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retrocop | 10:32 Thu 15th Feb 2024 | News
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What on earth did the leader of Hamas expect. He poked a sleeping Lion and is suffering the consequences. The plan of his didn't come together as he hoped. Now his actions have bought consequences because he failed to read his history.

Israel has been attacked, in the past,by Egypt, Syria and Jordan. All were given a sound thrashing and beaten. It would seem they learnt lessons from the past. King Hussein made a peace pact to save his throne and country from Israel.

A Israeli General said after these several wars" We are a resilient country. Our greatest weapon in our armoury, in order to ensure our peace, is to instil fear in us. If that fear of us is broken we must re-establish it "

Well done Hamas . You have killed thousands and it's too late to have regrets.

 

 

 

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'He or his family' may not be on the front line but I'll bet 50p of my own money his car will appear on a drone operator's screen some time soon and the result won't be covered by a warranty.
18:01 Thu 15th Feb 2024

I think he fully and entirely expected the response hid organisation has received - as you point out, a casual examination of Israel's history in response to armed incursion has been consistent - swift and violent.

I believe he sees Hamas as 'martyrs' and 'freedom fighters'.

I also think he puts the rest of the word's view that they are terrorists, is down to a simple misunderstanding. 

100% agree.  People seem to forget who started this war.  

'Plan' - what plan?  What on earth did Hamas think would happen when they started this?  Israel can't back down now.

I'm with AH.

I doubt he really cares, is he or is family on the front line?

i wonder if in my life time, will we see an end to all this violence in that part of the world, i think gaza and the west bank on either side of israel is a bad idea, imho israel should make gaza part of israel, gazans if they wish can go to the west bank, of become israeli, maybe jordan could give a little land to the west bank, mostly desert anyway...just an idea.

chrissakes: he cant say - yeah I really wanted 2000 dead babies....

Hamas lies - we all know  that

i think gaza and the west bank on either side of israel is a bad idea, imho israel should make gaza part of israel,

o god fender - heaven forfend ( pun- geddit?) you  become Foreign Secretary.  Gaza IS part of Israel - that is  why they are there, durr, dates from 1948 - and West Bank was a reprise ( er repeat that is) 1968, and is the 'occupied west bank' because incorporation against the will of the majority there, failed.

'He or his family' may not be on the front line but I'll bet 50p of my own money his car will appear on a drone operator's screen some time soon and the result won't be covered by a warranty.

 no some one else ' car  - oops!

I reckon someone has been saying " psst - hostages beneath " ze sick liddle babies, and pregnant mother;s Hospital"

that gets flattened pronto - now sick little dead babies litter the street, blood everywhere - like the Hospital is now 2" high

and it is intentionally duff intelligence !

Do you think I shd be head of MI5 ?

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Nope. The psychiatric head case unit of Broadmoor would seem more apt.

//He or his family' may not be on the front line//

No-one that starts a war these days is ever on the front line. If a rule could be enforced that they had to be, there would be 95%* fewer wars.

(*always a few nutters that would do it anyway)

One is tempted to say that leaders should lead from the front to inspire the troops; but one can see that losing a great leader on the battlefield is a waste when they could be at lower risk back home doing the job of governing well.

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