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Middle-East Conflict: What They Say and What They Mean

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In its 16th day of this Middle-East conflict, global and local leaders who started this war, directly or indirectly (thro' the proxy war behind the real war) are doing what they are best at. They are speaking and showing their concern for a better world. In between around 400 Lebanese Civilians, 130 Palestinian Civilians and 18 Israeli Civilians died in the fight of the self-righteous rights.

Following is a list of often stated statements by our global (and local) leaders in these 16 days; and heard by the people who suffered, and continue to suffer expecting a ceasefire along with rest of us. These statements, along with their obvious meanings are given below:

What they say .................................... What they mean


'We are concerned...'......................................'Let the killing go on'

'We regret the killings of civilians...'....................'We'll kill more civilians'

'Birth-pangs of a new middle-east...'....................'Pains of a Disgusting rape'

'Birth-pangs of a new middle-east...'....................'For a still born baby'

'Birth-pangs of a new middle-east...'...................'oh..err..a new-born eunuch of Bush-sustainability and terrorism'

'We want a sustainable peace...'....................'We will make the whole world look like present Lebanon, an unsustainable one with our Bush-democratization by destabilization. Middle-east would return to a sustainable peace when present Lebanon becomes the standard of peace for our world'.

'We will finish our job...'............................'We will kill more innocents'

'We'll enter the beyond Haifa stage'................'We'll escalate the war and we will kill more civilians'

'We won't accept a humiliating ceasefire...'..........'We prefer killing humanity than a ceasefire'

'Iran and Syria in the axis of evil'........................'Iran and Syria in Middle-East don't consider President Bush to be global president and Prime Minister Tony Blair to be global prime minister'.

'Hezbollah says they'll wipe off Israel...'..................'We don't say we'll wipe off Lebanon, we... er... rather do it'.

'Israel has a right to defend...'...............'Israel has a right to kill innocent civilians'

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©Ranjit Goswami. Ranjit is a Research Scholar with Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India; and is the author of the book 'Wondering Man & The Internet'.

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Bravo! by Mark Sashine on Thursday, Jul 27, 2006 at 1:01:02 PM
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