Friday, January 09, 2009

Balkenende might be the Dutch Prime Minister

But, he does not represent me.
He DOES not represent me. He does NOT.

I have no NO respect for him.


I am listening to him on the news right now, twisting and turning to make Israel blameless in all that is happening in Gaza, and making the Palestinians carry all, ALL the blame.

He is in fact rewriting history as it happened.

He makes me sick. He really does. He is a loathsome man.
Isn't it funny, that it is so often the rabid Christian people, the ones that are rigid with rectitude, who justify this kind of abuse against humanity the most.


(When oh when will we un-elect him...)

Thursday, January 08, 2009

Philadelphia Zorg onderuit??

Lijkt erop.

Ach, dan moeten de geestelijk gehandicapten maar gaan sjoppen naar een andere organisatie.

Toch??
Dat heet toch marktwerking??!!



Stukje bij beetje maken we alles kapot wat ons zo bijzonder maakte.

Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Schools!

Gaza haz dem no more.

al-Fakhora school in Jabalya refugee camp

another school run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency


American International School

The Islamic University

Like the tree in the forest that falls without sound where no ears can hear, so do the people of Gaza fall when there are no foreign reporters, no humanitarian help, no Red Cross, no outside world to see.


and the beat goes on, the beat goes on...

"Many Palestinian children are being killed

almost none Israeli children are being killed.
Why?
Because we take care of our children"


...and this man received a Nobel Peace Prize...??!!

I almost vomited.
You can watch the clip where Peres says this here, after about one minute.

The toll: 700 dead Palestinians, more or less. 4 dead Israeli soldiers, all died from own fire. None were killed by Hamas. This is a slaughter.

Why is the world so silent?

Blair squeaks

He's a worthless Middle East envoy. Worthless.
An utter embarrassment.

A ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is attainable within days if the smuggling routes which supply arms and money to Hamas can be shut down, international envoy Tony Blair said today.

source

Saturday, January 03, 2009

Defensive action

First there was the bombing and then artillery fire.

Just under 500 Palestinian fatalities up to now, a conservative estimate of 2500 wounded with virtually no medicines or medical supplies left. Food and water situation is critical.
Despite many efforts, no cease fire and no humanitarian aid was allowed into Gaza.

Today, the Israeli tanks and ground troops entered Gaza. They say, it's going to be a long campaign.

All over the world, many demonstrations that are underreported or totally left out of news reports. Governments are silent and when they say anything it's a whisper.
It feels like Lebanon all over again. There is so much outrage. So much.


It's being called a defensive action on the part of Israel in so many places.
Including the new EU chairman. He speaks for us all, it seems.
Defensive - Orwell would be proud.

I don't understand how governments can just stand by and do nothing.
What's the use of all our human rights agreements, pretty treaties, the UN...

This is a terrible injustice.
I don't understand how people can think this won't ever have repercussions.

Vuurwerk

Meer dan een maand lang is het hier zowat een oorlogsgebied.
Je voelt je gewoon bedreigd door brutale pubers die in losse groepjes dag in, dag uit rondlopen met knallend vuurwerk.
Oudejaarsdag kom ik helemaal niet meer buiten.
En voor dagen erna heb ik het nog op mijn longen...

Ja, ik ben het hartelijk zat.
Mijn beesten ook.

Dus ik heb de petitie voor inperking van vuurwerk getekend.
Jij ook?