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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (446951)	1/12/2009 2:33:07 PM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 1574826

note the chant is death to the jews and gas the jews. Not death to the israelis. Thats very telling.

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (446951)	1/12/2009 2:41:00 PM
From: tejek	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574826

Ted, > In fact, Israel is behaving like a rogue nation. Iran is behaving like a rogue nation, but no one is calling for the extermination of all Persians. See this where you have this incredible naiveté...... "The definition of rogue : of or being a nation whose leaders defy international law or norms of international behavior <rogue states>" Ironically, the two nation states most likely to fit this definition of rogue are Israel and the US under Bush. In the meantime, Iran, a principal player in Bush's axis of evil, has rarely if ever violated internation law or violated the sovereignty of another nation. Again, its Israel and the US would violate international law with impugnity and violate the sovereign rights of other nations because they can. North Korea is behaving like a rogue nation, but no one is calling for the extermination of all North Koreans. No, it isn't. It treats its citizens horribly but its not a rogue antion. Europeans are prejudging Jews as genocidal powermongers, and you give tacit support because you think that's the "price to pay" for Israel's supposed transgressions. I think Israel is ruled by neos who believe power gives them the right to do whatever they want. Its the same attitude that ruled Hitler.

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (446951)	1/12/2009 2:42:03 PM
From: bentway	2 Recommendations Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 1574826

Student auctions off virginity for offers of more than £2.5 million A student who is auctioning her virginity to pay for a masters degree in Family and Marriage therapy has seen bidding hit £2.5million ($3.7m). Last Updated: 2:25PM GMT 12 Jan 2009 ( Imagine what a HOT girl could get! ) telegraph.co.uk Natalie Dylan, 22, claims her offer of a one-night stand has persuaded 10,000 men to bid for sex with her. Last September, when her auction came to light, she had received bids up to £162,000 ($243,000) but since then interest in her has rocketed. The student who has a degree in Women's Studies insisted she was not demeaning herself. Miss Dylan, from San Diego, California, USA, said she was persuaded to offer herself to the highest bidder after her sister Avia, 23, paid for her own degree after working as a prostitute for three weeks. She said she had had a lot of attention from a wide range of men, including "weirdos", "those who get really graphically sexual about what they want to do to me" and "lots of polite requests from rich businessmen". Miss Dylan said she did not think it was particularly significant to be willing to sell your virginity and insisted that she was happy to undergo medical tests for any doubters. She said: "I get some men who are obviously looking for a girlfriend but I try and make it clear that this is a one-night-only offer. "I know that a lot of people will condemn me for this because it's so taboo but I really don't have a problem with that. "My study is completely authentic in that I truly am auctioning my virginity but I am not being sold into this. I'm not being taken advantage of in any way. "I think me and the person I do it with will both profit greatly from the deal." She added: "It's shocking that men will pay so much for someone's virginity, which isn't even prized so highly anymore."