July 2006
Monthly Archive
Mon 31 Jul 2006
Capt. Noa Meir, an Israeli military spokeswoman, said “We don’t target civilians and had we known there were civilians there we would not have fired on that site. We do everything we can to prevent civilians from being killed while Hezbollah operates from these areas because they want civilians to be killed”.
V.S.
Hezbollah spokesman said “We don’t target civilians and had we known there were civilians in Israel, we would not have fired. We do everything we can to prevent civilians from being killed while Israel Army operates from Israel because they want civilians to be killed so they can claim as a victim”
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Israel’s U.N. ambassador, Dan Gillerman, told the council that his government was “truly sorry” for the “horrible tragic incident.” He said the dead in Qana “may have been killed by Israeli fire but they are the victims of the Hezbollah, They are the victims of terror. If there were no Hezbollah this would never have happened.” claiming the group has launched missile and rockets from Qana and other densely populated towns.
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Hezbollah’s U.N. ambassador, Khomeini, told the council that his movement was “truly sorry” for the “horrible barrage of katyusya.” He said the dead in Haifa “may have been killed by Hizbullah rocket but they are the victims of the Zionist, They are the victims of terror. If there were no Israel this would never have happened.” claiming the Zionist has stolen Palestine land and dispatched pilot and reservist from Haifa and other densely populated towns.
Tue 18 Jul 2006
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A true color of current US political system…
ei: US vetoes Security Council resolution on violence in Gaza
The United Nations Security Council failed today to adopt a draft resolution calling for the immediate and unconditional release of the Israeli soldier abducted by Palestinian armed groups from Gaza and for a halt to what it called a “disproportionate” military reaction by Israel, due to a veto by the United States, which called the text unbalanced and outdated.
Maybe Bolton referering to this past atrocities also by Israel Army, the most moral army in the world..
Meanwhile, workers.org run report about “Who’s imprisoned in Israeli jails?“.
The extremely difficult situation of approximately 10,000 political prisoners held in a constellation of Zionist prisons is central for understanding the events unfolding in Occupied Palestine and Lebanon.
Most of the prisoners are Palestinian, while a smaller number are Lebanese and Jordanian. They include men, women and children, and also elected officials. Some have been jailed since the 1970s.
Would Bolton propose a resolution to help them? I extremely don’t think it is possible 
What an (in)justice world we are living now…
(updated) 4 UN observers have been killed, which Mr.Annan said “apparently deliberate targeting by Israeli Defence Forces”
Mon 17 Jul 2006
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Di tempat dimana agama di haramkan dalam kenegaraan, kejadian seperti dibawah ini merupakan suatu keniscayaan.
Di Jepang, bahkan banyak orang mempertanyakan kenapa negara Jepang melarang prostitusi dibawah umur padahal dilakukan atas dasar suka sama suka, dan juga pelarangan membunuh diri sendiri. Pusing kan? Semoga Indonesia tidak seperti itu…
-rully
BBC NEWS | Europe | Dutch will allow paedophile group
Judge HFM Hofhuis ruled that the Brotherly Love, Freedom and Diversity Party (PNVD) had the same right to exist as any other political party.
The PNVD was formed by three paedophiles in May, prompting outrage in Dutch society.
It seeks to lower the age of sexual consent from 16 to 12 and legalise child pornography and sex with animals.
“Freedom of expression…including the freedom to set up a political party can be seen as the basis for a democratic society,” Judge Hofhuis said in the ruling, according to the Associated Press news agency.
Mon 17 Jul 2006
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Tiny wireless memory chip debuts
A new 2-4mm square chip, developed by the Memory Spot research team at HP, can hold up to 512 kilobytes of data,that can store 100 pages of text and swaps data via wireless.
Data can be moved in and out of the chip at speeds of up to 10 megabits per second – far faster than is possible with other short-range radio systems such as Bluetooth or radio Frequency ID tags.
All the components to make the chip, including modem, antenna, microprocessor and memory, can be fabricated as a single unit helping to keep unit costs low. HP speculated that once in production the devices could cost as little as one dollar each. No battery is needed because devices reading data from the chip will provide power by induction.
Related news from USAToday
Sun 9 Jul 2006
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PCWorld.com – Google’s Binary Search Helps Identify Malware
By taking advantage Google’s binary search capability, Websense has created new software tools that can sniff out malware using the popular search engine. Websense researchers Googled for strings that were used in known malware like the Bagel and Mytob worms and have uncovered about 2,000 malicious Web sites over the past month, according to Dan Hubbard, senior director of security and research with Websense.
