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To: Lurker

“They’re going in... “

‘Big mistake.’


How do you figure it’s a big mistake? Lasting results in a conflict are never accomplished without putting boots on the ground. Ground troops will flush out more terrorists who are dug in and will discover/destroy armaments, hideaways, etc.

A ground incursion is exactly the right thing to do after softening them up with aerial bombardment. The Gaza Strip ought to be turned into, and maintained as, a no man’s land.


30 posted on 12/29/2008 7:48:36 PM PST by Rembrandt
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To: Rembrandt
".....The Gaza Strip ought to be turned into, and maintained as, a no man’s land....."

Any Palis that remain should be now subject to Israeli law; that is, remain true and lawful Israeli citizens.

Everyone else...die or get out.

43 posted on 12/29/2008 8:46:14 PM PST by Victor (If an expert says it can't be done, get another expert." -David Ben-Gurion, the first Prime Minister)
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To: Rembrandt
Aloha Green Lantern!

Palestinians....whatever! You know of course where all of them came from. They're not indigenous to the region but the dregs and castoffs from the Emirates, Egypt, Jordan and those good 'ole boys is Saudi Arabia.

Ask yourself why Gaza and the West Bank are refugee camps in this day and age...and why no progress is ever made in forming a government in either sector.

Last bit of news heard here is that Iran is sending supplies, medical and humanitarian to the Gaza Strip....replenishing expended supplies in the latest Intifada.

The IAF should toast Iran first, Gaza next.
46 posted on 12/29/2008 9:27:27 PM PST by BIGLOOK (Keelhaul Congress! It's the sensible solution to restore Command to the People.)
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