New levels of hate

Hamas Uses Mickey Mouse Look-Alike to Teach Terror to Kids on TV
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Ah, cartoons, Popeye eating a can of spinach, biceps billow out four times their size, the battleship Iowa and Missouri centered in each bicep tossing shells towards nowhere. That was many years ago, today Popeye is all about green, he loves trees, the ecology and Bluto accompanies him on his quest to insure the Earth stays green. And they wonder why no one bothers to watch them, ids love Popeye kicking butt, they know it is not real, but here in the land of the free cartoons are not into violence.

This does not apply to other cultures in the world, just as the Hamas who use a Mickey Mouse Look-Alike to Teach Terror to Kids on TV. According to the article, On the weekly program "Tomorrow's Pioneers," Farfur and a young girl name Saraa' tell children to pray five times each day and drink their milk, while urging the children to "resist" the "oppressive invading Zionist occupation."

This answers any question ever raised how two or three lightly armed insurgents can hold a tank and its crew under fire for long periods of time before they are neutralized. They are indoctrinated from birth, mentally trained until the time they are physically trained, simple as that.

Today's fighter does not play by rules of conventional warfare, come on, you really have to love a statement like that, it has always boggled my mind when hearing that phrase. This explains a lot and it does not take a degree in humanity to grasp the meaning of it either.

The cultures raising children in this manner have been very successful in breeding bigotry, hatred and violence towards an enemy. Entire religious sects are raised to hate the other and combined they are raised to hate Israel and anyone backing or supporting it and they have done so for hundreds of years.

On a personal level, I find their use of childhood imagination as a tool for teaching their children bigotry and hatred to be reprehensible. Their use of it as a teaching aid is beyond my level of personal disgust, it really does place their thought process in the proper perspective and sheds a bit of light into their minds.