[JOHN ADAMS]

The article contains this gem straight out of the Cliff's Notes handbook on Martin Buber: "Like so many elements of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the events on the Mavi Marmara produced two fiercely competing narratives, each full of self-justification and contempt for the other."

Oh, the Horror! Contempt for the Other! It's all so tragic.

The one tragedy I see here is that Turkey is the country asking for an apology. Israel is the country that should be asking for an apology, from Turkey. The Turks are the ones who sent a ship to break a perfectly legal embargo so that terrorists and lunatics could stock up on weapons and do a better job of murdering Jewish civilians.

On the other hand, we do have the miracle of the UN report saying that Israel's blockade is legal. That shouldn't be overlooked either.

[dila813]

and the pipes, machetes, and beatings of the solders conducting the raid on the ship were perfectly fine.....

who would have guessed it!

[GOPJ]

On the other hand, we do have the miracle of the UN report saying that Israel's blockade is legal.

It might be a 'miracle' but it's not enough to keep supporting that corrupt organization. The UN's a liberal elite dictator protection agency.

[no-to-illegals]

A look between the lines of the miracle may yield the un smells change (real change) in the air.

[LeoWindhorse]

F-ing Pals

They should have torpedoed the ship and called it good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LulDJh4fWI

[colorado tanker]

This is just more of the usual “disproportionate response” crap.

[SJackson]

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