An Eye Opening Look At Israel's Ugly History

originally posted by: xxspadyxx
a reply to: TheAlmo

This post is absolutely ridiculous and made me make an account on this website and wrote a comment do to how laughable it is that you are calling Israel a terrorist country!!. As far as I and most the world are concerned, Well those who are blinded by not only extreme islamics but the majority of any person who is dumb enough to follow Islam. Israel is the only normal country in that god for saken region in which the world can actually conversant with and talk diplomatic with them unlike there surrounding neighbors who would like to nuke anything and everything in the world that does not follow the way of some stupid bastard named muhammad and the koran. Israel has been defending themselves since day 1 when they became a country, and just because your mad because they don't follow the way of your religion and have been attacked for it from the gecko in which they just kick you ass every time and can single handily defeat every country in there region by themselves DOES NOT MAKE THEM A TERRORIST A STATE. That kind of non-sense comes with following a society who uses religion to do evil.

Holy thread kill batman!!

You are being sarcastic right?

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
You know...

If someone brought me to a party and I wasn't welcomed by everyone present -- I would probably leave instead of trying to get everyone to tolerate my presence.

Don't beat around the bush

What are you trying to say?

a reply to: samsamm9

Heh...he'll probably have a convienient heart attack in custody like Milosevic

a reply to: teamcommander

What would Jesus do? Jesus would talk about is heavenly kingdom that cannot be given away and which will reign forever. He wouldn't care about Earthly kingdoms. Perhaps he'd quote scripture on how the land was promised to Abraham and Abraham gave that promise to his son born of his wife and not of his servant woman.

In other words, the land wouldn't be theirs to claim it was given away by someone else in the first place.

The Jews have a long history of leaving their land, and coming back and kicking off whoever was there. This is just, what, the 4th time they're doing it now?

a reply to: buster2010

No. The Bible. Duh.

That is because the USA has to much influence over the UN, and the US supports what Israel does unconditionally.a reply to: daaskapital

a reply to: alldaylong

Not really. Europeans and Native Americans don't have divine mandates for their land in their culture. Natives especially, who had no understanding of land rights prior to the Europeans, outside the territorial natives to the South.

This is a very unique scenario. Both sides claim their religious texts promise them the land. There is no other place on Earth I know of like this. To choose one side is to say the religion of the other side is wrong. To call for peace is to say both their religions are wrong.

You will never have peace in this scenario for as long as at least one lives. One religion must be removed and eliminated for there to be peace. There is no other route.

originally posted by: Gorman91
a reply to: buster2010

No. The Bible. Duh.

The Jews book is the Torah not the bible. Duh.

a reply to: Gorman91

your getting jews confused with hebrews. jews are european. hebrews are from africa and the middle east.

heres an intresting quote:

The late president of Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser, stated on television,

"you (the Jews) will never be able to live here in peace, because you left here black but came back white. We cannot except you."

the middle east knows israel has no real claim to the land.

a reply to: Gorman91

Not really. Europeans and Native Americans don't have divine mandates for their land in their culture. Natives especially, who had no understanding of land rights prior to the Europeans, outside the territorial natives to the South.

You clearly don't know much about the Native Americans. Many tribes in North America had lands that they claimed as theirs. Anyone passing through their lands had to get permission or fight their way through. The way they saw it they were the only ones that right to that land.

originally posted by: TheAlmo
The entire world agrees on ALL the above resolutions. The entire world voted to pass those condemning resolutions. The entire world knows that Israel is a terrorist state (government and military, not people). Except the USA. This is the truth right before your eyes. You might be thinking, well, there must be other resolutions that condemn Palestine, Hezbollah, and Hamas for the same stuff. Nope. I looked. The only ones that have condemnations for the Muslim side are like 4 or 5 maybe and all of them are towards BOTH sides so it condemns Israel AS WELL!

Yet, somehow, people still think that Israel is a victim. You need to pass this on and show people the hidden ugly face of Israel.

This world is wicked and unjust. You and everyone else will fall when the times comes because sheep like you think religion is wrong. Well, who died and made any of you King?

Everyday signs are being shown to all of us but most of you do not see them.

Can't stand people who blatantly hate religion...anything that comes out of you sheep's mouth is not even close to fact.

a reply to: buster2010

Bible is just a word that means scripture. The Jewish Bible is still a bible.

a reply to: buster2010

Was that before or after the colonists?

a reply to: duesprimusvictorimmortali

Actually you're confusing Jews. Hebrews are a race, Jews are a group of that race, and some of those Jews are European because they were raped for generations in exile. The other group are Samaritans.

Hebrews are not from Africa. They are from the middle east and Babylon, where their father Abraham was a resident along the rivers. African Jews are usually Ethiopian, and are neither Jewish nor Samaritan. These groups in general are called Semitic. They include more white members like in the Caucasus Mountains, more tan members like those Jews still in exile in Persia and India, and more black members like those in Ethiopians. They are a separate branch entirely, added through their many movements and exiles, and marrying in and out of royalties.

I highly doubt Nasser called them black. Arab's a flexible language. Probably said brown and got horribly mistranslated.

Also this is kind of a stupid statement, given that Greeks, Romans, and Spanish people are all today darker skinned after generations of living, intermarrying, and mixing along the Mediterranean. Your quote expects these cultural merges to not happen. They do. The "Mediterranean" race is proof of that.

a reply to: Gorman91

nope. modern day jews in israel have nothing to do with hebrews. they are not Semitic. they are from the Caucasus mountains but they are european converts. they and their families were in europe before the zionist occupied Palestine in 1948 after they betrayed the previous country that took them in.

hebrews are from africa. where exactly do you think eithiopia is?

the jews that were in germany during world war 1 fled to germany because they were being persecuted in russia. germany took them in but they betrayed germany in ww1 to get palestine.



history of jews in russia.

The vast territories of the Russian Empire at one time hosted the largest population of Jews in the world.[6] Within these territories the Jewish community flourished and developed many of modern Judaism's most distinctive theological and cultural traditions, while also facing periods of antisemitic discriminatory policies and persecutions. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, many Soviet Jews took the opportunity of liberalized emigration policies, with over half their population leaving, most for Israel, the United States, Germany, Canada, and Australia. Despite this emigration, the Jews residing in Russia and the nations of the former Soviet Union still constitute the largest Jewish population in Europe. Russian Jews are comprised by a number of different ethnic groups, including Ashkenazi Jews, Mountain Jews, Karaite Jews, Krymchak Jews, Bukharan Jews, Armenian Jews and Georgian Jews.

Jews have been present in contemporary Armenia and Georgia since the Babylonian captivity (see also: Mountain Jews). Records exist from the 4th century showing that there were Armenian cities possessing Jewish populations ranging from 10,000 to 30,000 along with substantial Jewish settlements in the Crimea.[7] The presence of Jews in the territories corresponding to modern Belarus, Ukraine, and the European part of Russia can be traced back to the 7th-14th centuries CE.[8][9][9] Under the influence of the Caucasian Jewish communities (see also: Mountain Jews), Bulan, the Khagan Bek of the Khazars, and the ruling classes of Khazaria (located in what is now Ukraine, southern Russia and Kazakhstan), adopted Judaism at some point in the mid-to-late 8th or early 9th centuries. After the overthrow of the Khazarian kingdom by Sviatoslav I of Kiev (969), Khazar Jews may have fled in large numbers to the Crimea, the Caucasus, and the Russian principality of Kiev, which was formerly a part of the Khazar territory.

a reply to: Gorman91

russia also knows about this they just don't want anything to do with it.

New developements,,


Egypt Seeks Mediator Role With Hamas Amid Crackdown on Islamists



www.bloomberg.com...




“Egypt would likely demand Hamas really put an end to the rocket fire and attacks on Israel, to end its relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood, to cut all contacts with the jihadist groups acting in Sinai and even help in the fight against these elements,” Shaked said."


and,,,

"Two rockets fired from Lebanon land in northern Israel"

Read more: www.dailystar.com.lb...
(The Daily Star :: Lebanon News :: www.dailystar.com.lb...)




now being attacked by Lebanon
as well as Syria,,Hamas and
now Hezbala.

How much more before,,the battle begins?

Anyone going to Meggido? want some company?

a reply to: BobAthome

i wonder what their reaction will be if ISIS takes control of iraq and syria.

a reply to: TheAlmo

Jewish Ugly History goes way back to 950-930 BC

Source


Oh, and the attitude:

I'm a little bit fascist

I thought that land was promised to pastafarians of the flying spaghetti monster.