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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (218696)	2/15/2007 6:36:12 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

Re: If it was up to me, I'd cut off all funds to ALL* foreign governments and spend it here at home. What you think we don't have poor people here who could use it?* I am not sure why we are supporting govts like South Korea, whose pols get elected by bad-mouthing the USA while our guys (and gals) collective necks are on the line to defend them. Every action has a consequence.....IMO, they should have learned this after their elections. Same with Hamas. Re: When the US gives as much money and political clout to the Pals as it does to the Israelis, then after a few decades of development you can make a fair comparison. Until then, you cannot have an objective conclusion. If this is the case, it seems as though we will never be able to make a fair comparison, as one side is devoted to progress and the other seems to want to go back in time. Is there ANY hope for a society which, BY THE DOZENS, comes to congratulate the mother of a suicide bomber? In my estimation- NO. Tibet has been under the stranglehold of China for 50 years and yet they do not resort to suicide bombings. The same could be said with many other cultures around the world. *********************** 'Good luck son, go kill us some Jews' - bomber's mom Jerusalem Newswire ^ \| January 30, 2007 jnewswire.com While Jewish mothers were packing their sons off to school Monday, Muhammed Saksak's mom was packing him off to kill Israelis. He did, shredding his own body along with those of the two owners of an Eilat bakery and one of their workers. "We're proud of him," his family said afterwards. And the woman who had brought him into the world and raised him to believe that he could best serve Allah by murdering Jews boasted: "I wished him 'good luck.'" By the dozens, neighbors and friends poured into the Saksak home to congratulate them on their son's great achievement. He will be immortalized, and streets and parks will be named after him by a people and a society that is hate-saturated and brainwashed by the teachings of Islam.