Archive for the ‘war’ Category

Just a peaceful batch of folks

Posted: December 28, 2010 by datechguy in war
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Just remember abandoning Gaza was supposed to make things peaceful

Egyptian security forces uncovered a munitions stockpile, including anti-aircraft missiles, destined for Gaza, the Palestinian news agency Ma’an reported on Tuesday.

According to the report, the weapons stockpile was found in an abandoned warehouse in the middle of the desert in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.

It’s my opinion that if all the Jews in Israel went to the other side of the world the arabs would find an excuse to try to kill them.

Heather Robinson of Big Peace has a new interview with former slave and foe of Jihad Simon Deng:

Deng, now a human rights activist whose historic 300-mile “Freedom Walk” in the spring of 2006 gained him an audience with former President George W. Bush, discusses his escape from slavery; and efforts he and other South Sudanese Christians made during the 1990’s to raise awareness about the threat of terrorism emanating from Sudan. In a segment to appear tomorrow, Deng will discuss the plight of Christian and animist South Sudanese today; the condition of South Sudanese Christians in Israel; and his high hopes for South Sudanese independence.

I met Simon Deng during CPAC last year. and he is an inspiration, here is my interview with him along with Barbara Espinosa (who will be my guest on DaTechGuy on DaRadio this weekend at 9 p.m. EST)

Deng is an international treasure, don’t miss this interview.

How Dare those Israelis kill those helpless Gazans…

Posted: December 27, 2010 by datechguy in war
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…who were planting bombs so naturally the peace-loving people of Hamas were forced to launch rockets into Israel.

No nation in the world would take what Israel does every day without launching an all out war of destruction. How Israel holds it self back every day is beyond me.

Over at the other McCain the Christmas Present of the day has been given, a post from Smitty.

Remember when the Christmas bills come and that sweater looks a little odd, think of a soft-spoken man 12,000 miles from home who is spending his Christmas serving his country and his friends and the hundreds of thousands just like him, and give thanks.