The Dogs of War

Israeli warplanes ply the darkness. The point squadron runs a screen into radar positions around Beirut Airport. Moments later, the airport is in chaos. The urgent wailing of sirens anguishes the summer night, and TV cameras peer into the destruction, backlit by bright, orange flames.

I do understand some of the problems of the Palestinian people. Main problem, they elected Hamas to represent them. Hamas promised to build schools and stuff, which is cool. Except, each piece of brick and mortar rests upon the mutilated bodies and shattered psyches of the 'occupying' Jews. Since when is a person riding on a bus, going to work, a hostile combatant. Hamas is truly sworn to the destruction of their "neighboring state," the State of Israel, and has not renounced that pledge since taking offices.

Hezbollah, supplied by Iran via Syria, has a similar mission statement. They've won hearts and minds by building hospitals and schools. Well, maybe that's exactly where those poor kidnapped soldiers are, right this very day. They should take very special care to check all of those specific locations, and then, when they are absolutely sure that not a single Jew is present, back off and deliver a 500-pound 'thank-you note' on the property!

Unleash the dogs, Joshua! The children of Abraham are under siege, and the defenders of liberty are all that stand between the Kingdom, and a bitter race of landless scrubs who are completely despised and disprepected, especially by their fellow Arabs!

If Saudi Arabia, or Jordan, or Egypt, would take the displaced, then, we wouldn't have a problem. Israel tried to be patient. This phase is known, popularly, as the resistance phase. The push-back.

See you in Teheran!