Palestinian Lynching Receives No Press Coverage

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the pictures AP sends out throughout the world showing the events of The Oslo War, you might see something besides the "plight of the poor Palestinians" ... and then again, maybe you wouldn't. While we do not know the political beliefs of their journalists, we do know that most of the pictures coming from Israel are taken by Arabs. Don't believe us? Just go to: Yahoo News Page and do a search for news photos, using some key words like: Israel, Ramallah, Gaza, etc. and see for yourself! Even taking in account political beliefs, you would think that a journalist must take pictures of "hot stories" - no matter what, right? Well, how about a story of the "collaborator" hung up in central Ramallah just a few days ago? True - the two pictures that they did take got into the press - but, for some reason, AP has deleted them from their photo database ... Well then, how about the story of the two "collaborators" that were killed, mutilated, and then dragged through the streets of biblical Bethlehem and layed out in Manger Square. Well - there also were two pictures. Notice the word "were" since AP deleted these also - just minutes after GAMLA took them. We have heard the story before ... AP gave into Arab pressure and threats before, and it goes on all the time. Maybe we should call this: "The Arab Lynch of the Free Press"? In any case - all those who want to view these (graphic) pictures may do so FREELY by Clicking on the links. We strongly suggest that these pictures get emailed to as many people you can send them to. A lynch in Manger Square should be a strong message as to the myth of "Arab" solidarity with the Christian world. Source:  Gamla Organization

[Diogenesis]

This just in: Here are the UN's comments, from the UN Imperial Wizard.

Annan: "We dont care about dead Americans, Israelis,
or their supporters. We just want to kiss other terrorists."

[detsaoT]

What is the origin of these photos? When were they published? I have complete access to the AP photo archives and can verify whether or not they are genuinely authentic.

I say this, because to a trained eye, this photo looks doctored (ala Photoshop).

:) ttt

[TheDon]

You need to understand that we can't hold Arabs to the same standards of civilized behavior as we hold ourselves to. < /White Man's Burden >

[Xenalyte]

Now to demonstrate my abysmal ignorance . . . I thought a lynching was hanging someone by the neck until dead without benefit of trial. Those guys are feet-up.

[cicero's_son]

I wish someone would investigate the question of whether these people are being executed because they are Christians. There have been rumors to the effect that Palestinian Muslims periodically execute Christians in order to keep them in line.

[Diogenesis]

They are real.

In Bethlehem, Palestinian terrorists abuse and drag the bodies of men
alleged to have collaborated with, or spoke to, Israelis, March 14, 2002.

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In Ramallah, Palestinian terrorists abuse and drag the bodies of men
alleged to have collaborated with, or spoke to, Israelis, March 12, 2002.

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Do you want to defend these terrorist murderers?

[End Times Sentinel]

Well, see, the point of “news” is that it’s not just important, but unusual too. That’s why we don’t see stories like “Sun Rises This Morning”. Oh, if the sun didn’t rise, there’d be big cause for concern as it’s important, but since it’s not unusual no coverage.

muslim mobs visiting acts of unspeakable violence and savagery upon another human (I don’t want to argue the “human” part, it’s just a figure of speech) is the norm. If they could just manage to string together a few days where they DIDN’T do this type of stuff, well, that would be news.

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

[detsaoT]

Do you want to defend these terrorist murderers?

Under no circumstances do I stand up for the IDIOTS who call themselves (but aren't) Palestineans. Judging by their behavior ALONE, they should've been deported years ago from sovereign (won by war) Israeli territory.

However, knowing that we are on the side of TRUTH with respect to Israel, there is no need for falsehoods.

The orginal article claims that these are AP photos. I have full access to these archives (or, have full access to the AP photo feed - I have yet to determine how far back my feed continues to store data), and am curious as to whether or not they are authentic. If they are not, then somebody's lying, even if it is not necessary. If they _are_, then the AP is once again proving to us to what degree it will whore its values out to various "minority" groups.

I will be back after trying to dig around in the archives. Hopefully, our database goes back that far.

:) ttt

[ArrogantBustard]

Lynching would seem to frequently feature hanging by the neck, but that method of killing doesn't seem essential. During the 1980s, the African National Congress lynched people by placing a burning, petrol soaked tyre around their necks. (Be sure to scroll the page for multiple sources of the definition.)

AB

[Cachelot]

Curious thing to happen is a city under marshall order where Arabs on the street are shot on sight.

Arabs on the street are shot on sight? I think you're smoking something, Fikus, and it's not tobacco :). You are really a curious thing, Titus - or should I say Patria?

[detsaoT]

Ok, it looks like my archive doesn't go back far enough to catch the photos. I'm sorry I couldn't have been more useful. If the retractions went out beyond March 17th (my earliest photo in the archive), then I may have a record of that (AP sends all photos and retractions out on their wire - we capture and archive _all_ of them for a period of time)

I will keep digging and see if I can find the retractions, to at least give you an AP transmission reference for it.

(As a side note, there is a plethora of horrid photography that is the result of the "palestinian" intifada in the archive. I may pull some photos out and post a URL to them for ya...)

FReegards, and my apologies for not being able to do enough to dig this up. If anyone else has a more complete AP photo archive, they're welcome to fill us in.

:) ttt

[Diogenesis]

I gave you the references and the dates.

You have a problem with evidence that Palestinians kill?

[detsaoT]

I gave you the references and the dates.

I see the dates on the photos. The article above states that "the articles were retracted days later" (not specific enough), so I asked if you knew when exactly the photos were pulled from the AP archive (since I _might_ have record of the retraction).

You have a problem with evidence that Palestinians kill?

Absolutely not. There's a plethora of that type of evidence available. I am simply following the maxim "Trust, but verify."

If the photos in question ARE real, then we've got something to be hot at, and can direct all sorts of e-mails and faxes to whomever@ap.org.

but if these photos _are_ doctored, and no record of them exists in the AP feed system - of which hundreds of companies such as mine have subscriptions and archives to - then shame on whomever doctored the photos.

In the battle between Israel and the supposed palestineans, the truth is sufficient. Deport ALL of the barbarians immediately.

:) ttt

[End Times Sentinel]

You have a problem with evidence that Palestinians kill?

I don’t think the argument is about whether or not it happened, just the source of the photos.

I wish I could remember this better, but about a month ago there was a post here that AP was removing photos like this from their archive almost as fast as they would be entered. I don’t have much familiarity with AP’s archives and I’m throwing this out from memory about a month ago.

I’m sure we all agree that in this type of stuff goes on, but if the evidence is tainted, it becomes a powerful weapon for your enemies.

For the record, I think the photos are legit.

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

[detsaoT]

I wish I could remember this better, but about a month ago there was a post here that AP was removing photos like this from their archive almost as fast as they would be entered. I don't have much familiarity with AP's archives and I'm throwing this out from memory about a month ago

AP essentially sends photos out in serial fashion - Photos go across a proverbial wire (even though there's generally no "wire" anymore). Retractions and corrections go across the same wire. That was why I was interested in checking my archive (copied off of the feed, not relying on the feed) to see if I had any records of them or the retractions which followed. My archive, regrettably, does not go back far enough, so I was unable to dig any further.

:) ttt

[etcetera]

Part of the problem with the media under-reporting Palestinian atrosities may be fear. When the Palies shot those U.N. monitors last month and the surviving U.N. member said the perp was wearing a Palie police uniform, it made me realize that this was a message to the remaining U.N. monitors - toe the line or you'll get it,too.

How do you deal with a people who have no qualms of shooting anyone who doesn't sell their message? Threats to media photogs have been plainly reported.

While I don't condone media bias against Israel, I can understand some of the reasons why reporters have to be circumspect about what they report from a war zone where every bad guy carries a gun.

[backhoe]

I wish I could remember this better...

Same here- not only do I recall this incident, but about a year ago (???) 2 Israeli soldiers were "lynched" by a mob- the pictures of mob members waving blood-dipped hands were all over the 'net. A few days ago this incident was again raised here, and someone said they could not locate the photos, which seemed to have "disappeared." Someone found one (!) copy to display on that post.