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[Azad]

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There is a very fine line between freedom fighter and terrorist depending on politics, the players and the circumstances on the field.

The point I was trying to make from the beginning. If ara or Mr. Saroyan would have compared our "ventures" to that of the Jooish one we would have been packaged as "freedom fighters". I still have to see Joos on a Joowish forum call their ventures as terrorism ... only on an Armenian forum by "Armenians".

[freakyfreaky]

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Oh, they know they have them in their own numbers. They speak of it. Perhaps, not publicly, but, nevertheless, they do. Noone is representing that they are more tolerant of their own misgivings then others. They are just better at packaging their message and censoring views within their own and from otars that do not conform to their position.

The JDL in LA that was disbanded by their own conspiracy post 9/11. Other fanatics and radicals. Yitzhak Rabin's assasin. The Stern gang. There is a long list.

In fact, "Munich" caused Spielberg some backlash even though some critics recognized that he was trying to demonstrate that the Israeli avengers were no better than those against whom they exacted revenge.

There is no doubt that politics, propaganda and the players defines what is an act of terrorism, what is an act of justifiable foreign police, and what is an act of defending freedom.

[freakyfreaky]

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French JDL recently shunned by some French j-ewish organizations for sabotaging speech by Shimon Peres to members of community.

http://paris-chronicler.blogspot.com/2008/04/journalist-discovers-jdl-elephant-in.html