Ed@verysurprised&confused.com
And it is a "just" war.
Dr Frankenstein realized he created a monster.
Sadam Hussein is our monster.
It is time to rid the world of this monster..
I was pointing out the fact that (Europe) France Germany Russia are very interested in that oil....They are not innocent of furthering Saddam's desire to Rule The Oil Sucking World either.
It should be clear to you that the arabs are against Israel.I really don't need to prove that to you.The propaganda from the arab government has managed to keep the sentiment alive against Isreal.
We need to side with freedom & democracy
****Quotes from the "palestinian" national charter:
Article 1: "palestine" [Israel] is the "homeland" of the arab "palestinian" people; it is an indivisible part of the arab "homeland," and the "palestinian" people are an integral part of the arab nation.
Article 2: "palestine," [Israel] with the boundaries it had during the British mandate [which originally included jordan], is an indivisible territorial unit.
Article 9: Armed struggle is the only way to "liberate palestine" [liquidate Israel]. This is the overall strategy, not merely a tactical phase...
Article 10: commando [terrorist] action constitutes the nucleus of the "palestinian" popular "[liquidation]" war.
Article 15: The "[liquidation]" of [Israel], from an arab viewpoint, is a national duty and it attempts to repel the Zionist and imperialist aggression against the arab "homeland," and aims at the elimination of Zionism in Israel [the destruction of Israel]...
Article 21: The arab "palestinian" people, expressing themselves by the armed "palestinian" revolution, reject all solutions which are substitutes for the total "[liquidation]" of Israel...
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oh this just came in....6:20AM BP seeks to create Russian and global oil major (UK:BP) by Julian Halliburton
BP (UK:BP) has stepped up discussions with the owners of the Russian companies TNK and Sidanco over a fresh investment of up to $4.5bn in a restructuring deal which could create one of the country's largest oil groups. Senior executives of the companies held meetings in London last week about plans including rolling Sidanco, in which BP holds a 25 per cent stake, into TNK, with BP retaining or increasing its stake in the combined entity. Such a deal would be in line with long-standing indications from both BP and Alfa, joint owner of TNK, that it makes sense to combine TNK and Sidanco. In mid-morning London trading, shares in BP were up 0.5 per cent at 381p. |
