Antisemitism, it is obviously on the rise, especially in countries that have a lot of Muslim immigrants - literally. Ahasverus may not be wandering any more, but that seems to be of no importance. This is weird, but even weirder is that this hate is often expressed by people who don’t have any kind of contact with Jews in their lives. Not a single Jew has ever had a chance to personally offend them. Some kind of projection, I guess. I think it goes in families, at least when we are talking about European antisemitism. Which is happily joining forces with Muslim antisemitism because it hates Jews even more than Muslims.
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Some of us, like me, see a biblical basis for this perpetual hatred of Jews in terms of an explanation of “Why?”[/quote]
Beats me. It’s as good an explanation as any as far as I am concerned. I don’t understand the hatred. Who’s cheerios were pissed in long ago to cause people to hate them unto death?
Indeed. I didn’t realise that was Galloway. I should’ve recognised the voice. Above is Galloway donating money to his “dear friend” Ismail Haniyeh.
“I, now, here, on behalf of myself, my sister Yvonne Ridley, and the two Respect councillors - Muhammad Ishtiaq and Naim Khan - are giving three cars and 25,000 pounds in cash to Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh. Here is the money. This is not charity. This is politics.”
Not charity - politics. A strong supporter of the Hamas. This is modern. Britain where you can give money to Hamas but if you’re a conservative talk show host(Michael Savage) you go on a terrorist watch list and are banned from entering the country.[/quote]
I don’t think anybody is opposed to palestinian statehood. We’re opposed to palestinian violence, the call for the destruction of Israel, and the refusal to accept proposals of statehood and guaranteed instant recognition in the international community.
Peace has always been simple for the palestinians. Renounce violence, recognize Israel…instant peace, instant statehood.
[quote]BPCorso wrote:
The Muslim world/perception of reality is not my world. It is not my reality.
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Actually, there are more than a few stupid bigots in the Muslim world, so you might be surprised.[/quote]
Just pointing out that the quote from smh_23 is not my post but from the person I was also quoting and responding to. And I agree with smh_23’s sentiment.
[quote]BPCorso wrote:
The Muslim world/perception of reality is not my world. It is not my reality.
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Actually, there are more than a few stupid bigots in the Muslim world, so you might be surprised.[/quote]
Just pointing out that the quote from smh_23 is not my post but from the person I was also quoting and responding to. And I agree with smh_23’s sentiment.[/quote]
Ah sorry man. Fixing it now.
Edit: Pretty shitty thing to do haha, but I promise it was a mistake.
I don’t think anybody is opposed to palestinian statehood. We’re opposed to palestinian violence, the call for the destruction of Israel, and the refusal to accept proposals of statehood and guaranteed instant recognition in the international community.
Peace has always been simple for the palestinians. Renounce violence, recognize Israel…instant peace, instant statehood. [/quote]
A Palestinian state is pretty difficult to imagine. A corridor through the middle of Israel linking WB and Gaza? A Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem with the Palestinians having control of the Temple Mount? Look at what happened with Gaza. Can you imagine what it would be like if Israel withdrew security forces from WB? The Palestinians would only see the creation of a Palestinian state as a stepping stone to the destruction of Israel.
The United Nations has been shown over and over again to be a corrupt and defunct man made organization and people are still surprised!?! JAA JAA JAA JAA, wait the U.N. supports abortion on demand. I can tell you that America will need to leave the whole system before our country turns to better times. Of course that is just my gimpy opinion ; )
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
“Exclusive: Israeli spies in Gaza placed rockets in UNRWA schools”
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
[quote]shorty_blitz wrote:
“Exclusive: Israeli spies in Gaza placed rockets in UNRWA schools”
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
I can’t decide which is more hilarious: that story, or the fact you read (and cite!) something called the “Palistine Telegraph.”
In any case, LMAO![/quote]
I am giving him the benefit of the doubt and saying he cited that as a joke, considering the entire right side of the page are stories about how Israel is specifically targeting small children.
[quote]kneedragger79 wrote:
The United Nations has been shown over and over again to be a corrupt and defunct man made organization and people are still surprised!?! JAA JAA JAA JAA, wait the U.N. supports abortion on demand. I can tell you that America will need to leave the whole system before our country turns to better times. Of course that is just my gimpy opinion ; )
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
I said many times in the 80’s that the UN should shut it’s doors in the United States and move it’s Headquarters to Moscow. Seems more suited to be there imo.
I saw a link to the article posted somewhere and noticed it was about the same thing so I posted it here.
Don’t have any opinions on either really.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
[quote]shorty_blitz wrote:
“Exclusive: Israeli spies in Gaza placed rockets in UNRWA schools”
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
I don’t think anybody is opposed to palestinian statehood. We’re opposed to palestinian violence, the call for the destruction of Israel, and the refusal to accept proposals of statehood and guaranteed instant recognition in the international community.
Peace has always been simple for the palestinians. Renounce violence, recognize Israel…instant peace, instant statehood. [/quote]
A Palestinian state is pretty difficult to imagine. A corridor through the middle of Israel linking WB and Gaza? A Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem with the Palestinians having control of the Temple Mount? Look at what happened with Gaza. Can you imagine what it would be like if Israel withdrew security forces from WB? The Palestinians would only see the creation of a Palestinian state as a stepping stone to the destruction of Israel.[/quote]
Michigan can do it so can they. So the geology is weird, there would be 2 separate ‘islands’. I don’t think it would be more of a problem than it is now if they were states.
[quote]kneedragger79 wrote:
The United Nations has been shown over and over again to be a corrupt and defunct man made organization and people are still surprised!?! JAA JAA JAA JAA, wait the U.N. supports abortion on demand. I can tell you that America will need to leave the whole system before our country turns to better times. Of course that is just my gimpy opinion ; )
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
I said many times in the 80’s that the UN should shut it’s doors in the United States and move it’s Headquarters to Moscow. Seems more suited to be there imo.[/quote]
No, the U.S. should kick the UN the fuck out of NY. One day, dynamite the place and arrest all the international criminals who come to visit it.
I don’t think anybody is opposed to palestinian statehood. We’re opposed to palestinian violence, the call for the destruction of Israel, and the refusal to accept proposals of statehood and guaranteed instant recognition in the international community.
Peace has always been simple for the palestinians. Renounce violence, recognize Israel…instant peace, instant statehood. [/quote]
A Palestinian state is pretty difficult to imagine. A corridor through the middle of Israel linking WB and Gaza? A Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem with the Palestinians having control of the Temple Mount? Look at what happened with Gaza. Can you imagine what it would be like if Israel withdrew security forces from WB? The Palestinians would only see the creation of a Palestinian state as a stepping stone to the destruction of Israel.[/quote]
Michigan can do it so can they. So the geology is weird, there would be 2 separate ‘islands’. I don’t think it would be more of a problem than it is now if they were states.[/quote]
Why do you think there are rockets being fired out of Gaza but not out of WB? Could it be because Israeli security forces are in WB? Maybe? Just a little?
[quote]shorty_blitz wrote:
I saw a link to the article posted somewhere and noticed it was about the same thing so I posted it here.
Don’t have any opinions on either really.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
[quote]shorty_blitz wrote:
“Exclusive: Israeli spies in Gaza placed rockets in UNRWA schools”
[quote]Chushin wrote: The U.N. secretary-general on Wednesday said he was “alarmed” to hear that rockets were placed in a U.N.-run school in Gaza and now “have gone missing,” and he demanded a full review of such incidents.
I can’t decide which is more hilarious: that story, or the fact you read (and cite!) something called the “Palistine Telegraph.”
In any case, LMAO![/quote]
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“In February 2010, the [Palestine Telegraph] generated controversy when it published an article which claimed that an Israel Defense Forces emergency aid hospital in Haiti (after the 2010 Haiti earthquake) was secretly harvesting organs and selling them on the black market.”
Do you have any opinions on that? Why are you posting stories from a Hamas newspaper and then saying “I don’t have any opinion on it?” Why are you posting them then?
I don’t think anybody is opposed to palestinian statehood. We’re opposed to palestinian violence, the call for the destruction of Israel, and the refusal to accept proposals of statehood and guaranteed instant recognition in the international community.
Peace has always been simple for the palestinians. Renounce violence, recognize Israel…instant peace, instant statehood. [/quote]
A Palestinian state is pretty difficult to imagine. A corridor through the middle of Israel linking WB and Gaza? A Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem with the Palestinians having control of the Temple Mount? Look at what happened with Gaza. Can you imagine what it would be like if Israel withdrew security forces from WB? The Palestinians would only see the creation of a Palestinian state as a stepping stone to the destruction of Israel.[/quote]
Michigan can do it so can they. So the geology is weird, there would be 2 separate ‘islands’. I don’t think it would be more of a problem than it is now if they were states.[/quote]
Why do you think there are rockets being fired out of Gaza but not out of WB? Could it be because Israeli security forces are in WB? Maybe? Just a little?[/quote]
Well yeah. Which is a foresight into how gaza should be dealt with. If they cannot stop being violent on their own, then they need their hands tied. Popular? Nah. If I were Israel, I’d do it. Why should they live in fear?
Which is why I like my proposition. Annex the shit and be done. Deal with the terrorists, give a free ride out to those who don’t like it, and just make it all Israel. They won the territory fair and square IMO.
