Irritated over media coverage of Israeli war...

I am in total agreement, Krispy. That's why I tend not to pay much attention to the news. It is very biased.

I dont remember where I exactly heard this, but I think it is the terrorist test:

What would happen if Hizbollah destroyed all of their weapons and declared themselves peaceful?

They would live in peace with the state of Israel.

What would happen if Israel destroyed all of their weapons and declared themselves to be peaceful (which is what they are)?

Hizbollah would destroy every jew that they could, and destroy the state of Israel.

you hit the nail right on the head.

This whole thing is not about logic and common sense: it is about evil and the devil making one last thrust in his war with God.

Krispy, did you listen to link I posted? Here it is again: http://www.calvarycch.org/media/
Check out the sermon by Jack Hibbs. It beats any secular news report or commentary! (My opinion!)

ginnyrose

Thanks for the link. I'm listening now.:)

Man, I find that irritating! Hezbolah gets a free pass, and Israel is villified

I would have to agree Krispy.

Also, I think the UN gets overlooked in these events. Several years ago Israel followed the UN's plan and made concessions to Hezbolah for peace...once again a UN resolution proves to be useless at best.

No wonder Israel seems indifferent to World opinion. World opinion is just an euphemism for UN agenda, which is proving to be engineered towards it's own self interests.

Just my opinion,

MC

well its the same here.... my goverment even wanna send home the israeli ambasador to make a "political statement"... we are against israel...but we send milions to hamas...terorrists... ohh may god have mercy on my wicked country....

gods peace to you
christian

The children of this world are more wiser in thier ways than the children of light.
I think its was pretty cleaver of Hezbolah to launch missles from the middle of a pack of women and children using them for human body shields, typical terrist tactics. However it is sad that very few in the media keyed in on the fact that Israel has released sat photos of this taking place. As reguards the media? Thier of thier father the devil and its his biddng they do. Like a wild pack of dogs.

The UN is a joke. I wish our president would hand them an eviction notice and send them on out of America. The UN building would make a nice 5 star hotel.

I'd make a reservation

I have another suggestion: after evicting the UN, remodel the building to house a museum, showcasing the folly of mankind! Among the exhibits use the UN as a starting point, highlighting their failures to be just.

Then I would volunteer Krispy to be the curator of the museum!

ginnyrose

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Could I also be the tour guide? We'd call it "Krispy's Politically Incorrect Tour Of Human Stupidity"!

Right on! And I would guess this would be the most entertaining AND educational tour a body could get! lol

ginnyrose

An interuption: Two days ago CBC news covered an interview with a high-ranking Israeli official. So we saw it from his point of view. Apparently the Lebanese civilians were warned and had a chance to get out ahead of time.

Diane

Here is something I read this morning that is really disturbing, but nontheless, Jesus is still in charge:

Iran to Nuke Israel on August 22? - by Robert Spencer - www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=16208

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has frustrated Western officials by refusing to reply to their offer of various incentives in exchange for Iran's discarding its nuclear program until August 22. The Western governments had asked Ahmadinejad to reply by June 29; why would Tehran need two extra months?

Farid Ghadry, the president of the Reform Party of Syria, has offered a provocative explanation for this delay. He asserts that the Supreme National Security Council of Iran chose the August 22 date "for a very precise reason. August 21, 2006 (Rajab 27, 1427) is known in the Islamic calendar as the Night of the Sira'a and Miira'aj, the night Prophet Mohammed (saas) ascended to heaven from the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on a Bourak (Half animal, half man), while a great light lit-up the night sky, and visited Heaven and Hell also Beit al-Saada and Beit al-Shaqaa (House of Happiness and House of Misery) and then descended back to Mecca.…"

The Night Journey, or Miraj, is central to Islam's claim to Jerusalem as an Islamic holy city. According to Islamic tradition, Muhammad was carried on a Buraq, a miraculous horse with a human head, from Mecca to Jerusalem, where he ascended into heaven and met the other prophets. The only thing the Qur'an has to say about it is this: "Glory to (Allah) Who did take His servant for a Journey by night from the Sacred Mosque to the farthest Mosque, whose precincts We did bless, in order that We might show him some of Our Signs: for He is the One Who heareth and seeth (all things)" (17:1). There is no identification of the "farthest Mosque" with any mosque in Jerusalem in this, but the Hadith is very clear on the identification of its location with Jerusalem.

The traditions say that Muhammad and the Buraq, along with the angel Gabriel, went to the Temple Mount, and from there to heaven itself, where Muhammad encountered various prophets. In the sixth heaven was Moses, occasioning a dig at the Jews. "When I left him," Muhammad says, "he wept. Someone asked him, 'What makes you weep?' Moses said, 'I weep because after me there has been sent (Muhammad as a Prophet) a young man, whose followers will enter Paradise in greater numbers than my followers.'"

Evidently, however, Muhammad's stories of his journey were not altogether convincing: some Muslims even abandoned Islam. Did he really go anywhere? According to his favorite wife, Aisha, he didn't: "The apostle's body remained where it was but God removed his spirit by night." Nevertheless, the Night Journey has become firmly embedded in the Islamic consciousness, such that Muslims today celebrate it as one of the central events of Muhammad's life. And now, according to Ghadry, Ahmadinejad is planning an illumination of the night sky over Jerusalem to rival the one that greeted the Prophet of Islam on his journey. What the Iranian President, he says, is "promising the world by August 22 is the light in the sky over the Aqsa Mosque that took place the night before. That is his answer to the package of incentives the international community offered Iran on June 6."

Certainly a nuclear attack on Jerusalem or even an all-out conventional assault against Israel by Iran would be consistent with Ahmadinejad's oft-repeated denials of Israel's right to exist and recent predictions that its demise was at hand. He hinted at the use of nuclear weapons in his phrasing when he said that Israel "pushed the button of its own destruction" by finally retaliating against Hizballah's relentless rocket barrage from south Lebanon.

"Arrogant powers," Ahmadinejad said, "have set up a base for themselves to threaten and plunder nations in the region. But today, the occupier regime" -- that is, Israel -- "whose philosophy is based on threats, massacre and invasion, has reached its finishing line."

Will he attempt to make good on these threats this year on the anniversary of the Miraj, illuminating the night sky over Jerusalem? Will Western powers heed Farid Ghadry's words and move to stop Iran before it is too late?

And be sure to get a "Barney" look-alike, act-alike to be the doorkeeper!

ginnyrose