Funny, I’m watching “Jaws, the revenge” (4) right now, and 3 was on just an hour ago – there’s a Spielberg marathon on TV. The first one was excellent, but the rest are just a waste of time.

“Pet Cemetery”, now there’s one disturbing movie …

Everytime someone votes on a poll, even without posting any comment, it pops up to the top of the list. Perhaps someone simply went through the archive, voting on all these polls.

Great, isn’t it? (though I don’t think the Nazgul are attacking the Rohirrim, that looks like the Harad & co. armies besieging Minas Tirith)

“Revolutions” trailer and posters are also available, http://whatisthematrix.warnerbros.com/

I certainly hope “Revolutions” is better than “Reloaded”, but I must admit my interests lie a little elsewhere …

Re: Travelling to Israel

Geforce, in my 27 years of living in this country, I have yet to witness one single terrorist attack of any kind. You’re more likely to get killed in a traffic accident than to fall prey to some terrorist. As long as you keep away from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, you’ll see very little to tell you there’s actually something out of the ordinary going on.

Keltic, don’t the economic benefits of a US base outway some abstract notion of self defence? It’s not as if you’re facing some palpable threat that should necessitate a strong autonomous force, you do have the entirety of NATO behind you.

The units formerly in Saudi Arabia, when did they relocate to? most have gone to the new American bases in Qatar, have they not?

Originally posted by kurmitz28
Even big yank companies were donating monies to terrorist organisations, macdonalds being one of the main benifactors to the IRA, and Coke-Cola reported to helping the Israelies

Kurmitz, taking on the entire world, are we?
Coke never helped out Israel , but rather, unlike many other spineless companies, never succumbed to the Arab boycott of Israel and companies who deal with it. I can imagine how someone who would think of Israel as a terrorist organization would also think that this would count as “helping the Israelies”, but taking part in the boycott is quite illegal in several countries.

Originally posted by Sauron
Joschka Fischer-former member of the radical left and one-time thug. Hates Israel.

Hates Israel? Joschka Fischer? Hardly. The man is considered a most balanced and fair mediator, and is both very welcome and very influencial with the Israeli government.