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    Nasrallah calls the shots in France

    France: Hizbullah not a terror group
    By JPOST STAFF AND AP


    Hizbullah is part of Lebanese politics and must not be regarded as a terror organization, said the French Foreign Ministry in a statement Thursday night.

    The statement was an apparent about-turn by France after President Nicolas Sarkozy said that Hizbullah was indeed a terrorist group when he met with the captured IDF soldiers' families in Paris last week. Thursday's statement was prompted by protests from Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah.


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    sad.

    Just when I was starting to really like Sarkozy, we pulls a 180 on everyone.
    All this kowtowing to Hezbollah is just plain sad. Hezbollah should be targeted, not made friends with.

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    It's worse than sad - it's pathetic.

    If France's argument is that because Hizbulla is part of the political structure of Lebanon it cannot be a terrorist organization, the counter-argument by the Coalition of the Sane should be that because Hizbulla is a terrorist organization AND a part of Lebanese politics, THEN Lebanon is a terrorist state.

    Why should anyone have a problem with this????

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    Quote Originally Posted by wellofvow View Post
    It's worse than sad - it's pathetic.

    If France's argument is that because Hizbulla is part of the political structure of Lebanon it cannot be a terrorist organization, the counter-argument by the Coalition of the Sane should be that because Hizbulla is a terrorist organization AND a part of Lebanese politics, THEN Lebanon is a terrorist state.

    Why should anyone have a problem with this????
    We made the same conclusions with Afghanistan, and Iran. and we were right to do so.

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    Kouchner will be in Damascus within a month holding a suitcase full of apologies for that "...the Shia movement [Hizbullah] should stop its terrorist actions..." comment made by Sarkozy to relatives of two Israelis. He'll also carry with him an assurance that Sarkozy does not have Chirac's "unhealthy obsession" as the Syrians see it, with Lebanese political affairs.

    Nought good, I say nought good will flow from this new French President.
    As a youth I used to weep in butcher's shops.

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    Turkishdude
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    edit: I'm confused

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    I am disappointed in Sarkozy. The terrorist leaders whines and he caves is. Where are the Western leaders strong enough to take these guys on?

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    When is the next Dutch election.? I am looking for Geet Wilders election to office. He is the only hope.

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    Re: Nasrallah calls the shots in France

    i think we must put the sarkozy and his bi*** wife to the top of noob eiffel tower. he also wanted to know Armenian genocide to attack at Turkey

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    Nasrallah , Gazza people (because they all support terrorism) , and all other arabics are weak stuff and all are terrorists. i became happy when that Hamas leader with 4 WİFE AND THEİR DAUGHTERS DİED 4 WİFE OMG !!! STUpid womans. they deserved to die as well... dont stop keep moving.. by the way ground attack to gaza would risk soldiers life. keep shooting from air. noone can stop you... loves from Turkey

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    Re: Nasrallah calls the shots in France

    bull sh***************t

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    Re: Nasrallah calls the shots in France

    This is where it starts--first Hizbollah is no longer considered a terrorist organization--will Hamas be next? Hopefully not!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turkey View Post
    Nasrallah , Gazza people (because they all support terrorism) , and all other arabics are weak stuff and all are terrorists. i became happy when that Hamas leader with 4 WİFE AND THEİR DAUGHTERS DİED 4 WİFE OMG !!! STUpid womans. they deserved to die as well... dont stop keep moving.. by the way ground attack to gaza would risk soldiers life. keep shooting from air. noone can stop you... loves from Turkey
    That's a disgusting point of view. I would not want that kind of support from even the most powerful force in the universe.

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    Again, it has more to do with fear about riots in the streets of France than anything else.

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    Re: Nasrallah calls the shots in France

    Quote Originally Posted by Fall View Post
    That's a disgusting point of view. I would not want that kind of support from even the most powerful force in the universe.
    You would never win a war. Do you know what the goal of Hamas is?

    The Palestinians voted in Hamas and did nothing to stop the rocket attacks on Israel. They have brought this upon themselves.

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