Apparently the chosen people can.You cannot build a safe haven on someone else's death.
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Apparently the chosen people can.You cannot build a safe haven on someone else's death.
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You know shit about history or the nature of the Middle East or the world for that matter. While the Palestinians have made their plight front and centre , I’m just wondering Where is your outrage for at least half a dozen other people’s who are fighting for their statehood. Examples , the Kashmir’s in India / Pakistan, The Uhgers in China, the Kurds in Syria/ Iraq, there are others.Apparently the chosen people can.
Wow…..never heard that incredibly lame Zio tactic before! You obviously feel strong about those issues….can you point us to the threads you started on those topics?You know shit about history or the nature of the Middle East or the world for that matter. While the Palestinians have made their plight front and centre , I’m just wondering Where is your outrage for at least half a dozen other people’s who are fighting for their statehood. Examples , the Kashmir’s in India / Pakistan, The Uhgers in China, the Kurds in Syria/ Iraq, there are others.
Its not much of a safe haven.Apparently the chosen people can.
AND....he hasn't shown any outrage for what's happening to the Palestinians....he's way behind.Wow…..never heard that incredibly lame Zio tactic before! You obviously feel strong about those issues….can you point us to the threads you started on those topics?
Maybe MatureMan can start a thread on the plight of Christians in Israel too.
That's the thing that keeps surprising me on this board.AND....he hasn't shown any outrage for what's happening to the Palestinians....he's way behind.
Not only does he not show outrage, he disparages them.
And goyim to you.That's Infidels to you Sir.
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I don't know how you can argue Islam is evil when you defend a group of people calling themselves the 'chosen people' doin this kind of crap.For everyone that loves a Twitter reposts, here’s one that quietly reminds us of the absurdity of ignoring the obvious. LOL.
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Lewis Miles (@Maga4liberty) on X
Islam has a problem with Christians, Gays, Jews, Women, Hindus, Atheists, Buddhists & non-Muslims… but if I have a problem with Muslims, then I’m an Islamophobe? It makes no sense. Deport them all? 😡🕌 #Islam https://t.co/NTn0Q5CWajx.com
Frank, do I need to remind you incessantly of the perks of being chosen?I don't know how you can argue Islam is evil when you defend a group of people calling themselves the 'chosen people' doin this kind of crap.
Show me 1 of my posts that prove I hate Muslims. You can't. Saying that Muslim values aren't aligned with western values is not a hateful statement.I think you've been brainwashed to hate Muslims.
That's quite apparent in your posts.
You don't come off as much different than this.
A fallacy? My God you cannot be that ignorant. Guess what. Jews have been existing en masse in western countries long before Muslims have. They assimilated into the culture because they helped build said culture. Muslims didn't and many have a difficult time assimilating because they aren't aligned with our culture and values. That is a straight up fact.Judeo-Christian values, what a fallacy and a joke! Epitome of ignorance and willful blindness.
No such thing exists, no compatibility between Judaism and Christianity post old testament. Double check those values and return here with sense. No more excuses for such level of ignorance...if you can type here, you can do some research on the internet![]()
Frank, I don't see where Bethlehem being 80% Christian under Israeli control, and now less than 10% Christian since being under the Palestinian Authority control, supports any of your positions.
‘Did Palestinian Christians tell you that? Or is this just your brainwashed need to churn everything through that sad sack Zio Hasbara filter.Frank, I don't see where Bethlehem being 80% Christian under Israeli control, and now less than 10% Christian since being under the Palestinian Authority control, supports any of your positions.
To me that suggests that under Israeli control the Christians felt welcome, but unwelcome under Islamic control.
I got to visit Bethlehem on my first trip to Israel in 1970, and a second time in 1980. The Church of the Nativity was the highlight, especially as in 1970 it was at Christmas time.
On both trips we got to also visit Nablus and Hebron.
"Justice" is defined and meted out by the most powerful and exploitative.‘Did Palestinian Christians tell you that? Or is just your brainwashed need to churn everything through that sad sack Zio Hasbara filter.
It took me less than 30 seconds to find Palestinian Christian voices
“In 2006, a Zogby poll that interviewed more than 1,000 Palestinian Christians from Bethlehem found that 79% of the respondents cited the Israeli occupation as source of difficulties leading the emigration of their community.[113] In the same year, the Palestinian Centre for Research and Cultural Dialogue conducted a poll among the city's Christians according to which 90% said they had had Muslim friends, 73.3% agreed that the PNA treated Christian heritage in the city with respect and 78% attributed the exodus of Christians to the Israeli blockade.[114]”
The occupation is a crime against humanity and must end. Those responsible need to brought before justice.
From the river to the sea, Palestine must be free.
more like the whole "civilized" world todayCanada today
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First, thanks for noting that my hatred is towards the state of Israel and not the Jewish people.Show me 1 of my posts that prove I hate Muslims. You can't. Saying that Muslim values aren't aligned with western values is not a hateful statement.
Now you on the other hand have displayed full on hatred of Israel and the Jewish state.
Did you see the video that squeezer posted? It showed Bethlehem as totally walled in with all access controlled through checkpoints.Frank, I don't see where Bethlehem being 80% Christian under Israeli control, and now less than 10% Christian since being under the Palestinian Authority control, supports any of your positions.
To me that suggests that under Israeli control the Christians felt welcome, but unwelcome under Islamic control.
I got to visit Bethlehem on my first trip to Israel in 1970, and a second time in 1980. The Church of the Nativity was the highlight, especially as in 1970 it was at Christmas time.
On both trips we got to also visit Nablus and Hebron.






