Supporters of Hizbullah deserve their reward

Submitted by Ronnie (United States), Jul 27, 2006 at 00:50

The only problem with this "turn of Arab heads," if we want to call it that, is the grim reality: In a solidarity rally in Los Angeles on Sunday, July 23, there were some 10,000 supporters of Israel on hand. However, a line of Arabs with anti-Israel slogans, screams, fists showed its ugly self as well. I couldn't hear what was being screamed at the moving cars, but I could read the signs. They were to the effect: Listen, America, you are supporting the wrong side. You should be supporting Lebanon! Down with Israel!

Now, call me naive, but I thought that the latest death tolls, murder and mayhem were due to the unleashing of hundreds of missiles by a terrorist group called Hizbullah into the State of Israel, a sovereign nation. Hizbullah is "housed" in Lebanon, funded by Iran and Syria, and Russia. Not to mention the hundreds if not thousands of weapons that have been flown, driven, carried, smuggled into Lebanese territory for the past twenty years, with the Lebanese government turning a blind (ok, they say they are helpless to do anything about Hizbullah) eye.

If I were a Moslem and lived in Lebanon and prayed in a mosque filled with missiles, sooner or later, I would have to be held accountable for the rape of my country. And furthermore, 40 percent of the Lebanese population supports Hizbullah. Perhaps the screaming Arabs at an Israel solidarity march in the U.S. should ask themselves why they are in the U.S. in the first place, and not in Lebanon. Are they followers of Hizbullah, a confirmed terrorist organization? If so, Hizbullah not only wants to destroy Israel, but their ultimate goal, together with their funders and enablers Iran, Syria, and Russia is to destroy the infidel, ie. Christian and/or western civilization.

I say that the U.S. government should deport all Hizbullah supporters immediately. This would be a win-win situation. We would be rid of them and they would be in Lebanon in their missile mosques.

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