PHILOXENIA: BBC NEWS - TURKEY: Enough of ISRAELI LIES

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Georgios Paraskevopoulos

3/8/2009 3:44:05 PM

Hello Mattias!

You country is global famous for accepting immigrants and refugees. Many of us who live or lived there are blessing Sweden. I studied International Migrations Politics in Växjö at late 70ies. Many things have changed in Sweden since then. I believe your country easily accept asyle immigrants without any control. More than 1/12th of your population have foreign origin. I am not so sure all those people are refugees.

This is of course a matter for your government to find solutions and upgrade their foreign politics. At the 60ies Sweden needed immigrant workers (my parents came to Sweden as workers), but since the 70ies you country followed a more "human" attitude to immigrants by accepting only refugees for political racism.

Happy International Womans' Day
Georgios

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Mattias Kroon

3/8/2009 2:59:28 PM

Even if I am swedish myself I am pleased that Israel won the game.It was like a victory over the horrible antisemitic demonstrations which have occured the latest time in this country.

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Georgios Paraskevopoulos

3/8/2009 1:12:46 PM

International demonstrations against Israel Massacre in GAZA

News from David Cup Official WebSite.

ITF statement about the Sweden/Israel 1st round tie The ITF has been informed that, for security reasons, the local government in Malmo has advised the Swedish Tennis Association that the upcoming Davis Cup by BNP Paribas first round tie between Sweden and Israel must be played behind closed doors.

ITF President Francesco Ricci Bitti said:

“The security plan already submitted by the Malmo police and the efforts of the two tennis associations would be enough to allow the tie to take place under normal circumstances. Therefore we do not agree with the decision by the Malmo authorities to exclude the public, and even at this late date, maintain our request that the decision not to allow spectators be reconsidered."

“However for the integrity of the competition it is most important for the tie to go ahead, for both teams to be allowed to compete, and for the Swedish Tennis Association to retain the choice of ground.

“Given these exceptional circumstances, this subject will be discussed at the next meeting of the Davis Cup Committee for any further action to be taken to prevent this situation happening in future.”

Protesters tried to break through police barricades
around the Baltic Hall arena

From BBC News

Dozens of anti-Israel demonstrators have clashed with Swedish police in Malmo as they sought to disrupt a tennis match between Sweden and Israel.

At least five rock-throwing protesters were held in the southern city, police say. There were no reports of injuries.

The demonstrators, mostly youths, tried to storm an arena where the Sweden-Israel Davis Cup match was being held.

They chanted slogans condemning Israel's recent offensive in Gaza and urged support for the Palestinians.

Swedish police said the clashes near the Baltic Hall arena began soon after thousands of people attended the peaceful Stop the Match rally in central Malmo.

Some protesters then tried to break through police barricades set up around the sports complex, police said.

They hurled stones, firecrackers and bottles of paint at police vans, but were dispersed by hundreds of riot police.

Violence reportedly continued in other parts of the city.

Only about 300 specially-chosen guests were allowed to watch the doubles match, because Malmo officials said they could not guarantee security at the venue.

Israeli player Andy Ram said it was a "stupid decision" to play the tie behind closed doors.

"Playing without a crowd is like playing a practice match," he said.

Kindly Regards
Click on the Banner Philoxenia

Georgios Paraskevopoulos

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Helen Elias

3/4/2009 7:34:13 AM

Terrorist Training Camps in the USA, Canada, etc

Interestingly, it is not the Jews who want to rule the world; it is the Islamists and they are getting ready to do just that. They not only kill "infidels"; they also kill their own so it won't help a lot to become a Muslim.

Watch this news video about how they are training terrorists right in the good old USA and Canada. What are they doing in other countries?

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/index.php?cl=12073099

By the way, the only country the Jews want to rule is Israel and some don't want them to have even that tiny little country. Shame!

Also get ready because the Islamists preferred treatment of 'infidels' is cutting off the head with a big knife. I don't hear of Jews doing that, do you?

Helen

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Krystyna Dabrowski

3/3/2009 8:08:02 PM

Hi Georgios,

Do you remember who is buying the Manhattan? I think everybody knows Aaron Russo, but I am posting his message on 9/11 and other things Rockefellers, Rotschilds and other bankers have in stock for America and for the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nD7dbkkBIA

Does it have anything in common with Israel ? O yes, there were names like Silverstein and other similar attached to the message, perhaps I'll find them. That Rockefellers and Rotschilds are Jewish I think I don't have to recall. According to my knowledge Federal Reserve has only Jewish owners, because it is private institution, and not as many American think, public. "Who has money rules the world"- Kissinger, also Jew.

www.biblebelievers.org.au/tyranny1.htm The Hidden Tyranny, Part One

Have you already read "The Hidden Tyranny"? If not the link is above.

Regards,

Krystyna

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Helen Elias

2/28/2009 10:19:39 PM

Hello Georgios

Here's a guy who makes sense most of the time. I don't necessarily agree with all that he says but this video is particularly good.... He looks at all sides, unlike you, Georgios , who seems to want to blame Israel for everything. Click here

Helen

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Helen Elias

2/28/2009 10:14:15 PM

Hello Jo

I agree with you. Not only that, the pictures only mean that a child or person has died. Most of the time, the truth about who really committed the atrocity is never known.

A few weeks ago I came across a video where a woman who came to see what she could do to help the Palestinians. She was shown pictures of children whose bodies were mutilated and she was told that Israel had tortured the children to death. Unfortunately, I did not save the video because it was such poor quality. Now I cannot find it. The video did not show any gore.

Then later this woman happened to be near where a suicide bombing took place. She saw the type of wounds people get from these bombs. The wounds and pittings in the body were the same as what she saw in the photos of the children. Because of this and other reasons she came to realize that the Palestinians had killed these children themselves, presumably so that they could show these pictures of "torture".

I have also seen with my own eyes how the Palestinians lie about everything. They are angry with good reason because Israel came and bombed their tunnels that they were using to bring in arms into the Gaza strip. It ruined all their plans. That in itself would be okay if the weapons and ammunition was for defense but with Hamas, Israel and the world knows that is not the case.

Have you ever watched Brigitte Gabriel? She did not need to take one side over the other and it is very enlightening what she has to say about the Muslims, Hamas, Hizbollah, the Palestinians and the Israelis. There are no pictures of gore in her videos. You will be mesmerized if you listen to her. It is well worth the listen.
Here's her website: www.americancongressfortruth.com
Go to the blue menu on the left side of the screen and Click on Watch Video, Brigitte's Interview. The video of her speaking at The Heritage Foundation is also very good.

Helen

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Georgios Paraskevopoulos

2/28/2009 5:26:32 PM

Hello Jo!

Thank you for the comment. You are right! Wars will come and go and people will suffer. This kind of forums are not good because they remind the past, the bad things and they make people mad. At least those who disagree with the information I give out. To all those I want just to say: seems that everything you post "is right" and everything I post is "set up". I have several sourses to get my information and you have only CNN. We all the others from Europe, Asia, Africa and other parts of the world must be very dumb and our God is not a true one but yours is the right one.

A majority of the American people know what harm a war makes. Many are organized in peace communities and movements. Everyone makes his fight. Life is not about what others do but how you yourselves contribute for bettering the world and serve for rightfoulness. Wars are only for those who want more power. All the others are the victims.

Have a nice week end.
Georgios

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Jo Matthias

2/28/2009 3:48:00 PM

I am sickened and saddened by what has occured in Iraq, Israel, Palestine, Lebanon and Gaza.

I do not believe that the showing of dead children will change things. I believe that these pictures will only create more anger. I understand that this is an atrocity against the palistinian and Israeli people. But this type of forum only instigates more hatred and animosity........

My friends in Lebanon and the UAE are worried and I worry with them. I pray daily that they are ok.....

I also understand, that you, Georgios... have a need and desire to help stop what is happening, I just think this is the wrong way to go about helping.

Re: PHILOXENIA: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Georgios Paraskevopoulos

2/28/2009 2:26:55 PM

Hi Helen!

You are right. It is me dressed in Israeli soldier.
And below you have dolls lying there.

Click above

Here are also a picture that people said they may be set up pictures, but now we know better. JEsus made his miracle again and turned water to wine here,
Christians against Muslems. I have very sensitive pictures but I think the community wouldn't like to see them.

Here is a lady who left army life after this.

Picture from Iaq war.

American Democracy and Divine Christian Spirit they call this picture. Did she pose for fun? If I know right now she is back doing same work as she did before joining the army, but in jail.

The all pictures are reported as war crimes.

Happy Week End
Georgios