Showing posts with label Freedom Fighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freedom Fighting. Show all posts
4.29.2015
***** SPDF Day 52-6: must watch. Video: Palestinian resistance in Gaza is “fighting for all of us,” says Dr. Mads Gilbert
http://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/video-palestinian-resistance-gaza-fighting-all-us-says-dr-mads-gilbert
4.26.2015
4.25.2015
4.24.2015
4.01.2015
3.28.2015
3.25.2015
3.23.2015
3.15.2015
Hamas accuses PA of giving intel to Israel that led to Gaza civilians' deaths Accusations seen as latest sign of crisis between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, following arrest of Islamic militants in West Bank last week.
Hamas accuses PA of giving intel to Israel that led to Gaza civilians' deaths
Accusations seen as latest sign of crisis between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, following arrest of Islamic militants in West Bank last week.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/.premium-1.646997
3.13.2015
3.12.2015
3.09.2015
2.10.2015
1.21.2015
"Throughout the Civil War, youngsters followed brothers, fathers and even teachers into battle. They often had support roles but quickly graduated into combat roles. They were sometimes recruited at school and, when necessary, used weapons that were cut down and adapted for use by smaller people. David Baily Freemen, “Little Dave,” enlisted in the Confederate army at age 11, first accompanying his older brother as an aide-de-camp and then as a “marker” for a survey team before finally fighting against Sherman’s army. Joseph John Clem (who changed his name to John Lincoln Clem) officially enlisted in the Union army at age 10 although he had been a camp follower since age 9. Gilbert “Little Gib” Van Zandt, age 10, followed his teacher into the Ohio Volunteer Infantry where he joined his father, uncles and friends. He joined up when recruiters arrived at his school despite his mother’s pleas that he was “too young to fight.” Clarence D. McKenzie, a drummer boy for Brooklyn’s 13th Regiment was killed at Annapolis, Md., when he was only 12. His funeral, held on July 14, 1861, was attended by 3,000 people. A statute of the boy and his drum was erected to commemorate his sacrifice and is still one of the most visited graves in Brooklyn’s Greenwood cemetery today. ....." http://www.fdu.edu/newspubs/magazine/05sf/childsoldiers.html
"Throughout the Civil War, youngsters followed brothers, fathers and even teachers into battle. They often had support roles but quickly graduated into combat roles. They were sometimes recruited at school and, when necessary, used weapons that were cut down and adapted for use by smaller people. David Baily Freemen, “Little Dave,” enlisted in the Confederate army at age 11, first accompanying his older brother as an aide-de-camp and then as a “marker” for a survey team before finally fighting against Sherman’s army. Joseph John Clem (who changed his name to John Lincoln Clem) officially enlisted in the Union army at age 10 although he had been a camp follower since age 9. Gilbert “Little Gib” Van Zandt, age 10, followed his teacher into the Ohio Volunteer Infantry where he joined his father, uncles and friends. He joined up when recruiters arrived at his school despite his mother’s pleas that he was “too young to fight.” Clarence D. McKenzie, a drummer boy for Brooklyn’s 13th Regiment was killed at Annapolis, Md., when he was only 12. His funeral, held on July 14, 1861, was attended by 3,000 people. A statute of the boy and his drum was erected to commemorate his sacrifice and is still one of the most visited graves in Brooklyn’s Greenwood cemetery today. ....." http://www.fdu.edu/newspubs/magazine/05sf/childsoldiers.html
1.18.2015
1.17.2015
1.14.2015
Should the American Revolutionaries have SURRENDERED? Should the ANC have SURRENDERED? Then why do people think Hamas should unilaterally surrender their RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW????? https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/news/middle-east/16333-hamas-reaffirms-strategic-position-against-recognising-israel
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