Column One: Surrealism vs Reality

[Vagabond]

The events of this week, which opened with eight Israeli terror victims being buried at the same time as Israel was placed on trial at The Hague for trying to defend itself from terror, have about as much in common with reality as a painting by Salvador Dali.

There is something surreal in the spectacle of thousands of Israelis and our supporters marching through the streets of a Dutch city holding pictures of our terror victims as Israel is libeled in a show trial produced and directed by our murderers.

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The International Court of Justice will no doubt soon hand down an opinion saying that Israel is wrong to defend itself against the wanton murder of its citizens, killed for the crime of being Jews.

In the aftermath of the ICJ's expected opinion, Israel will come under ever-increasing international pressure to allow in foreign troops who will be tasked with protecting our murderers from our defenders.


http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/Printer&cid=1077768898105

[truhavoc]

1. I haven't the slightest idea what you are saying

Because of the spooky ass alien avatar is ruining my concentration, THEY ARE COMING TO GET ME :eyes:

[Vagabond]

2. The U.N., the Hague and justice

The phrase is familiar to those of us who follow the news out of the Middle East routinely, habitually, obsessively, year in and decade out — in short, more than is good for any sane person.

Obstacles to Peace can be safely defined as anything the Israelis are doing at the moment.

So when the Israelis put up a barrier to keep guerrillas and suicide bombers out, they're erecting . . . an obstacle to peace. And the United Nations is sure to condemn them for it.

The U.N. now has sicced the International Court of Justice at the Hague onto the Israelis' wall, asking for an advisory opinion. As if the U.N. ever needed advice before condemning Israel. Just look at the record:

http://jewishworldreview.com/0204/greenberg_2004_02_25.php3