Mohammed Seif
Everything posted by Mohammed Seif
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I agree with you that we are better off without extremists. Personally I wouldn't mind if they are destroyed from their roots. I will never accept though, killing civilians in the name of fighting extremists and radicals. This had been happening again and again. Mind i remind you in 2007 this happened, extremists were not destroyed, and over 1,300 Palestinians were killed most of which (1000+) are civilians. Only 13 Israelis were killed, atleast 3 by friendly fire. Hamas will only get stronger, they will not go away, as long as this is the Israeli approach to the "security" problem.
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LOOL. Very good point mate
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Possibly, there are some extra benefits you get in Finland if you join the military? I don't know, but I know that is the case in the U.S. They get nothing what so ever in Egypt though. You get an exemption if you are drafted as a soldier ( not an officer) and when you pass the age of 30.
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Regardless of the number, I really hope they would just perform well next season. Numbers shouldn't effect them as far as I am concerned.
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Naaa, already rumors in the Egyptian press that this military issue is on its way to be solved.
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He would LOVE to take 22. It is the number of his role model Abu Traika. That is why he took it in Basel and after Traika retired, he took it in the national team. But like you said, it depends on Willian.
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I am not going to bury my head in the ground like an ostrich. We have a lot of bureaucratic problems in Egypt and obsolete laws. But things are changing and he will be fine. He is a role model for A LOT of people, especially youngsters in Egypt. He will be fine.
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Not really, it is actual a sign that the revolution worked. Fairly speaking Salah's grades do not allow him to enter this institute. An exception was made for him which other students see is unfair. The new minister of education fears that there might be strong criticism to "injustice to other students", so he cancelled his admission. It is just an act from the minister to "wash his hands", if you know what I mean. Never the less we know how this is going to turn out in Egypt and the kid will get exempted some way or another within the few coming days. Salah has been a source of pride for the Egyptians by just making it in a big club in England. People will stand behind him causing this decision to be reverted one way or another.
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The funny thing is, even if he serves the military, he will be in a non combatant role. Just a waste of talent.
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The only video that you brought up to support your claim, was a fraud. It was a video in Syria.
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I am not saying you are supporting violence. I am saying that this was an incident that was "coincidentally" caught on camera. It also means that not all the victims that are killed, are used as human shields. There are others elsewhere too. So the whole "blame the death of the innocent civilians on Hamas" is not a reasonable point. Mind you, I hate Hamas and I see them as terrorists and bloodsuckers.
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What this means is basically that all this claim about Hamas is using children as human shields is only half of the truth. The other truth is that the military is immoral. That was a few meters off a hotel were international reporters stayed Petr. Don't tell me you believe that there were terrorist activities over there, yet the reporters were there, the msnbc report (who was asked to leave after he had reported the incident) played with those kids and not a single Hamas memeber was their, nor were weapons found. Atleast acknowledge the mistakes that the military does, and just don't repeat an irrational illogical excuse issued by the IDF. May I remind you, the IDF is not using ww2 technology. They can see who they are targeting clearly.
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Ok explain this
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Well you can watch her videos, I am happy to refer other well known Islamophobes too. She is well known.
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LOL. You use Bridgette Gabriel as your source to represent your point of view about Muslims. She is well known in the U.S to be one of the most radical Islamophobes. I can see why you would use her.
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I really don't think that is true. Salah always refrains from talking about politics. No Egyptian really knows what his views are.
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That has been all over the Egyptian sports news today. That will not really happen as he will be granted an exemption from that withing the next upcoming days.
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Elaborate please buddy
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Exactly my point. Well put.
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Full respect buddy. It is all going fine. Mamoud Abbas, AKA Abu Mazen. He is considered to be the legitimate leader for the Palestinians and is in the West Bank. He is also the leader of Fateh. He was viewed by Hamas as some sort of traitor because he refuses to solve the problems through violence and would rather seek a diplomatic solution. They even massacred people who followed Abbas in Gaza hence the division between the Palestinians. The guy is all for peace and Palestinians rights. Of course not everything he says and wants is accepted by the Israeli government, but he does not resort to violence or encourage it. If true real progress is made with Abbas, Hamas would be viewed as blood sucking militants IN THE EYES OF THE PALESTINIANS. That will be a huge step to dissolve Hamas, improve the life of people in Gaza and the West Bank, and will force Arab leaders in a corner where they would have to help out to make such steps work. Israel will not have to face Hamas on its own. Egypt will get involved, Jordan will get involved, and other countries will provide some sort of aid. It is a win win situation. The main reasons that caused those diplomatic approaches to fail over the past two decades was the settlements. By the way check out this guy Shlomo bin Ami. He seems to understand more. And though yes there are points where there might be disagreements, but atleast the guy sees that there must be a proper way out. His approach is more diplomatic that a lot of the Israeli politicians
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Ok this is the part I don't understand Petr. Why negotiate with them and ignore the government of Abbas. Don't you think that if Israel gets into a serious realistic negotiations with Abbas you would have achieved some sort of solution? I am sure that if that was the case, Palestinians in Gaza would realize how much better it is for themselves. But the point is, Israel ignores Abbas and deals with Palestinians as if they are all Hamas. There is a clear distinction and mental approach between both.
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No matter how brutal the Israelis attacked Gaza in the past, Hamas remains. Actually Hamas and other groups get stronger. Last in 2008 hamas didn't have rockets that can reach Tel Aviv. Now they do. As time progresses, hamas and other militant groups will only get stronger unless the Palestinians themselves decide to remove Hamas. The Palestinians see nothing good coming from hamas or Israel. The Israeli Government is making their lives miserable from day to another. More poverty, more injustices, ....etc. If that approach was the right approach, it would have worked in the past against Lebanon, Palestinians and others including Egypt. But if History tells us something, this kind of action will only make things worse for Israel on the long run. Israel has to defend itself, but the 80% civilian deaths does not translate to that. It translates to war crimes.
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That is just inhuman.
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I understand perfectly, but I wouldn't refer to a failure of a war as an illustration guide. We do have casualties in Sinai btw. Casualties are going to happen. But you can approach it through controlled operations using your intelligence and military force to make it as minimal as possible. Even the families of the fallen innocent civilians understand that and are still helping out. We have killed captured much more terrorists than we have killed innocent civilians through precise tactical operations. Not just bombing the crap out of people living in Sinai. We have Hamas, Alqaeda, Ansar bayt el Makdes and other militant groups. Some are Egyptians, some are Palestinians some are Sudanese, some are Syrian and some from other nationalities. We don't have the technology Israel has. We don't get annually 30 billion dollars like Israel gets. Our economy are bad, yet we have more awareness of the value of human life as a military and we are tactically efficient. I am quiet sure Israel can do the same if it chooses to. What is the point of technology and intelligence if you can't use them properly?
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Please don't do that. This throws away your arguement. Talking about Iraq and Afghanistan and Bush. Even American soldiers realize it was a failure and unethical.