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2. Mayo 2011, 15:55:26 Asunto: re:Pouring petrol onto embers is not a good way of putting a fire out Well, Hamas's version of "pouring petrol" is much less desirable than inhabiting disputed lands IMO, they have been known to do it literally, not figuratively, but I suppose that doesn't fit their new freedom fighter image 3. Mayo 2011, 00:06:12 Asunto: Re: re:Pouring petrol onto embers is not a good way of putting a fire out The Col: Never does in such conflicts... remember, we had Northern Ireland. In the end it didn't matter who did what as they all sides (IRA/Loyalists/Army/British Gov/ Irish supporters) .. and the rest of supporting 'actors' had blood on their hands. We still today have "The Real IRA" (who are not the real IRA) killing even after all the major parties have said "enough". |
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