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To: SARMAN who wrote (273528)	1/26/2010 12:43:03 PM
From: Sdgla	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

LMAO... What a fool you are sarmaniac. Did you even take the time to read past the headline ? How does this compare with your compadres strapping explosives on children or giving them keys to the promised land then sending them off to die ? You intentionally did not post the entire article... so I will for you. They used them to get the other kids to STOP THROWING ROCKS moron. ynetnews.com Meanwhile, a number of Palestinian youths threw stones at an IDF Hummer that was securing the soldiers encircling the house. According to foreign peace activists at the scene, the soldiers then ordered two youths who happened to pass by to stand in front of the vehicle in order to stop the stone-throwing. The peace activist who filmed the act told Ynet, “The soldier closest to me said they were only asking the youths to tell their friends to stop throwing stones.” They used them to get the other kids to STOP THROWING ROCKS moron. Here is my favorite part of what you actually did post : There also have been allegations that the militant group Hamas used human shields, but UN human rights experts have yet to verify those, said Coomaraswamy. "Violations were reported on a daily basis, too numerous to list," said Coomaraswamy. Coomaraswamy, who visited Gaza and Israel for five days in February, said her list constituted "just a few examples of the hundreds of incidents that have been documented and verified" by UN officials who were in the territory. She was the only one of the nine UN experts who compiled the report that was allowed into Gaza following the war. The experts covered issues ranging from health and hunger to women's rights and arbitrary executions. The experts also noted reports that Hamas had committed other abuses. They said Hamas had been unwilling to investigate the allegations. Your a credit to the cause fool.