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Israel is the most bad ass nation on the planet and you can’t change my mind.
Good for them
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British-educated entrepreneur denies manufacturing explosive pagers
A British-educated entrepreneur has denied manufacturing the pagers that wounded hundreds of Hezbollah fighters in a simultaneous explosion on Tuesday.www.yahoo.com
She's definitely Not Guilty
Am pm radios,landline phone, runners and paper mails.What do they have left now ? Carrier pigeons ? Smoke signals?
Even further back into the stone age than they already were .
If I was one of them I wouldn't even wear a digital watch right now.
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Ironically large chunks of the world wouldn't be much without US money, US bombs and US political support.
Pagers then radios. Now solar power systems. The hits just keep coming. Can't wait to check the news tomorrow. Maybe cars will be accelerating into brick walls.
I read a book by some SF guy in Vietnam. They were putting rigged AK rounds into NVA stockpiles even back then. It would cause the gun to blow up in their faces and it was mainly a psychological warfare thing for the reason you mentioned.Yes, that might be an inert training prop, but you are correct - if a soldier's buddy's AK blows up in his face and he filled his mags from the same can as the buddy, then he's got a real dilemma on his hands as does the rest of the platoon.
Guilty or not, she needs to sleep with one eye opened for the rest of her life.How can you tell?
They didn't even SHOW her elbows.....
i think it was a severe mistake and it was actually hilary clinton who managed that pager contract.Guilty or not, she needs to sleep with one eye opened for the rest of her life.
The ROI on supporting Israel with money and bombs is not worth the actual price we pay in the middle east, IMO.Let's not undersell the influence of MIC Jingocon bullshit.Is Israel a beneficiary? sure... but at any one given time its a bit player.
The interviewer should have also asked the Hassidic Jew what he thought of Israel ending it's draft exemption for ultra orthadox Jews. It's like taxes - all is fine as long as we are talking about someone else paying.I watched a video where some Jewish dude was interviewing Hacidic Jews in NYC. He was asking them if OUR ground troops should get involved in their territorial war over there. 90% of them said yes, they have no problem with OUR boys getting sent to die for THEIR cause while they kick back in relative safety of our borders. If they felt so strongly about it, THEY should go over and fight.
I did not know there are a class of people that were exempt from military service in Israel, that's kinda bs.The interviewer should have also asked the Hassidic Jew what he thought of Israel ending it's draft exemption for ultra orthadox Jews. It's like taxes - all is fine as long as we are talking about someone else paying.
FIFYI did not know therearewere a class of people that were exempt from military service in Israel, that's kinda bs.
It goes back to the founding of the state of Israel, where there was worry that WWII and its fallout had gutted a significant portion of the religious scholar-class, and they wanted to build that up.I did not know there are a class of people that were exempt from military service in Israel, that's kinda bs.
So is a Jewish person in the US with dual citizenship exempt from mandatory military service?It goes back to the founding of the state of Israel, where there was worry that WWII and its fallout had gutted a significant portion of the religious scholar-class, and they wanted to build that up.
Problem is, the ultra-orthodox have a lot of kids, that are also ultra-orthodox, so you have an increasing percentage of exempt persons. That's why they changed the laws.
Note: this is an American gentile's understanding of the situation.
So is a Jewish person in the US with dual citizenship exempt from mandatory military service?
Didn't used to be.
I knew a guy in my high school who had dual citizenship (this was many, many years ago now). He made the mistake of visiting his grandparents in Israel when his conscription number came up, and off to the IDF he went. He served as a combat medic in Lebanon, then came back to the US to finish up his high school career as a 20-year-old senior.
That quick visit to his grandma lasted about two years. If he hadn't been in Israel at that time, he probably would have been fine as long as he stayed away; it's not like the Israelis ever came here and kidnapped duals to be in the IDF.
Oh we already know the answer.The interviewer should have also asked the Hassidic Jew what he thought of Israel ending it's draft exemption for ultra orthadox Jews. It's like taxes - all is fine as long as we are talking about someone else paying.
You are correct.It goes back to the founding of the state of Israel, where there was worry that WWII and its fallout had gutted a significant portion of the religious scholar-class, and they wanted to build that up.
Problem is, the ultra-orthodox have a lot of kids, that are also ultra-orthodox, so you have an increasing percentage of exempt persons. That's why they changed the laws.
Note: this is an American gentile's understanding of the situation.
No. If they show their face in Israel, they will have to serve.So is a Jewish person in the US with dual citizenship exempt from mandatory military service?
This is correct. When our Jewish LE org traveled to Israel in 1989, one of the tour guides was a dual citizen and he had to serve and thus had to leave the tour while we were there.Didn't used to be.
I knew a guy in my high school who had dual citizenship (this was many, many years ago now). He made the mistake of visiting his grandparents in Israel when his conscription number came up, and off to the IDF he went. He served as a combat medic in Lebanon, then came back to the US to finish up his high school career as a 20-year-old senior.
That quick visit to his grandma lasted about two years. If he hadn't been in Israel at that time, he probably would have been fine as long as he stayed away; it's not like the Israelis ever came here and kidnapped duals to be in the IDF.