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Nynorsk · 8 augustus 2007, 11:23

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door circe

Het gaat erom wat HBVL niét zegt:
het zegt niét dat het een palestijns raket was
het zegt wèl dat Israel regelmatig terugschiet (wat doet dit hier in dit onderwerp terzake???) : me dunkt is dit een duidelijk insinuatie

Als jij morgen buiten je eigen schuld wordt overhoop gereden, moet men dan in de krant vermelden: "en hij had ook al een paar keer door het rood gereden terwijl zijn achterlicht kapot was".

Als ik de verschillende berichten lees in dit topic, dan heb ik maar 1 conclusie: ze weten nog niet van wie die raket of ander explosief ding was.

De slachtoffers zijn gevallen in een gebied van waaruit Palestijnen raketten afvuren en die regelmatig luchtaanvallen van Israel te verduren krijgt. Tot er zekerheid is van wie dat explosief ding is, kan het dus van beide zijn.

Basy Lys · 8 augustus 2007, 11:38

Het internationalte mohammedaanse propaganda-apparaat heeft nog steeds geen zaak gemaakt van dit "ongeval".

Alle journalisten werden dan wel uit de streek verdreven, maar Reuters heeft toch nog alternatieve bronnen:

http://www.theage.com.au/

Palestinian rocket kills Gaza children

August 7, 2007 - 5:24PM

A rocket fired at Israel by Palestinian militants fell short and killed two Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip, ambulance crews say.
No group claimed responsibility for launching the rocket, which landed near the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya, killing a seven-year-old boy and a girl, aged 9.
...
© 2007 Reuters, Click for Restrictions

Waarom de mohammedanen daar geen pottenkijkers willen zal binnenkort waarschijnlijk wel blijken?

Terloops: de BBC-journalist Alan Johnston is onlangs vrijgelaten. Hoe zal het aflopen met deze man:

July 02, 2007

Report: Gaza Journalist Seeks Asylum

Alan Johnston is not the only journalist in danger in the Gaza Strip. AP reports today:

OSLO - A TV journalist who worked for the Al-Arabiya network in the Gaza Strip is seeking asylum in Norway, saying his family was threatened, Norwegian state broadcaster NRK reported.

We came to Norway because I, my wife and children received death threats, and we decided to leave Gaza, where I could not continue as a free-speaking journalist, Saif el-Deen Shahin was quoted as saying in a report on NRK's Web site.

Norway's Foreign Ministry could not confirm yesterday that Shahin had applied for asylum.

Hamas had accused Al-Arabiya of bias in favor of its rival, Fatah, in the months leading up to its takeover of Gaza.

Shahin said only about 10 percent of journalists in Gaza dare to carry out their profession. The rest have stopped working because of pressure and fears for their lives, Shahin was quoted as saying in the report posted Thursday.

The report said Shahin was beaten up and threatened after describing the kidnappers of BBC reporter Alan Johnston as criminals.

Voorlopig geniet hij nog van de vrijheid en veiligheid die hem door de beschaafde wereld geboden wordt.

Salman Rushdie: "Let’s start calling a spade a spade. Of course this is ‘about Islam’"

8 augustus 2007, 11:38	#22
Basy Lys Minister Geregistreerd: 30 mei 2004 Locatie: Dar al-Harb Berichten: 3.926	Het internationalte mohammedaanse propaganda-apparaat heeft nog steeds geen zaak gemaakt van dit "ongeval". Alle journalisten werden dan wel uit de streek verdreven, maar Reuters heeft toch nog alternatieve bronnen: http://www.theage.com.au/ Palestinian rocket kills Gaza children August 7, 2007 - 5:24PM A rocket fired at Israel by Palestinian militants fell short and killed two Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip, ambulance crews say. No group claimed responsibility for launching the rocket, which landed near the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya, killing a seven-year-old boy and a girl, aged 9. ... © 2007 Reuters, Click for Restrictions Waarom de mohammedanen daar geen pottenkijkers willen zal binnenkort waarschijnlijk wel blijken? Terloops: de BBC-journalist Alan Johnston is onlangs vrijgelaten. Hoe zal het aflopen met deze man: July 02, 2007 Report: Gaza Journalist Seeks Asylum Alan Johnston is not the only journalist in danger in the Gaza Strip. AP reports today: OSLO - A TV journalist who worked for the Al-Arabiya network in the Gaza Strip is seeking asylum in Norway, saying his family was threatened, Norwegian state broadcaster NRK reported. We came to Norway because I, my wife and children received death threats, and we decided to leave Gaza, where I could not continue as a free-speaking journalist, Saif el-Deen Shahin was quoted as saying in a report on NRK's Web site. Norway's Foreign Ministry could not confirm yesterday that Shahin had applied for asylum. Hamas had accused Al-Arabiya of bias in favor of its rival, Fatah, in the months leading up to its takeover of Gaza. Shahin said only about 10 percent of journalists in Gaza dare to carry out their profession. The rest have stopped working because of pressure and fears for their lives, Shahin was quoted as saying in the report posted Thursday. The report said Shahin was beaten up and threatened after describing the kidnappers of BBC reporter Alan Johnston as criminals. Voorlopig geniet hij nog van de vrijheid en veiligheid die hem door de beschaafde wereld geboden wordt. Salman Rushdie: "Let’s start calling a spade a spade. Of course this is ‘about Islam’" __________________ Le drame de notre temps, c'est que les gens bêtes pensent.