Justice

I know I said I was going to leave, but I have to get this off my chest. Can anyone explain to me the relationship we in the US have with Israel? I mean I can understand why we needed their friendship before we had military bases in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan, but why now? This friendship will only continue to cost us more money and potentially American lives lost in a war with Iran. Explain...

Hamas actually does a lot of good for the people of Gaza, believe it or not, they get the votes because of it. Fatah would be much better for them because they're puppets. They're building new settlements in the West Bank as we type, and what does Fatah do about it? Nothing. That's what. So even though all is peaceful at the moment in the WB, doesn't mean things are "smooth" there. My cousins can't even export their goods out of the WB to make more money. I can't even get my LCD billboard into Ramallah. Smooth, he says.

We can go on all day long with this. Some of you clearly will never see the wrong in what Israel does. On the other hand, I point out the Palestinians' bad decisions on the regular and condemn their actions, as well. Some of you can't/won't do the same for Israel, so it's pointless to continue on with this thread. I've said my piece and I'll leave it at that. My intention from the beginning was to do a quick drive-by and then leave. Have fun with the rest of the thread while dozens of real victims get murdered day by the day. One last thing before I go, for as bad as Hamas is they have had more peace and truce with Israel than war. They do speak with one another. Let's not act as if Israel doesn't know what they're dealing with, because they do. Acknowledge one another's existence and lift any sanctions or blockades so that the Palestinians can live a more fruitful life, economically. If that happens, Hamas' cause will be weakened and less people will be inclined to join.

Hamas is trying to get the blockade lifted. I don't agree with their methods in doing so, but don't pretend to act like there's no reason for their attacks on Israel. See post #67

Hamas are scum. Not cowards. They're more stupid than cowardice. But to call them cowards going against an "elite" military? That's a stretch. Defense is the word you're using. Not offense. Israel is CLEARLY on the offensive, here. Israel ARE cowards. The proof is in the pudding. All their rhetoric towards Iran and yet not one single attack, but when confronted by bad ol' Gaza they flex their muscles? CCCCCOOOOOOWWWWWWAAAAAARRRRRDDDDDDDSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!

The US has their hands full at the moment. Our military would be over-extended and because of our poor economy Americans would not support a war on Iran. Israel is the one that needs to handle that business, but they won't because they're pussified. Besides, Israel over-does it in their "defense" of their nation from the bottle rockets being launched at them. I can kill more people with a car than those 1,000 rockets.

The aggressor? Do your eyes deceive you? Or maybe common logic.

Regardless, Gaza is packed in with people. You can't compare Gaza to Tel Aviv or any other major metropolis in the world. The reason I say that is because these people can't even leave. They're stuck there. BIG difference.

COWARDS!!!!

This is Gaza we're talking about, right? The most densely populated place on earth, right?

Congratulations to Israel, by the way, they just created thousands of new terrorists. Good job. And the cycle continues.

Egypt simply doesn't want to get on Israel's bad side. Intent? Are you kidding me? They have slaughtered over 100 Palestinians and you want to talk to me about intent? Lift the blockade and then see if the attacks continue, which they most likely will, but nonetheless, lift it and then close it again if you have to. No matter what you tell me I still believe the Israelis are cowards. Plain and simple. They have 75k soldiers on stand-by for little old Gaza? Pu***es. I'm not saying Hamas is blameless, either, because they are. But Israel continues to point the finger at Iran and they do nothing to them. The cowards are waiting on Big Bro to do the real fighting for them. Cowards.

What's a Palestine/Israel debate without NJ? If what you're saying is true, 3rd, then that makes Israel nothing more than a bunch of spineless cowards. Go attack Iran. Have some balls instead of lining up your tanks against a people without an army. Oh the horror, oh the terror for the poor Israelis. I laugh everytime the media shows pictures/videos of them being so terrified of those pathetic bottle rockets that Hamas launches at them. Over a 1000 rockets launched and only three deaths? Yeah, that's some serious artillery. The Palestinians have experienced far more terror in one week than the Israelis have faced in the last five years combined. Lift the blockade, Israel. What are you afraid of?

Gyp has been a great addition to the show. Made me forget about James Darmody.

Michael Jackson's Thriller.

You're thinking of Family Guy.

Wannstache already said Brooks will only see time on special teams.

I couldn't disagree more. Our offensive line, when healthy, is ELITE. And we should be back to 100% by this week or next at the latest.

I wouldn't mind Wade Phillips or Perry Fewell.

1. Head Coach 2. QB 3. DC 4. LBers 5. Secondary 6. DL 7. WR 8. P 9. Ralph Wilson 10. Nix How do you rank 'em?

Gailey needs to resign ASAP. Wannstedt can take over the head coaching duties and appoint one of his assistants to DC. This can help our team in many ways. We need a coach that is dedicated to the run and Wannstedt loves to run the ball. This move kills two birds with one stone. We get rid of the pass happy coach in favor of a running coach and maybe the next DC can figure out how to blitz. Just my 2 cents.

The very best Offensive Line in the NFL, when healthy, resides in Western New York and will soon be back to 100%. I can't wait to see Cordy Glenn and Kraig Urbik back on the field. These guys are elite. Cordy Glenn looks like a young Orlando Pace. This kid has it all. Size, strength, athleticism, and balance. Our line is clearly better when #77 is on the field. He looks like he can be Nix's best selection ever and that's saying something! Byrd, Spiller and Dareus provide stiff competition. (Spiller started off slow, that's the only reason why I ranked Glenn higher.) Urbik is a road grader and he's stout in pass-pro, as well. The Bills have been handcuffed by their injuries on the line, specifically at the RG position where the drop off is most glaring. Urbik will solidify that area and help the running game immensely. Wood and Levitre are highly talented at their respective positions. Wood isn't even all the way back to being 100%, yet. He can get even better! Levitre is technically sound in every way. But there is one move the Bills need to make in order to become elite as a unit. Hairston needs to takeover Pears' spot at RT. Hairston is made to be a right tackle. Pears hasn't been playing all that well and Hairston is definitely holding his own on the left. Physically, he's more suited to play the right. If Chan Gailey is smart he'd make this move as soon as Cordy returns. Glenn and Urbik might be back week 8, after the bye. They'll be back to form by week 10, for sure. Just in time for the stretch run, including 3 December home games. We control our own destiny as of now and we can take over first place in the division if we dedicate ourselves to the running game. CJ and Freddie are the best offensive weapons we have and Fitzy is a liability. It's a no-brainer. If Gailey can't see that then we need to bring someone in that can.

I saw a whole lot of holding, yesterday.

One could only wish he'll be a Thomas Smith. I loved that guy. Couldn't catch worth a damn, but boy can he cover.

First Jeter, now Ray Ray. Boy, the sports gods have no heart this year.