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GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 23 November 2012 - 03:11

Blackmail, huh? I have many things you have said about Muslims and non-believers. Are you going to show your files to God? lol. And I also have your lies Jack. You are sick and in the hospital, lmao.

bye bye watchman.

gouda

by gouda on 23 November 2012 - 03:11

If I was afraid of muslims I certainly would not say anything about them,now would I.

Ive had ministrees in downtown Toronto ,in Oshawa. Ive been beaten and punched for my Love for Christ.
No GSDadmin,im not afraid of anyone.  The armour of God is all I need.

 Goodnite

 gouda

GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 23 November 2012 - 03:11

One last thing. What I have said in the past wasn't directed at Christians, it was directed at YOU. You are afraid, you are afraid that you just may be wrong.

Felloffher, I am rescinding the trade as the watchman is damaged goods.

gouda

by gouda on 23 November 2012 - 03:11

I dont black mail people,dont need to show them to anyone.
Posters hear probably remember them anyway.

gouda

gouda

by gouda on 23 November 2012 - 16:11

November 23, 2012, 3:11 PM (GMT+02:00)
Tags: Barack Obama Binyamin Netanyahu Sinai smuggling US special forces Gaza


Obama on the phone to Netanyahu with key pledge
Obama on the phone to Netanyahu with key pledge

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu agreed to a ceasefire for halting the eight-day Israeli Gaza operation Wednesday night, Nov. 21, after President Barack Obama personally pledged to start deploying US troops in Egyptian Sinai next week, debkafile reports. The conversation, which finally tipped the scales for a ceasefire, took place on a secure line Wednesday morning, just hours before it was announced in Cairo. The US and Israeli leaders spoke at around the time that a terrorist was blowing up a Tel Aviv bus, injuring 27 people.
Obama’s pledge addressed Israel’s most pressing demand in every negotiating forum on Gaza: Operation Pillar of Cloud’s main goal was a total stoppage of the flow of Iranian arms and missiles to the Gaza Strip. They were smuggled in from Sudan and Libya through southern Egypt and Sinai. Hostilities would continue, said the prime minister, until this object was achieved.
Earlier, US officials tried unsuccessfully to persuade Israel to accept Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s personal guarantee to start launching effective operations against the smugglers before the end of the month. The trio running Israel’s Gaza campaign, Netanyahu, Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, were willing to take Morsi at his word, except that Israeli security and intelligence chiefs assured them that Egypt has nothing near the security and intelligence capabilities necessary for conducting such operations.
When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Jerusalem from Bangkok Tuesday, she tried assuring Netanyahu that President Obama had decided to accelerate the construction of an elaborate US system of electronic security fences along the Suez Canal and northern Sinai. It would also cork up the Philadelphi route through which arms are smuggled into the Gaza Strip. (The US Sinai fence project was first disclosed exclusively by DEBKA-Net-Weekly 564 on Nov. 9).
US security and civilian units will need to be deployed in Egyptian Sinai to man the fence system and operate it as an active counter-measure for obstructing the smuggling of Iranian weapons supplies.

The prime minister said he welcomed the president’s proposal to expedite the fence project, but it would take months to obtain Egyptian clearance. Meanwhile, the Palestinians would have plenty of time to replenish their weapons stocks after Israel’s Gaza campaign. It was therefore too soon to stop the campaign at this point or hold back a ground incursion.
Clinton was sympathetic to this argument. Soon after, President Obama was on the phone to Netanyahu with an assurance that US troops would be in place in Sinai next week, after he had obtained President Morsi’s consent for them to go into immediate action against Iranian smuggling networks.

Netanyahu responded by agreeing to a ceasefire being announced in Cairo that night by Clinton and the Egyptian foreign minister, and to holding back the thousands of Israeli reservists on standby on the Gaza border.
debkafile’s military sources report that the first air transports carrying US special forces are due to land at Sharm el Sheikh military airfield in southern Sinai in the next 48 hours and go into action against the arms smugglers without delay.
This development is strategically significant for three reasons:

1. Once the missile and arms consignments depart Iranian ports or Libyan arms bazaars, Tehran has no direct control of their transit from point to point through Egypt until they reach Sinai and their Gaza destination. All the same, a US special forces operation against the Sinai segment of the Iranian smuggling route would count as the first overt American military strike against an Iranian military interest.

Netanyahu, Barak and Lieberman are impressed by the change the Obama administration has undergone since the president’s reelection. Until then, he refused to hear of any military action against Iran and insisted that Tehran could only be confronted on the diplomatic plane.
2. President Morsi, by opening the Sinai door to an American troop deployment for Israel’s defense, recognizes that the US force also insures Israel against Cairo revoking or failing to honor the peace treaty Egypt signed with Israel in 1979.

3. In the face of this US-Israel-Egyptian understanding, Hamas cannot credibly claim to have won its latest passage of arms with Israel or that it obtained guarantees to force Israel to end the Gaza blockade.
Indeed, Gaza’s Hamas rulers will be forced to watch as US troops in Sinai, just across its border, break up the smuggling rings filling their arsenals and most likely laying hands on the reserve stocks they maintain under the smugglers’ guard in northern Sinai, out of reach of the Israel army. This means that the blockade on Gaza has been extended and the focus of combat has switched from Gaza to the Sinai Peninsula.


   gouda

Two Moons

by Two Moons on 23 November 2012 - 17:11

gouda, or jack, whoever you are,
I find your news source to be less than unbiased or credible.

Maybe you have an article in your Watchtower you could share.


gouda

by gouda on 23 November 2012 - 20:11

Moons wrote

gouda, or jack, whoever you are,
I find your news source to be less than unbiased or credible.

Maybe you have an article in your Watchtower you could share.

My reply--  Jack has gone home.All the posts  lately have been mine {gouda}.

I'll share this with you moons,you made your own bed now go ly in it.

  gouda

Two Moons

by Two Moons on 23 November 2012 - 20:11

goudie,
I'll share something with you,

You will find that coming here to preach your twisted message will never be the easy path you thought it would be.

You have shown your true self and now have no credibility left.

So.... if anyone has to worry about their sleeping arraignments it would be you.




Moons.


GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 23 November 2012 - 20:11

gouda,

Please provide a link to your copy and paste news stories, as we are going to start deleting things not attributed properly to their sources. It is against copyright laws to copy and paste off a site without giving that site credit.

Now run along to God and ask for his forgiveness for stealing.

by beetree on 23 November 2012 - 20:11

LOL@ "we"





 


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