22.7.06

What made this war unavoidable?

What made this war unavoidable? Why the whole internaltional community has given the green light to Israel to destroy Lebanon, not even trying to stop this war, only trying to limit the damages, dealing with it as if it was a natural disaster like a tsunami. One thing is true, this war is way beyond Lebanon, it's a regional one, however, internally, we could have done something to avoid it. The problem was that the different Lebanese partis were unaible to reach a consensus pertaining to many issues in Lebanon, which is natural since we have a democratic regime. However, if we were united from the inside, we would have faced in a better way the external threats jeopardizing our recent indepence and stability. What we have to do now is to achieve what we failed to do before july 12, facing this critical period together.

2 Comments:

At Saturday, July 22, 2006 10:37:00 PM, Blogger Christopher Jon Bjerknes said...

Daryl Bradford Smith interviews Christopher Jon
Bjerknes. The talk is about Israeli tactics and plans
to start the WW3, the plans which have parallels in
the Bible, in the 20th century history and in the
Zionists own words:

http://www.iamthewitness.com/DarylBradfordSmith_Bjerknes_18July2006.html

Christopher Jon Bjerknes is a historian of science who
has written a 2,800+ page book "The Manufacture and
Sale of Saint Einstein":
http://www.jewishracism.com/SaintEinstein.htm

The book illustrates how
Einstein was made into a 20th century icon by the
Zionist media.

 
At Sunday, July 23, 2006 4:59:00 AM, Blogger Ingrid said...

At this point even in supposed democracies people are powerless to overrule the rulers. Here in the US many people, and especially bloggers that I know of are thoroughly disgusted and deeply disturbed at the turn of events. Thanks for posting the list of peace rallies, I re-posted it to spread the word. This Bush administration, but even Clinton administration has been guilty of many things, going to war(s) is 'just' one of them..
Ingrid

 

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