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Interesting, haven't thought of that way. The evil of (STS) propaganda.Lucy said:...but that it wasn't suppressed by the Israeli military.
I think that's right. It's as if they are bragging. sending a subversive message of fear out to the 'enemy', (ie the non-psychopath):Lucy said:...but that it wasn't suppressed by the Israeli military.
It was the same with Hitler:Keit said:Soldiers here get a "family feeling" and high respect. They are like mature brothers or sisters - the protectors from so many evil enemies.
And here is the contemporary 'Terrorism Challenges Homeland Global' version. Disturbing content alert.Ark said:It was the same with Hitler.
In Lisa's later post ( http://ontheface(dot)blogware(dot)com/blog/_archives/2006/7/20/2142505.html ) , she fails to repeat her earlier statements that they were 'uneducated,' and 'low class'. Her point seems mainly focused around how bad it was that there were photographers there who were evil enough to take such pictures! Lisa Goldman seems so far removed from any function of thought that I find it baffling how popular her article has been and the support going along for it. She tries to show an understanding of the situation though the 'frustration and boredom' of the youths - however for a real understanding she is missing the truth of the racist Zionist mentality that fails to see anyone as human, including as Lucy mentioned, their own children. They have denied the existence of the native Palestinians for 60 years; how can these photos be so surprising to the world?Tuesday, 18 Jul 2006
The ******-Up Pictures Explained
Ok, in regards to those pictures again, this is what happened:
I sent the link to Lisa immedietly, asking for some sort of explanation on how this could've happened. Lisa, outraged, decided to find the Photographer and ask him herself what happend. After she got the story, she confirmed it again with another Journalist who was there. The following are her words, copied and pasted from a Gmail chat. Make your own conclusions:
Lisa: okay
got the whole story
i have to write about it, but it will be very difficult
it is not at all what it looks like
not at all
sh*t sh*t sh*t
you wanna hear?
Sent at
3:33 PM on Tuesdayme: sayLisa: okay
it's a long storyme: short
and sweet versionShe will post on this later on today.Lisa: kids were in
bomb shelters for days. city is a ghost town.
only poor people stayed
a new army unit arrived, kids were bored, went out with
parents to look
there were TWELVE photographers there
and they egged the kids on
the kids are low class, not educated, have never met a
Lebanese, just want to live their lives, don't understand why Lebanon
attacked their home, etc.
the photographers told them "hey, your cousins in america
will see you!"
mostly foreign photographers
so the kids, who were bored and restless and had been cooped
up in bomb shelters for 5 days, took the felt markers and drew messages to
nasrallah
there were no cries of hatred toward lebanese
and a big problem is that the israeli tv does not show dead
lebanese. it shows destroyed buildings, but not dead bodies. so no one has a
face of the dead in their minds. too aware of our own suffering, etc.
make sense?
I can understand that the girls were under the influence of fear, the ideology of society and media. Still, that no one was capable of thinking that tank shells equals the death of others, not even the grown ups, that's pretty hard for me to understand. I don't think its about detachment or being wise. Precisely because they have experienced fear and hiding in bunkers, why couldn't they assume that the other side was experiencing exactly the same, or even worse?Putting things in perspective said:None of those people was detached or wise enough to think: "Hang on, tank shell equals death of human beings."