Excellent: Some Questions for Obama and His Gang By Christopher Black

https://uprootedpalestinians.wordpress.com/2015/11/17/some-questions-for-obama-and-his-gang/

Some Questions for Obama and His Gang

By Christopher Black 

Mr. Obama, Mr. Cameron. Mr. Hollande, Madame Merkel, Mr. Erdogan and all the other members of the criminal conspiracy to dominate the world, I ask you, do you intend to test our patience to its limit?

How much longer will your killing frenzy madden us? At what point do you stop your reckless push to the very brink of world war. Have the Nuremberg trials, the UN Charter, international law, have the fears and protests of the people, have your continual defeats in one war after another, your crimes against mankind revealed to the light time and time again, had no effect on you at all?

Comparing Beirut and Paris

Analysis: Just as innocent - comparing Beirut and Paris

A Lebanese journalist asks why we categorise Lebanese victims as we mourn French ones.

Habib Battah  

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The irony was not lost on some in the Australian press, who noted that there werethree times as many Lebanese Australians as French Australians. And yet, when the country's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, tweeted "Australians' thoughts, prayers & resolute solidarity with the people of France", there was no mention of Lebanon.

"You'd think if we were able to identify with anyone, it would be with Lebanese Australians - after all, so many of them are among the most beloved in this nation, and have contributed enormously to public life," wrote Chris Graham in New Matilda.

Documented French ISIS Connections - 2012 / 2015

What Preceded The Islamic State Attacks In France - Some Links (Updated)

http://www.moonofalabama.org/2015/11/terror-attacks-in-france-some-related-links.html

This happened last night: At least 120 dead in Paris attacks, Hollande declares emergency

Gunmen and bombers attacked restaurants, a concert hall and a sports stadium at locations across Paris on Friday, killing at least 120 people in a deadly rampage that a shaken President Francois Hollande called an unprecedented terrorist attack.