Take a look at the pic
And show me some reaction!
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And show me some reaction!
UMM WHICH PICTURE? THERES NO LINK?
I see three soldiers with bulletproof vests with M-16’s slung around their shoulders. One soldier has a foot placed on a soccer ball with the Star of David on it and some kid is getting ready to kick it.
What is this a picture inkblot test?
ummmm,Originally posted by L@mplighterM
I see three soldiers with bulletproof vests with M-16’s slung around their shoulders. One soldier has a foot placed on a soccer ball with the Star of David on it and some kid is getting ready to kick it.
What is this a picture inkblot test?
All Universal Soccer balls are like that!!!
And thanks for being specific, but its not right!
Its a palestinian boy, and an Israeli soldier mingling around in the fun Afternoon sun of the West Bank playing some good ol' soccer. SOmething that you don't see very often in the U.S media! Thought that might divert your attention and show you something meaningful, but i guess...........you know...
The soldior in the background looks abit nervous to me,lol
By the way, where did you get that picture from? are u in the army? if so would they be happy if they knew you had posted onto a public site such 'material'??
ok thanks.
Im not from the Army!Originally posted by richcrassus
The soldior in the background looks abit nervous to me,lol
By the way, where did you get that picture from? are u in the army? if so would they be happy if they knew you had posted onto a public site such 'material'??
ok thanks.Soon to be though...
I got it from a Puplic website from Israel called Walla.co.il! it's the equivalent of Yahoo.com!!!
The Picture was actually titles "The Other side of the Uprising" so i decided to share it with you good people
Do you like it
Good point! Pushtak, any info on that?what happened tp the kid? we're not gonna see him hanging upsidedown anywhere, right??
Originally posted by elke
Good point! Pushtak, any info on that?
Well the kid went home happily, after playing a good match with the Israeli
Nothing happened
Navy is over exaggerating, that little rep scelion of him!
I second that, wholeheartedly!Originally posted by nayal max
Umm... I think the intended question was what did his next-doors from the Hamas think of socializing with the mortal enemy. Nevertheless I hope you are right.Originally posted by Pushtak18
Well the kid went home happily, after playing a good match with the Israeli
Nothing happened
Navy is over exaggerating, that little rep scelion of him!
Originally posted by Miriam
Umm... I think the intended question was what did his next-doors from the Hamas think of socializing with the mortal enemy. Nevertheless I hope you are right.
If he even has a bottle of Coca-Cola they would be angry!
Its a sick love affair on hate they are living with!
Looks to me like a man with a loaded rifle putting his foot on a round object. Not very safe IMO. He could fall and shoot someone. BTW, what proof do you have that the boy is Palestinian?
typical silliness from andak01 in his " excellent holy ink jihad" against this boardOriginally posted by andak01
Looks to me like a man with a loaded rifle putting his foot on a round object. Not very safe IMO. He could fall and shoot someone. BTW, what proof do you have that the boy is Palestinian?
about the picture, well, I don't think you will have it the other way with a Palestinian human bomb playing ball with an Israeli kid. Or something like that.
Last edited by Frans_1; 03-09-2003 at 07:17 AM.
A Palestinian kid would not have the liberty to cross the barriers to play with an Israeli kid if he wanted to. The reverse is not true.Originally posted by Frans_1
typical silliness from andak01 in his " excellent holy ink jihad" against this board
about the picture, well, I don't think you will have it the other way with a Palestinian human bomb playing ball with an Israeli kid. Or something like that.
Actually, the only Donahue show I saw, had a Palestinian boy and an Israeli girl, who met at the "Seeds of Peace" camp in Maine, and have kept in touch over the following couple of years.Originally posted by andak01
A Palestinian kid would not have the liberty to cross the barriers to play with an Israeli kid if he wanted to. The reverse is not true.
Something they said really stuck in my mind: the boy was saying that he felt relatively safe in Jerusalem (where they meet); while he believed that if the girl came to his village, some would be sure to blow her up!
I just hope that he doesn't get blown up for saying that - and for being friends with her. I hope he gets a chance to grow up and become a leader of his people.
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