What goes up, will come down.
The Isreali's are going to feel bloody sorry for their acts as soon as their ally's have problems of their own to solve - when the US and Europe will still be suffereing from their own in-house issues in 5 years time, and China has fortified its position in this world even more - China doesnt give a shit about Isreal. The handful of Isreali's in a sea of angry Arabs will for sure need their wall - and more - to surivive.
But Isreali's dont wanna listen. In fact, if you are critical towards them, their first reaction is to blame you for being anti-semitic.
Me? Anti-semitic?? I do not even know what a jew look like. And someone needed to explain to me that the name 'Rosenthal' probably indicated jewish origin.
I couldnt care less.
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Rosenthal or Rosental is as much German than Jewish, 'rose valley'. Lots of places and villages by that name in Germany and Austria. I've seen Jews during the eighties in the USSR. Lived in shabby ghettos at the edges of villages and towns, bottom feeders the Russians, Tatars, Bashkirs and other people I met wanted nothing to do with. After the collapse of the USSR most of them emigrated to Israel, where they are by now the backbone of this country. I remember what they were and looked like, and doubt that moving to a different place changed them a bit.
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