LBB>To: Seanmbrook{at}aol.com, r_catholic-l{at}yahoogroups.com
LBB>From: "L. B. Binnie" 
LBB>Reply-To: r_catholic-l{at}yahoogroups.com

LBB>On May 26, 2003 08:58 pm, Seanmbrook{at}aol.com wrote:

LBB>> >
LBB>> > LB> But why is it illegal to try to stop an illegal
LBB>> > destruction of someone's house?  The fact is that she was
LBB>> > doing nothing recognized as illegal under international
LBB>> > law:  the Israeli Army was.  It is like the US government
LBB>> > denouncing Palestinian suicide bombings:  but I never heard
LBB>> > them denounce the Israelis for putting landmines on a path
LBB>> > that led only to a school.  Nor do I hear them denouncing
LBB>> > Israel when they steal land for illegal settlements.  WHY??
LBB>> > Silence is taken, internationally, as complicity:
LBB>> > particularly when the Israelis use American supplied
LBB>>
LBB>SMB>  Is it illegal to destroy houses being used as FORTRESSES
LBB>>  during a war?  Btw, I am no longer sure Rachel Corrie was
LBB>>  deliberately killed.  Michael said he checked this incident
LBB>>  and found good reason to believe her death was accidental.

LBB>Or so the Israelis claim.  Those buildings are made largely of brieze block
LBB>Heavy machine gun bullets go through them with little loss of energy, and q
LBB>energetic enough to kill people inside.  And it matters not:  under
LBB>International Law Israel has no right, whatsoever to be in either the West
LBB>Bank, Gaza or to occupy Syrian territory.  There have been repeated United
LBB>Nations resolutions ordering themout:  Isreal ignores them.  The US has jus
LBB>fought a war primarily because Iraq failed to obey UN resolutions.  Why is
LBB>Israel allowed to get away with doing the same?

Because the Jewish vote is more usefull than the Arabic vote in the
USA political arena.

Ciao, Ack.

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