So my Lebaneze friend told me about a conspiracy...

[Stojakapimp]

I know a couple people from Lebanon, and because of the recent assassination and my lack of knowledge in that part of the world, I asked him what that was all about. All I really knew is that they think some Syrian group was behind the attack. Anyways, he told me about an interesting conspiracy.

He said that since Lebanon has a pretty puny military, they actually like having the Syrians in there for a little bit of added protection. So I guess a theory going around is that the assassination might have been done by Israeli people, in the hope that Syria would be blamed and forced to leave Lebanon. Then, once their troops are all gone, Israel would be able to easily take over Lebanon.

Could this even be a plausible theory? Again, I know very little about the situations over there, so I may just be spouting garbage, but it seemed interesting to me.

 

[maddogchen]

Everything bad in the ME is Israel's fault.
The tsunami was too.

The earthquake that caused tidal waves to slam into the coast of Southeast Asia, killing at least 145,000 people, could have been the result of joint American, Israeli and Indian underwater weapons testing, an Egyptian weekly and other Arab media charged.

The earthquake struck along a known fault line deep beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean on December 26, generating 30-foot swells of water that engulfed resort areas and entire villages along the coasts of Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and India.

But in the Middle East, where some prominent figures still accuse the Israeli secret service of perpetrating the Sept. 11 terror attacks on the U.S., conspiracy theories about the tsunami disaster are taking root.

The Egyptian nationalist weekly Al-Usbu' accused the U.S., Israel and India of carrying out nuclear testing that may have cased the tsunami. Those nations were testing "how to liquidate humanity," the newspaper said.

"Was [the earthquake] caused by American, Israeli, and Indian nuclear testing on 'the day of horror?' Why did the 'Ring of Fire' explode?" Mahmoud Bakri asked in his "investigative" piece published in the weekly on January 1.

"According to researchers' estimates, there are two possible [explanations] for what happened. The first is a natural, divine move, because the region is in the 'Ring of Fire,' a region subject to this destructive type of earthquakes," Bakri wrote according to a translation of the article provided by the Middle East Media Research Institute on Friday.

"The second possibility is that it was some kind of human intervention that destabilized the tectonic plates, an intervention that is caused only in nuclear experiments and explosions," he said.

The India Daily voiced similar sentiments in its December 29 posting but blamed the earthquake on the testing of an eco-weapon by its own government.

Al-Jazeera.com reports that many point the "finger of blame," not at Mother nature, but at "government cover-ups, top secret military testing in the waters of the Indian Ocean and even aliens attempting to correct Earth's 'wobbly' rotation."

But the most popular theory, it says, is that the Indian and U.S. military are the "main cause of the disaster by testing eco-weapons, which use electromagnetic waves, thus triggering off earthquakes."

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[ITJunkie]

who knows?!? Any conspiracy theory is possible I suppose. That's what makes for lively conversation.

 

[EagleKeeper]

Lebandon has always been week.

Israel moved in to drive out the PLO of the southern areas.

Syria went in to "protect" the civilians. Smoke screen for a power/land grab.

Note that Israel has left after getting the PLO out of Lebandon.

Syria is still there to provide security. "For Whom?"

 

[conjur]

The U.S./Israeli hands in attacks like that are very bloody.

 

[phillyTIM]

yeah, israel probably is behind this execution.

israel's aggression is out of hand, because it is the bush regime's puppet to do what it wants over there in the ME

israel must implode, or be forced to.

 

[CaptnKirk]

No bullshit ? You got lesbian friends ?

 

[judasmachine]

I doubt it but then the Mossad does some really screwed up stuff.

 

[EagleKeeper]

Why could not Syria set it up, so to blame Israel?

 

[CanOWorms]

My conspiracy theory is that the EU did it. He was an enemy of Syria, and Syria is an important ally of the EU.

 

[Genx87]

I think little green men from a passing comet that was supposed to turn the world upside down did it.

Anything is possible.

 

[Wag]

If all else fails blame the Jews.

I wonder what would happen if the Arab nations actually took a hard look at themselves rather than blaming Israel or the US?

 

[raildogg]

Ahh Jew haters, they are so clever. Blame the Jew and the American for the tsunami, blame the the Jew and American for that fact that your country is a piece of sh!t.

Hariri was the last person Israel would have targeted, he was the only man who was forcing peace between Israel and Lebanon. And with all his power, he might have achieved that.

 

[lozina]

Originally posted by: maddogchen
Everything bad in the ME is Israel's fault.
The tsunami was too.

The earthquake that caused tidal waves to slam into the coast of Southeast Asia, killing at least 145,000 people, could have been the result of joint American, Israeli and Indian underwater weapons testing, an Egyptian weekly and other Arab media charged.

The earthquake struck along a known fault line deep beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean on December 26, generating 30-foot swells of water that engulfed resort areas and entire villages along the coasts of Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and India.

But in the Middle East, where some prominent figures still accuse the Israeli secret service of perpetrating the Sept. 11 terror attacks on the U.S., conspiracy theories about the tsunami disaster are taking root.

The Egyptian nationalist weekly Al-Usbu' accused the U.S., Israel and India of carrying out nuclear testing that may have cased the tsunami. Those nations were testing "how to liquidate humanity," the newspaper said.

"Was [the earthquake] caused by American, Israeli, and Indian nuclear testing on 'the day of horror?' Why did the 'Ring of Fire' explode?" Mahmoud Bakri asked in his "investigative" piece published in the weekly on January 1.

"According to researchers' estimates, there are two possible [explanations] for what happened. The first is a natural, divine move, because the region is in the 'Ring of Fire,' a region subject to this destructive type of earthquakes," Bakri wrote according to a translation of the article provided by the Middle East Media Research Institute on Friday.

"The second possibility is that it was some kind of human intervention that destabilized the tectonic plates, an intervention that is caused only in nuclear experiments and explosions," he said.

The India Daily voiced similar sentiments in its December 29 posting but blamed the earthquake on the testing of an eco-weapon by its own government.

Al-Jazeera.com reports that many point the "finger of blame," not at Mother nature, but at "government cover-ups, top secret military testing in the waters of the Indian Ocean and even aliens attempting to correct Earth's 'wobbly' rotation."

But the most popular theory, it says, is that the Indian and U.S. military are the "main cause of the disaster by testing eco-weapons, which use electromagnetic waves, thus triggering off earthquakes."

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congrats on your completely irrelevent post!

 

[lozina]

Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
Lebandon has always been week.

Israel moved in to drive out the PLO of the southern areas.

Syria went in to "protect" the civilians. Smoke screen for a power/land grab.

Like the way Israel is building it's settlements and occupying Palestine in a smoke screen for power/land grab?

 

[raildogg]

Originally posted by: lozina

Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
Lebandon has always been week.

Israel moved in to drive out the PLO of the southern areas.

Syria went in to "protect" the civilians. Smoke screen for a power/land grab.

Like the way Israel is building it's settlements and occupying Palestine in a smoke screen for power/land grab?

Like the way Israel is about to pull out of the settlements and release Palestinian murderers? :thumbsdown::thumbsdown::thumbsdown::thumbsdown:

 

[Trente]

You know the story, when there are a few BIG kids in the block, always looking to pick a fight with that average kid who has no friends... He hasn't done anything wrong to anyone, just wanted to hang around like anyone else... So they go around pushing him, starting a fight for no reason, but end up getting there asses handed to them by this kid everytime; and yet after every conflict they always go cry for their mommys to come over and tell that kid to behave himself and tell the kid to stop treating their kids that way. That kid has no mommy to protect him, he is almost on his own. But the other kids keep blaming him for their own situation, trying to weaken him anyway they can; yet still, all the guys who get to watch this show, stand up for that group of BIG kids, never taking a moment to realize they are supporting THE WRONG FVCKING SIDE!!!

 

[lozina]

Originally posted by: raildogg

Originally posted by: lozina

Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
Lebandon has always been week.

Israel moved in to drive out the PLO of the southern areas.

Syria went in to "protect" the civilians. Smoke screen for a power/land grab.

Like the way Israel is building it's settlements and occupying Palestine in a smoke screen for power/land grab?

Like the way Israel is about to pull out of the settlements and release Palestinian murderers? :thumbsdown::thumbsdown::thumbsdown::thumbsdown:

Talk is cheap. They've been talking about pulling out of settlements for many many years now. but somehow, they just keep growing :Q

 

[maddogchen]

Originally posted by: lozina

Originally posted by: maddogchen
Everything bad in the ME is Israel's fault.
The tsunami was too.


congrats on your completely irrelevent post!

it ain't my fault you totally missed my point about how easily some Muslim media can come up with conspiracy theories to blame Israel for almost anything. Even something like an earthquake thousands of miles away.

 

[ntdz]

Originally posted by: Stojakapimp
I know a couple people from Lebanon, and because of the recent assassination and my lack of knowledge in that part of the world, I asked him what that was all about. All I really knew is that they think some Syrian group was behind the attack. Anyways, he told me about an interesting conspiracy.

He said that since Lebanon has a pretty puny military, they actually like having the Syrians in there for a little bit of added protection. So I guess a theory going around is that the assassination might have been done by Israeli people, in the hope that Syria would be blamed and forced to leave Lebanon. Then, once their troops are all gone, Israel would be able to easily take over Lebanon.

Could this even be a plausible theory? Again, I know very little about the situations over there, so I may just be spouting garbage, but it seemed interesting to me.

That's one of the most idiotic statements I've ever heard. Why would Israel want to invade Lebanon? I don't think they want a war with the Middle East...

 

[Aimster]

Originally posted by: ntdz

Originally posted by: Stojakapimp
I know a couple people from Lebanon, and because of the recent assassination and my lack of knowledge in that part of the world, I asked him what that was all about. All I really knew is that they think some Syrian group was behind the attack. Anyways, he told me about an interesting conspiracy.

He said that since Lebanon has a pretty puny military, they actually like having the Syrians in there for a little bit of added protection. So I guess a theory going around is that the assassination might have been done by Israeli people, in the hope that Syria would be blamed and forced to leave Lebanon. Then, once their troops are all gone, Israel would be able to easily take over Lebanon.

Could this even be a plausible theory? Again, I know very little about the situations over there, so I may just be spouting garbage, but it seemed interesting to me.

That's one of the most idiotic statements I've ever heard. Why would Israel want to invade Lebanon? I don't think they want a war with the Middle East...

Hezbollah is there and so are Iranian troops. Israel is probably going to attack Iran and Hezbollah/Lebanon Iranian troops are going to strike Israel.

 

[shrumpage]

Originally posted by: phillyTIM
yeah, israel probably is behind this execution.

israel's aggression is out of hand, because it is the bush regime's puppet to do what it wants over there in the ME

Wait a minute, i thought the US was the puppet of Isreal.

 

[Kadarin]

Originally posted by: Wag
If all else fails blame the Jews.

I wonder what would happen if the Arab nations actually took a hard look at themselves rather than blaming Israel or the US?

They would probably just declare that such a hard look was "un-Islamic", and issue a fatwa against anyone who ever brings up such a ridiculous and treasonous idea in the future. Why let reality interfere with your hard-held belief....?

 

[illustri]

Dear Abby,

A couple of women moved in across the hall from me. One is a middle-aged gym teacher, and the other is a social worker in her mid-twenties. These two women go everywhere together, and I've never seen a man go into their apartment or come out. Do you think they could be Lebanese?

 

[lozina]

Originally posted by: maddogchen

Originally posted by: lozina

Originally posted by: maddogchen
Everything bad in the ME is Israel's fault.
The tsunami was too.


congrats on your completely irrelevent post!

it ain't my fault you totally missed my point about how easily some Muslim media can come up with conspiracy theories to blame Israel for almost anything. Even something like an earthquake thousands of miles away.

I really hope you're just trolling now and not being serious... that would be really pathetic