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Old 08-03-2006, 07:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...26655958371305

I'd recommend watching the whole video. I've seen this sort of thing before, and its been shown that many of the Israeli atrocities have been faked in the past, but I haven't seen it put together in this kind of format until today.

So for those of you who put equal weight on the Israeli's, or out right blame them for the problems in the region, what do you make of the video?

Do you trust the casualty numbers given by the Palestinian authority?
Do you trust the numbers from major news organizations?
What do you attribute the apparent acceptance at face value of these Palestinian faked incidents?
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Old 08-03-2006, 07:57 AM   #2 (permalink)
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how do we know that googlevideo isn't digitally modified to make the palestinian videos look staged?
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Old 08-03-2006, 08:00 AM   #3 (permalink)
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how do we know that googlevideo isn't digitally modified to make the palestinian videos look staged?
Those sneaky Jews.
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Old 08-03-2006, 09:19 AM   #4 (permalink)
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a headline from today
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Hezbollah reports becoming less and less believable

By Yoav Stern

If Hezbollah-run media are to be believed, then 35 Israel Defense Forces soldiers were killed or wounded in Aita Shaab, militants downed an Israeli helicopter and destroyed a house in which IDF soldiers were hiding, and IDF troops are always hit in the back because they are running away.

All these statements are baseless because - despite the impression Hezbollah has made for straight talk - credibility is not its strong suit.

Hezbollah's reports have become less and less believable in recent days. On Monday, Al-Manar television - the central component of Hezbollah's well-oiled media empire - reported that the organization had destroyed an Israeli ship off the coast of Tyre, which had some 50 sailors aboard - a charge the IDF dismissed completely.

It's not clear what incident, if any, the report was referring to, and the Arab world has been asking questions. Al-Arabiya television asked Mahmoud Kamati, a member of the Hezbollah political bureau, about the Hezbollah claim and he repeated that an Israeli ship had been hit, but said no pictures were broadcast because visibility was poor.

Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, is a superb tool for the propaganda machine. Nasrallah, 46, is one of the most impressive speakers in the entire Middle East. He is a virtuoso of the Arabic language, although he doesn't forget to spice his comments with a few words in the Lebanese dialect. It nearly always seems as though he is speaking about the most important matters in an offhand way, but he is really getting his listeners to follow his thought process.

"I sometimes take the tape of his comments and watch it, for pleasure," said a Haifa resident who has been forced to go down to the nearest bomb shelter every few hours over the last few weeks. "He is simply an excellent speaker."

Hezbollah's media empire - which includes the Al-Nur radio station and the Web site moqawama.net - has been an inseparable part of the psychological war. Sometimes, Hezbollah also transmits its messages through other media, such as the Iranian television station Al-Alam. The crown jewel of the empire, Al-Manar, is broadcast in Lebanon and throughout the Arab world, by satellite.

Al-Manar, all the time

At every stage of the fighting, Al-Manar was the station that broadcast Hezbollah's messages. Its role in the war began the morning of July 12, when Hezbollah abducted IDF soldiers Eldad Regev and Ehud Goldwasser. Al-Manar was the first station to report the kidnapping, about two hours after it took place. Since the fighting began, the pronouncements of Al-Manar have had a major influence on other media.

"Al-Manar has had an enormous impact on all the Arab press, and in effect on the Hebrew press as well," said Amir Levy from Satlink Communications, which monitors Arab-language media.

Although there were a few slight technical glitches in Al-Manar's broadcasting after its south Beirut offices were destroyed, overall it continued broadcasting normally and showcasing its high technical standards. "It is very high-quality work," said Levy.

"They always broadcast new clips, update the subtitles in real time, broadcast from the field via satellites. It's a very impressive broadcasting quality."
and a correction

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Lebanese hospital: Number of casualties from Qana air strike is 28, not 52

By The Associated Press and Haaretz Service

A Tyre hospital on Thursday revised the number of casualties resulting from Israel's air strike on the south Lebanese village of Qana from 52 down to 28.
I guess i'll start...

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Do you trust the casualty numbers given by the Palestinian authority?
no. nor do I trust the casualty numbers given by hamas, hezbolla, amnesty international, or the international red cross.

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Do you trust the numbers from major news organizations?
no, they get their figures from the same sources above.

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What do you attribute the apparent acceptance at face value of these Palestinian faked incidents?
anti-israeli feelings. we'll call it, "mel syndrome" that all the wars are started by the jews, that the middle east would be perfect if it weren't for the state of israel's existence. That and an attempt at moral equivalence.
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Old 08-03-2006, 10:14 AM   #5 (permalink)
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About those 28 (from 52) you mentioned stevo...

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The IDF spokesperson noted that the building had been targeted only after residents had been warned to evacuate through various media, and that the building was adjacent to areas from which rockets had been launched towards Israel. Other buildings in the area had been targeted with no civilian casualties.

On Wednesday, both the Lebanese Health Ministry and the Human Rights Watch said that they could confirm only 28 of the originally reported 57 civilians who died in the building. Of the 28 that they confirmed, 16 were children.

There have been claims on an anti-Syrian Lebanese Web site and various weblogs that Hizbullah "staged" the tragedy, bringing in dead bodies or live disabled children who would be killed in an Israeli bombing after seeing the rocket launchers.

Paul Conneally, the Irish national who is deputy head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Israel and the Palestinian Authority and is the person assigned to deal with Lebanese matters, said he could not say exactly how many bodies were taken out and how many died there. He had no information about whether anyone had autopsied the bodies to determine the causes of death.

In the IDF's report, Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Dan Halutz said that while the IDF places itself as a shield between Hizbullah and Israeli citizens, Hizbullah places Lebanese civilians as a shield between itself and the IDF.
I saddly don't have the source for this right now, but I'm sure its part of the Jew controlled media.
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Old 08-03-2006, 10:18 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Interesting piece, But it must be an inflamitory one, because The New York Times said that 3 were killed on the day of filming, and if they report it as true then it is gospel.

Is it any wonder that the anti-israeli/ anti bush crowd believes everything they see and hear that comes from the Arab news sources.
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Old 08-03-2006, 10:18 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Interesting piece, But it must be an inflamitory one, because The New York Times said that 3 were killed on the day of filming, and if they report it as true then it is gospel.

Is it any wonder that the anti-israeli/ anti bush crowd believes everything they see and hear that comes from the Arab news sources.
Maybe one of the dead was the "wounded" guy they accidentally headbutted into the ambulance
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Old 08-03-2006, 11:10 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Wait, so you can't trust hezbollah or any other source besides the IDF, and anyone who doubts the inherent justness of israel's actions is an anti-semite?



Brilliant!!
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Old 08-03-2006, 11:29 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Wait, so you can't trust hezbollah or any other source besides the IDF, and anyone who doubts the inherent justness of israel's actions is an anti-semite?



Brilliant!!
So did you watch the video?

I'm guessing no, so give it a go.
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Old 08-03-2006, 12:56 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Why is the Israel/Hezbollah war a right/left issue? It baffles me.
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Old 08-03-2006, 01:03 PM   #11 (permalink)
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So did you watch the video?

I'm guessing no, so give it a go.
I doubt you'd do the same for me if i posted a 20 minute video, so i'll just wait for the summary to appear.
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Old 08-03-2006, 01:48 PM   #12 (permalink)
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I doubt you'd do the same for me if i posted a 20 minute video, so i'll just wait for the summary to appear.
I see so you just basically trolled?


Brilliant!

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Why is the Israel/Hezbollah war a right/left issue? It baffles me.
Dunno Israel has womens and gay rights, a democracy, freedom of the press and the left supports the terrorists and tries to equate them with the US revolutionaries. Only the left can answer that question.

So have you watched the video?
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Old 08-03-2006, 02:27 PM   #13 (permalink)
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I see so you just basically trolled?


Brilliant!
You are the authority on drive-by trolling. How do you think i did? Too much substance?

If it makes you feel any better, pretend that i'm ignoring something that host posted. It seems to be standard practice 'round these parts. If someone posts something and you find that you don't feel like actually trying to understand what they posted you just ignore it.


As far as relevant comments go: I don't think that much credibility should be given to any country or organization that is currently actively engaging in armed conflict. I don't trust hezbollah any more than i trust the idf because they're both fighting p.r. campaigns in addition to the more conventional military campaigns.

Do you trust the idf ustwo? Why?
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Old 08-03-2006, 02:58 PM   #14 (permalink)
 
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my back button is getting tons of work in these convos on lebanon.

let's assume for a moment that there is something of substance to this thread.
what argument(s) are there that link the material discussed in the foxnews style documentary to anything more general?

all the filmakers seem to want to do is to enable people who are predisposed to be unable to cope with the realities on the ground in gaza and the west bank to discount any information that they do not like.

the way the fine folk at secondraft.org (the source of the film) frame what they do slots directly into that peculiar know-nothing wing of likud cheerleading that is only possible at thousands of miles remove from what is happening, within a discursive framework that equates any critique of israel--ANY critique at all--with anti-semitism. (ustwo--using his finely honed trolling style--has been implying this last argument both here and in the tedious melgibson thread in gd.)

what a fine reflection of democratic debate that is.

i would imagine that this film has been getting chatted up on the planet limbaugh as a way of helping poor beleagured conservatives find new and improved ways to--um--streamline their information, erase what bothers them about that pesky reality (you remember that? reality is that set of factors that includes the ongoing brutalization of palestinians under direct military occupation--as with gaza--and a more diffuse violence deployed via the settlement programs in the west bank--a de facto apartheid system--the criticism of which is fairly routine in actually existing israel, where there are no attempts to equate judaism as a whole with the views of likud and parties to the right of likud like what you find in its shallow american copy--etc etc etc)....erasing significant elements of reality would enable folk to imagine that bush policies toward israel now are sane, that the massacre of civilians in lebanon does not matter--and to imply that saying otherwise is antisemitic.

if you want to make actual arguments in support of the israeli actions in lebanon, try taking account of the actual facts of the matter rather than relying on some cheap sub-fox documentary that you treat as unproblematically accurate to which you append a series of totally unfounded generalizations.
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Old 08-03-2006, 03:05 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Consider this a warning.

The petty bickering needs to stop now.

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Old 08-03-2006, 03:18 PM   #16 (permalink)
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my back button is getting tons of work in these convos on lebanon.

let's assume for a moment that there is something of substance to this thread.
what argument(s) are there that link the material discussed in the foxnews style documentary to anything more general?

all the filmakers seem to want to do is to enable people who are predisposed to be unable to cope with the realities on the ground in gaza and the west bank to discount any information that they do not like.

the way the fine folk at secondraft.org (the source of the film) frame what they do slots directly into that peculiar know-nothing wing of likud cheerleading that is only possible at thousands of miles remove from what is happening, within a discursive framework that equates any critique of israel--ANY critique at all--with anti-semitism. (ustwo--using his finely honed trolling style--has been implying this last argument both here and in the tedious melgibson thread in gd.)

what a fine reflection of democratic debate that is.

i would imagine that this film has been getting chatted up on the planet limbaugh as a way of helping poor beleagured conservatives find new and improved ways to--um--streamline their information, erase what bothers them about that pesky reality (you remember that? reality is that set of factors that includes the ongoing brutalization of palestinians under direct military occupation--as with gaza--and a more diffuse violence deployed via the settlement programs in the west bank--a de facto apartheid system--the criticism of which is fairly routine in actually existing israel, where there are no attempts to equate judaism as a whole with the views of likud and parties to the right of likud like what you find in its shallow american copy--etc etc etc)....erasing significant elements of reality would enable folk to imagine that bush policies toward israel now are sane, that the massacre of civilians in lebanon does not matter--and to imply that saying otherwise is antisemitic.

if you want to make actual arguments in support of the israeli actions in lebanon, try taking account of the actual facts of the matter rather than relying on some cheap sub-fox documentary that you treat as unproblematically accurate to which you append a series of totally unfounded generalizations.
So you are saying its a fake documentary of the Pallistinians faking a deadly attack?

And what does this have to do with Bush per say? I was unaware that Bush was responsible for all violence in Israel.

No one on the left seems to want to look at this, I wonder why?

This sort of behavior by the Pallistinians has been long talked about by anyone who really looked at the situation there. There has got to be one member of the tilted left thats willing to say 'Yea ok they do exaggerate the situation and sometimes will fake a story and feed it to a hungry press.' I mean some of you already said its OK for them to hide in civilian areas, why is this so hard to admit to?
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Old 08-03-2006, 03:19 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Why is the Israel/Hezbollah war a right/left issue? It baffles me.
Because Washington DC would implode if both sides agreed on an issue. Their bases hate the other side so much that they would get pissed if they found out that they had the same ideas on what to do as the other side. It would be a sign of weakness for the the people agreeing with the opposite side as well.

They would probably argue over the fact that the sky is blue. Or that room-temperature water is wet.
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Old 08-03-2006, 03:21 PM   #18 (permalink)
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and, as an "outside" observer, does anyone really believe this crap, as put out by the propaganda arms...

i'm sorry, but there is always more to what's going on than we are fed by whatever media we choose to believe...

case in point, any viet nam vets out there?
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Old 08-03-2006, 03:24 PM   #19 (permalink)
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and, as an "outside" observer, does anyone really believe this crap, as put out by the propaganda arms...

i'm sorry, but there is always more to what's going on than we are fed by whatever media we choose to believe...
So what did you find int he video that didn't ring true? Its just crap afterall so you must have an example.
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Old 08-03-2006, 03:29 PM   #20 (permalink)
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"pallywood"

according to palestinian sources...

at 7:50 pm EST...

andy rooney's time...

someones jerkin' your chain, ustwo...
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if you had framed the thread along the relatively banal lines of:
there is an information war going on alongside the war in lebanon

and then made an argument for the relevance of this film clip to that information war--then perhaps this would have been interesting. but you didnt. instead, you have what is here.

i am not interested in persuing a debate framed in this manner.
back to using the back button.
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Old 08-03-2006, 05:00 PM   #22 (permalink)
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and, as an "outside" observer, does anyone really believe this crap, as put out by the propaganda arms...

i'm sorry, but there is always more to what's going on than we are fed by whatever media we choose to believe...

case in point, any viet nam vets out there?
There are several vn vets at TFP, but you don't see many of them here. For good reason, imo.

As an ex-wife of a vn vet, he wouldn't be too keen about the armchair warriors here. While Freddy was boots on the ground, I was watching the evening news that was focused on the daily death count. "A brazillian VC were killed today; our brave soldiers had three woundings." An exaggeration of course, but pretty much what the American public was spoon fed to stay in support of the war.
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Old 08-03-2006, 06:01 PM   #23 (permalink)
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"pallywood"

according to palestinian sources...

at 7:50 pm EST...

andy rooney's time...

someones jerkin' your chain, ustwo...
Ummm ok......

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if you had framed the thread along the relatively banal lines of:
there is an information war going on alongside the war in lebanon

and then made an argument for the relevance of this film clip to that information war--then perhaps this would have been interesting. but you didnt. instead, you have what is here.

i am not interested in persuing a debate framed in this manner.
back to using the back button.
Later Though I view the lefts refusal to even discuss the concept proof to me that they don't care about the truth in this matter, only their oddly selected support for a 8th century agenda.
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Though I view the lefts refusal to even discuss the concept proof to me that they don't care about the truth in this matter, only their oddly selected support for a 8th century agenda.
Isn't the existence of israel essentially part of a several thousand year old biblical agenda? How odd you'd select such a cause, being an athiest from illinois.

I can't speak for anyone else on the left(not that anyone can speak for the left as a whole), but i don't want to argue with you because you've vastly and smugly oversimplified the issue and can't seem to be bothered with any sort of nuance. You can't seem to understand that your initial focus is an irrelevant one. So what if some palestinians have what amounts to a p.r. machine? That doesn't automatically prove that they don't have legitimate gripes with israel. America is one of the best liars in the world, as someone who was alive during the run up to the invasion of iraq i'm sure you're well aware of this. That doesn't mean that our justifications for doing the things we do are automatically invalid, even though much of the time they are for other reasons.
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ok, i'll debate this one with you, ustwo.
we need to play nice though.

watch this film first:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...23714384920696


i did you the courtesy of watching the film you posted, so think quid pro quo or that you could be seen, in an abstract kinda way, to owe me at least 18:10 of your time, which you should spend watching.
(the whole thing is an hour and ten minutes long.)

we might consider the type of information presented in each film, the information provided in each that let you make generalizations based on the specific cases presented, the types of argument....that kind of thing...then at least you'd see why i have a problem with the film you linked.


i'm going back to watching pee wee's playhouse.
it is fucking brilliant.
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.....Do you trust the casualty numbers given by the Palestinian authority?
Do you trust the numbers from major news organizations?
What do you attribute the apparent acceptance at face value of these Palestinian faked incidents?
ustwo, the source of the "pallywood" video, is Harvard professor, Richard Landes, and the domain registration of the website where it originates, is
http://reports.internic.net/cgi/whoi...rg&type=domain
Richard Landes....

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ABOUT US

We are, at launch, only a website with some unusually revealing and important video footage we think many people need to see.

<b>Because those of us working on the opening dossier at this site are primarily American, French and Israeli Jews, that constitutes the initial core inspired to put up this website and to manage the material that comes in about Pallywood.....</b>

.......Richard Landes is a Professor in the History Department at Boston University. He was trained as a medievalist and wrote his first book on a series of forgeries that had fooled historians for centuries, even after a scholar in the 1920s had shown decisively that the texts were fiction. In addition to working on medieval peace movements and the relations between elites and commoners in 11th century France, he focuses on millennial and apocalyptic movements. In addition to courses on medieval history, he offers courses in "Communications Revolutions from Language to Cyberspace", "Europe and the Millennium," and "Honor-Shame Cultures, Middle Ages, Modern World." He is completing a book entitled Heaven on Earth: The Varieties of the Millennial Experience. It was as part of his research on this subject that he came upon the Pallywood tapes.........
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Richard A. Landes (B.A., Harvard University; M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University) Medieval history, millennial studies

Professor Richard Landes is the author of Relics, Apocalypse, and the Deceits of History: Ademar of Chabannes, 989-1034 (1995) and co-editor with Thomas Head of The Peace of God: Social Violence and Religious Responses in France around the Year 1000 (1992). He is currently working on a two-volume study on the role of apocalyptic expectations in Western culture.......
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I came to Paris with two things on my agenda. First, as a medievalist, I wanted to see what was going on among my colleagues over the last several years concerning my period of expertise — the turn of the 10th-11th century — and second to find out if there were an opposition to what strikes me as the incredibly destructive diplomacy of Jacques Chirac. For my colleagues, I had a question about the status of a very bad book by Sylvain Gouguenheim about the year 1000 (in which I was cited more than any other author including Georges Duby, in every case negatively), and its impact on the thinking of medievalists working on the period. For any Frenchman — cab driver, students singing drinking songs in the street at 2 AM, people sitting in the metro and the café, colleagues and friends —<h3>I wanted to know why Chirac had pursued an obstructionist policy that humiliated Bush and protected Saddam,</h3> rather than playing nice cop to the USA’s tough cop and telling the Arab league, "Look, our good friend the Americans are pissed, and rightfully so. Saddam has got to go. We don’t want a war, so you see to his removal, and if you do, we can guarantee you that we can hold back the USA. If not, we can’t promise anything."...

....A deeply disquieting self-satisfaction permeates the French position on the war in Iraq. Demonstrators express pride at the fact that their nation stands tall for peace "finally we can feel good about France!" says a young student; the press speaks of the virtually unprecedented rates of approval for "Chirac le pacifique"; intellectuals delight in dismissing Bush’s motives as those of vengeance (for his father, not 9-11), and oil. "Tout le monde le sait, c’est une guerre de petrol."

Of course such positions have paper thin substance, dissolving the moment one mentions the possible motives of Chirac that relate to the punitively favorable oil contracts the French have with Iraq, and with the myriad ways that France (and Germany and Russia and China) have armed Saddam over the past decade. Indeed one of the major reasons that Chirac says nothing about removing, but only "disarming" Saddam may have much to do with his fears that another regime, especially one that results from an American invasion, would reveal the depths of French complicity with both the arming of this maniac and the victimization of his people who starved while the French made deals in which 10% automatically went straight into Saddam’s personal bank account.

Do the French know this? I get two answers when I raise the issue. First, denial linked to insistence that there are no proofs and if America knew this why did they not produce them. Second, brazen acceptance. "Mais tout le monde le sait. [Everyone knows that.]" Sometimes it’s the same person at two different points in the conversation, here making the invidious comparison between vile American motives and noble French ones; there giving me a lecture on the "realism" of the French and the naiveté of Americans. As Jacques Revel, in his devastating book on French anti-Americanism notes, it’s the characteristic irrationality of French narcissism that it can hold two mutually contradictory notions in its head at the same time, as long as it makes them feel good about themselves. And to feel good means demonizing the US. A colleague whom I greatly admire and have always considered the most independent of the medievalists I’ve come to know said to me, in all seriousness: "The USA is unquestionably the most dangerous country in the world, far more than Saddam Hussein, than North Korea, than anyone." "How can you say that?" I asked in astonishment. "Because it’s the most powerful country in the world and it’s been taken over by the fundamentalists." Now my friend was not among those many of his countrymen who snatched up copies of a ludicrous book by a Frenchman claiming that the Pentagon attack of 9-11 did not actually occur (thus placing them alongside the Muslims around the world who believe that the Mossad destroyed the WTC as ridiculous conspiracy mongers), but he partakes of the driving thirst for everything bad he can hear about America.

The spectacle of an entire nation (certainly its intelligentsia) prey to a collective delusions of this nature, especially when the results are so destructive for them in the long run, is a sobering experience. It calls into question the idea that you need totalitarian control of the press in order to control information. Here we have a intelligent and educated culture with a high level of esprit critique with access to a wide range of material both in their own press (although it’s an effort to find it), and foreign press (especially on the WWW), and it systematically deludes itself. Sometimes I felt like I was trying to talk someone down off of a bad acid trip: as long as I could maintain eye contact and reason firmly with them, they could follow; but as soon as the connection was broken they’d return to their delirium. .......

......The French may not be les tou-tous of the Americans. But they are Chirac’s sheep, and in this case, they are being herded to their destruction by wolves who do not even bother to disguise themselves. Why bother when the French, especially the French left, imbued with a supreme sense of their intellectual and moral (!) superiority, do such a good job dismissing, minimalizing, marginalizing, and ignoring anything that might disturb their comfortable and admirable self-image?......

<b>.......The terrible thought that dawns on me is that if the war goes well for America and the books reveal the degree of illegal weapons trade of the four big countries "for peace" — France, Germany, Russia, China — will the French lead the world in conspiracy theories that permit them to blame the USA and Israel for their own incredibly self-destructive behavior which has come back to bite them?</b>

I return to the US to find an article about the problems of French-American relations in the wake of these events. The American journalist walks in the streets of Paris and comes away with a characteristic French conclusion. "It’ll blow over." "It’s merely a diplomatic tiff." "It’s not anti-Americanism, it’s just a dissatisfaction with Bush’s policies." All through the article, I could hear the strains of the favorite French chorus, "il faut dédramatiser." Helas, that is probably just what the renown frog who fails to jump from a pot of water as it goes gradually from cold to boiling tells himself every step on the way to getting cooked.

Richard Landes

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Boston University
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Pentagon Generals Warn of Iraq Civil War
Friday, August 04, 2006
By ANNE PLUMMER FLAHERTY, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON — Two top Pentagon commanders said Thursday that spiraling violence in Baghdad could propel Iraq into outright civil war, using a politically loaded term that the Bush administration has long avoided.

The generals said they believe a full-scale civil war is unlikely. Even so, their comments to Congress cast the war in more somber hues than the administration usually uses, and further dampened lawmakers'hopes that troops would begin returning home in substantial numbers from the widely unpopular war in time for this fall's elections.....
You touched on the key question in your comments in your thread's OP....where do you get your information....your sources for news? What sources do you trust to shape your opinions? The sources that we trust to influence our individual opinions result in some of us predicting consequences and outcomes of political policies, instead of finding ourselves blindsided as events overcome inaccurate perceptions. The position that the Bush administration now finds itself in, with regard to the "success" of it's mid-east, foreign relations, fiscal, and domestic policies, today, vs. in March, 2003, being a case in point. What did Richard Landes "get right" in his 2003 rant?

Reading Richard Landes's "rant" on Chirac, and his opinions of Chirac's constituency in France, written a week before the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and the seconddraft.org, "About Us" description of Landes, et al, trigger a reaction in my brain that sez, <b>this is not an unbiased, or an evenhanded, observer/chronicler/analyst of events/history.</b>

It was quicker and easier to research Landes's reputation for accuracy and evenhandedness, than it would be to watch his video. I have to "consider the source". In regard to Landes's blind support of the invasion and occupation of Iraq, and his smear of the French and support of Mr. Bush, I have only to ask the question, "what have professor Landes and the folks who think similarly to the way that he does, been correct about, in their support for mr. Bush and his war in Iraq?" The obvious answer is "not much". If Landes's "pallywood" video represents a new departure from Landes's recent dismal track record in "picking sides" in the politics and justifications of war, I'm sure I'll read about it in the Times or in the Post......

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Old 08-04-2006, 06:54 AM   #27 (permalink)
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Is it shocking that no one on the left seems to want to talk directly about this video? i guess not. I thought the response would be different, but I don't know what I expected. I doubt more than a couple of you even watched it.

Why does this video need a "frame of discussion?" I think it perfectly frames itself. Palistinians stage violence for the cameras to make israel look bad. When, in reality, nothing is going on we see on the news crowds of palistinians running, shooting, getting carried off in ambulances while the headlines scream "violence. israeli soldiers kill 4 and injure 12 in clashes between palestinian protesters"

You (the left) believe it because you want to believe israel is wrong and its their fault. You want to believe it so the "victims" are morally justified.
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Old 08-04-2006, 07:11 AM   #28 (permalink)
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Is it shocking that no one on the left seems to want to talk directly about this video? i guess not. I thought the response would be different, but I don't know what I expected. I doubt more than a couple of you even watched it.
Whats funny is that its not really something that could be faked the way its laid out, yet thats basically what they want to claim it is, some without even looking at it. Though stevo are you really shocked?
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Old 08-04-2006, 07:19 AM   #29 (permalink)
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nice lads....why not try playing the little debate game i proposed above? we could even talk about the various problems with the film itself that ustwo linked.
it could even be interesting--but you'd have to play first.

the game of ignoring offers for a discussion and them complaining about not being offered a discussion seems tedious, dont you think?
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Old 08-04-2006, 07:57 AM   #31 (permalink)
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why is it so difficult to discuss the video ustwo posted, alone? I watched the first few minutes of the video you posted and turned it off when they started claiming the number of palestinian casualties. a point of ustwo's video is that you can't believe the numbers you hear about the palestinian casualties. While any number of the scenes in your video might as well have been another one of those staged scenes. What I saw was a series of snips - a few seconds here, a shot over there - strung together with commentary from "experts" in between. The whole thing nothing more than a sham to portray israel as an aggressive occupier with no regard for life. I heard a lady talking about how bad israel's occupation of the west bank and gaza is, about the demolishing of homes but not one word about palestinian terrorism. Okay....
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well gee, stevo, do ya think you might be able to draw SOME kind of cause-effect link between the occupation, how it has been handled, the settlement programs and "terrorism"?
or would you prefer to simply think of palestinians as less than quite human?

problem no. 1 with ustwo's video: no meaningful context.
problem no. 2: the assumption that saying that the cameramen were palestinian in the clips showed necessarily equals some kind of problem. do you think that all palestinians are of one mind politically?
why would you think that?
the clip offers no proof that there is any such problem: it simply states it and leaves it to you, the audience, to generalize.
that is a shabby argument.
landes is a historian and should know better.
btu it does serve to chump the credulous...
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Old 08-04-2006, 09:56 AM   #33 (permalink)
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I still don't have an answer to my question. ASU2003 went with the standard (albeit humorous) "They'll fight about anything!" answer, and Ustwo blamed it on "the left." This is not something I would think would break on party lines. Are we being manipulated by the pundits and the politicians into taking sides? Is the country so polarized that you actually do have to fight with "the enemy" about anything, even if you secretly agree with them? Is this war anything but a tragedy of escalating resentment and intolerance?
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This is content-free. UStwo, I believe everyone has acknowledged the use of information warfare. Those in conflicts will use the weapons available, and some of them will be used by very twisted individuals. Everyone does it. That includes Palestinians, Israelies, and every other organized political body I've ever heard about certainly including our own. Does anyone not believe this? Does your example say anything surprising or remarkable?

What are we to discuss? Motivations? Continuity? General production values? Seems like time better spent discussing who's pushing our buttons. But that's my thread, not yours.

Please let us in on where you're going with this.
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I watched both videos, beginning to end. I can easily see why Ustwo and stevo would be reluctant to engage in roachboy's offer of a true debate.
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Classic. Ustwo calls out the people on the left for being unwilling to engage in a debate and then when they do he ignores them.
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Old 08-04-2006, 11:49 AM   #37 (permalink)
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(Watching the Palestinian man being shot in the leg, and the ambulance pulling up)
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We see three men, apparently under fire, drag the wounded man roughly across the pavement, toward the back of the ambulance. But if they were under fire, why did the ambulence stop so far short of the man forcing the others to drag him back, rather than move forward to protect him from fire? And if he were injured, is this a way to evacuate an injured man?
Well they're not in suburbia, for one. When under fire, an ambulance is never meant to be used as a shield. The ambulance probably was moved close enough to get the man loaded, but not so close that it could get fired upon. An ambulance full of holes isn't much use to anyone, after all. Why drag the man? Well that's pretty simple. Why not move an injured man from an area of more danger to an area of less danger as quickly as possible? Had they patiently picked up the man and slowly moved him, he was likely to be hit again. They dragged the man to safety.
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BUT WAIT! He was supposedly hit on the right side of the right leg, presumabally by a bullet, and yet as they load him on the stretcher, we see no trace of blood on that side of his right leg, and then the medics load him on the supposedly injured leg without sign of protest from the casualty himself.
The man was apparently hit in the right leg. I can clearly see blood on his left leg (probably splattered from the initianl impact), and some blood on his right leg. The video is very lowe quality, so I can't see if there is or isn't blood on his hands or on the ground. As for being loaded on the injured area, again this is a situation where they are under fire. Even thought the video is obviousloy slowed down, it is easy to see that the medical workers are moving frantically, so as to get the man out of there as soon as possible. Having been shot in the leg myself, I can tell you that I lost all feeling around the wound very quickly, leading me to think that the lack of protest from the man is due to the severety of the wound, not a lack there of.
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Could this scene have been staged?
Anything is possible, but I see no evidence that it was staged. All I see is really poor guesswork and innuendo. When you use words like 'supposedly', 'aparently' and 'presumabally' enough, I guess anything can look staged. Still, this is making for a very weak introduction.
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Could the immediate appearance of the ambulance hbeen on que?
I see no evidence of that. I'll bet an ambulance was called immediatally as soon as firhgting broke out.
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The media assumed it was real, and made it news
...beacuse there is no evidence that it is fake, yes. I'm starting to wonder if I'll be wasing my next 18 minutes on propoganda.
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Let us consider another battle scene filmed that day or possibly the day after. A Palestinian gunmen firing into a hole in the wall. It looks like a tense moment of house-to-house fighting. We would assume he's firing at the Israelis. He is firing in their direction, but he can't be firing at them. Here he is, on the far side of the factory building...completly out of range from the Israeli position. Are Israeli soldiers inside the factory? All whitnesses concour, they never left their fortified position. Earlier footage gives us a look inside the hole in the wall. The street fighter is conversing with hisw comrades inside the room he will soon be spraying with gunfire. A large crowd, mostly civilians and a few men in military garb, mills (?) around as Paletinian soldiers climb in and out of the hole in the wall. Note the civilians givin orders to a military man. Does this look like a war zone? Orders come to clear the area. Military men line up as if they're taking cover, from what? Not Israeli bullets. And now the man runs up to the hole in the wall and fires into the empty room. The raw footage clearly indicates a staged scene. A 'site-bite' became news.
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! So because this narrator interprets target practice as being intended to show some sort of exchange of gunfire, it's a massive conspiracy to fool the rest of the world? Wow. Just, wow.
1) This is not one long role of film. We do not know the date and time of the footage, nor do we know the timeline.
2) The narrator incorrectly labels the scene a 'gun fight' in the beginning of the monologue, in order to establish some sort of intention on the part of the camera men. The narrator has never met any of the people on or making this video, so how can he possilby speak to the nature of their intent? Why would we assume he's firing at Israelis? Are there Israelis in the video? No.

Again, there is absolutely no evidence of a fake battle. What strikes me the most is that Ustwo, a pecimist of the 9/11 conspiracy theory because (according to him) the evidence doesn't stand up to scruteny, is so quick to accept the unsupported word of a narrator. This video is a sham. There is NO evidence of a coverup whatsoever. And yet here we are, saying that Israel is a massive victim and that Palestine is an evil conspirator with our news organizations out to fool the world!!



Bottom line: this video is obviously poorly researched, and done by those who already knew what they wanted to find long before they started looking. It has no credibility, the conclusions are absurd, and there is no context to the footage besides a partison narrator who doesn't seem to know his ars from his elbow. Have we found...the anti-Michael Moore?

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Well, the video could be interesting, but you have to take it on face value. I think that's why this discussion isn't really going anywhere - Ustwo and Stevo are willing to take it at face value, and their proposed opponents are not...

I think the Palestinians are smart to be able to influence opinion, even if it takes a PR machine. And if they aren't, they ought to start - after all, we are clearly primed to soak up media images. As far as the film goes, I think it might have made more impact for me if I'd seen the "news" report that supposedly claimed all these awful things. Since I haven't seen that, I don't know to what extent this video is actually debunking anything. Similarly, the whole bit with the lady in the hospital didn't mean too much to me. It's a tough story and all, but I don't speak Arabic, so I'm stuck relying on the given subtitles for an understanding of the situation. Also, the different points made had varying degrees of logical soundness. On the one hand, I do think it is strange that some people are getting shot in this video while others are standing around apparently unconcerned. On the other, I don't see anything unusual about an ambulance roling up so quickly. Hell, you could see the paramedic stading there jsut before the guy got shot!

So, the arguments presented in this video are on my radar, but I'm skeptical. I know I'll remember it as I read the newspaper, but I also don't believe for a second that all of the things that are reported are made up. As usual, the truth probably lies in the middle.
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well gee, stevo, do ya think you might be able to draw SOME kind of cause-effect link between the occupation, how it has been handled, the settlement programs and "terrorism"?
or would you prefer to simply think of palestinians as less than quite human?

problem no. 1 with ustwo's video: no meaningful context.
problem no. 2: the assumption that saying that the cameramen were palestinian in the clips showed necessarily equals some kind of problem. do you think that all palestinians are of one mind politically?
why would you think that?
the clip offers no proof that there is any such problem: it simply states it and leaves it to you, the audience, to generalize.
that is a shabby argument.
landes is a historian and should know better.
btu it does serve to chump the credulous...
Roachboy, would you consider beginning a new topic with this video as the basis of discussion? I have seen other media topics on tfp, but none this specific to the presentation of the Israli/Palestinian conflict in the US media. I could see evidence of most of the seven PR strategies in today's paper and I confess that I was completely naive, willfully so I fear, to any of this prior to viewing the video. I would also be interested in speculation concerning what has transpired since the video was made in 2003, specifically Sharon's pullout from Gaza.

Of course, anyone wanting to participate in that topic would need to invest the hour and 20 minutes needed to view the video. That may prove to be a very small discussion group.
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Will... that was my gut reaction to the film as well.

That aside... why would anyone be surprised *IF* something were being staged. For crying out loud, the US staged the "rescue" of Jessica Lynch, they staged the press conference in Gulf War I where the Kuwaiti minister's daughter claimed Iraqi soldiers were killing babies in a hospital...

My point here isn't to point a finger at the US. Rather it is to underscore the importance of Information in conflict. To be clear we should trust nothing we see in the media. Nothing.

Do you trust the casualty numbers given by the Palestinian authority? No. But here's the thing... I have no idea how far off they are...

Do you trust the numbers from major news organizations? I trust most of them to do their best to collect information in an unbiased manner. I can only trust that when (and if) they find out that they have been duped, they will come out with an explaination or apology.

What do you attribute the apparent acceptance at face value of these Palestinian faked incidents? As I see it, there were a number of camera crews on the ground. I don't know (because the film is vague on this) if there were any western reporters on the ground. Local corespondents and/or stringers would be looking for a news story to report to HQ. If they were on the scene and saw it being staged I would say they were corrupt and should be fired. However, if they were given footage from a "trusted" source and filed the story they are either lazy or too trusting.

The fact is many reporters won't go into area where there is likely to be fighting. They don't want to be shot.

You also have to add into this factors such as: deadline, slow news day, appetite for destruction and mayhem (if it bleeds it leads), etc.

New outlets are not purposeful in their spread of propaganda (from either side). They are now 24 hour machines that require immediate content. It is hardly surprising that these outlets, in an attempt to boost ratings and "get the scoop" on their competition are fed false information that makes it to air.
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