"He just got the name wrong."
How do yoy know this Keith?
The truth is, I have become very tired of your claims of having read something you obviously haven't - you complain about postings being "too long" yet you claim you can work your way through some of the most complicated books I have ever read on subjects that interest me.
Time after time you have been given links you don't obviously read, yet claim you have.
I thought I'd put it to the test.
I invented a name for a report we'd discussed which you claim to be aware of - you used the name I gave you to claim that what the author had written didn't condemn the Israelis role in the massacre.
Point made, I think - you had not even read the links you were given to what Redmond(sic)MacBride said about the massacre, yet you continued to present a distorted account of it to make your case.
You claim that the massacres during the Six Day Waar were individual actions - how do you know?
THat was never stated on the programme - on the contrary - it was described as being carried out on the orders of officers who first instructed that the prisoners be shot, then that graves should be dug by remaining prisoners, than that those who dug the graves should be shot - nothing "individual" about soldiers being ordered to shoot prisoners.
You'd really would find life much easier if you didn't keep making things up.
"but none do against massacres and atrocities because there are none."
You've just been given a list off them from the writings of one of the foremost Israeli historians - was he making them up?
You seemed to backed away from Sabra/Shatila - doesn't that count as a massacre
WE saw what happened in 2014 - all imagined?
You have never responded to the fact that Israel is prepared to destroy the International Criminal Court in order not to appear before it.
You seem to adopt the attitude that the only unbiased people on the planet are those politicians who support Israel - a bit of a contradiction in terms, doncha think?
Do you really believe that The united Nations and all the Human Rights Groups are not to be trusted and the only ones to believe are politicians - it would be superb to be able to add this to your list of profound statements
You really have painted yourself into a corner here.
Jim Carroll