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DOSC_TEGO_FREDZIO_MUSZE CI PRZYLOZYC

[Gość: mirmat]

WOLALBYM, ZEBY KTOS ZYDOWSKIEGO POCHODZENIA ODPOWIEDZIAL SOLIDNIE FREDZIOWI ALE
SIE NIE DOCZEKALEM. FREDZIO WART JESTES TYCH POLSKOJEZYCZNYCH PETAKOW KTORZY
UBLIZAJA TO BIE I TWOJEJ OJCZYZNIE. WLAZISZ W PULAPKE TYCH GNOJI PLUJAC NA MOJA
OJCZYZNE A IM O TO TYLKO CHODZI. NIE WYGRASZ TAKIEJ "DYSKUSJI" BO TYLKO
WKURWISZ POLAKOW KTORZY SYMPATYZUJA Z IZRAELEM.

JA PODZIWIALEM I PODZIWIAM WALKE IZRAELSKIEGO DAWIDA PRZECIW ISLAMSKIEMU
GOLIATOWI. ALE JAK TY ZACZALES O HISTORII POLSKI TO CI TYLKO PRZYPOMNE, ZE JAK
NASI ZOLNIERZE WALCZYLI POD MONTE CASINO TO ZYDZI U SCHINDLERA PRODUKOWALI
AMUNICJE, KTORA HITLEROWCY UZYWALI DO STRZELANIA PRZECIW POLAKOM. NA TYM
POPRZESTANE BO NIE ZALEZY MI NA TYM BY CIE GNOIC A MOGLBYM. CHYBA ZE JESTES
ZAKAMUFLOWANYM ANTYSEMITA PROBUJACYM JATRZYC MIEDZY POLAKAMI A ZYDAMI.

Fredzio napisal:"Polaczku na naszej Historie nie znasz sie, anglicy tylko
Arabstwo budowali,to byli nasze Pionire co kraj budowali Czesc mojej rodzina
waszam Polske zostawili aby nasz
kraj budowac.
My jako Klonia mnielismy kase Chorow i zwioski Zwodowe i tez Kubucy.
W czasie II WS wojowalo przeciwko Hitlera 1.5 Mil Zydow nawet uwas w WP 125 tys
Z Izraela poslalilismy 40 tys, wojowalismie W Syrii w Libanie w Polnocna Afrika
i w wloch.Nastepne wojny wygralismy,1948,1956,1967,1973,1982,2002.Naucz sie
wylczyc polaczku.a wy w 1939 tylko do niewolo chodzilscie

[Gość: WOLOHUJ]

wojo!!!! napisał(a):

> Nowy satelita komunikacyjny i OBSERWACYJNY OFEK V (Horyzont V)
> wystrzelony na orbite przez Izrael.
> Tylko 6 panstw na swiecie potrafi wprowadzic rakieta satelite na
> orbite i wsrod nich wlasnie Izrael ,co swiadczy o zaawansowanej
> technologi i mysli technicznej tego panstwa.
> A co arabstwo wymyslilo???
> Arabki z dynamitem w smierdzacych majtkach
> zabijajace niemowleta i babcie w kawiarniach , to szczyt
> technologi arabskiej ??
> Nic wiecej nie potrafia ,no moze ukrasc ,porwac samoloty i
> rozwalic WTC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> To jest jedyne co arabstwo potrafi !

OGLADNIJ SOBIE WOJO KURWO FILM PT"ZIEMIA OBIECANA" (PO PEWNIE KUTASIE CZYTAC NIE
UMIESZ) I ZOBACZYMY CZY BEDZIESZ NADAL TRZYMAL ICH STRONE.
PIERDOL SIE AHOJ SAFAJDANY ZDRAJCO POLSKI.

[Gość: U]

I nie tylko satelita.PLOT,PARKAN-to jest dopiero cos.

Ile razy czytam o tym plocie,zaczynam rechotac, a
poniewaz to nie jest smieszne,jak kazdy objaw choroby
psychicznej-wpadam w zadume i zadaje retoryczne
pytanie-jak to jest,ze wybrany narod,z pretensjami do
wielkosci jest tak jednoczesnie maluski........

Wysokie ploty siaron grodzil........
Zieby do harec nikt nie wchodzil
Ale Araby madre byli
I dziure w plocie wywiercili.......

Ciekawy artykol o niektorych firmach izraelskich

[wojo!!!!]

Three Israeli firms made Red Herring Magazine's list of the 50 private and 50
public companies "most likely to change the world," with two of the companies,
Check Point Software Technologies and Mellanox Technologies, showing continuing
strength by being listed two years in a row.

The prestigious survey by the influential San Francisco-based technology
journal also included such powerful U.S. giants as publicly held Dell Computer
and Oracle, as well as such privately held stalwarts as Google, the widely used
search engine, and disc-drive maker Seagate Technology.

Check Point and Mellanox, along with a third Israeli company, Schema, Ltd.,
were among about 20 non-U.S. firms listed in the survey, which aims to
highlight tech companies "that are bent on overcoming theoretical scientific
limits and are capable of building sound business models from their
developments."

Each company on the list received the endorsement of venture capitalists and
investment banks for "its potential to disrupt an existing market or create a
new one altogether" and for the skill with which it carries out its business
plan and for the skill of its management.

While Check Point, Mellanox and Schema are at different stages in their
developments, and in different markets, they each have created paradigm-
shattering innovations in their fields and all three companies have already had
a significant impact on the U.S. market.

Check Point is the No. 1 provider of corporate firewalls and virtual private
networks to protect computer systems from hackers, a sector that analysts
expect will reach $4 billion in sales this year, according to Red Herring.
Since its founding in 1993, the company has installed its products at more than
250,000 sites, including 90 percent of the Fortune 500. Chief executive Gil
Shwed claims the company's flagship product, Firewall-1, has never been
breached.

Schema, with research and development facilities on Kibbutz Glil Yam in
Herzliya, is in the business of helping cellular operators use available radio
spectrum more efficiently, a significant plus in the crowded U.S. market for
bandwidth.

For the average American, Schema's innovations in expanding bandwidth for
cellular telephones have several major benefits. These include fewer dropped
calls, improved voice quality, and - because Schema can significantly reduce
the need to build transmitters - lower prices for cellular calls.

With more than a 570 percent increase in revenues in the last five years,
Schema has recently signed major contracts with leading U.S. carriers,
including US Cellular, Cingular and Verizon.

Mellanox, based in Yokneam, Israel, and Santa Clara, California, makes chips
for high-end servers that dramatically increase the speed by which data moves
within the servers and between networking and storage devices.

Check Point is perhaps the most prominent Israeli company traded on Wall
Street, and arguably the one with the highest public profile. In 2001, the
company posted $322 million in profits, a 46 percent rise compared with the
previous year, on sales of $528 million.

If Check Point has already changed the corporate world by soothing managers
worried about hackers and ill-intentioned insiders, its selection by Red
Herring may reflect confidence that the company can protect communications
closer to home.

Many of the more than 28 million telecommuters in the United States log on to
their company networks from their home computers. High-speed residential
Internet services are especially vulnerable to hackers because the data lines
are fast, and always on, thus increasing exposure to credit card data and
identity information. In addition, high-speed Internet can provide "back door"
access into corporate networks.

In response to these growing fears, Check Point made a bold entry late last
year into the home office and small-business market with a mini-firewall that
plugs into a PC.

In addition, an expanded partnership with Nokia is expected to give Check Point
a way to enter the cellular data market that includes the 73 million people
worldwide who use wireless data phones. This burgeoning group is expected to
grow by 700 percent to a half billion by 2006.

Mellanox has more than 200 employees in multiple sites worldwide. The company's
business operations, sales, marketing and customer support are headquartered in
Santa Clara, with the design, engineering, software, system validation, and
quality and reliability operations in Israel.

Upside Magazine also recognized the company this month as one of its Upside
100. Earlier this year Mellanox was included in Network Computing's Companies
to Watch and Computerworld's Top 100 Emerging Companies.

The company has raised more than $89 million and has strong corporate and
venture backing from Bessemer Venture Partners, Dell Computer, Intel Capital,
Raza Venture Management, Sequoia Capital, Sun Microsystems, US Venture
Partners, Vitesse and others.

Schema's accomplishments have not only won the recognition of Red Herring. The
company was also cited by by the U.S. accounting and consulting firm Deloitte
and Touche as one of the fastest growing technology firms.

Three Israeli firms made Red Herring Magazine's list of the 50 private and 50
public companies "most likely to change the world," with two of the companies,
Check Point Software Technologies and Mellanox Technologies, showing continuing
strength by being listed two years in a row.

The prestigious survey by the influential San Francisco-based technology
journal also included such powerful U.S. giants as publicly held Dell Computer
and Oracle, as well as such privately held stalwarts as Google, the widely used
search engine, and disc-drive maker Seagate Technology.

Check Point and Mellanox, along with a third Israeli company, Schema, Ltd.,
were among about 20 non-U.S. firms listed in the survey, which aims to
highlight tech companies "that are bent on overcoming theoretical scientific
limits and are capable of building sound business models from their
developments."

Each company on the list received the endorsement of venture capitalists and
investment banks for "its potential to disrupt an existing market or create a
new one altogether" and for the skill with which it carries out its business
plan and for the skill of its management.

While Check Point, Mellanox and Schema are at different stages in their
developments, and in different markets, they each have created paradigm-
shattering innovations in their fields and all three companies have already had
a significant impact on the U.S. market.

Check Point is the No. 1 provider of corporate firewalls and virtual private
networks to protect computer systems from hackers, a sector that analysts
expect will reach $4 billion in sales this year, according to Red Herring.
Since its founding in 1993, the company has installed its products at more than
250,000 sites, including 90 percent of the Fortune 500. Chief executive Gil
Shwed claims the company's flagship product, Firewall-1, has never been
breached.

Schema, with research and development facilities on Kibbutz Glil Yam in
Herzliya, is in the business of helping cellular operators use available radio
spectrum more efficiently, a significant plus in the crowded U.S. market for
bandwidth.

For the average American, Schema's innovations in expanding bandwidth for
cellular telephones have several major benefits. These include fewer dropped
calls, improved voice quality, and - because Schema can significantly reduce
the need to build transmitters - lower prices for cellular calls.

With more than a 570 percent increase in revenues in the last five years,
Schema has recently signed major contracts with leading U.S. carriers,
inclu

[Gość: Mama]

wojo!!!! napisał(a):

> Nowy satelita komunikacyjny i OBSERWACYJNY OFEK V (Horyzont V)
> wystrzelony na orbite przez Izrael.
> Tylko 6 panstw na swiecie potrafi wprowadzic rakieta satelite na
> orbite i wsrod nich wlasnie Izrael ,co swiadczy o zaawansowanej
> technologi i mysli technicznej tego panstwa.
> A co arabstwo wymyslilo???
> Arabki z dynamitem w smierdzacych majtkach
> zabijajace niemowleta i babcie w kawiarniach , to szczyt
> technologi arabskiej ??
> Nic wiecej nie potrafia ,no moze ukrasc ,porwac samoloty i
> rozwalic WTC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> To jest jedyne co arabstwo potrafi !

Przyda sie gdy przyszpila Sadamka.

[puls]

Go Izrael go

[puls]

puls napisał:

> Go Izrael go
Sadam juz cienko kwiczy ,chowa sie jak szczur arabski za plecami kobiet i
dzieci.

[hans2]

Arabki moga wyslkac najwyzej gowno wielbladzie na orbite ,a i to im
sie nie uda jak nie kupia rakiet .
Sami gowno umieja.

Macham

[Gość: Sala]

I to he he nie jeden !!!!!
BRAVO IZRAEL !