982- Israel invades Lebanon, gets bogged down for years.
2005- Israel attacks Gaza, gets bogged down.
I know that part of the Zionist myth is how awesome their military is, but not really.
- Banned
- #40
Never pegged you for a liar, but evidently you are 
%7 Israel was successful but forced ack by the UN
73 Israel destroyed Egypt
82 They destroyed the Syrian AF....
I can post sources backing up my claims.
You have been shown to be a liar Joe....tsk tsk tsk.
This is what happened in Lebanon...
Israel's publicly stated objective was to push PLO forces back 40 kilometres (25 mi) to the north. Israeli forces pushed in from Southern Lebanon in a three-pronged offensive. They captured strategic positions throughout the country, with some of the fiercest fighting taking place at Beaufort Castle, Nabatieh, and the Syrian-held town of Jezzine. In an effort to establish air superiority and greater freedom of action, the Israeli Air Force launched Operation Mole Cricket 19. During the course of the operation, the Israeli Air Force scored a dramatic victory over the Syrians shooting down more than 80 Syrian planes and also destroyed 30 Syrian anti-aircraft missile batteries, with no air to air losses of its own. However, one A-4 Skyhawk was lost to anti-aircraft fire on 6 June. Syria acknowledged the loss of 16 aircraft. Israeli aircraft also pounded PLO targets in Beirut, and Israeli gunboats shelled the coastal roads in order to cut PLO supply lines. Although Israeli forces managed to fight their way into the Syrian-held town of Sultan Yacoub, they became surrounded. Although they successfully broke out, Sultan Yacoub was one of the few objectives the IDF failed to take over the course of the war. The Israelis swept through Lebanon, pushing towards Beirut. To cut off any PLO retreat routes, the Israeli Navy facilitated an amphibious landing of tanks, armoured vehicles, and paratroopers north of Sidon. The Israel Defense Forces soon reached Beirut and were determined to drive the PLO from southern Lebanon.[39] Tyre and Sidon (major cities in South Lebanon, still within the 40-kilometre (25 mi) limit) were heavily damaged, and the Lebanese capital Beirut was shelled by Israeli artillery, and bombed by Israeli aircraft for ten weeks, killing PLO members though some civilians were also killed. Israeli troops captured Beirut Airport and several southern suburbs of the city in heavy fighting.
IAF Roundel for the strike aircraft that attacked Syrian SAM batteries in 1982 Lebanon war
During the course of combat operations, the Israeli Air Force conducted successful ground attack missions against Syrian and PLO targets, with Israeli attack helicopters inflicting heavy losses on Syrian armor. Israeli jets shot down between 82[40] and 86 Syrian aircraft in aerial combat, without losses.[41][42] A single Israeli A-4 Skyhawk and two helicopters were shot down by anti-aircraft fire and SAM missiles.[43][44][45] This was the largest aerial combat battle of the jet age with over 150 fighters from both sides engaged. Syrian claims of aerial victories were met with skepticism even from their Soviet allies.[46] The Soviets were so shaken by the staggering losses sustained by their allies that they dispatched the deputy head of their air defense force to Syria to examine how the Israelis had been so dominant.[47] The Israeli Air Force also performed ground attacks, notably destroying the majority of Syrian anti-aircraft batteries stationed in Lebanon. AH-1 Cobra helicopter gunships were employed against Syrian armour and fortifications. IAF Cobras destroyed dozens of Syrian Armored fighting vehicles, including some of the modern Soviet T-72 main battle tanks. The war also witnessed the Israeli Merkava MBT make its first combat debut, squaring off against Syrian T-72 tanks. During these engagements, the Merkava proved superior to the T-72 destroying a number of them without sustaining a single loss to T-72 fire.[48] Former IAF commander, David Ivri would later recall a meeting with a high-ranking member of the Warsaw Pact, in which he was told that the dominance of Israeli and U.S. technology and tactics during the war was one of the factors that changed Soviet mind-set, leading to Glasnost and ultimately, the fall of the Soviet Union.[49][50]
1982 Lebanon War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In 2005 Israel indeed struggled.
%7 Israel was successful but forced ack by the UN
73 Israel destroyed Egypt
82 They destroyed the Syrian AF....
I can post sources backing up my claims.
You have been shown to be a liar Joe....tsk tsk tsk.
This is what happened in Lebanon...
Israel's publicly stated objective was to push PLO forces back 40 kilometres (25 mi) to the north. Israeli forces pushed in from Southern Lebanon in a three-pronged offensive. They captured strategic positions throughout the country, with some of the fiercest fighting taking place at Beaufort Castle, Nabatieh, and the Syrian-held town of Jezzine. In an effort to establish air superiority and greater freedom of action, the Israeli Air Force launched Operation Mole Cricket 19. During the course of the operation, the Israeli Air Force scored a dramatic victory over the Syrians shooting down more than 80 Syrian planes and also destroyed 30 Syrian anti-aircraft missile batteries, with no air to air losses of its own. However, one A-4 Skyhawk was lost to anti-aircraft fire on 6 June. Syria acknowledged the loss of 16 aircraft. Israeli aircraft also pounded PLO targets in Beirut, and Israeli gunboats shelled the coastal roads in order to cut PLO supply lines. Although Israeli forces managed to fight their way into the Syrian-held town of Sultan Yacoub, they became surrounded. Although they successfully broke out, Sultan Yacoub was one of the few objectives the IDF failed to take over the course of the war. The Israelis swept through Lebanon, pushing towards Beirut. To cut off any PLO retreat routes, the Israeli Navy facilitated an amphibious landing of tanks, armoured vehicles, and paratroopers north of Sidon. The Israel Defense Forces soon reached Beirut and were determined to drive the PLO from southern Lebanon.[39] Tyre and Sidon (major cities in South Lebanon, still within the 40-kilometre (25 mi) limit) were heavily damaged, and the Lebanese capital Beirut was shelled by Israeli artillery, and bombed by Israeli aircraft for ten weeks, killing PLO members though some civilians were also killed. Israeli troops captured Beirut Airport and several southern suburbs of the city in heavy fighting.
IAF Roundel for the strike aircraft that attacked Syrian SAM batteries in 1982 Lebanon war
During the course of combat operations, the Israeli Air Force conducted successful ground attack missions against Syrian and PLO targets, with Israeli attack helicopters inflicting heavy losses on Syrian armor. Israeli jets shot down between 82[40] and 86 Syrian aircraft in aerial combat, without losses.[41][42] A single Israeli A-4 Skyhawk and two helicopters were shot down by anti-aircraft fire and SAM missiles.[43][44][45] This was the largest aerial combat battle of the jet age with over 150 fighters from both sides engaged. Syrian claims of aerial victories were met with skepticism even from their Soviet allies.[46] The Soviets were so shaken by the staggering losses sustained by their allies that they dispatched the deputy head of their air defense force to Syria to examine how the Israelis had been so dominant.[47] The Israeli Air Force also performed ground attacks, notably destroying the majority of Syrian anti-aircraft batteries stationed in Lebanon. AH-1 Cobra helicopter gunships were employed against Syrian armour and fortifications. IAF Cobras destroyed dozens of Syrian Armored fighting vehicles, including some of the modern Soviet T-72 main battle tanks. The war also witnessed the Israeli Merkava MBT make its first combat debut, squaring off against Syrian T-72 tanks. During these engagements, the Merkava proved superior to the T-72 destroying a number of them without sustaining a single loss to T-72 fire.[48] Former IAF commander, David Ivri would later recall a meeting with a high-ranking member of the Warsaw Pact, in which he was told that the dominance of Israeli and U.S. technology and tactics during the war was one of the factors that changed Soviet mind-set, leading to Glasnost and ultimately, the fall of the Soviet Union.[49][50]
1982 Lebanon War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In 2005 Israel indeed struggled.
Yeah, keep telling yourself that...
Yes, war with Israel has gone so well for them in the past.
Hmmm. Well, let's look at that.
1947- Israel wins.
1956- Arabs gain control of Suez.
1967- Israel Wins
1973- Arabs grab territory back from Israel, Israel has to be saved by US.
1982- Israel invades Lebanon, gets bogged down for years.
2005- Israel attacks Gaza, gets bogged down.
I know that part of the Zionist myth is how awesome their military is, but not really.
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