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Tiglath wrote: >First allow me to switch on my trusty Christian-to-English translator in order to decipher what you are truly saying. > >>I don't think they have any thing to do with Assyria otherwise they wouldn't oppress their own people,occypy their lands and force them to flee. > >TRANSLATION: They aren't Christians which is why they are so mean to us. We are willing to ignore the over 1,000 deaths which according to the Hague convention have been caused by our fellow Christian Americans in Iraq as well as the 50,000 Christian Assyrians who have fled as a result, BUT should one solitary Muslim criminal in a lawless country touch one hair on one Assyrian head....well then there'll be hell to pay. > >>Now give me your answer ... > >Now that I can absorb the translation it becomes a lot easier. >People do bad things to each other all the time. The majority of actions committed against our people in Iraq have been lawless criminals who have been made lawless by the US's policy of sacking the entire army/police force, allowing looting, systematic policy of secual and physical abuse of usually innocent detainees etc. >Even the August bombings of our churches was in all likelyhood done by the US in order to intimidate our politicans into maintaing support for the continued occupation and the looting of Iraq's vast oil wealth. >And who pray tell was on the scene assisting our dead and injured on the day? Why it was none other than the Muslim neighbours who themselves had lost their homes in the bombings but were too busy helping their Christian brothers and condemning the barbarous attack during their time of need. > >And finally let's not forget Majdolin Younan and our dead people in Bartilla, Mosul who were bombed not by Muslims but insurgents. The day you commemorate Majdolin Younan in your marty Day commemorations is the day you'll finally understand where we've been coming from all along. > >In the words of khalil Gibran, They died silently for humanity had closed its ears to their cries. ...I have one thing to say: WHAT a honeymoon!!! --------------------- |
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