I am the Resistance

He loves his family. She loves her country. They seek a better future. They are willing to sacrifice everything for the sake of justice and freedom. They waited for the world to lift the blatant injustice that has befallen them since 1948. They expected the world to understand when they took up arms to lift this injustice themselves.

Now, they don't care what anyone else calls them. They do not seek anyone's permission, just like any resistance movement. They believe that their cause will be triumphant because it is a cause for justice and humanity. They are merely fulfilling their duty to make the day of justice in Palestine come sooner.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8a-IBwaWlE




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http://www.ifamericansknew.org/

Your Palestinian Gandhis Exist ... in Graves and Prisons

The site has plenty of links on the subject...

To late for any resistance honey, Palestine should have done that in ww1 instead of supporting the scum sharif and betraying your brothers. Wait for Mahdi, voilence or non voilence, you wont be free until then.

Edited by SteppeNomad - 26 January 2010 at 5:43am

zeinelnour wrote: Very inspiring advise indeed. I am sure there were people saying the same for every resistance movement throughout history. These people are not mentioned anywhere in the history books, for a good reason: they are irrelevant.

Edited by SteppeNomad - 27 January 2010 at 11:49am