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Originally posted by laiguana
I'm quite glad the U.S. financially supports Israel. They serve our interests in case you didn't realize it. Israel is perhaps the first defense we have in the middle-east against islamofascists. It is perhaps the greatest obstacle in the islamofascists agenda of Islamic world dominiation...so yes I'm more than happy to support Israel....they provide the middle-east with a good example of what freedom is.
Originally posted by downtown436
I am not anti-semetic, but I am anti-zionist.
Originally posted by downtown436
Zionism is the reason for the hostilities we face in the middle-east. Before Israel existed the middle-east wasn't that bad of a place. There was not much war or hostility at all. Since 1948 we have seen non-stop war.
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1. a suffix used to form adjectives from nouns, with the sense of “belonging to” (British; Danish; English; Spanish); “after the manner of,” “having the characteristics of,” “like” (babyish; girlish; mulish); “addicted to,” “inclined or tending to” (bookish; freakish); “near or about” (fiftyish; sevenish).
2. a suffix used to form adjectives from other adjectives, with the sense of “somewhat,” “rather” (oldish; reddish; sweetish).
Original Anonymous Post By: anon_87228
statistical analysis
Greetings all,
I have been following/researching "conspiracies" for a number of years now, and I have noticed a lot of anti-jewish sentiment popping up all over the conspiracy world. I think this is sort of interesting, and points to a larger question over the history of the human race as we know it-- why do so many nations/people hate the Jews so much?
Statistically speaking "jews" comprise roughly about 2% of the population of the US. The world-wide estimate I read stated that there are approximately 13-14 million jews in the world population, out of the estimated 6,565,835,414 people in the over-all world population. Muslims (based on the stats that I have seen, provided by the Council on American-Islamic relations) from 1999 put the estimation of the population of Muslims around the world at 1.2 billion. A comparitive chart I saw (muslim-canada.org...) claimed that in the year 2000 29.9% of the world population was christian, compaired to 19.2% of the world population being muslim. It's always difficult to trust these sort of statistics, and I am not claiming that they are 100% accurate, but the point here is that refering to the "Big Three" religions as being "Christianity, Judaism, and Islam" is a bit of a misnomer, since there are comparitively few Jewish people around the world.
This site gives a pie-chart which seems to be a reasonably fair portrayal of religious populations of the world (www.adherents.com...). Christianity comes in at 33%, followed by Islam at 21%, "non-religious" comes in next at 16% followed by Hinduism at 14%. There are less "jews" in this world than there are adhearents of Sikhism (jews at .22%, Sikhs at .36%) with Buddhism coming in at 6%. Clearly the "Big Three" religions of the world are, depending on how you want to categorize it would be "Christianity, Islam, and non-religious" but understanding that this term is comprised not only of atheists and agnostics, but also non-practicing or affiliated theists, it might not qualify as a proper category, so then alternately you could say "Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism."
So one question to consider, is why all the fuss about a global population that is less than a quarter of 1% of the entire world population? Something about that sounds a little fishy to me.
So one question to consider, is why all the fuss about a global population that is less than a quarter of 1% of the entire world population? Something about that sounds a little fishy to me.
So one question to consider, is why all the fuss about a global population that is less than a quarter of 1% of the entire world population? Something about that sounds a little fishy to me.
Originally posted by Britguy
Israel serves the US interests? Surely it's the other way around? Ever notice soon as someone takes office they are courted by Israeli/Jewish groups who most often have also donated to their campaign funds. I'm sure they donate that money out of kindness though and don't really expect anything in return.
The Israeli government dictates US foreign policy in the Middle East, it's as clear as the nose on your face.
Israel represents freedom in the Middle East? Get real. Immigrant workers and non-Jews are second class citizens. Even the Ethiopian Jews resettled in recent times took to the streets not so long ago to protest against the racist treatment they receive at the hands of the ethnic European Jews in Israel.
If our own Governments didn't spend so much time coveting what the Arab world sits on, there would be no militant Arabs hitting back at us. Israel also needs it's cut of those resources, oil, water, land, in order to expand by using it's proxies like the US/UK to assist in it's aggression.
Originally posted by Trinity2492
um im jewish and Im not part of some world bank...just trying to make a living like any other person