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Post by dennisw on Jan 17, 2024 10:42:08 GMT 10
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Post by lurcherman on Jan 28, 2024 6:10:29 GMT 10
All these people calling for a ceasefire at pro-Palestine demonstrations, but there are three questions the MSM just won't ask them. These questions can be answered in any order:
1). Have Hamas ever honoured a ceasefire?
2). What makes the demonstrators think they speak for Hamas?
3). There was a ceasefire in place on Oct 6th; what was wrong with that one?
We know why the MSM have given the demonstrators a free pass, it's because the MSM got the message of Charlie Hebdo loud and clear.
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Post by vincent on Jan 28, 2024 8:51:27 GMT 10
All these people calling for a ceasefire at pro-Palestine demonstrations, but there are three questions the MSM just won't ask them. These questions can be answered in any order: 1). Have Hamas ever honoured a ceasefire? 2). What makes the demonstrators think they speak for Hamas? 3). There was a ceasefire in place on Oct 6th; what was wrong with that one? We know why the MSM have given the demonstrators a free pass, it's because the MSM got the message of Charlie Hebdo loud and clear. Don't forget that the msm actually agrees with these protesters, so they have no motivation to report honestly. |
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Post by dennisw on Jan 28, 2024 9:04:10 GMT 10
Saw an article on a Jewish newsletter where a reporter asked what they were talking about when they said from the river to the sea. None of them knew which river or which sea, they are protesting something about which they know nothing.
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Post by vincent on Jan 28, 2024 13:07:53 GMT 10
From the river to the sea actually comes from the old testament in the bible. God promised that someday Israel would own all the land from the Euphrates River to the Mediterranean Sea. I was surprised, when I read that the so-called palestineans are now using that phrase.
Oops! Actually, God used a slightly different phrase, one which indicates theat Israel will have the land between the Euphrates and the Mediterranean:
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Post by dennisw on Jan 28, 2024 20:49:16 GMT 10
The Arabs are aware of that statement and use it against Israel claiming Jews are trying to destroy them because of a Biblical verse, when it is actually the Arabs who are trying to destroy the Jews they want all the land from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, and like all Muslim lands there must be no infidels. Jews are the danger for them because they claim to be the replacement chosen people but they can't justify that while there are still Jews living in Jerusalem.
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Post by Ian Thomas on Jan 30, 2024 6:38:10 GMT 10
Not many of these placard-waving leftards could even find Gaza on a map. 🙄
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Post by Ian Thomas on Jan 30, 2024 6:48:02 GMT 10
It is high time for Israel formally to incorporate Judea, Samaria and Gaza into the Jewish homeland, imho. What odds of it happening, would you say, Den? * There'd be a storm of outrage from the 'usual suspects' but, all I would say is ... f*ck'em. When they're out to kill you no matter what you say or do, why curry favour? 🤷 |
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Post by dennisw on Jan 30, 2024 9:59:46 GMT 10
A lot of Jews have adopted the Arab chant but say, From the river to the sea, return Israeli sovereignty. It is the only safe logical way. Arabs who live in Israel and went to school in Israel are quite happy to live with Jews and do their National Service. They are also good citizens, unlike those who went to UNRWA schools and graduated as trained terrorists.
Maybe the UN staff are afraid of peace because they will be out of a job.
The Democrats in USA are against Israel because they hope to retain the support of the Muslim "refugees" in USA. They are putting pressure on for a two state solution, but that won't work when one mob just wants the other one gone.
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