advance by the Israelis, showing names and pictures of people on board of the ships to be murdered, who, according to Israel, were “involved in the International humanitarian aid for Gaza”. According to the Turkish sources, hundreds of Israeli soldiers stormed the blue Turkish ship “Marmara” flotilla and they had copies of the death list. The list included the names of civilians on the fleet who should be killed”. The document was apparently recovered after one of the Israeli soldiers lost it during the piracy act.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Death list prepared ahead of the attack
Turkish sources and media revealed a document which shows that a death list had been prepared in advance by the Israelis, showing names and pictures of people on board of the ships to be murdered, who, according to Israel, were “involved in the International humanitarian aid for Gaza”. According to the Turkish sources, hundreds of Israeli soldiers stormed the blue Turkish ship “Marmara” flotilla and they had copies of the death list. The list included the names of civilians on the fleet who should be killed”. The document was apparently recovered after one of the Israeli soldiers lost it during the piracy act.
advance by the Israelis, showing names and pictures of people on board of the ships to be murdered, who, according to Israel, were “involved in the International humanitarian aid for Gaza”. According to the Turkish sources, hundreds of Israeli soldiers stormed the blue Turkish ship “Marmara” flotilla and they had copies of the death list. The list included the names of civilians on the fleet who should be killed”. The document was apparently recovered after one of the Israeli soldiers lost it during the piracy act.
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<span>I really wonder about some of the stuff on this site.( The site linked in the post) Sounds a bit too much like agitprop. I also have some reservations about that particular ship and some of the people involved. </span>
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Why was there any resistance at all?
8. We agree to adhere to the principles of nonviolence and nonviolent resistance in word and deed at all times.
http://www.freegaza.org/en/about-us/mission</span>
"Where is the Palestinian Gandhi?"
ReplyDeleteNow it's "Where is the Turkish Gandhi?"
Why can't people hold still while Israelis kick seven bells out of them? What's this world coming to when people under asttack by pirates defend themselves? These people are jihadis, mark it down.
It's surrealistic Jemmy. The Israelis are claiming they were attacked, they were "ambushed"!! Mark Regev was claiming it all day..They want people to forget who attacked whom, whom ambushed whom in the first place.. I don't understand the Israeli mind. Apart from being able to say, they're sick, I don't want to bother.
ReplyDeleteI can condemn the attack without buying whole cloth any and all narratives. I am sure most of the people involved were sincere, but there are legitimate questions about a particular Islamist Turkish group involved. And really, why shouldn't we question? I am also simply referring to the groups publicly stated mission statement, after all.
ReplyDelete<span><span>8. We agree to adhere to the principles of nonviolence and nonviolent resistance in word and deed at all times.
http://www.freegaza.org/en/about-us/mission</span></span>
That does not excuse Israel. They had other options to prevent the ship from reaching Gaza without loss of life.
Take care, vza, you're beginning to sound like the idiot Onan - " Takfiri, Takfiri, Takfiri."
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