Posted on 06/18/2002 4:17:29 AM PDT by Alouette
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| Black body bags lie next to an Israeli bus as security officers and medics search for clues near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem, June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up, killing 17 people and wounding many others. Photo by Yannis Behrakis/Reuters |
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| Black plastic bags containing dead civilians lie next to an Israeli bus as security officers and medics search for clues around bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing at least 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mound of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis REUTERS |
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| Police and religious volunteers work near a row of dead in body bags and a bombed bus in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on a crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and wounding more than 40 police said. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/ZOOM 77) |
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| An Israeli policeman stands next to a row of dead in body bags next to a bombed bus in the background at the site of the suicide bombing in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on a crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19, people and wounding more than 40 police said. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel) |
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| Israeli Ultra Orthodox forensic volunteers work next to two dead bodies vicitms of the explosion inside a bombed bus at the site of the suicide bombing in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on a crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19, people and wounding more than 40 police said. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel) |
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| Israeli security officers and medics search the wreckage of bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem, June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mound of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen |
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| Israeli security officers and medics search around the bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction, near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem, June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mound of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen |
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| The hand of a body with identification police tag number 10, is seen after the 17 bodies of the victims of Monday's suicide attack were placed in black plastic bags next to bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mound of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| Israeli border police walk with police dogs near a bombed bus in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on a crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and wounding more than 40. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/ZOOM 77) |
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| Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon looks at black plastic bags containing dead civilians next to an Israeli bus in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem, June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mound of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| The feet of an unidentified victim of Monday's suicide attack are seen after the 17 bodies of the victims were placed in black plastic bags next to bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| Israeli bomb experts search bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen |
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| An Israeli bomb expert searches bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen |
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| Israeli medics remove a dead person from bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| Israeli women cry and run in panic as they try to find their relatives at Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| Black plastic bags containing dead civilians lie next to an Israeli bus as security officers and medics search for clues in and around bus number 32 in Jerusalem's Pat junction near the neighborhood of Gilo in Jerusalem June 18, 2002. A suspected Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up killing 17 people and wounding many others. The blast was so powerful it ripped through the front of the bus and turned it into a mount of twisted wreckage. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis |
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| Forensic volunteers place a body on a stretcher at the site where a suicide bomber blew himself up inside a bus near the Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo, Tuesday June 18, 2002. At least 19 people were killed and more than 40 wounded. Many school students were on the bus, witnesses said.(AP Photo/Enric Marti) |
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| Police and religious volunteers work around a bombed bus in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on the crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and wounding more than 40. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/ZOOM 77) |
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| Police and religious volunteers work near a row of dead in body bags and a bombed bus in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on the crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and wounding more than 40. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/ZOOM 77) |
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| A picture of a victim along with her information sheet lies next to a body identified as number 5 amongst a row of dead in body bags next to a bombed bus at the site of the suicide bombing in Jerusalem Tuesday June 18, 2002. A suicide bomber blew up on a crowded city bus in Jerusalem during morning rush hour Tuesday, killing at least 19, people and wounding more than 40. According to witnesses, many school students were on the bus. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel) |
When a person attacks a Nation as here (and the attackers may not be citizens of the same country they are attacking), they forfeit those rights.
I pinged you because I would like your thoughts on this. Maybe the pics of 9-11 aren't fresh enough.
And the killers will be rewarded with a State. Good lesson: bring on the terror, it works.
Too sad.
The Oslo Accords were a photo-op fraud from the get-go. This is their evil fruit.
Quote of the Day !





How does it feel to be Osama Bin Laden's toady?
Jerk.
Moderators - this guy is becoming extremely offensive and ignoring lucid, fact-based arguments put to him. He responds with invective and personal affronts - He refuses to address the arguments with any sort of intelligent discourse - because he is dead wrong but can't admit it. I have responded in kind in this post - feel free to pull it after he reads it. I want him to know how I feel about having 9/11 thrown in my face. He is the lowest form of disruptor.
my God, I can't believe what this society has become.
"You know, I'm sick of hearing about how desperate and hopeless these people are. They're just evil!"
animals kill for food.
ya know, if Pulitzers are given for one-liners, this guy oughta get one ...
Unreal. So if this happens in America and the attacker and his accomplices survive and are held incommunicado, are they being stripped of their rights? This is no worse than Sept 11th.And you reply with this:
When a person attacks a Nation as here (and the attackers may not be citizens of the same country they are attacking), they forfeit those rights.
I pinged you because I would like your thoughts on this. Maybe the pics of 9-11 aren't fresh enough
Jackass - the pics from 9/11 will be forever in my mind. I lost brother officers on that day - and this country lost innocent civilians. And if this country suspends the Constitutional Rights of its citizens in the name of 9/11 - as you are advocating - then the terrorists won on 9/11.I pinged you here to get your thoughts on this since you defend the rights of suspected terrorists, and you come here with an ad hominen personal attack while inthe same sentence accusing me of the same?
How does it feel to be Osama Bin Laden's toady?
Jerk.
Moderators - this guy is becoming extremely offensive and ignoring lucid, fact-based arguments put to him. He responds with invective and personal affronts - He refuses to address the arguments with any sort of intelligent discourse - because he is dead wrong but can't admit it. I have responded in kind in this post - feel free to pull it after he reads it. I want him to know how I feel about having 9/11 thrown in my face. He is the lowest form of disruptor.
Jackass?
OBL's toady?
Jerk?
offensive and ignoring lucid, fact-based arguments put to him? (Who is ignoring whom? I asked your opinion in 7)
invective and personal affronts?? (and what do you call your reply??)
I have responded in kind in this post?? (Really?)
Amazing. And you say *I* don't see it.
Actually a major player in the current Israeli govt., Shimon Peres, will be arguing for "restraint".
Where your conduct is less than honorable and insuate that I support the activities that created these pictures. Then you accuse me of defending the Rights of terrorists. NO - I'd personally pull the trigger on these bastards - after they've been convicted of the crime.
NO - I don't defend the rights of terrorists - I defend the Rights of American Citizens - even thick-headed, irrational ideolouges like you - and YOU cannot comprehend, or worse refuse to comprehend, the difference and the implications of your views.
I admire your ability to post, It has become the Norm around here if you "SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION, You are with the Terrorist". I for one find it horrific. People no longer grasp what it even is to be "AN AMERICAN", The Constitution is "over rated" reading half the comments on these threads.
God Bless you for taking the HIGH Road and putting Country and CONSTITUTION before Party and/or "leader".
Live Free or Die Trying
The picture of the arm is so sad.
Start launching them from catapults and have target practice..........PULL!........BOOM!.......SPLAT!
CNN DOES IT AGAIN!
By the time you receive today's newsletter, you will already know about the latest bus bombing. What you may NOT know is how CNN's Sheila MacVicar reported it. (you were probably fast asleep) With the bus' metal frame still smoldering, MacVicar took to the air and tried to portray passengers using public transportation as radicals. The beginning of the bus route, Gilo, she told the world, is what "the Palestinians call an illegal settlement."
Actually, Gilo is a neighborhood in Jerusalem proper, not a "settlement." Much of it was purchased before Israel's founding in 1948. And even if that were not so, why report this minutes after an overcrowded bus of teens -- some as young as 12! -- lost their lives? To "explain" (read: excuse) it?
Am I nitpicking? No, I am not. It is this sort of subtle "reporting" that prevents the world from putting an end to these almost daily tragedies. You see, the teens deserved to die because they dared defy "Palestinian" delusions. To be blunt, this makes me ill!
For no more than 50 cents a minute (and probably a lot less), you can tell Sheila MacVicar what YOU think. Her DIRECT number in Israel is 011-972-2-538-1782. There are tens of thousands who receive this newsletter. PLEASE forward today's issue to your friends and encourage them also to call. CNN counts on folks accepting what they propagate. On NOT responding. Please remember that!
I'm sorry for delaying the newsletter listings, folks. But I'm outraged --- and as caring humans, you should be, too!
Binyamin L. Jolkovsky
Editor in Chief, JewishWorldReview.com
You're right, I've noticed it, and it's disgusting.
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