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Posted by parhad (Guest) - Tuesday, March 30 2004, 5:57:11 (EST)
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it`s hard when someone ALMOST make sense to figure out just where he slipped up...in this warning...my they warn people a lot, Hanna seems to almost make sense...like most of their writings..."seems" is the keyword

Written by Moderator on 30 Mar 2004 08:34:04:

Everyone is welcome here, but please don't abuse this privillage in posting attacks on AINA.

...I don`t think that statement is quite true. Okay...I`m assuming he means you shouldn`t attack aina on beth.

AINA is still an Assyrian forum, and although you may differ with them in ideas, yet they have their forum laws that any poster there should abide by, and when I post there I abide by their forum laws.

...this is the part I don`t get and I wonder if Hanna knows what he talks about most of the time...if you post at aina you do indeed have to obey their laws and rules...and when Hanna posts there he abides by their rules...but, do their rules also govern beth?

You are allowed to criticize a certain unfair incident that took place in AINA in a professional way, the same way you are allowed to criticize Beth-Suryoyo on our forum, but in no way is anyone allowed to insult or bash another Assyrian forum.

...well if that is beth`s rule, why not just say it? What`s with aina`s laws on aina? That`s a given. Don`t get it. The key of course is what constitutes bashing and insulting. These are village boys, ever sensitive to having their clothes and quanit ways made fun of by city-slickers or anyone who can read and has done so. The "hurt" easy...which is why they were in those villages all those years plotting to GET their nayshuns back...which is why they had their churhces bulldozed..because they were teaching this crud in them and not just eating meat and drinking blood...which is harmless I guess....and when they came to America or Europe, the first generation created a village around them and for all intents and purposes they`re still up in those hills...in their hands a delete button is a gift from the gods for they never had that kind of power before..the power to just disappear things they didn`t underastand or know how to deal with.

But...as happens with all transplanted villagers..their children are gonna want to get out in the world and Pops is going to seem a trifle crusty in the New World...so there`s hope.

Moderator,

Hanna Hajjar

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