When Derelict Leaders Aim To Lose....

Submitted by Adina Kutnicki, Israel (Israel), May 15, 2011 at 17:23

Truth dare be told, the grave breaches to Israel's borders NEVER would have happened if Barak (and his alter ego, Netanyahu)wasn't in charge.A normal leadership would have reinforced ALL four borders with massive shows of force, adding barbed wire across the areas a LONG time ago.

In fact,under a rational leadership the first one to jump the fence would have been shot on the spot.Instead, the border was left wide open and one could be forgiven if they came to the conclusion it was done on purpose.It is inconceivable that Barak did not anticipate this grave danger.He would have to be comatose like Sharon to have not seen this coming.

Moreover, even if some were unarmed, Israel has EVERY right to shoot them.Recall, Arabs lynched soldiers with their bare hands, ripping them limb by limb when they accidentally veered into enemy territory.MASSES of infiltrators are a clear and present danger, regardless of anything else, they are NOT legitimate protesters.

The problem is not with the rank and file soldiers.They know what to do.However, the leadership prides itself on havlaga/restraint is strength, a code of conduct which is the anti-thesis of victory, Orwellian in its foundations.And herein lies the issue.Our leaders do NOT want us to win again against the Arabs, therefore,they have tied the forces hands.NO more Arab humiliation will be tolerated.None at all.

So, here we have it, the insane and humiliating (Jews can be humiliated)spectacle of a DM & PM apologizing ! for enemy deaths, proudly stating that the forces were ordered to restrain themselves.Wretched leaders....

Again, why??

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