Don Karleone
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 8 Nov 2008
- Messages
- 22,587
- Team supported
- Vampire Squid FC
Lee Kern. Seriously?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Middle East Conflict
- Thread starter The blue phantom
- Start date
I'm not suggesting she's a Non Zionist Jew. Shes definitely a a Zionist Jew.not sure if you are suggesting that she is a non Zionist Jew. As she isn’t Jewish unless she has converted the answer would be no.
The Future’s Blue!
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 17 Dec 2019
- Messages
- 10,892
- Team supported
- City
There seems to be two very discernible sides to this issue, and it’s very divided.The use of the word Zionist on here as some sort of slur is hilarious.
Will there ever be a point when both sides find a central position to work upon?
Mate, in all seriousness. If anyone was smuggling ammo like that they wouldn't put it in transparent packing would they? and in such small amounts. Also there are two different calibre rounds in there. 7.62mm and a smaller round or it maybe a blank. Please stop lying.I thought the world wanted to help the devil's people in Gaza in a humanitarian way,
Since when are kisses in food sacks?
Is it humanitarian?
The release of the horrific footage from the massacre on the 7th today is very telling. It speaks of a nation that is furious for vengeance. Truly, if it were anyone close to me I'd want the same. But then if there had been a whole neighbourhood razed to the ground with everyone in it then I'm be furious too.
I'll never fullynunderstand this whole conflict from either side, but it's up there as one of the saddest (and horrific) things in my lifetime. Hopefully the violence can be de-escalated in a way that, if not quite satisfactory, at least allows a modicum of safety for innocent people
I'll never fullynunderstand this whole conflict from either side, but it's up there as one of the saddest (and horrific) things in my lifetime. Hopefully the violence can be de-escalated in a way that, if not quite satisfactory, at least allows a modicum of safety for innocent people
grunge
Well-Known Member
I thought the world wanted to help the devil's people in Gaza in a humanitarian way,
Since when are kisses in food sacks?
Is it humanitarian?
The Image is from over 2 years ago, originally from Brazil suggesting contamination from the food package factory.
meltonblue
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 14 May 2013
- Messages
- 7,029
FWIW, I thought she was very good including on no obligation to provide food, electricity etc. I think we knew that though.
On the disputed issues, none of us know whether Israeli forces are targeting civilians or not. In addition, there was no thought to how hospital bound civilians would move to the South of Gaza.
I’m not a great fan of the BBC but some of the Beeb bashing on here is laughable.
Yeah I watched that interview and the questions the journalist put to her were entirely right, I have no idea how people get the idea that that constitutes getting her “arse handed to her”, it’s entirely what journalists are supposed to do to people on either side in their view of the conflict - put the opposing view to them and let them argue their point.
I don’t actually think she did argue it particularly well, as it’s the same defence that’s been argued since the beginning. It’s still valid so she did in that context, but there was nothing new there. It’s still right but there’s a reason more people are caveating their support by saying Israel still has to act within international law.
The Future’s Blue!
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 17 Dec 2019
- Messages
- 10,892
- Team supported
- City
I think I saw 3, maybe 4. Disinformation, must be.Mate, in all seriousness. If anyone was smuggling ammo like that they wouldn't put it in transparent packing would they? and in such small amounts. Also there are two different calibre rounds in there. 7.62mm and a smaller round or it maybe a blank. Please stop lying.
Ducado
Well-Known Member
As Confucius said, those seeking vengeance better dig two graves!The release of the horrific footage from the massacre on the 7th today is very telling. It speaks of a nation that is furious for vengeance. Truly, if it were anyone close to me I'd want the same. But then if there had been a whole neighbourhood razed to the ground with everyone in it then I'm be furious too.
I'll never fullynunderstand this whole conflict from either side, but it's up there as one of the saddest (and horrific) things in my lifetime. Hopefully the violence can be de-escalated in a way that, if not quite satisfactory, at least allows a modicum of safety for innocent people
Actions taken in fury and rage are seldom wise, ask the Americans after 9/11, the invasion of Iraq the failed Afghan war for example
You can’t destroy an idea that has taken root, nor destroy an enemy whose fighters don’t mind being killed
What you can do, is cure the conditions that create such things, as a famous Israeli phychologist said about suicide bombers, they don’t wake up full of joy and hope and decide to blow themselves up
Violence begats violence the cycle needs to be broken