Replies

• Big Chief Posts: 32,995 Senior Member

  October 2011 #2

  That's a fair ratio, I reckon and about what the Palestinian POWs are worth in a trade. Probably the right amount that each Jew would have to kill in that part of the world too to survive, seeing how all their neighbors/others hate them and want to bury them.

  It's only true if it's on this forum where opinions are facts and facts are opinions
  Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
  I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• breamfisher Posts: 14,111 Senior Member

  October 2011 #3

  And the devaluation of the Palestinian continues.
  
  Used to be it would take only 300-400 Palestinians to secure the release of one Israeli soldier. Now it's 1,000+. The value's dropping worse than the old Russian Ruble!

  Meh.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• robert38-55 Posts: 3,621 Senior Member

  October 2011 #4

  breamfisher wrote: »

  And the devaluation of the Palestinian continues.
  
  Used to be it would take only 300-400 Palestinians to secure the release of one Israeli soldier. Now it's 1,000+. The value's dropping worse than the old Russian Ruble!

  
  Looks like Israel's economy is in tough shape too, like ours...:roll2::rotflmao:

  "It is what it is":usa:

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• breamfisher Posts: 14,111 Senior Member

  October 2011 #5

  I'd say its good. The value of the Israeli soldier has only strengthened in relation to the Palestinian prisoner.

  Meh.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• robert38-55 Posts: 3,621 Senior Member

  October 2011 #6

  breamfisher wrote: »

  I'd say its good. The value of the Israeli soldier has only strengthened in relation to the Palestinian prisoner.

  
  I stand corrected breamfisher,,,Thank You Sir!........ I get it now!!!:worthy:

  "It is what it is":usa:

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• Bigslug Posts: 9,875 Senior Member

  October 2011 #7

  robert38-55 wrote: »

  It certainly seems like a jester:jester: of good faith . . .

  
  Yes, I think that may be the hilarious (and highly appropriate) misspelling of the decade. :rotflmao:
  
  

  robert38-55 wrote: »

  . . .toward piece :guns:in the middle East between Israel and Palestine

  
  The preferred "piece in the middle east" is either an AK-47 or a Galil, depending on which side of the line you're on. Peace in the middle east, OTOH, isn't going to happen in our lifetimes.
  
  I've got your back SamW!

  WWJMBD?
  
  "Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• Teach Posts: 18,428 Senior Member

  October 2011 #8

  Now that they've got him back home, I expect Israel is going to take a much harder line the next time the terrorists stir the pot. There probably won't be as many prisoners to swap after the next mixup. The only thing these guys understand is overwhelming force, applied swiftly and without mercy.
  Jerry

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• bobbyrlf3 Posts: 2,614 Senior Member

  October 2011 #9

  Teach wrote: »

  The only thing these guys understand is overwhelming force, applied swiftly and without mercy.
  Jerry

  
  +1. Dang sure seems that way, if nothing else.

  Knowledge is essential to living freely and fully; understanding gives knowledge purpose and strength; wisdom is combining the two and applying them appropriately in words and actions.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• NN Posts: 25,236 Senior Member

  October 2011 #10

  Israel got the best deal, all those Palestinian people were expensive to hold.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• Antonio Posts: 2,986 Senior Member

  October 2011 #11

  ...plus they can now blow them to pieces with a Hellfire if they misbehave again, while in jail they were no more than an expensive nuisance.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• robert38-55 Posts: 3,621 Senior Member

  October 2011 #12

  Re: Sometimes: "The needs of the one,out weighs the needs of the many"
  Originally Posted by robert38-55
  It certainly seems like a jester:jester: of good faith . . .
  Yes, I think that may be the hilarious (and highly appropriate) misspelling of the decade.
  
  
  
  Originally Posted by robert38-55
  . . .toward piece:guns: in the middle East between Israel and Palestine
  The preferred "piece in the middle east" is either an AK-47 or a Galil, depending on which side of the line you're on. Peace in the middle east, OTOH, isn't going to happen in our lifetimes.
  
  I've got your back SamW!

  
  
  :rotflmao: I see ya got the written embedded joke Bigslug.... Looks like I got my homonyms confused again... OOOPPPsss there is two different deffinitions of homonyms too (to, two, Tue),,,,,,,,maybe I mean synonyms...????? :rotflmao: Thanks for the vote of confidence Bigslug..

  "It is what it is":usa:

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• wildgene Posts: 1,036 Senior Member

  October 2011 #13

  ...hopefully, IDF installed GPS trackers in 'em before they let 'em go...
  
  ...make it a lot easier to take care of 'em when they get back in the "terrorism business"...

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• DoctorWho Posts: 9,496 Senior Member

  October 2011 #14

  It is a religious commandment in Judaism, a Mitzvah to redeem a captive, at any cost.

  "There is some evil in all of us, Doctor, even you, the Valeyard is an amalgamation of the darker sides of your nature, somewhere between your twelfth and final incarnation, and I may say, you do not improve with age. Founding member of the G&A forum since 1996

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter