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To: LV who wrote (3167)	9/5/2001 3:33:11 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

I keep repeating the obvious truth, and you keep pretending not to hear it. It is well documented that Sharon directly met with the Phalangists with the understanding that they wanted to massacre the refugees, and he then gave them the green light. That is why the entire world considers Sharon a butcher and a war criminal. Fortunately for you, Zionists extremists have enough power to keep him out of an international tribunal. Tom

To: LV who wrote (3167)	9/5/2001 3:43:17 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

In addition to the crushing evidence the Israeli court brought to light, there is this outstanding article: mediamonitors.net <<< Friedman also reported that the Israeli Army had completely surrounded the camps and had coordinated with the Phalangists and that "Mr. Sharon says the attack began at night. The Israeli Army had an observation post, equipped with binoculars and a powerful telescope, atop a five-story apartment building in the northwest quadrant of the Kuwaiti Embassy traffic circle. From that position it is possible to see into at least part of the Shatila camp, including those parts where piles of dead bodies were found later." >>> <<< We entered Shatila Camp from the south, having passed at least a dozen Israeli tanks at the Kuwaiti Embassy and the seven-story apartment building of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) used as a military outpost for the area. We could see Israeli soldiers looking down at us through binoculars and could not help but note their proximity to the camp and their vantagepoint to activities within Sabra and Shatila. >>> No doubt, the Israeli soldiers were high-fiving each other and sharing beers as they watched Arab blood being spilled. Tom