For Ghada, and all the victims by ShadowsNTime

Mixed Medium • World Events/Social Commentary • posted on Jul 20, 2006

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FOR GHADA - STOP WAR. America has blocked the world community's drive for a cease fire in the current Lebanon/Israeli 'conflict' several times already...this is for one of the victims of this madness right here at AW. Ghada, our hearts are with you. The image was made for an artist at AW but we would like to also extend our love to all those victims in the war ravaged area. Collaboration of image by Alex combined with my flame. You can check us out now at cafepress under Birds Of A Feather..Thanks for your visit, and comments, from our hearts to yours.

Comments (7)

Lampy

5:56AM | Fri, 21 July 2006

It does seem that the US and the UK are the only countries to support Israels attempt to destroy the people of Lebanon. Israel sahould be prosecuted for war crimes along with the US and UK for their support.

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Styxx

6:08AM | Fri, 21 July 2006

A touching piece Lynn. My heart goes out to all the people suffering in this conflict.

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Eldeago

11:35AM | Fri, 21 July 2006

simply lovely my friend.

dragon1

6:11PM | Fri, 21 July 2006

So when is Hezbollah going to be prosecuted for war crimes? Or are the Israeli people expected to just roll over and die?

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Naichan

10:13PM | Fri, 21 July 2006

What a dramatic flaming image. There are no "good guys" in this war. It was shocking to see the G8 nations turn a blind eye to the killing of civilians. Shame on them...

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intro

10:11AM | Sun, 23 July 2006

What I don't get is: Why are Isreal and Lebanon on at each other's throats at all? Is it not the responsibility of Lebanon's government to control Hezbollah? If they can't, shouldn't they ask for some outside (non Isreali) "help". Isreal, and all nations, may have a right to self defense, but it's a question of definition. Tacit Isreali actions to encourage Lebanese sovereignty/ stability, might be their best "defense". The question for Lebanon might be: "Which is more important? Peace or Hezbollah?" I said "might".

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