Hamas leader says Chechnya is Russia's 'internal problem,' Chechen rebels protest

[C-Force]

Originally Posted by Dabug

When most people (at least the ones I've seen) want to discuss an article, they will post sections of the article relevant to what they wish to discuss, highlighting some sentences they want people to notice and/or posting their remarks and opinions about the article. They usually don't regurgitate the article verbatim and wait for any sort of response. But, I guess this isn't your `style.' Well, whatever.

Ever seen those links at the bottom of most news articles that say "email this story to a friend"?

So... I'm sharing this article with people who might be interested in it. There's nothing regurgitory about it.

You seem to think there must be some underlying "point".

I'd seriously like to see some of the forums you've visited. lol. Seeing as you still use 56k dial up, you won't be offended if I laugh at your bragging.

[C-Force]

Originally Posted by Voyager13b

CForce,

Considering the political and materiel support Hamas recieves from Russia, I would expect that they wouldn't dare to make any direct comments that might cause more problems in Chechnya for Russia. Biting the hand of it's only real ally on the pemenant security council of the UN would be a bad move.

Arab support for Chechnya is handled through Al Queda and other groups that do not have a regular mailing address, office buildings, and listed telephone numbers.

Voyager.

I just find the politics of it all very amusing.

[Dabug]

Originally Posted by C-Force

I'd seriously like to see some of the forums you've visited. lol. Seeing as you still use 56k dial up, you won't be offended if I laugh at your bragging.

LOL! First of all, I'm not bragging. Second of all, how does a 56k modem correlate to the number of forums I've visited? I see computers aren't your area of `expertise'.

[C-Force]

Originally Posted by Dabug

LOL! First of all, I'm not bragging. Second of all, how does a 56k modem correlate to the number of forums I've visited? I see computers aren't your area of `expertise'.

Hey grandpa, just because they call it AOL 7.0 "Platinum" doesn't necessarily make it better.

And he brags about his "expertise". LOL

[Voyager13b]

Originally Posted by C-Force

I just find the politics of it all very amusing.

I agree!

Voyager

[Dabug]

Originally Posted by C-Force

Hey grandpa, just because they call it AOL 7.0 "Platinum" doesn't necessarily make it better.

And he brags about his "expertise". LOL

Ok, whatever you say `sonny'. For your information, I use Lynx 2.8.2 running under MS-DOS 6.22 on my 66 MHz 486 DX to surf the web.

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I guess since I keep posting here, I should at least add something of value. So here are my two cents:

Wow, some terrorists diassociated themselves from some other terrorists. None of this changes the fact that Hamas still remains a terrorist organization.

[henrylee100]

Originally Posted by Dabug

Ok, whatever you say `sonny'. For your information, I use Lynx 2.8.2 running under MS-DOS 6.22 on my 66 MHz 486 DX to surf the web.

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I guess since I keep posting here, I should at least add something of value. So here are my two cents:

Wow, some terrorists diassociated themselves from some other terrorists. None of this changes the fact that Hamas still remains a terrorist organization.

Depending on how you define terrorism one might argue that Israel is a terrorist state founded by zionistic terrorists who staged a number of terrorist attacks against the provisional british administration in Palestine between the two world wars including the infamous bobming of the King David hotel in Jerusalem so basically Israel's now getting their own s.h.i.t thrown right back at them by Hamaz, Hezzbolla and the likes of them. It's stupid to treat people like scum for decades and expect them to never fight back.