Israel Election- Azazel participates in democracy, turns into a political prositute

[Eli]

Originally posted by Ned
Oh, btw, someone said earlier that Sharon was a socialist. Is this true? I thought that the Likud was a free enterprise party.

Yes, the Likud. But Sharon is a Mapainik, 30 years ago he was a member of Mapai and he still supports their economic policies.

(mapai - The Party of the workers in Eretz Israel)

It's very interesting actually. While the Labor is the offspring of Mapai, security wise the more radical Right Wingers of the Likud(the offspring of Herut, Mapai's great foe) are the ones who share Mapai's views.
So that radical Sharon 30 years ago, in addition to the economy issue, with all his anti-arabism was fitting to Mapai's policy quite well. Well, he was a bit too active, but at least ideology wise it's true.

[Ned]

CyberGnu, We have 11% of Americans defined to be in poverty. I would suggest the next 20-30% above poverty, at a minimum, would be working class. I would say the top 5% would be the "rich." The 55-65% between these extremes are the middle class, with the upper 20% of these being the so-called upper middle class.

Do you have a stats that show the average or median household income for these ranges?

[Az]

Ned: good to hear that you believe in evolution. I started to worry.

Siro:

Of course, I'd govern things differently, so would you. There is nothing to do now but vote, and maybe just maybe run for politics ourselves.

[Panag]

Heaviest Element Discovered
>
> A major research institution has recently announced the discovery of the
> heaviest chemical element yet known to science. The new element has been
> tentatively named "Governmentium."
>
> Governmentium has 1 neutron, 12 assistant neutrons, 75 deputy neutrons,
> and 11 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312. These
> 312 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are
> surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called peons.
>
> Since governmentium has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be
> detected as it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact.
>
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> to complete when it would normally take less than a second.
>
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> instead undergoes a reorganization in which a portion of the assistant
> neutrons and deputy neutrons exchange places. In fact, Governmentium's
> mass will actually increase over time, since each reorganization will
> cause some morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes.
>
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> Morass."


hi ,

this comes from a knesset member , .......

have a nice day

[sabrewolf]

*lol*

[Panag]

hi ,

overseas personel allready voted

have a nice day

[Az]

panag.

These 312 particles are held together by forces called morons,

[sabrewolf]

!!!! yay to the doves !!!!

[Ned]

Originally posted by sabrewolf
!!!! yay to the doves !!!!

And, let's not forget the "sitting ducks."

[Shi Huangdi]

Scored Shinui as number 1 on the test thingy...

[sabrewolf]

i (for peace, negotiations, secularism, pro economy, pro wellfare, no opinion on pollution and immigrants) got following

1. hadash, 2. meretz, 3. balad, 4. ra'am, 5. shinui
... 9. likud, ....
13. shas, 14. herut, 15. national union

so what are these parties? i don't know 1, 3, 4 and 14. and no information available with the links... azazel?

[Ned]

I got 1. Shinui; 2. Labor; 3 Likud ...

[Eli]

Hadash,Balad&Raam - Arabs. I really dont know the difference though there is one.

Herut is pretty much the most radical (Jewish) party there is. They're on the verge of nazism.

[Ramo]

#1 Meretz
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#2 Hadash
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#3 Ra'am
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#4 Shinui
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#5 Avoda - Labor
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#6 Balad
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#7 Ale Yarok
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#8 Mafdal
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#9 Herut - Freedom
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#10 Judaism of the Torah.
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#11 Likud
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#12 National Union
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#13 Shas
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#14 Yisrael Ba Aliya
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#15 Am Ehad
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The opposite of Eli's picks, seems about right.

[Az]

More news from the front :

I was at a house-circle (meeting with a political VIP in a house of someone well known in the elites ) with Knesset Memeber Roman Bromfan.

There are some things that meretz leadership has finally realized, but I can't talk, hush-hush.
Very interesting meeting, though when the (self-admittedly lacking any serious history knowledge) hostess started spewing uncorrect things about the history of the conflict, I had to interfere. But then the MK came in, and the QnA/tactics session started. Later, I've returned to confront her, a close friend of my father btw, and after failing to reply to a couple of questions she resorted to ad hominems ( "you have an unpleasant tendency..." ).


Hadash: when the CPI r.i.p. merged with some arab block. supposed communists, but they're not. ( read previous pages, lack of agenda, homophobic arab members, etc. )

Balad: an arab nationalist party.

Raam: a party with strong religious roots, close affiliate to the Islamic Movement of Israel (IMI ) .

Ned: you're a perfect Israeli centrist. congrats.