I find this comical. We have the usual Shabbas Goy's bleating away that Israel has suffered the most at the hands of terrorism this is just not the case. It is double edged sword, Israel has done its fair share of terrorism during the beginnings of its origins.
Take a skim through here and see for yourself--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mossad .
Terrorism is in the eyes of the beholder, remember that and be good little shabbas goys.
Take a skim through here and see for yourself--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mossad .
Terrorism is in the eyes of the beholder, remember that and be good little shabbas goys.
Rare as it is, this time I have to side with Mamatried and against Barman.
If Israeli soldiers came to Iraq (or any other Middle East country) they'd immediately become the common target of all muslims, meaning America would lose the support of their current muslim allies. This would make a lasting solution of the conflict impossible.
As has been said before, this is the very reason why all the world pressured Israel not to respond to the missile attacks from Iraq - as soon as Israel had retaliated it would have become impossible for all muslim leaders to continue supporting the war against Iraq as it would be seen as support for Israel (which was what Saddam had hoped for).
Of course, as it happened Israel has achieved some of its goals without having to do anything for it, but I don't think this happened by design. Israel's finger is always on the trigger and I assume it cost them a lot of self-control to stay out of this one.
If Israeli soldiers came to Iraq (or any other Middle East country) they'd immediately become the common target of all muslims, meaning America would lose the support of their current muslim allies. This would make a lasting solution of the conflict impossible.
As has been said before, this is the very reason why all the world pressured Israel not to respond to the missile attacks from Iraq - as soon as Israel had retaliated it would have become impossible for all muslim leaders to continue supporting the war against Iraq as it would be seen as support for Israel (which was what Saddam had hoped for).
Of course, as it happened Israel has achieved some of its goals without having to do anything for it, but I don't think this happened by design. Israel's finger is always on the trigger and I assume it cost them a lot of self-control to stay out of this one.
When one side deliberately kills innocent civilians, and the other side makes every effort to avoid killing innocent civilians, I would call the former terrorists. But that's just me.
If the Israeli's wanted to, they could wipe out virtually the entire population of Gaza in seconds. They just don't. If Hamas could, they would wipe out the entire population of Israel. They just can't.
If the Israeli's wanted to, they could wipe out virtually the entire population of Gaza in seconds. They just don't. If Hamas could, they would wipe out the entire population of Israel. They just can't.
Read these and then read your comments over. You will see how wrong you are.
You fail to realize in many places of the world the uniform you wear is not stripes or camouflage but the color of your skin and wear you live.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun
You fail to realize in many places of the world the uniform you wear is not stripes or camouflage but the color of your skin and wear you live.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun
ucking:You want to talk history? I'll talk history all you want. There has been a Jewish presence in the area called Israel/Palestine for well over 2000 years. In the early 1900s, Jews started moving there in large numbers - legally - to escape persecution in Europe and other middle eastern countries. (The Muslim Ottoman Empire controlled the area, and hardly would have allowed Jews to settle there illegally.) Following the end of WWI, the British promised to establish Palestine as a Jewish homeland, a promise on which they reneged. Still, Jews continued moving to the area, and were met with continuing violence, and hundreds were murdered during Arab riots in the 1920s. This is what convinced many Jews there and elsewhere that the only way they could hope to survive was to revive the call for a Jewish state. Consequently, it inspired the rise of Irgun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920_Palestine_riots
Jewish groups did attempt to relocate thousands of European Jews there in the 1930s. Can't imagine why.
Anyone who doubts the prevalence of anti-semitism need only read this thread. The Jews are criticized as terrorists when they try to defend themselves. When they aren't involved in a conflict, they're criticized as slackers. (When the Israelis unilaterally attacked the Iraqi nuclear facility in 1981 the world criticism, including from the US, was deafening. One can only imagine what would happen if they took similar action today against Iran.) When the Jews tried to escape Europe in the 1930s, they were criticized as interlopers and attacked, as evidenced by your link. When they marched to the gas chambers, they were viewed by many as contemptible.
Unfortunately for the C-Golds and the Degenerates of the world, they're not about to let that happen again.
I was born in Israel. You have no clue what you're talking about and are opening Pandoras Box. You're quite the Shabbos Goyim. You're a wannabe Jew who does our bidding. The Ashkenazi Jews who came to Israel had no ties to Israel or Judea. It was the Sephardic who had been there for over 2000 years, and if you knew anything of genetics Arabs are also Semites, so quite your ignore spiell you schmuck, it is the same ole shit with you fools always. You pipe off what you hear in some class and continue it like a mocking bird.. CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP. Golda Meir was born in Wisconsin and she helped build up Israel damn near more than anyone.
Israel doesn't need have to get into war in Iraq because a single Jewish fingernail is worth more than 1000 Arab or Goyim lives.
Later Shabbos,
Degen
Israel doesn't need have to get into war in Iraq because a single Jewish fingernail is worth more than 1000 Arab or Goyim lives.
Later Shabbos,
Degen
Well, as long as you're going to address the points I raised and refrain from ad homenim attacks. I have no idea what a "Shobbos Goyim" is, but I'm assuming it's an insult.
Anyway, I don't care where you were born and I'm not about to do anyone's bidding. Just interested in the facts...
Anyway, I don't care where you were born and I'm not about to do anyone's bidding. Just interested in the facts...
Shabbos is obviously the jewish day of rest.
goy is a non-jew.
When a jew needs something done on the sabbath that is prohibited to be done by a jew (turn a light on or off) they will sometimes ask a non-jew to help out. That is where the term shabbos goy comes from.
I work with alot of non-jews that lived in jewish areas and jokingly refer to themselves as shabbos goys.
Its only retards like degeneratedood that use it derogetorily.
While he claims to having been born in israel, he is most probably not jewish.
Coalition deaths by country
USA: 4,124
UK: 176
Italy: 33
Poland: 23
Ukraine: 18
Bulgaria: 13
Spain: 11
Denmark: 7
El Salvador: 5
Georgia: 5
Slovakia: 4
Latvia: 3
Romania: 3
Australia: 2
Estonia: 2
Netherlands: 2
Thailand: 2
Azerbaijan: 1
Czech Republic: 1
Hungary: 1
South Korea: 1
TOTAL: 4,438
Is there a specific reason why South Korea, Azerbaijan, Estonia, Thailand, Latvia, Georgia ( during their own war), El Salvador, Ukraine, Bulgaria, and Poland have more troop deaths than Israel? Where are the Israeli troops ?
Is there a reason why Israeli troops aren't in Iraq? Too dangerous? Their own problems? Money issues? Don't care? Want other people to fight their battle for them? Would they fight Iran but not Iraq? What is the deal here?
Don't you think Israel has more to gain from a stable Iraq than say El Salvador? Saddam Hussein did shoot scud missles at Israel during Gulf War 1, yet Israel isn't helping out now? Saddam never shot missles at Thailand...
Any thoughts?
Not a very politically astute commentary.
Perhaps one can ask how many Americans of Jewish faith currently serve in Operation Enduring Freedom?
Or how many participated in the invasion of Iraq 2003 and or just plain serve in the armed forces of the U.S. of A.?
I'll give you a hint, you will only need one hand to count them.
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