That's just silly.
Hezbollah prepares to liberate Israeli-occupied Golan for Syria
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That's just silly.
Bleipriester
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March 2006: Olmert affirms demand for acknowledgment:
"Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Wednesday that he would not wait years for Hamas to recognize Israel, a precondition for peace talks, and that he was prepared to take unilateral steps in the meantime."
Olmert: We`won't wait' for Hamas to recognize us
June 11 2006: Hamas ready to recognize Israel:
"The Hamas movement is ready to recognize agreements signed with Israel, and in fact recognize Israel, but only within the '67 borders, senior Hamas member Khaled Suleiman said Wednesday."
Ynetnews News - Hamas: We’ll recognize Israel within '67 borders
June 28 2006: Israel attacks Gaza:
Operation Summer Rains - Wikipedia
You're confusing your Islamic terrorist heroes. Hizbollocks was the group that killed 8 and kidnapped Israeli soldiers in 2006 leading to the trashing of Lebanon.
I see no connection to that in your cutting and pasting.
Bleipriester
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Israel also stroke out at Lebanon to obscure its true intentions. Not that they need to for guys like you - but for all the credulous westerners.
Ah. A conspiracy theorist.
Bleipriester
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No. You just convinced me that all the Lebanese civilian buildings were guilty of abducting Israeli soldiers and therefore had to be destroyed.
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No. As we see with the islamic terrorist cowards occupying Gaza, the hizbollocks cowards (the Iranian occupation army in Lebanon), fought from civilian areas. It was comical to see these cowards find military style uniforms after the shooting war stopped. Just like the cowards in Gaza, hizbollocks presented an Islamic terrorist fashion show marching in uniforms.
Millions of dollars in Lebanese property was trashed as well as 1,200 Lebanese lost their lives for that fashion show.
The Iranian mullocrats must have had a chuckle.
Bleipriester
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You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
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Kuwait - They have sent 40 tons of material to thicken the oil and oil absorbing products.
- Israel - Damage assessment and cleanup operations were delayed by four weeks while Israel continued its bombing campaign.[9]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
Bleipriester
Freedom!
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Yeah its always the others calling in Israeli airstrikes on them. Particularly this terrorist power plant and the islamist flora and fauna. Anything new? Still labeling being a neighbor of Israel a terrorist act and glorifying the destruction Israel brings.You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
Yeah its always the others calling in Israeli airstrikes on them. Particularly this terrorist power plant and the islamist flora and fauna. Anything new? Still labeling being a neighbor of Israel a terrorist act and glorifying the destruction Israel brings.You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
You're getting a little frantic. As we see with regularity from the Islamic terrorist Pom Pom flailers, you want an entitlement for Islamic terrorists to do what islamic terrorists do without consequence or accountability.
Why do you think the Iranian mullocrats should have an entitlement to order their stooges in hizbollocks to commit an act of war without consequence?
member
Pls trust in God
Gee ... where have I heard THAT before?
"There are 50 million Arabs. What does it matter if we lose 10 million people to kill all the Jews?" -- Ibn Saud
"Slaughter Jews wherever you find them. Their spilled blood pleases Allah, our history and religion. That will save our honor." - Haj Amin Al-Husseini
"We shall not enter Palestine with its soil covered in sand, we shall enter it with its soil saturated in blood" -- Abdul Nasser
"Egypt is prepared to sacrifice a million Egyptian soldiers to recover its lost territory." -- Anwar Sadat
"The victory march will continue until the Palestinian flag flies in Jerusalem and in all of Palestine." -- Yasser Arafat
"The Zionist Regime of Israel faces a dead-end and will under God's grace be wiped off the map," -- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
All dead men ... who were dead wrong.
". . .under Gods Grace. . ."
yep, that's what it says in his......book.
. . .they all love to read it....
Bleipriester
Freedom!
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Name a terrorist act committed by Hezbollah or admit your are lying.Yeah its always the others calling in Israeli airstrikes on them. Particularly this terrorist power plant and the islamist flora and fauna. Anything new? Still labeling being a neighbor of Israel a terrorist act and glorifying the destruction Israel brings.You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
You're getting a little frantic. As we see with regularity from the Islamic terrorist Pom Pom flailers, you want an entitlement for Islamic terrorists to do what islamic terrorists do without consequence or accountability.
Why do you think the Iranian mullocrats should have an entitlement to order their stooges in hizbollocks to commit an act of war without consequence?
Name a terrorist act committed by Hezbollah or admit your are lying.Yeah its always the others calling in Israeli airstrikes on them. Particularly this terrorist power plant and the islamist flora and fauna. Anything new? Still labeling being a neighbor of Israel a terrorist act and glorifying the destruction Israel brings.You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
You're getting a little frantic. As we see with regularity from the Islamic terrorist Pom Pom flailers, you want an entitlement for Islamic terrorists to do what islamic terrorists do without consequence or accountability.
Why do you think the Iranian mullocrats should have an entitlement to order their stooges in hizbollocks to commit an act of war without consequence?
Such melodrama. Do your own search for Islamic terrorist attacks, or admit you are lazy and inept.
Bleipriester
Freedom!
- Thread starter
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You tried hard for over an hour and this is the result.Name a terrorist act committed by Hezbollah or admit your are lying.Yeah its always the others calling in Israeli airstrikes on them. Particularly this terrorist power plant and the islamist flora and fauna. Anything new? Still labeling being a neighbor of Israel a terrorist act and glorifying the destruction Israel brings.You can certainly tell me how many Hezbollah fighters were hiding in this power plant, then.
The Jiyeh Power Station oil spill is an environmental disaster caused by the release of heavy fuel oil into the eastern Mediterranean after storage tanks at the thermal power station in Jiyeh, Lebanon, 30 km (19 mi) south of Beirut, were bombed by the Israeli Air force on July 14 and July 15, 2006 during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.[1] The plant's damaged tanks leaked up to 30,000 tonnes of oil into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, A 10 km wide oil slick covered 170 km of coastline,[2][3][4]and threatened Turkey and Cyprus. The slick killed fish, threatened the habitat of endangered green sea turtles, and potentially increased the risk of cancer.
According to Lebanon's Environment Minister Yacoub Sarraf, Israeli jets deterred firemen from putting out the fire at the storage units, which continued for 10 days, and the Israeli Navy blockade stopped Lebanese and foreign officials from surveying the damage of the spill.[7]
Effects[edit]
The spill affected one-third of Lebanon's coastline. Beaches and rocks were covered in a black sludge up to Byblos, north of Beirut and extended into the southern parts of Syria. The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.[1]
International response[edit]
- On 31 July the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) expressed its "grave concern" about oil pollution in Lebanese coastal waters. The oil slick was at the time reported to cover one third of the coastline (10 miles) and it was considered possible that the eventual slick could reach 35,000 tons of oil. Malta-based Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Response Centre (REMPEC) for the Mediterranean, which advised the Lebanese government, reportedly said "a very small quantity of tar balls" also reached the Syrian coast in the north.[1] The UNEP later revised those concerns and has stated that long-term damage from this incident has been avoided. Already in 2007, one year after the spill, the UNEP published a report that indicated that the regularly occurring anthropogenic stress from untreated sewage, boating and other activities is a greater stress on the Lebanese marine environment than the oil spill. The report indicated that the disposal of the waste from the temporary storage during the cleanup was only major issue remaining.[8]
- The Lebanese Environment Minister said, "Up until now 20,000 to 30,000 tons heavy fuel oil have spilled out into the sea," "Until now, the worst ecological disasters have taken place in the oceans and it's the first time that an oil spill has happened outside the open sea," "We can have no illusions." "If nothing is done, not only will currents flowing towards the north mean that one third of Lebanon's coastline be hit, but also Cyprus, Syria, Turkey, Greece and even Israel," "The fauna and the Mediterranean ecosystem risk suffering badly and certain species are threatened with extinction," "I have appealed to Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, all the countries which have already suffered oil slicks to ask for technical assistance as we cannot act on our own," Lebanese Environment Minister Yacub Sarraf said.
United Nations[edit]
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution by 170 votes to 6 (Australia, Canada, Israel, Marshall Islands, Palau, and United States voting against)[10] calling upon Israel to assume responsibility for compensation for the costs of repairing the environmental damage and restoration of the marine environment.[11]
Jiyeh Power Station oil spill - Wikipedia
So, let's recap, shall we?
Your islamic terrorist heroes unilaterally initiated an act of war absent any regard for the government they were a part of.
Your complaint is that there were consequences for islamic terrorists waging acts of war.
You're getting a little frantic. As we see with regularity from the Islamic terrorist Pom Pom flailers, you want an entitlement for Islamic terrorists to do what islamic terrorists do without consequence or accountability.
Why do you think the Iranian mullocrats should have an entitlement to order their stooges in hizbollocks to commit an act of war without consequence?
Such melodrama. Do your own search for Islamic terrorist attacks, or admit you are lazy and inept.
fncceo
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Here are five for which Hezbolloah has publicly taken credit.
1992 - Israeli Embassy attack in Buenos Aires, killing 29, in Argentina.
1994 - AsociaciĂłn Mutual Israelita Argentina bombing of a Jewish cultural center, killing 85, in Argentina.
1994 - Air Canada Flight 901 attack, killing 21, in Panama.
1994 - London Israeli Embassy attack, injuring 29, in the United Kingdom.
1996 - Khobar Towers bombing, killing 19 US servicemen.
There are many more.... but you already knew that, didn't you?
Bleipriester
Freedom!
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- #58
lol
Taken credit: Islamic Jihad Organization, Blamed: Hezbollah, no evidence.
1992 attack on Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires - Wikipedia
Taken credit: Nobody, Blamed: Hezbollah, Iran, Investigation questioned, No proper autopsies or DNA tests were done
AMIA bombing - Wikipedia
Taken credit: Nobody, Blamed: Nobody, Case unsolved
Alas Chiricanas Flight 901 - Wikipedia
Taken credit: Nobody, Blamed: Hezbollah, no evidence, some Palestinians arrested
1994 London Israeli Embassy bombing - Wikipedia
Taken Credit: Nobody, Blamed: Al-Qaeda (Saudia Arabia, Iran, USA), Iran, Hezbollah (USA). The US claimed it has evidence of Iranian involvement, then it has no evidence of Iranian involvement and then it has evidence of involvement. In 2015, an US judge ruled Iran and Hezbollah did it. Case unclear, more pseudo-justice. In 2004, the 9/11 Commission noted that Osama Bin Laden was seen being congratulated on the day of the Khobar attack, and stated there were reports in the months preceding the attack that Bin Laden was seeking to facilitate a shipment of explosives to Saudi Arabia.
Khobar Towers bombing - Wikipedia
That's a lot of cutting and pasting which only serves to confirm your Islamic terrorist heroes have been directly involved or had associations with various other Islamic terrorist groups.
Very sad the sub-humans you define as heroes.
You have been defending the very Islamic terrorists who bear direct responsibility for the trashing of Lebanon and the deaths of 1,200 Lebanese civilians.
What does that say about you and the Islamic terrorists you define as heroes?
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