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ParticipantJimmy you posted about those before, didn’t you? You’re getting antsy there feller!
Typically the wester (more westerly) you go the better the ‘hood gets.
ParticipantHi Allan,
Yes Guate is a quagmire of CIA and Mossad activity. I see the Galil is basically a modified AK.
I also spent time in Honduras and Salvador and every other central American country (only for about 6 months total). Maybe we should share stories over a nice bowl of ceviche and a few bottles of Gallo! 😉
Have you seen this new Israeli hardware which shoots around corners? I’m surprised nobody though of it sooner, it’s quite simple really. I’d hate to wake up seeing one of these poking thru the window.
ParticipantHi Allan,
Yes Guate is a quagmire of CIA and Mossad activity. I see the Galil is basically a modified AK.
I also spent time in Honduras and Salvador and every other central American country (only for about 6 months total). Maybe we should share stories over a nice bowl of ceviche and a few bottles of Gallo! 😉
Have you seen this new Israeli hardware which shoots around corners? I’m surprised nobody though of it sooner, it’s quite simple really. I’d hate to wake up seeing one of these poking thru the window.
ParticipantHi Allan,
Yes Guate is a quagmire of CIA and Mossad activity. I see the Galil is basically a modified AK.
I also spent time in Honduras and Salvador and every other central American country (only for about 6 months total). Maybe we should share stories over a nice bowl of ceviche and a few bottles of Gallo! 😉
Have you seen this new Israeli hardware which shoots around corners? I’m surprised nobody though of it sooner, it’s quite simple really. I’d hate to wake up seeing one of these poking thru the window.
ParticipantHi Allan,
Yes Guate is a quagmire of CIA and Mossad activity. I see the Galil is basically a modified AK.
I also spent time in Honduras and Salvador and every other central American country (only for about 6 months total). Maybe we should share stories over a nice bowl of ceviche and a few bottles of Gallo! 😉
Have you seen this new Israeli hardware which shoots around corners? I’m surprised nobody though of it sooner, it’s quite simple really. I’d hate to wake up seeing one of these poking thru the window.
ParticipantHi Allan,
Yes Guate is a quagmire of CIA and Mossad activity. I see the Galil is basically a modified AK.
I also spent time in Honduras and Salvador and every other central American country (only for about 6 months total). Maybe we should share stories over a nice bowl of ceviche and a few bottles of Gallo! 😉
Have you seen this new Israeli hardware which shoots around corners? I’m surprised nobody though of it sooner, it’s quite simple really. I’d hate to wake up seeing one of these poking thru the window.
ParticipantIt’s funny, I have only had guns pointed at me in two places: once in Guatemala I was mugged at gunpoint by police (stay out of Zone 1 in Guatemala City). The second time was in Israel. An Israeli Defense Forces guy with no badge or identifying uniform accosted me at the airport in Tel Aviv and stuck a gun in my face. Some Israelis say “you must have been doing something wrong” but I can assure that I wasn’t. On another occasion, in Jerusalem, an IDF guy with an Uzi (which BTW was invented by Israelis who IMO make the most effective weapons) made very threatening gestures. I don’t think I was ever so scared of other people in my life as when I was accosted by these armed and seemingly madly militant, control-freak Israelis. On the same trip I went to Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon, and felt comfortable, safe, and even welcomed by the locals (Muslims, Arabs, Christians) who all knew I was American.
Before I went there I had a tendency to favor the Israelis, seeing them as victims of terror in this ongoing fat’wa. Now I’m wondering how much of it is perpetuated by Israeli abuse of innocent people (like me).
Edit: BTW people in Israel are armed like you wouldn’t believe. Grenade launchers, Desert Eagles, P90s, and so on. I couldn’t go to a cafe, a mall, a wedding, or anywhere without seeing dozens of people openly packing major heat. I’m not for or against gun laws, but their gear doesn’t seem to diminish the violence all that much.
ParticipantIt’s funny, I have only had guns pointed at me in two places: once in Guatemala I was mugged at gunpoint by police (stay out of Zone 1 in Guatemala City). The second time was in Israel. An Israeli Defense Forces guy with no badge or identifying uniform accosted me at the airport in Tel Aviv and stuck a gun in my face. Some Israelis say “you must have been doing something wrong” but I can assure that I wasn’t. On another occasion, in Jerusalem, an IDF guy with an Uzi (which BTW was invented by Israelis who IMO make the most effective weapons) made very threatening gestures. I don’t think I was ever so scared of other people in my life as when I was accosted by these armed and seemingly madly militant, control-freak Israelis. On the same trip I went to Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon, and felt comfortable, safe, and even welcomed by the locals (Muslims, Arabs, Christians) who all knew I was American.
Before I went there I had a tendency to favor the Israelis, seeing them as victims of terror in this ongoing fat’wa. Now I’m wondering how much of it is perpetuated by Israeli abuse of innocent people (like me).
Edit: BTW people in Israel are armed like you wouldn’t believe. Grenade launchers, Desert Eagles, P90s, and so on. I couldn’t go to a cafe, a mall, a wedding, or anywhere without seeing dozens of people openly packing major heat. I’m not for or against gun laws, but their gear doesn’t seem to diminish the violence all that much.
ParticipantIt’s funny, I have only had guns pointed at me in two places: once in Guatemala I was mugged at gunpoint by police (stay out of Zone 1 in Guatemala City). The second time was in Israel. An Israeli Defense Forces guy with no badge or identifying uniform accosted me at the airport in Tel Aviv and stuck a gun in my face. Some Israelis say “you must have been doing something wrong” but I can assure that I wasn’t. On another occasion, in Jerusalem, an IDF guy with an Uzi (which BTW was invented by Israelis who IMO make the most effective weapons) made very threatening gestures. I don’t think I was ever so scared of other people in my life as when I was accosted by these armed and seemingly madly militant, control-freak Israelis. On the same trip I went to Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon, and felt comfortable, safe, and even welcomed by the locals (Muslims, Arabs, Christians) who all knew I was American.
Before I went there I had a tendency to favor the Israelis, seeing them as victims of terror in this ongoing fat’wa. Now I’m wondering how much of it is perpetuated by Israeli abuse of innocent people (like me).
Edit: BTW people in Israel are armed like you wouldn’t believe. Grenade launchers, Desert Eagles, P90s, and so on. I couldn’t go to a cafe, a mall, a wedding, or anywhere without seeing dozens of people openly packing major heat. I’m not for or against gun laws, but their gear doesn’t seem to diminish the violence all that much.
ParticipantIt’s funny, I have only had guns pointed at me in two places: once in Guatemala I was mugged at gunpoint by police (stay out of Zone 1 in Guatemala City). The second time was in Israel. An Israeli Defense Forces guy with no badge or identifying uniform accosted me at the airport in Tel Aviv and stuck a gun in my face. Some Israelis say “you must have been doing something wrong” but I can assure that I wasn’t. On another occasion, in Jerusalem, an IDF guy with an Uzi (which BTW was invented by Israelis who IMO make the most effective weapons) made very threatening gestures. I don’t think I was ever so scared of other people in my life as when I was accosted by these armed and seemingly madly militant, control-freak Israelis. On the same trip I went to Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon, and felt comfortable, safe, and even welcomed by the locals (Muslims, Arabs, Christians) who all knew I was American.
Before I went there I had a tendency to favor the Israelis, seeing them as victims of terror in this ongoing fat’wa. Now I’m wondering how much of it is perpetuated by Israeli abuse of innocent people (like me).
Edit: BTW people in Israel are armed like you wouldn’t believe. Grenade launchers, Desert Eagles, P90s, and so on. I couldn’t go to a cafe, a mall, a wedding, or anywhere without seeing dozens of people openly packing major heat. I’m not for or against gun laws, but their gear doesn’t seem to diminish the violence all that much.
ParticipantIt’s funny, I have only had guns pointed at me in two places: once in Guatemala I was mugged at gunpoint by police (stay out of Zone 1 in Guatemala City). The second time was in Israel. An Israeli Defense Forces guy with no badge or identifying uniform accosted me at the airport in Tel Aviv and stuck a gun in my face. Some Israelis say “you must have been doing something wrong” but I can assure that I wasn’t. On another occasion, in Jerusalem, an IDF guy with an Uzi (which BTW was invented by Israelis who IMO make the most effective weapons) made very threatening gestures. I don’t think I was ever so scared of other people in my life as when I was accosted by these armed and seemingly madly militant, control-freak Israelis. On the same trip I went to Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon, and felt comfortable, safe, and even welcomed by the locals (Muslims, Arabs, Christians) who all knew I was American.
Before I went there I had a tendency to favor the Israelis, seeing them as victims of terror in this ongoing fat’wa. Now I’m wondering how much of it is perpetuated by Israeli abuse of innocent people (like me).
Edit: BTW people in Israel are armed like you wouldn’t believe. Grenade launchers, Desert Eagles, P90s, and so on. I couldn’t go to a cafe, a mall, a wedding, or anywhere without seeing dozens of people openly packing major heat. I’m not for or against gun laws, but their gear doesn’t seem to diminish the violence all that much.
ParticipantThis pope doesn’t seem so scary to me… Seems like a pretty cool dude!
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ParticipantThis pope doesn’t seem so scary to me… Seems like a pretty cool dude!
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ParticipantThis pope doesn’t seem so scary to me… Seems like a pretty cool dude!
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