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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Significantly more Chinese civilians were murdered by the Japanese, yet we are supposed to think the holocaust was so significant it gives the Israelis the right to bulldoze buildings to the ground with families still in them.

    C*nts.
    Per capita ? Yeah right.

    Way more Jews died per capita then anyone else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
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    Believers will allways shell up.

    Got that right!

    But, let's for arguments sake let Israel go the way of I-Ran and the rest of that rabble. Nukes pointed at...?
    Nukes pointed at whom?

    Israel is not in the business of pointing nukes at anyone, it's too vulnerable.

    The only players using that threat assume that no-one else has the up-smarts to out-play the game of strategy involved.

    No winner= no game.

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    There are two sheep stations in Australia larger than Israel, last thing I knew.
    They are hardly in a position to lob nukes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Israel is not in the business of pointing nukes at anyone, it's too vulnerable.
    Precisely. They'll only play that card if they have to. The threat is enough to keep the US under control.

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    ^ Good job!

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    USA has a bucket full of shit to handle at the mo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
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    Still, I suppose the Merkins are paying for it, aren't they?
    And why not?

    No price to high to keep a semblence/vestige of democracy alive in the ME, eh?
    Nice moral highish ground and all that crap.

    The nigger inna woodpile is that the USofA actually prefers dictators. Much more stability and a single man to talk to/buy off.
    Why has Israel only made peace with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.
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    Netanyahu(sp) isn't quite in that 'dictator' category...
    Why has Israel only made peace agreement with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.

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    ^ Jordan and Egypt don't want war!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    ^ Jordan and Egypt don't want war!
    You didn't see the bit where Egypt pissed off the four by twos by saying the Camp David agreement can be modified at any time, then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddy View Post
    Imagine what the world would have been like if Hitler had exterminated the jews.

    No Israeli lobby controlling American foreign policy so no wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya.

    No Israel so no Middle-eastern conflicts and no nationalistic anti-west movements in this part of the world.

    News media reporting the news and not propaganda to support American foreign policy.

    No financial crisis.
    No argument here.
    When so many different people in so many different times hate the same people, there is likely a good reason for it.

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    Israel's immediate neighbours act as buffer states between Israel and other Arab or Muslim states.
    The buffer states, even Syria don't want a war on their land.

    Turkey, Iran and other more distant states rattle the sabre, egging on the buffer states to act, but not much is going on there.

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    Its not easy to find things in the net anout the Talmud or Torah. If it is translated, it is oftenly called anti-semetic remarks. Here is a nice little article about the chosen people and how they realy think of us. Hhhhmm.. of course not all of them.

    Arab Spring ripples through ultra-Orthodox Sukkot market

    At the four-species market, merchants grapple with a lulav shortage caused by an Egyptian export ban.

    By Roy Arad



    Although many in the ultra-Orthodox community preferred to ignore the winds of change in the Middle East, they learned a firsthand lesson on the Arab Spring - with the soaring price of lulavs.
    The Egyptians halted the export of lulavs from El-Arish, causing a shortage and hike in the price of the palm fronds that are one of the four species of Sukkot. An effort was made to import lulavs through Jordan, but this was scuttled by the Hashemite Kingdom's strict trading laws. Shas then intervened, and tried to obtain a permit to import the fronds from the Gaza Strip, thus forcing the state to breach its own laws concerning the siege on Hamas. In a strange twist, Gaza refused to export 50,000 precious lulavs, and despite whispers that Hamas authorities were trying to disrupt the Jewish holiday, the true reason was an insect that wreaked havoc on the palm trees in the Gaza Strip.
    This in turn prompted the Plants Production and Marketing Board to set a maximum price of NIS 30, to try to halt price hikes, but by now panic had already struck the markets. One company, Lulavi, issued a phone number, promising that whoever sent an SMS to that number, would be contacted by a salesman who would personally sell you a lulav. Farmers from Kibbutz Almog claim that Palestinians stole lulavs from the settlement's palm trees, in hope of a quick profit.
    The four species market in Bnei Brak is the perfect spot to assess the lulav crisis. The market is, in fact, a dusty, shaded, deserted construction site. The heat is unbearable but the atmosphere is definitely upbeat. The merchants are mainly young and cheerful, though somewhat bored. "Flawed lulavs for sale at the stall across the street," jokes one of the merchants in his megaphone.
    Many of the merchants try to lure me, by claiming that I could be their first, lucky, customer. In order to boost Bnei Brak's economy I finally buy a flawed etrog that resembles a fish for NIS 3 from some kids in makeshift stall.Everybody is talking about the lulav crisis. One merchant named Shai, explains: "Every year we have a different problem from a different source. This year it's the Egyptian revolution and El-Arish."
    Nachman, standing nearby, responds: "If even during the Holocaust we managed to get our hands on lulavs, we'll manage this year as well."
    Shai tries to explain to me the uniqueness of Sukkot: "It's a special holiday for all the people of Israel. Look at the arava (willow ), a plant without smell or taste, and yet it is one of the four species. It's just like the secular people, who are part of us. Why? Because they're circumcised."
    Rafi leans back in his chair in the front of the market. He sells Palestinian lulavs, made in Jericho. "We couldn't import lulavs from Egypt because of the riots, so we brought them through Jordan. The Jewish people always find a way," he explains, and urges me not to hesitate: "Buy now, because soon there won't be any lulavs left. The same thing happened seven years ago. The day before Sukkot you couldn't find even one lulav, and all hell broke loose."
    Moshe, a client, intervenes: "El Arish is over, they should all go to hell. We don't need them. We're no longer slaves of Egypt. And that's how it always goes: Esau hates Jacob."
    But the Arabs are Ishmael, not Esau, I remind him.
    "Ishmael as well. But the Talmud tells us the gentile is there to provide for the Jews. When the Messiah comes every Jew will have 3,000 Eritrean servants."
    Shahar Aviv, who can be described as a lulav tycoon, is certain that the farmers in the Jordan Valley doubled their prices when they understood that they could. "Every single lulav will be sold. I knew there would be problems with the Egyptians so I bought lulavs from El-Arish last Purim." When I ask if it's moral to raise the prices so drastically the market organizers are quick to reply: "Of course it's legitimate. We have a free economy and the farmers in the Jordan Valley simply seized the opportunity."
    This story is by: Roy Arad
    Arab Spring ripples through ultra-Orthodox Sukkot market - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News

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    Ah you have to love the Four by Twos, building a "Museum of Tolerance" over a Muslim cemetery.



    Archaeologists demand protection of Jerusalem Muslim cemetery
    Ma'man Allah cemetery, commonly called Mamilla, which dates from the 12th century, is resting place of several Sufi saints.
    Middle East Online

    Israel’s Museum of Tolerance: Zero tolerance towards Muslim dead

    JERUSALEM - Archaeologists from Europe, the United States and the Middle East are calling for a halt to construction of a museum on the site of an old Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem, a US rights group said.
    The website of the New York-based Centre for Constitutional Rights (CCR) said the 84 signatories, including Israeli and Palestinian academics, had signed a letter demanding that construction of the Museum of Tolerance should be stopped "immediately."
    "The latest and most invasive encroachment on the cemetery to build the 'Museum of Tolerance' involved deep excavations that resulted in the disinterment of hundreds of human bones and other important antiquities in an unscientific and disrespectful manner," said the letter, which was sent on October 20.
    The letter was addressed to Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and the board members of the Los Angeles-based Simon Wiesenthal Centre, a Jewish human rights group.
    "The planning of the Museum of Tolerance of Jerusalem has passed all planning and legal challenges, up to and including the Supreme Court of the State of Israel," Barkat spokesman Stephan Miller said in a written response to query.
    He did not say if Barkat had received the letter.
    The project has sparked controversy because it is being built on land belonging to the Ma'man Allah cemetery, commonly called Mamilla, which dates from the 12th century and is the resting place of several Sufi saints.
    Descendants of those interred in the west Jerusalem cemetery say it also houses the remains of soldiers and officials of legendary Muslim ruler Saladin.
    "The case of Mamilla is a travesty of archaeological ethics," said Tel Aviv University archaeologist Raphael Greenberg, in a statement posted on the CCR website.
    "Mamilla Cemetery should be preserved as a demonstration of respect for Jerusalem's shared heritage."
    .:Middle East Online::Archaeologists demand protection of Jerusalem Muslim cemetery :.

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    No I dont think you are right. If you look at the absolute number of West Papuans who have been killed or disappeared at the hands of the Indonesian military, there is something like 2.5 miillion papuans who simply cannot be accounted for. This annihialtion of an entire melanesian race has been going on for the last 50 years, and is seldomly reported in the international press.







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    Significantly more Chinese civilians were murdered by the Japanese, yet we are supposed to think the holocaust was so significant it gives the Israelis the right to bulldoze buildings to the ground with families still in them.

    C*nts.
    Per capita ? Yeah right.

    Way more Jews died per capita then anyone else.

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    here's one for the conspiracy theorists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HermantheGerman View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
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    Still, I suppose the Merkins are paying for it, aren't they?
    And why not?

    No price to high to keep a semblence/vestige of democracy alive in the ME, eh?
    Nice moral highish ground and all that crap.

    The nigger inna woodpile is that the USofA actually prefers dictators. Much more stability and a single man to talk to/buy off.
    Why has Israel only made peace with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.
    Ne
    Netanyahu(sp) isn't quite in that 'dictator' category...
    Why has Israel only made peace agreement with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.
    'Cause the rest of that sorry lot want to eliminate the State of Israel.
    A Deplorable Bitter Clinger

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
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    And why not?

    No price to high to keep a semblence/vestige of democracy alive in the ME, eh?
    Nice moral highish ground and all that crap.

    The nigger inna woodpile is that the USofA actually prefers dictators. Much more stability and a single man to talk to/buy off.
    Why has Israel only made peace with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.
    Ne
    Netanyahu(sp) isn't quite in that 'dictator' category...
    Why has Israel only made peace agreement with dictators ? Jordan & Egypt come to mind, and of course good friends with S. Africa apartheid.
    'Cause the rest of that sorry lot want to eliminate the State of Israel.
    The only problem I can see with that is what are you then going to do with all the Jews.
    maybe send them to some little African country like Somalia, far away from the arabs.

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    ^
    You would have done well working for Adolph Eichmann, eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
    ^
    You would have done well working for Adolph Eichmann, eh?
    I didn't say I wanted to kill them, that's the problem.
    What to do with them in the event of dismantling Israel.
    Maybe send them to the U.S. if you think Somalia wouldn't be suitable, though they took a little piece of arid land and turned it into a thriving country once before, they should be able to do it again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Koojo View Post
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    ^
    You would have done well working for Adolph Eichmann, eh?
    I didn't say I wanted to kill them, that's the problem.
    What to do with them in the event of dismantling Israel.
    Maybe send them to the U.S. if you think Somalia wouldn't be suitable, though they took a little piece of arid land and turned it into a thriving country once before, they should be able to do it again.
    Well, the dismantelmant of Israel is a non-starter. The Jews are in their historical homeland and that's where they will remain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee
    The Jews are in their historical homeland and that's where they will remain.
    So you support giving back America to the Native Indians?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
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    You would have done well working for Adolph Eichmann, eh?
    I didn't say I wanted to kill them, that's the problem.
    What to do with them in the event of dismantling Israel.
    Maybe send them to the U.S. if you think Somalia wouldn't be suitable, though they took a little piece of arid land and turned it into a thriving country once before, they should be able to do it again.
    Well, the dismantelmant of Israel is a non-starter. The Jews are in their historical homeland and that's where they will remain.
    And the U.S. taxpayer will have to keep on paying for a neighbour that historically no one ever got along with.

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    ^ What bollocks you spout H the G.
    No one ever got on with, you say.

    You mean you and your fascist mates never got on with, don't ya, square head?

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Ah you have to love the Four by Twos, building a "Museum of Tolerance" over a Muslim cemetery.



    Archaeologists demand protection of Jerusalem Muslim cemetery
    Ma'man Allah cemetery, commonly called Mamilla, which dates from the 12th century, is resting place of several Sufi saints.
    Middle East Online

    Israel’s Museum of Tolerance: Zero tolerance towards Muslim dead

    JERUSALEM - Archaeologists from Europe, the United States and the Middle East are calling for a halt to construction of a museum on the site of an old Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem, a US rights group said.
    The website of the New York-based Centre for Constitutional Rights (CCR) said the 84 signatories, including Israeli and Palestinian academics, had signed a letter demanding that construction of the Museum of Tolerance should be stopped "immediately."
    "The latest and most invasive encroachment on the cemetery to build the 'Museum of Tolerance' involved deep excavations that resulted in the disinterment of hundreds of human bones and other important antiquities in an unscientific and disrespectful manner," said the letter, which was sent on October 20.
    The letter was addressed to Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and the board members of the Los Angeles-based Simon Wiesenthal Centre, a Jewish human rights group.
    "The planning of the Museum of Tolerance of Jerusalem has passed all planning and legal challenges, up to and including the Supreme Court of the State of Israel," Barkat spokesman Stephan Miller said in a written response to query.
    He did not say if Barkat had received the letter.
    The project has sparked controversy because it is being built on land belonging to the Ma'man Allah cemetery, commonly called Mamilla, which dates from the 12th century and is the resting place of several Sufi saints.
    Descendants of those interred in the west Jerusalem cemetery say it also houses the remains of soldiers and officials of legendary Muslim ruler Saladin.
    "The case of Mamilla is a travesty of archaeological ethics," said Tel Aviv University archaeologist Raphael Greenberg, in a statement posted on the CCR website.
    "Mamilla Cemetery should be preserved as a demonstration of respect for Jerusalem's shared heritage."
    .:Middle East Online::Archaeologists demand protection of Jerusalem Muslim cemetery :.

    It all makes sense now. Another Heritage Site demolished by Israel with the help of the U.S. Tricky little weasels they are.
    BBC News - Palestinians get Unesco seat as 107 vote in favour

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    ^ How many synagogues did the Germans destroy, square head?

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