It’s complete and utter crap.

The video that you are about to watch describes how the Taliban create young suicide bombers in Pakistan. But, this could have been a documentary describing Hamas, Islamic Jihad, or many of the other fanatic Islamist groups preying upon young Palestinians.

And yes, that is exactly what they do. They prey upon the young minds of Palestinian youth.

It is the vilest form of child abuse, and it is practiced throughout the West Bank and the Gaza Strip – as well as the many places where you can find fundamentalist Islam.

If you care about the Palestinians, then you need to free them – and their children – from this terrible cult of death.

Now, Fathi didn’t mean for us to take his statements in just quite that way. He was speaking in Arabic and was not expecting to be understood by a Western audience – especially, the Western audience that he’s been crying to about the ‘ancient’ Palestinian people with their ancient rights to Palestine (whatever THAT is).

Again, we aren’t saying that the Palestinians are any less deserving of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I certainly believe that they DO deserve all those things, which is why I am so upset with the Palestinian leadership. But, Palestinian claims to being a PEOPLE…

Well, they aren’t. They are not a people. They aren’t even an ethnic group. They’re not a minority of any kind. They’re Egyptians and Saudis and Syrians.

They are just average people with leaders who think that killing Jews and taking their land is perfectly acceptable. No, it’s more than that. To the Palestinian leadership, killing Jews and taking their land is a goal.

It is not Israel’s fault that the Palestinians chose badly. Choices have consequences, and the Palestinians have no one to blame but themselves.

But, if they’re prepared to put away their hatred, Israelis are prepared to be friends.

Hamas leader admits ‘Palestinian’ identity is invented

Tuesday, April 03, 2012 | Ryan Jones, Israel Today

US Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has come under a lot of fire for saying that the “Palestinians” are an invented people. Most have ridiculed Gingrich by pointing out there are clearly millions of Arabs living in so-called “Palestine.”

But Gingrich wasn’t talking about the physical presence of those people today, but rather the national identity they have adopted and the fact that most immigrated to the land not so long ago.

In a televised address on Al-Hekma TV last week, Hamas Minister of the Interior and of National Security Fathi Hammad basically backed up Gingrich’s assessment, acknowledging that the roots of most “Palestinians” are elsewhere in the Middle East, and that the Palestinian label is only a thin veneer.

Read the rest of the article here.

We are being played by a bunch of sick, islamo-fascist psychopaths, and we don’t seem to really care. In fact, all that we really seem to care about is that there is some target that we can channel pent up outrage into. And nothing makes a better target than a tiny little country full of Jews in some nowhere backwater like the Middle East.

No really, it’s the perfect snapshot of who and what we’ve become. We abuse the abused and ignore the terrible atrocities perpetrated by some of the worst scoundrels in the world. And, on top of that, we are completely unaware of how the ‘rule of law’ has died, and we only await the obituary and final internment to make it official.

When it all falls apart, there will be some of who survive. To those future survivors, if you should ever read this, please make sure that you have a mirror around that you can gaze into while you repeat the following:

We did this to ourselves.

Hamas keeping Gazans in the dark, literally

Sunday, February 19, 2012 | Ryan Jones

When the Gaza Strip’s main power station shut down for lack of fuel last week, Hamas predictably blamed Israel, and found willing collaborators in the mainstream international media.

But over the weekend, evidence surfaced that Hamas may be purposely keeping the people of Gaza living in literal darkness as a means of demonizing Israel.

Bloomberg reported on Saturday that Egypt had offered to deliver a hefty supply of fuel to Gaza to get the power plant running again, but that Hamas had refused because the fuel would be delivered via official pumping stations at an Israeli border crossing.

Up until the end of 2010, Israel provided nearly all of the industrial-grade diesel fuel needed by Gaza’s lone power station. Over 900,000 liters (nearly a quarter of a million gallons) was delivered on a weekly basis.

In January 2010, Israel closed one pipeline into Gaza after repeated terrorist attacks on the border crossing where it was situated, but built a new pipeline elsewhere that effectively doubled the amount of fuel Israel could provide.

But Hamas and the media smelled an anti-Israel story, and weren’t about to let the facts get in the way.

Read the rest of the article here.

And, apparently this wasn’t just an arrest of some mid-level admin guy who was out raising money for the organization. Nope, this was an arrest of someone who was already far along the way towards implementing a terrorist attack in Bangkok. A BIG terrorist attack. And, people think that somehow Hezbollah won’t ever get to them?

They are already in South America and Mexico. They have already been found in the US and Canada.

They just stopped a massive terrorist bombing in Thailand. How long do you think it’s going to be before they fail to stop a massive terrorist bombing in the US?

And, what do you think will happen to your rights as an American citizen when THAT happens?

If you thought that the TSA was bad, wait till there are US troops on the streets and FEMA in your towns.

Come on America. Wake up. How many warnings do you need?

I worry that there aren’t many warnings left.

Are you ready?

This came in from STRATFOR:

A Hezbollah Threat in Thailand?

January 19, 2012, by Ben West

On Jan. 12, Thai authorities arrested a man they say was a member of the Lebanon-based Shiite militant group Hezbollah who was plotting an attack in Bangkok. In uncovering the plot, Thai police cite cooperation with the United States and Israel going back to December 2011. Bangkok is indeed a target-rich environment with a history of terrorist attacks, but today Hezbollah and other militant and criminal groups rely on the city as a business hub more than anything else. If Hezbollah or some other transnational militant group were to carry out an attack in the city, it would have to be for a compelling reason that outweighed the costs.

The suspect was identified as Hussein Atris, who was born in Lebanon but acquired Swedish citizenship and a passport after marrying a Swedish woman in 1996. Atris was arrested on immigration charges as he was trying to board a plane at Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkok’s main international airport. Police said another suspect is still at large and possibly already out of the country. Atris’s arrest on Jan. 12 was followed by a statement the next day from the U.S. Embassy warning U.S. citizens in Bangkok of the potential foreign terrorist threat in the country and encouraging them to avoid tourist areas. Other countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and Israel, issued similar warnings. Thai police have responded by increasing security in tourist areas like Bangkok’s Khao San Road and the island of Phuket.

Then, on Jan. 16, some 200 Thai police officers searched a three-story commercial building in a town along the coast 32 kilometers (about 20 miles) southwest of Bangkok. Information on the location and contents of the building was said to have been provided by Atris after two days in custody. On the second floor of the building, officers found 4,380 kilograms (about 10,000 pounds) of urea-based fertilizer and 38 liters (about 10 gallons) of liquid ammonium nitrate — enough materials to construct several truck bombs comparable to the one detonated at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad in 2008. Urea fertilizer can be used to manufacture the improvised explosive mixture urea nitrate, which was the main charge used in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. The compound is also frequently used in improvised explosive devices in Iraq and to some extent in Afghanistan. On the ground floor of the same building, police found reams of printing paper and 400 electric table fans in cardboard boxes.

The following day, a Bangkok court charged Atris with illegal possession of explosive materials. As in many other countries, a permit is required for handling such large amounts of fertilizer in Thailand.

Read the rest of the article here (while you can).

It is routinely used by Bedouin to smuggle all kinds of things into Israel – drugs, prostitutes, weapons and terrorists. Until now, Egypt has had a tight control on access to the Sinai and few weapons and terrorists have been able to gain access. Not so now.

Libyan weapons are flowing unchecked into the Sinai and terrorists are having a field day – with a free hand to do what they want. This is NOT good news to anyone that wants to see peace in the Middle East. Hamas no longer needs to just shoot rockets into Israel from Gaza, they can now launch attacks over land on Eilat and into southern Israeli cities.

And, to think that Barack Obama celebrated this “Arab Spring” that is shaking out Arab dictatorships.

Israel raises alarm over Sinai-Gaza cooperation
Jan 16 01:35 PM US/Eastern, AFP

Israel is facing a growing security threat to its south because of the changes brought on by the Arab Spring which is not likely to disappear any time soon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday.

“The security problem which is developing as a result of changes in the Middle East is getting worse, and is expected to continue for years,” Netanyahu told MPs at the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and defence, in remarks communicated by a spokesman.

“The state of Israel is required to strengthen its defence and attack capabilities immediately, which costs a lot of money,” he said.

“Libyan arms continue to flow into Gaza through Sinai,” he said, indicating that there were “more than 10,000 missiles” in the coastal enclave, some of which had a range “surpassing 40 kilometres (24 miles).”

The ongoing reconciliation process between Fatah and Hamas would force Israel to demand that Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip would be under similar terms as Fatah-controlled West Bank, Netanyahu said.

“Fatah-Hamas unity would force us to demand that the Gaza Strip be demilitarised,” he said.

He accused Iran of using the Egyptian Sinai as a staging area for launching attacks on Israel.

“Terror elements have entered the region, they’re using the area as a platform for terror, Sinai has become a destination for Iran,” he said, noting that in an attack last summer a missile was shot at a helicopter, which managed to dodge it.

Read the rest of the article here.