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June 14, 2010

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To Melon:

Falsifying passports or other identification for "criminal pursuit" is certainly wrong and should be illegal.

The case with Uri Brodsky is totally different.

Like you say,"it is war", and in war special top secret covert operations are often conducted which require the use of "supplied" identification.

In this case a top secret operation to eliminate a bloodthirsty Hamas terrorist.

Like was said, " Uri Brodsky should be given a medal for valuable service rendered on behalf of the free-world, which Hamas, Al-Qaeda, and all the other jihadists would like to vanquish.

"why Hamas actions are bad and Israeli are good?"--

you are either totally clueless or you yourself are on the side of the bad guys.

"Whose side are Poland, France, Germany, and Britain on in the global jihad against the free-world?"


Eee, none? There is an international arrest warrant for making and using false passports, not for assasinating a person.

Besides, it is war, why Hamas actions are bad and Israeli are good?

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