La cena de los idiotas

The decade's monument to brutality.....DISGUSTING!!

APOYO INCONDICIONAL TRAS LA MASACRE, AL GENOCIDA ISRAEL, ESTA ES LA VERDADERA POLÍTICA DE NEGOCIACIÓN, SOBRE MAS DE MIL ASESINADOS:

"No era nuestra intención dañar, herir o disparar a los palestinos"

Finalmente, parece que el ejército israelí comienza su retirada de la franja de Gaza, dejando tras de sí más de mil trescientos palestinos muertos, más de cinco mil heridos, miles de vidas arruinadas, unas infraestructuras completamente destrozadas y otras cifras incapaces de reflejar el horror real de lo que allí se está padeciendo.Israel ha terminado cuando ha querido, justo antes de la investidura de Barack Obama. Lo de Sharm el Sheikh, puro teatro. Desde el primer momento en que comenzó su agresión, Israel contó con el apoyo de Egipto y de los gobiernos de la Unión Europea, con los que acababa de firmar un acuerdo que mejoraba las relaciones bilaterales entre ambos. La UE sigue sin reconocer a Hamas, a la que mantiene en la lista de organizaciones terroristas. La masacre concluye -momentáneamente- con una cena: la del criminal Ehud Olmert (cuenta con dos masacres y miles de muertos en su currículum) con el británico Gordon Brown, el francés Nicolas Sarkozy, la alemana Angela Merkel, el primer ministro checo Mirek Topolanek y el español Jose Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.

Extrañas negociaciones de paz las llevadas a cabo por los "líderes" europeos.

Sólo se reúnen y brindan con el agresor.La periodista y bloguera Marian Houk nos aporta una crónica de la cena en UN-Truth. La carretera de Tel Aviv a Jerusalem se cerró de 16:30 a 19:30 para recibir a los invitados. Y Olmert agradeció el apoyo prestado por sus socios europeos:“por demostrar su impresionante apoyo al Estado de Israel y su preocupación por su seguridad. El frente unido que representan y su posición inflexible con respecto a la seguridad del Estado de Israel se gana nuestros corazones y nos fortalece en este delicado momento”.Y añadió: "Por nuestra parte, por los valores humanos más basicos, hemos hecho y continuaremos haciendo todo lo necesario para evitar una crisis humanitaria en la Franja de Gaza de modo que podamos ayudar a los civiles inocentes que cayeron víctimas de la organización terrorista. Estamos interesados en trabajar junto a ustedes para crear mejores condiciones para una vida pacífica y mejor para la población palestina de la Franja de Gaza. Mediante un esfuerzo conjunto, que disminuya el dominio de Hamas, creo que tendremos éxito." Según Houk, nadie disintió.

El alucinante discurso de Olmert puede encontrarse, completo, aquí.

Sunday, January 18, 2009
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's 18.1.09 Statement at the Summit With European Leaders

www.pmo.gov.il/PMOEng/Communication/PMSpeaks/speechleaders180109.htm

Honorable President of the European Council, Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, my friend Mr. Mirek Topolanek,Honorable President of France, my friend Mr. Nicholas Sarkozy,Honorable Chancellor of Germany, my friend Ms. Angela Merkel,Honorable Prime Minister of Great Britain, my friend Mr. Gordon Brown,Honorable Prime Minister of Italy, my friend Mr. Silvio Berlusconi,Honorable Prime Minister of Spain, my friend Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero,Distinguished Guests,
I wish to express my personal appreciation and the appreciation of the people of Israel to you, leaders of the European countries, for demonstrating your impressive support for the State of Israel and your concern for its safety. The united front which you represent and your uncompromising stand with regard to the security of the State of Israel warms our hearts and strengthens us at this sensitive time.
Distinguished Guests,More than three weeks ago, the Government of Israel decided to launch a military operation in order to thoroughly change the reality in the southern communities with regard to security. The reality in which the residents of Sderot, the Gaza Envelope and other communities lived for many years was an impossible one - intolerable for our citizens and impossible for us all as a nation. No sovereign nation would allow its civilians to be harmed; no enlightened regime suffers indiscriminate fire directed at its residents.
I take this opportunity to express my condolences to the bereaved families who lost their sons in battle, and to the families of the victims of terror whose pain is an inseparable part of all our personal and national agendas. Their courage and bravery are a source of inspiration and pride.
Today, after three weeks in which the IDF and security services conducted an outstanding military operation and struck a serious blow to the Hamas organization, and after we realized the goals we determined as we launched the campaign - we decided on a ceasefire. We did so to comply with the request of the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak.
I would like to add that if the ceasefire is stable, especially in light of the statements we heard today, the State of Israel has no intention of staying in the Gaza Strip. We are interested in withdrawing from the Gaza Strip as quickly as possible the moment we are assured that the ceasefire is being respected and is stable, and that there is no threat to the security of Southern Israel. Our intention is not to conquer or control Gaza. We do not wish to remain in Gaza. We intend to withdraw as soon as possible.
You all just arrived here from Egypt where you expressed your support of the Egyptian president's sincere efforts and commitment to advance a solution and assist in achieving a long-lasting and stable ceasefire.
Today it is clear to everyone that in order to achieve a stable ceasefire, Hamas must be prevented from building up its military capabilities through massive weapons smuggling from Iran and Syria to the Gaza Strip.
My friends, leaders of Europe,In the letter I received from you yesterday: Prime Minister of Great Britain Gordon Brown, Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi, Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and President of France Nicolas Sarkozy - and I am certain this letter also represents the positions of the other leaders here today, as well of those of the European Union countries - you expressed profound commitment to assisting in every way possible in order to ensure that weapons will not succeed in reaching the murderous organizations in Gaza.
Now we must translate that commitment, together with Egypt and the United States, with whom we signed a memorandum of understanding on this matter, into actions which will prevent the terrorist organization, Hamas, from rearmament. This is in the supreme interest of all those who fight the forces of evil. It is also in the interest of all those who believe wholeheartedly in and wish to advance the peace process between ourselves and the Palestinians.
It is no secret that my Government, with the full participation of the Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tzipi Livni, and the Minister of Defense, Ehud Barak, together with all our friends, placed the matter of negotiations with the Palestinians at the top of our agenda alongside our concern for the security of Israel. We hope that stability in Gaza, the ceasefire and the undermining of the Hamas regime that is the inevitable result of the strengthening of President Abu Mazen, will allow us to advance the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians as rapidly as possible. We will all make every effort as we have over the past two years to do so.
For our part, out of the most basic human values, we have done and will continue to do all that is necessary to prevent a humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip and so that we can help the innocent civilians who fell victim to the terrorist organization.
We are interested in working in conjunction with you in order to create better conditions for a peaceful and better life for the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip. Through a joint, educated effort which will lessen the Hamas's dominance, I believe we will succeed.
I would like to take advantage of this opportunity to reiterate the pain of the State of Israel and its sorrow and that of its soldiers for the loss of civilian life among the citizens of Gaza who were not involved in terror and served as hostages for the murders of Hamas. We did not fight against them; we did not wish to harm them or their children or their parents or their siblings. On behalf of the State and Government of Israel, I convey our profound regret for these victims.
In conclusion, I must mention our kidnapped soldier, Gilad Shalit, who is also a French citizen. We will continue working - together with you and with your help - to do all that is necessary to bring about his longed-for release.
My friends,Our personal friendships may at times exceed that which is accepted in the recognized diplomatic protocol, but they are friendships which are beyond price. I feel a pleasant obligation to thank each and every one of you, both for your personal friendship and for your friendship towards the people and State of Israel.
Thank you very much.