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Lucy - CSC 09-18-2011 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18434856)
Dear anti-Semite, we don't reward terrorists with statehood. The end

Dear Mr 12 Clicks,

Palestine was there first. I think you will find Israel is the terrorist who regularly bombs schools, bulldoses peoples homes and kills innocent people daily. Please stop watching the zionist media.

Just Alex 09-18-2011 06:44 AM

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directfiesta 09-18-2011 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Just Alex (Post 18435010)
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Shotsie 09-18-2011 07:06 AM

I don't think that many Americans realize that our unquestioning and undying support for Israel is one of the major reasons why we're a target for Islamic terrorists, The nature of our relationship with Israel is undeniably a key motivating factor for our Islamist enemies. It looks very hypocritical and contradictory on our part when we publicly espouse democracy while privately supporting Arab tyranny-the Saudis, the Kuwaitis, and other regimes in the region. The other area is Israel and Palestine. We don't need to abandon the Israelis but we need to reestablish the relationship so it looks like we're the great power and they're our ally, and not the other way around. Prime Minister Sharon should be bluntly told that if he wants U.S. support and protection to remain at current levels, now is the moment ? and perhaps the final moment ? to terminate the endless peace process and form two states. We need to create a situation where moderate Muslims can express support for the United States without being laughed at.

Ultimately, the question of whether or not we should throw our full support behind Israel should be left up to the American people and not government beaurocrats. Unfortunately, anybody who tries to bring this topic up for debate is labeled an anti-semite. Israel and its American supporters have made discussing the issue of Israel difficult and politically dangerous in the United States with the word "anti-semite", a term which is so often hurled at Americans by Americans to preempt debate on the U.S.-Israeli relationship. What do we get out of our support for Israel is the question we should be asking ourselves.

Grapesoda 09-18-2011 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Lucy - CSC (Post 18434183)
porno jew ignores video evidence which he cant call bullshit to which clearly shows what a vile terrorist country Israel is






helterskelter808 09-18-2011 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18434856)
Dear anti-Semite, we don't reward terrorists with statehood

Not only were Zionist Jews the pioneers of modern terrorism, targeting mainly innocent people and in the process murdering hundreds of Jews, and not only did many of the terrorists later become leaders of Israel, but on the 60th anniversary of the notorious King David Hotel terrorist bombing, which killed almost 100 innocent people, Israel put up a memorial to commemorate the terrorists who carried out the crime.

Barefootsies 09-18-2011 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 18431882)
I don't think Israeli is without fault here. They are trying to grab as much land as they can.

Perhaps that is their new policy.

Historically, they offered their land conquests back to the conquered country.

:2 cents:

Barefootsies 09-18-2011 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18431944)
Which didn't count for squat when the Babylonians invaded Israel and again enslaved the in Babylon and they decided to write the Talmud while there. And tell it the way they wanted it to be.

True dat. A fairy tale.

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18431944)
So basically, this tribe of wandering nomads, grew big enough to conquer the Canaanites land, kill all who stood in their way and they were blameless, because God told them to.

Agreed. Funny how that works.

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18431944)
It's a book of fiction which they base their rights on.

:thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18431944)
It was always home to Jews, Christians and Muslims. Now Israel wants to change that.

Markham knows his history.
:drinkup

Captain Kawaii 09-18-2011 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Shotsie (Post 18435043)
I don't think that many Americans realize that our unquestioning and undying support for Israel is one of the major reasons why we're a target for Islamic terrorists, The nature of our relationship with Israel is undeniably a key motivating factor for our Islamist enemies. It looks very hypocritical and contradictory on our part when we publicly espouse democracy while privately supporting Arab tyranny-the Saudis, the Kuwaitis, and other regimes in the region. The other area is Israel and Palestine. We don't need to abandon the Israelis but we need to reestablish the relationship so it looks like we're the great power and they're our ally, and not the other way around. Prime Minister Sharon should be bluntly told that if he wants U.S. support and protection to remain at current levels, now is the moment – and perhaps the final moment – to terminate the endless peace process and form two states. We need to create a situation where moderate Muslims can express support for the United States without being laughed at.

Ultimately, the question of whether or not we should throw our full support behind Israel should be left up to the American people and not government bureaucrats. Unfortunately, anybody who tries to bring this topic up for debate is labeled an anti-semite. Israel and its American supporters have made discussing the issue of Israel difficult and politically dangerous in the United States with the word "anti-semite", a term which is so often hurled at Americans by Americans to preempt debate on the U.S.-Israeli relationship. What do we get out of our support for Israel is the question we should be asking ourselves.

That pretty much sums up the reality of it.:thumbsup
Israel should do something soon as they no longer have any allies or friends in the region (Turkey, Egypt) and pretty much the rest of the world has told them to 'fuck off.' Even Israel complains about it. However, it is the bed they've made for themselves.

Paul Markham 09-18-2011 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 18435091)
Markham knows his history.
:drinkup

Contrary to what trolls like to post I spend a lot of time watching TV.

The Old Testament has so many holes in it, it would be useless for straining spuds. Or water melons for that matter.

Let's just imagine for a minute if the US stopped supporting Israel. Would it go bust and what would be the consequences?

Would it survive and what would be the consequences?

If it went bust a lot of it's Jewish citizens would move back to Europe or the US or back where they came from.

If it survived it would have a totally different standard of living and a lot of it's Jewish citizens would move back to Europe or the US or back where they came from.

The Jewish population of Palestine was small compared with today. It's success is based on those people moving there and the financial support they got.

That support has cost the world dearly. Is Israel worth the death of 1,000s of US, UK and other countries soldiers and civilians? Terrorist for the last 50 years have used Israel as a recruitment and money gathering tool. If the US changed it's stance and supported Muslims the problem would decline. Now it wouldn't be immediately, but in a while it would.

Are the occupants of all those coffins flying back to their home, worth Israel?

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_S1Gu2hX9S6c/TA...ans_coffin.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-thHJQ6-4SP...0war20dead.jpg

How many soldiers and civilians has Israel lost in the last 20 years?

How many soldiers and civilians have the countries fighting Muslims lost?

I support Jews rights to have a home in Palestine, but the cost in lives is too high today.

12clicks 09-18-2011 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Shotsie (Post 18435043)
I don't think that many Americans realize that our unquestioning and undying support for Israel is one of the major reasons why we're a target for Islamic terrorists, The nature of our relationship with Israel is undeniably a key motivating factor for our Islamist enemies. It looks very hypocritical and contradictory on our part when we publicly espouse democracy while privately supporting Arab tyranny-the Saudis, the Kuwaitis, and other regimes in the region. The other area is Israel and Palestine. We don't need to abandon the Israelis but we need to reestablish the relationship so it looks like we're the great power and they're our ally, and not the other way around. Prime Minister Sharon should be bluntly told that if he wants U.S. support and protection to remain at current levels, now is the moment ? and perhaps the final moment ? to terminate the endless peace process and form two states. We need to create a situation where moderate Muslims can express support for the United States without being laughed at.

Ultimately, the question of whether or not we should throw our full support behind Israel should be left up to the American people and not government beaurocrats. Unfortunately, anybody who tries to bring this topic up for debate is labeled an anti-semite. Israel and its American supporters have made discussing the issue of Israel difficult and politically dangerous in the United States with the word "anti-semite", a term which is so often hurled at Americans by Americans to preempt debate on the U.S.-Israeli relationship. What do we get out of our support for Israel is the question we should be asking ourselves.

Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.

Lucy - CSC 09-18-2011 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18435377)
Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.



So good to have Israel as Americas ally.

Shotsie 09-18-2011 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18435377)
Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.

The fact of the matter is that muslim scum DO dictate U.S. policy. This is pretty evident in the fact that we have a Transportation Security Administration, a Department of Homeland Security, USA PATRIOT Act and countless other domestic policy measures put in place after the 9/11 attacks. The world is going their way. Our leaders have been clever in defining success as preventing a big terrorist attack on the United States, but we've lost some 5,000 soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. We've spent billions on those wars, and as in Vietnam the government has suffered a real hit on its credibility. The war in Iraq and Afghanistan has created huge divisiveness in our domestic politics, not to mention in our relationships with our European allies. At the same time, there are more people willing to take up arms against the United States, and we have less ability to win hearts and minds in the Arab world. If you're the leader of a terrorist network, all those things are part of the war and those things are going your way.

We need to acknowledge that we are at war, not because of who we are, but because of what we do. We are confronting a jihad that is inspired by the tangible and visible impact of our policies. People are willing to die for that, and we're not going to win by killing them off one by one. We have a dozen years of reliable polling in the Middle East, and it shows overwhelming hostility to our policies?and at the same time it shows majorities that admire the way we live, our ability to feed and clothe our children and find work. We need to tell the truth to set the stage for a discussion of our foreign policy.

Your antipathy towards the Islamic world is certainly understandable, even if it isn't very justifiable. I don't expect to sway your opinion on the issue so i'll just end it with a couple of quotes by one of our founding fathers that pertain to our relationship with Israel.

"Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence ? the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican government. But that jealousy, to be useful, must be impartial, else it becomes the instrument of the very influence to be avoided, instead of a defense against it."


"Excessive partiality for one foreign nation and excessive dislike of another cause those whom they actuate to see danger only on one side, and serve to veil and even second the arts of influence of the other. Real patriots who may resist the intrigues of the favorite are liable to become suspected and odious, while its tools and dupes usurp the applause and confidence of the people to surrender their interests."

-George Washington, Farewell Address, 1796

http://www.utulsa.edu/law/classes/ri...ll_Address.htm

Lucy - CSC 09-18-2011 05:59 PM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14946179

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The United States and the Philippines both polled 36% against the resolution. But 45% of Americans and 56% of Filipinos backed recognition.
Even with the media against them in America the American people can see through the lies and are in favour of a Palestinian state.

VikingMan 09-18-2011 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18435377)
Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.

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Paul Markham 09-18-2011 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18435377)
Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.

Which is costing other countries, allies, 1,000s of lost lives.

Pretty easy to say while others pay your bills.

BFT3K 09-20-2011 08:08 AM

If Iran or a rogue terrorist were to nuke Israel off the map, what changes do you believe, would occur in the world?

Shotsie 09-21-2011 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by BFT3K (Post 18439336)
If Iran or a rogue terrorist were to nuke Israel off the map, what changes do you believe, would occur in the world?

The chances of that happening are slim. The whole reason for the conflict arose from the argument of who has rights to the "promised Land". Jerusalem has so many holy sites that are revered by the muslims, they wouldn't want to destroy them. Iran is currently facing domestic problems trying to suppress the people's initiatives of democratization. They are a country that admittedly is led by one of the world's craziest politicians, but one that also is ringed by U.S. military bases and surrounded by an overwhelmingly more numerous Sunni world that hates Shi'ites far more than it hates Westerners. They're watching their energy sources dwindle and preparing for the impoverishment and resulting internal political instability that event will usher in.

So the question is, where is the threat to the United States? While Iran is a threat to Israel, there is surely no threat to America in Iran's tin-pot military forces, nuclear development program, or shitty public diplomacy. No, the threat to the United States comes from two sources. First, the relentless "Iran is the new Nazi Germany" propaganda pushed by Israel and the American citizen Israel-firsters. The governing elite like Rick Perry who foist these expensive and potentially war-causing absurdities upon the American people.

The nation-state of Israel is an enormous burden to the treasury and security of the United States, and Washington's current relationship with Israel ? sanctioned by the AIPAC-funded political leaders of both parties ? is one of several factors that are leading to full-scale American participation in other peoples' religious wars.

Rochard 09-21-2011 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by joshgirls (Post 18432898)
do you really think that? what then do you say to thomas jefferson...

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

do the palestinians have a right to liberty?

Yes, the Palestinians have the right to liberty and even the pursuit of happiness. However, they do not have the right to self determination. No race does.

I mentioned the Basque earlier as an example, but there are dozens of others. What about the Amish? Currently the Amish have been living in the United States and Canada. What if the Amish suddenly decided they wanted the right to self determination, to be able to rule themselves? Maybe they have that right, but the problem is they don't have the land - they live in the United States and Canada. The United States isn't about to turn over two thirds of the state of Pennsylvania just so the Amish can have their own country. Instead, they live in the US and live under US law (and Canadian law I guess) while still observing their customs, practices, and laws.

The Palestinians have the right to form their own country in the land that they currently occupy. Great for them. But the problem is once they form a country with a real government, they will be subject to international law and the responsibilities that comes with it. Which means the next time a rocket or missile is fired from Palestine, Israel will have the legal right to strike back. And again, we can plainly see that Israel is trying to grab land, the moment the country of Palestine attacks Israel with a rocket or missile, Israel will invade Palestine and bitch smack them - and take as much land as they want in the process.

It's a no win situation.

helterskelter808 09-21-2011 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Shotsie (Post 18441365)
While Iran is a threat to Israel

Iran wasn't even a threat to Iraq, and Iraq (supported by the USA) 'only' used chemical/biological weapons against Iran. Israel has nukes, the 4th biggest army in the world and the second most technologically advanced. Or perhaps joint first, since Israeli spies are probably stealing any tech that the US isn't just freely handing over anyway.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 18441925)
The Palestinians have the right to form their own country in the land that they currently occupy. Great for them. But the problem is once they form a country with a real government, they will be subject to international law and the responsibilities that comes with it. Which means the next time a rocket or missile is fired from Palestine, Israel will have the legal right to strike back. And again, we can plainly see that Israel is trying to grab land, the moment the country of Palestine attacks Israel with a rocket or missile, Israel will invade Palestine and bitch smack them - and take as much land as they want in the process.

Well if there's no difference, why not let them have it? The real objection of Israel is that if they're committing their atrocities against people in a recognized state, that state can hold them accountable internationally.

_Richard_ 09-21-2011 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18434856)
Dear anti-Semite, we don't reward terrorists with statehood. The end

do we now choose who gets countries and who doesn't?

BlackCrayon 09-21-2011 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18431944)
Good answer.

And there's more. The Israelis will have to get out of the land they occupied by putting towns and farms on stolen land, which makes the "defense" excuse void. No one puts houses and farms on land that's a buffer between you and your enemies unless you're pretty sure they can't or won't do squat.

The problem goes way back and based on the Old Testament.

Abraham, I told you it goes way back, was the head of a nomadic tribe of herdsman. Him and his cousin Lott fell out and Lott left the tribe and took his family to Sodom. We know that part. Well Lott and his two surviving daughters were alone in a cave and had sex. The girls got pregnant and the 2 sons were the fathers of the Canaanites.

So fast forward a few centuries.

Moses took the Children of Israel from Egypt, you know that one as well. Then God told them the land of the Canaanites was theres and they were to kill all the Canaanites who opposed them. Even gave them the plans to The Ark which was a Weapon of Mass Destruction and made walls fall down so they could kill the Canaanites and all their goats, beasts and dogs also. On Gods orders to take the land he had given them.

Also empowered people like Joshua, David and Solomon and all the rest to make sure they kept the land they were given by God.

Which didn't count for squat when the Babylonians invaded Israel and again enslaved the in Babylon and they decided to write the Talmud while there. And tell it the way they wanted it to be.

So basically, this tribe of wandering nomads, grew big enough to conquer the Canaanites land, kill all who stood in their way and they were blameless, because God told them to. :upsidedow

Of course if you look for actual evidence of what's in the Old Testament in Exodus, you find an amazing lack of evidence to back it up. The Egyptian never wrote a thing about Moses and all that part, plagues were and are common in that part of the world. Joshua lived at the wrong time for the bringing down the walls of Jericho, which was built on a fault line and suffered from earth quakes and a lot more of his conquests are bogus claims, no one has ever found proof or evidence of the Ark, Sodom and Gomorrah can be explained easily. The region is covered with oil and gas deposits.

It's a book of fiction which they base their rights on.

If you look at the history of Israel, the Israelis have no real rights to it. Definitely not on the wishes of any God. They stole it from one tribe, repeatedly could never keep it until they got massive support from the US. The number of people who occupied the land include the Egyptians, Babylonians, Hittites, Romans, Christians, Muslims, Turks, Germans, English and now a bunch of Jewish nomads from mainly Europe and then across the world and now call it their homeland.

It was always home to Jews, Christians and Muslims. Now Israel wants to change that.

Good post Paul.

halfpint 09-21-2011 10:38 AM

This reminds me of the aparthied years in SA when the UK and The USA pushed to end it yet they are unwilling to stop something very similar between Israel and Palestine All of our goverments are one big fucking joke

BFT3K 09-21-2011 11:44 AM

On a per person basis, I wonder how many Americans really give 2 shits about Israel.

My guess is at least 80% of the people in the US just think it's one big fucking pain in our ass. The politicians however, need to keep up their retarded support, for so many corrupt and obnoxious reasons.

Rochard 09-21-2011 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 18441971)

Well if there's no difference, why not let them have it? The real objection of Israel is that if they're committing their atrocities against people in a recognized state, that state can hold them accountable internationally.

No clue. I've often wondered that myself. Why not just let them have a country, hope for the best, and when they launch a rocket / missile into Israel invade. Gives Israel the perfect excuse to grab more land.

Rochard 09-21-2011 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by BFT3K (Post 18442180)
On a per person basis, I wonder how many Americans really give 2 shits about Israel.

My guess is at least 80% of the people in the US just think it's one big fucking pain in our ass. The politicians however, need to keep up their retarded support, for so many corrupt and obnoxious reasons.

I bet you your right.

The thing the Israelis honestly believe (and rightfully so after the holocaust) that they must do everything they can to survive. (No other race has been faced with extinction in modern times like the Jewish race has.) As part of this effort, they play up the marketing and play the lobbying game in DC.

That's what the Palestinians need to do. Send Palestinian representatives with pockets full of cash to DC and make huge donations....

Barefootsies 09-22-2011 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 18435377)
Muslim scum don't dictate US policy. If they don't like our allies, too bad.
As has been shown a few times now, we'll simply bomb the savages back to the stone age.


Argos88 09-22-2011 08:18 PM

Because USA is ruled by JEW and SIONIST interests...

USA is the only country I know in this world, where even the Christians are CIRCUMCISED..

fucks.. you really have your brains washed, guys.

There is no point in not recognizing the PALESTINIAN STATE. The jews stole their territory after world war 2.


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