nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Lock&Light said:
No, you're justposting under two names to make it appear that there is some sort of mass consensus. The only person that you're fooling is yourself.
Cretin.
Islamification of Palestinian Education
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No, you're justposting under two names to make it appear that there is some sort of mass consensus. The only person that you're fooling is yourself.
Cretin.
nino_savatte said:
I have never posted on Urban75 under any other name than Lock&Light. It is you who appears to be the cretin.
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Lock&Light said:
Really? Funny how you and PartTimePongo use, not only the same insults, but pop up on the same threads and make the same non-contributions. His posts never consist of anything more than a couple of sentences...just like you.
Au contraire, vous etes le crétin.
nino_savatte said:
He shares with me only a belief that you are a stupid boy. Using schoolboy French will do nothing to erase that belief.
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Lock&Light said:
No, you share the same enfeebled brain, more like.
Pity you don't put this much effort into making proper contributions to discussions....but that's too much like hard work - isn't it?
No "schoolboy French" here, cretin, just the real thing.
Dissident Junk
picking oakum
I think this move by Hamas will have a slightly unintended effect. What may happen is that a serious educational chaasm will grow between the educational levels of very poor Palestinians in the area, and those with parents who will obtain extra-curricular lessons from teachers in more practical subjects.
Palestinians aren't stupid, particularly if they have worked in the PA civil service, and they will ask the teacher Ammar next door to give geography lessons in return for mending his car, and also teach kids at home.
What you could end up with is two classes of Palestinians with dramatically different educational attainment: one with no more than indoctrination; the other with significant levels of knowledge, skills and ability. It happened to some extent in Iran post-revolution (amongst both religious and more secular families) and it could happen in this scenerio.
And bang. You've generated a a significant educational underclass in a community where the boundary is too high to jump, already pressurised by external and civil forces. More fuel for the tinder box.
I really don't feel Hamas can run the area. I just don't think they can do it. I think they think it is largely about security, and it's not.
Palestinians aren't stupid, particularly if they have worked in the PA civil service, and they will ask the teacher Ammar next door to give geography lessons in return for mending his car, and also teach kids at home.
What you could end up with is two classes of Palestinians with dramatically different educational attainment: one with no more than indoctrination; the other with significant levels of knowledge, skills and ability. It happened to some extent in Iran post-revolution (amongst both religious and more secular families) and it could happen in this scenerio.
And bang. You've generated a a significant educational underclass in a community where the boundary is too high to jump, already pressurised by external and civil forces. More fuel for the tinder box.
I really don't feel Hamas can run the area. I just don't think they can do it. I think they think it is largely about security, and it's not.
Dissident Junk said:
Not unlike the Jews had to. Assuming not all the administrative classes havent fled for their lives.
That already is the case.
Security is a huge part of it. how can you have economic activity if no-one dare venture into the streets. Problem is, the strict doctrine of islamist is also a crimp on economic activity.
In the end its about building communities and a civil structure. Something Hamas have neither the ability or the will to achieve.
PartTimePongo said:
What about the USA in Afghanistan? Or is that OK because it was a so-called 'democracy' that was teaching jihad to kids?
http://www.comdsd.org/article_archive/afghan_child.htm
ZAMB said:
I'll say it again just for you ZAMB, try reading it slowly:"islamic extremists should be stopped wherever they are"
@ wino serviette: I am not L&L
Thick Stupid Boy !
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Dissident Junk said:
I think you can also expect to see something more along the Hezbollah pattern of community services coming further to the fore.
PartTimePongo said:
I haven't noticed your posting condemning the American and Israeli governments - who nurtured Islamic extremist movements, in Palestine, Afghanistan and elsewhere, for their own ends.
Remember that OBL himself was a product of US policy - they created the monster, and then punished innocents when their creation turned against them.
The fact that the puppet masters aren't Islamic doesn't excuse them from pulling the strings and inciting bloody conflicts for their own benefit. In doing so they are quite happy to ignore the basic precepts of their own religions.
You are a hypocrite if you just condemn islamic extremists without also condemning the extremists of other religions who have a bloody hand in provoking the conflict.
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