Comments for Jillian C. York http://jilliancyork.com Jillian C. York is a freelance writer and blogger. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:11:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on What is it about today’s 20-somethings? by Growing up « Copperkitten's World http://jilliancyork.com/2010/08/27/what-is-it-about-todays-20-somethings/#comment-4457 Growing up « Copperkitten's World Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:11:27 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1441#comment-4457 [...] What is it about today’s 20-somethings? (jilliancyork.com) [...] [...] What is it about today’s 20-somethings? (jilliancyork.com) [...]

]]> Comment on Israeli Court Calls Lying for Sex Rape by Sami, the bedouin http://jilliancyork.com/2010/07/22/israeli-court-calls-lying-for-sex-rape/#comment-4448 Sami, the bedouin Mon, 06 Sep 2010 02:42:35 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1320#comment-4448 A Palestinian viewpoint: Such cases happen from time to time… and through the story you can see that there is something missing, as if it is well fabricated to reach into a logical conclusion (the “savage” arab raper is in prison for raping a “poor” jewish woman) not only that, but this arab is also a “thief” as he stole her MP4. I dont believe the whole story for the following reasons: 1. A friend of mine, who is living in Ramallah is married to a “israeli” jewish girl (she’s originally German). I used to visit them repeatedly in their home and I heard their story personally from a “first person mouth”: They got into hell to get married. They knew each others at work as they worked together. they loved each others and decided to get married. When their story was discovered, the guy was taken to jail and tortured to leave her. She was summoned to the police repeatedly and interrogated. The interrogators tried to force her to tell them that the “savage” Palestinian raped her. “just tell us that he raped you or forced you and then leave everything to us” the interrogator told her. She refused, simply because she loved him and wanted to marry him… if she surrendered to the Shabak’s pressure, the would have tortured him forever and everybody will be convinced (with the help of the fabricated story and the scandalous media) that this “savage” arab have been misleading this poor girl and raped her forcefully and repeatedly … they would add spices that he took her to Ramallah forcefully (after lying to her that they are going to a hostel in a settlement, for example) and they made gangbang with his friend ….bla bla. but (as I heard the story from both) after two years of torture, and strong pressure from the Shabak, what saved her finally is her supporting family…. they tried to use her family to put more pressure but her family was supportive specially after seeing how strong her love to him…. Finally they got married, and live in Ramallah now. 2. The interracial marriage in this “Holy” but damn land is a big risk for both sides… and usually the jewish girl got married to a Palestinians specially if she is convinced of her right to chose, and mostly the girls are pro-Palestinians… to take Neta Golan (whom I never met, but respect) as an example… and precisely for this “pro-palestinianzm” the Shabak puts all that pressure !! 3. I know that the rape punishment in “israel” is some 7-15 years !! How come this “savage” Arab raper got out with only 18 months? that other than the “theft” that all the Arabs are “thieves” in the zionist media and Literature… if you dont believe me, just read one story for the most popular “israeli” writers to see how the Arabs are portrayed !! 4. Why the case ended with a deal? What is the role of the Shabak (or to be precise the Yassam, and you know what Yassam means.. it is not a police) in this case …. How much pressure was put on the woman to play the game? How much pressure was put on the guy to agree? Probably they told him: “You have no choice, either you play the game or the matter will be serious and you will eat it… just cooperate with us and you will get only 18 months instead of 7 or ten years” !! The Yassam was there from the beginning and it was their case !! 5. Again, the zionists want to prove to their girls and to the world, as the Israeli and world media enthusiastically covered a peculiar verdict , that the Arabs are not only savage rapers, but also thieves as they would beat the poor girl who was bleeding and steal her things !! I simply dont buy the whole case !! A Palestinian viewpoint:

Such cases happen from time to time… and through the story you can see that there is something missing, as if it is well fabricated to reach into a logical conclusion (the “savage” arab raper is in prison for raping a “poor” jewish woman) not only that, but this arab is also a “thief” as he stole her MP4. I dont believe the whole story for the following reasons:

1. A friend of mine, who is living in Ramallah is married to a “israeli” jewish girl (she’s originally German). I used to visit them repeatedly in their home and I heard their story personally from a “first person mouth”: They got into hell to get married. They knew each others at work as they worked together. they loved each others and decided to get married. When their story was discovered, the guy was taken to jail and tortured to leave her. She was summoned to the police repeatedly and interrogated. The interrogators tried to force her to tell them that the “savage” Palestinian raped her. “just tell us that he raped you or forced you and then leave everything to us” the interrogator told her. She refused, simply because she loved him and wanted to marry him… if she surrendered to the Shabak’s pressure, the would have tortured him forever and everybody will be convinced (with the help of the fabricated story and the scandalous media) that this “savage” arab have been misleading this poor girl and raped her forcefully and repeatedly … they would add spices that he took her to Ramallah forcefully (after lying to her that they are going to a hostel in a settlement, for example) and they made gangbang with his friend ….bla bla.

but (as I heard the story from both) after two years of torture, and strong pressure from the Shabak, what saved her finally is her supporting family…. they tried to use her family to put more pressure but her family was supportive specially after seeing how strong her love to him…. Finally they got married, and live in Ramallah now.

2. The interracial marriage in this “Holy” but damn land is a big risk for both sides… and usually the jewish girl got married to a Palestinians specially if she is convinced of her right to chose, and mostly the girls are pro-Palestinians… to take Neta Golan (whom I never met, but respect) as an example… and precisely for this “pro-palestinianzm” the Shabak puts all that pressure !!

3. I know that the rape punishment in “israel” is some 7-15 years !! How come this “savage” Arab raper got out with only 18 months? that other than the “theft” that all the Arabs are “thieves” in the zionist media and Literature… if you dont believe me, just read one story for the most popular “israeli” writers to see how the Arabs are portrayed !!

4. Why the case ended with a deal? What is the role of the Shabak (or to be precise the Yassam, and you know what Yassam means.. it is not a police) in this case …. How much pressure was put on the woman to play the game? How much pressure was put on the guy to agree? Probably they told him: “You have no choice, either you play the game or the matter will be serious and you will eat it… just cooperate with us and you will get only 18 months instead of 7 or ten years” !! The Yassam was there from the beginning and it was their case !!

5. Again, the zionists want to prove to their girls and to the world, as the

Israeli and world media enthusiastically covered a peculiar verdict

, that the Arabs are not only savage rapers, but also thieves as they would beat the poor girl who was bleeding and steal her things !!

I simply dont buy the whole case !!

]]> Comment on Free Ali Abdulemam by Ruslan Trad http://jilliancyork.com/2010/09/05/free-ali-abdulemam/#comment-4447 Ruslan Trad Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:10:39 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1447#comment-4447 Now we can waiting only...Bahraini government make big mistake with arest. Not only this time. Ali is my friend and i will make everything to make him free. Now we can waiting only…Bahraini government make big mistake with arest. Not only this time. Ali is my friend and i will make everything to make him free.

]]> Comment on Free Ali Abdulemam by Jillian http://jilliancyork.com/2010/09/05/free-ali-abdulemam/#comment-4446 Jillian Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:55:14 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1447#comment-4446 Good point, Curt, thanks: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=136711109706635#!/group.php?gid=136711109706635 Good point, Curt, thanks: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=136711109706635#!/group.php?gid=136711109706635

]]> Comment on Free Ali Abdulemam by Free Ali Abdulemam! « Intidar http://jilliancyork.com/2010/09/05/free-ali-abdulemam/#comment-4445 Free Ali Abdulemam! « Intidar Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:54:19 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1447#comment-4445 [...] това разпространено от активистите Сами Бен Гарбия и Джилиян Йорк)от Служба Национална Сигурност в Бахрейн. Известният [...] [...] това разпространено от активистите Сами Бен Гарбия и Джилиян Йорк)от Служба Национална Сигурност в Бахрейн. Известният [...]

]]> Comment on Free Ali Abdulemam by Curt http://jilliancyork.com/2010/09/05/free-ali-abdulemam/#comment-4442 Curt Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:54:26 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1447#comment-4442 A Facebook page might be useful. A Facebook page might be useful.

]]> Comment on Aleppo by Loutfi Khamis http://jilliancyork.com/2009/03/25/aleppo/#comment-4436 Loutfi Khamis Mon, 30 Aug 2010 11:45:33 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=437#comment-4436 Thanks for your comment , hope to meet you in Aleppo again , Now it is the last third of Ramadan , you can follow me on Facebook : " Aleppo on the silk road " and you can share me your experience Actually we suffer when we leave Aleppo to find the food like ours , the last dish you show is Meat balls in Cherry , Aleppo is very famous for this dish in Syria and Lebanon , even in turkey , as we consider these three countries have the same cuisine ............... Thanks for your comment , hope to meet you in Aleppo again ,
Now it is the last third of Ramadan ,
you can follow me on Facebook :
” Aleppo on the silk road ”
and you can share me your experience
Actually we suffer when we leave Aleppo to find the food like ours , the last dish you show is Meat balls in Cherry , Aleppo is very famous for this dish in Syria and Lebanon , even in turkey , as we consider these three countries have the same cuisine ……………

]]> Comment on What is it about today’s 20-somethings? by Broke & Happy? « Indigo Moods http://jilliancyork.com/2010/08/27/what-is-it-about-todays-20-somethings/#comment-4410 Broke & Happy? « Indigo Moods Fri, 27 Aug 2010 23:39:25 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1441#comment-4410 [...] What is it about today’s 20-somethings? (jilliancyork.com) [...] [...] What is it about today’s 20-somethings? (jilliancyork.com) [...]

]]> Comment on What is it about today’s 20-somethings? by Gabriela http://jilliancyork.com/2010/08/27/what-is-it-about-todays-20-somethings/#comment-4408 Gabriela Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:57:23 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=1441#comment-4408 Very insightful post. I liked it. Here in Peru, you are notexpected to move from home once you've finished school. The average person leaves home after getting married. And even so, we don't break the bond with "home". You can see families getting together every Saturday or Sunday. So yes, I believe you can be economically independent, although you live with your parents. Very insightful post. I liked it.
Here in Peru, you are notexpected to move from home once you’ve finished school. The average person leaves home after getting married. And even so, we don’t break the bond with “home”. You can see families getting together every Saturday or Sunday.
So yes, I believe you can be economically independent, although you live with your parents.

]]> Comment on Morality and What We Wear by L. Cohen http://jilliancyork.com/2009/08/19/morality-and-what-we-wear/#comment-4406 L. Cohen Fri, 27 Aug 2010 17:16:37 +0000 http://jilliancyork.com/?p=571#comment-4406 hi.... I have just come across this blog. I normally do not read this stuff, nor do I respond. But this blog seems to have intelligent people on it, with valid arguments. So just to clear a few things up let me first say that in no way was I ever a public figure, and the blog was removed after we threatened the blogger with malice, her lawyer agreed that it was in fact malice and demanded she remove the blog. Secondly, the only way I could get the identity of the blogger was to sue, there are NO other options. Once I learned who was responsible for it, I realized that suing her for any money would simply be a waste of time, since she does not have much to begin with. I did have a cilvil conversation with her after the NY Post exposed who she was, and she did apologize and we have a legal agreement and settlement (that does not include any financial gain), a written apology and a retraction of everything she wrote about me. If I was in all this for the press, wouldn't I have made the press write about these? They do still ask me for any new things that are going on, I simply walk away and never say a word. Everyone in life has a picture that if cropped the right way and manipulated can be viewed in a negative light. If the actual pictures and stories were written and posted, you all would see how silly this really is. I did not sue for the silly names she called me, I sued for other things that were written in that blog, that have never been leaked to the press as to not defame me further. And it would have been very easy to prove that the things she wrote about me were all lies and defamation, and she knew it, hence why she wanted to find the quickest way out. She was the one hit with her lawyers legal fee's and Googles legal fee's upwards of 100 thousand dollars, so was her free blog really worth it? I know she doesn't think so now. People can judge and assume all they want, but know that the truth is never what is in the press, the media manipulates everything to the best of their ability and always has. So now I have to have an online label, and these words are words I will have to get accustomed with, but if my fight saves even one persons life, if my law suit set a precedent and will make one person think twice before defaming another, then it is all worth it. Maybe all of you should think about what it is like to be on the receiving end of this drama. I did nothing wrong, I live my life honestly and with integrity and self respect. I wonder if she can say the same thing? Her actions will always have a negative effect on my life, but anyone that matters in my life, and for me it doesn't matter anyone. I know I am a good person, and nothing like how she depicted me. Jealousy and envy are terrible things, and nobody should lets these feelings rule their lives. hi…. I have just come across this blog. I normally do not read this stuff, nor do I respond. But this blog seems to have intelligent people on it, with valid arguments. So just to clear a few things up let me first say that in no way was I ever a public figure, and the blog was removed after we threatened the blogger with malice, her lawyer agreed that it was in fact malice and demanded she remove the blog. Secondly, the only way I could get the identity of the blogger was to sue, there are NO other options. Once I learned who was responsible for it, I realized that suing her for any money would simply be a waste of time, since she does not have much to begin with. I did have a cilvil conversation with her after the NY Post exposed who she was, and she did apologize and we have a legal agreement and settlement (that does not include any financial gain), a written apology and a retraction of everything she wrote about me. If I was in all this for the press, wouldn’t I have made the press write about these? They do still ask me for any new things that are going on, I simply walk away and never say a word.
Everyone in life has a picture that if cropped the right way and manipulated can be viewed in a negative light. If the actual pictures and stories were written and posted, you all would see how silly this really is.
I did not sue for the silly names she called me, I sued for other things that were written in that blog, that have never been leaked to the press as to not defame me further. And it would have been very easy to prove that the things she wrote about me were all lies and defamation, and she knew it, hence why she wanted to find the quickest way out. She was the one hit with her lawyers legal fee’s and Googles legal fee’s upwards of 100 thousand dollars, so was her free blog really worth it? I know she doesn’t think so now. People can judge and assume all they want, but know that the truth is never what is in the press, the media manipulates everything to the best of their ability and always has.
So now I have to have an online label, and these words are words I will have to get accustomed with, but if my fight saves even one persons life, if my law suit set a precedent and will make one person think twice before defaming another, then it is all worth it.
Maybe all of you should think about what it is like to be on the receiving end of this drama.
I did nothing wrong, I live my life honestly and with integrity and self respect. I wonder if she can say the same thing? Her actions will always have a negative effect on my life, but anyone that matters in my life, and for me it doesn’t matter anyone. I know I am a good person, and nothing like how she depicted me.
Jealousy and envy are terrible things, and nobody should lets these feelings rule their lives.

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