There is no such thing such as Hezbollah controlled town, they exist their like everyone else, anyone could be there too, the image that Hezbollah controls a part of the country is a false propaganda, just like attacks happened in the same area on the UN soldiers and Hezbollah uncovered the terrorits, this could be any other terrorits or anyone who wants to make it look like Hezbollah, it's not like that area is closed and no one can go there, it's just a regular town, in addition we have refugies palestinian camps wich the Lebanese authoroty has no control on, and in wish , many terrorists groups hide, they go out do their thing and go back in ....
It's really complicated, and a incident like this is not local, it's something bigger, we have 49 known External intelligence operating on our land, so it could be anyone....
Fitna---does It Depict Reality?
#31
Posted 28 August 2008 - 11:35 AM
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#32
Posted 21 January 2009 - 09:24 AM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7842344.stm
A Dutch court has ordered prosecutors to put a right-wing politician on trial for making anti-Islamic statements.
Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders made a controversial film last year equating Islam with violence and has likened the Koran to Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf.
"In a democratic system, hate speech is considered so serious that it is in the general interest to... draw a clear line," the court in Amsterdam said.
Mr Wilders said the ruling was a "black day for me and for freedom of speech".
"I am shaken. I had absolutely not expected it," he told the Dutch news agency, ANP.
How ironic--If the government thought there was no truth in the film, who are they protecting Wilders from?
I say again, European governments are a bunch of cowards and are sticking their heads in the sand.
A Dutch court has ordered prosecutors to put a right-wing politician on trial for making anti-Islamic statements.
Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders made a controversial film last year equating Islam with violence and has likened the Koran to Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf.
"In a democratic system, hate speech is considered so serious that it is in the general interest to... draw a clear line," the court in Amsterdam said.
Mr Wilders said the ruling was a "black day for me and for freedom of speech".
"I am shaken. I had absolutely not expected it," he told the Dutch news agency, ANP.
How ironic--If the government thought there was no truth in the film, who are they protecting Wilders from?
I say again, European governments are a bunch of cowards and are sticking their heads in the sand.

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