Talk:Khaled Mashal
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[edit] Did anyone watch this interview of Khaled Mashal?
(Who removed this post and for what reason?
- This was no interview, but police interrogation! I kid you not!
- The British interviewer whose country was at the roots of the Palestinian problem,
- The same British whose country colonized Palestine and then handed it over like a basketball to European Jewry,
- The same British interviewer whose country was not willing to partition its own land to Europe’s Jews,
- The same British interviewer whose country was very generous handing out Arab land,
- this same British interrogator had the arrogance to be so belligerent towards Mashal.
Khaled Mashal remained calm and composed, even sometimes smiling in the face of the interrogator. At one point, Mashal tells the interrogator his pain at how European Jewry dispossessed his people. The interrogator shouts. “Are you going to move forward or backward?” In other words, pretend the theft of Palestine did not happen. Please watch it. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/hardtalk/3638925.stm
Theft of Palestine? There is no such thing as a Palestinian. It is a descriptive term for a people who exist as the martyrs of their Muslim brethren - they are an excuse for the corrupt leadership in the Arab world. The prophet Mohammed, pbuh, would never condone the attrocities that Muslims execute in the name of Allah. These are the same Muslims who expelled Jews from their homes in Arab lands where they had coexisted somewhat peacefully and happily for centuries.
I just read the contents of the interview with khaled Meshal, what in the world is wrong with this british mate?? I mean this is not the way you interview someone, an israeli journalist will be less biased, am just suprised KM didn't punch him in the nose, i know i would've.
A lot of people may think i am utterly stupid, but why in the HELL would you put this shit on here???? just wondering? use your brain!!
[edit] Merge from Third intifada
Please merge any relevant content from Third intifada per Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Third intifada. (If there is nothing to merge, just leave it as a redirect.) Thanks. —Quarl (talk) 2007-02-22 13:53Z
- I've gone one better on this. Third intifada is deleted; there was significant rejection of that as an article linked with what it covered. The content has been moved to Talk:Khaled Mashal/Third intifada: any relevant merging should be done from there. Mangojuicetalk 14:15, 22 February 2007 (UTC)
