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How again have you dismantled the fact that anti Zionism is just another fancy name for anti Semetism? Other than saying that "you can still be one but not the other". And, do you find it difficult to type with paws?Ha! Did you vomit something that resembles a coherent response? You just spent all this time and effort with accomplished absolutely nothing. Next time try addressing the points being made instead of rambling irrelevant bullshit. Major FAIL. Ha ha.Yes, Frau Goebbels, I'm aware of the definition of the term, and no, Frau Goebbels, being against it doesn't equate to being anti-Semitic, no matter how hard you stamp your little combat bootsies.
And the number of Islamic countries is utterly irrelevant to the subject. Let's do have you stop trying to reference things that have no bearing on the topic, hmmm?
You really need to learn better English, Frau Goebbels, and stop drinking Nazi urine imported from Paraguay.
It's really fucking with your head.
Sorry to have utterly dismantled your nonsensical bullshit, Frau Goebbels, and I can completely understand why you're so desperate to distract from that fact.
Tell you what, I'll chip in $6.08 for an English tutor for you.
That offer will always be good.
How again have you dismantled the fact that anti Zionism is just another fancy name for anti Semetism? Other than saying that "you can still be one but not the other"? And, do you find it difficult to type with paws?Ha! Did you vomit something that resembles a coherent response? You just spent all this time and effort with accomplished absolutely nothing. Next time try addressing the points being made instead of rambling irrelevant bullshit. Major FAIL. Ha ha.
Sorry to have utterly dismantled your nonsensical bullshit, Frau Goebbels, and I can completely understand why you're so desperate to distract from that fact.
Tell you what, I'll chip in $6.08 for an English tutor for you.
That offer will always be good.
Wow, your debating skills have utterly destroyed my and Dr. King's assessment that "Anti Zionists are anti Semites". Next time take 'er easy, professor.How again have you dismantled the fact that anti Zionism is just another fancy name for anti Semetism? Other than saying that "you can still be one but not the other"? And, do you find it difficult to type with paws?Sorry to have utterly dismantled your nonsensical bullshit, Frau Goebbels, and I can completely understand why you're so desperate to distract from that fact.
Tell you what, I'll chip in $6.08 for an English tutor for you.
That offer will always be good.
Awwwww... I'm sorry, Frau Goebbels, but that's simply not a fact, no matter how much of your hair you pull out and pout.
You can't change reality, and you can't change the meanings of words.
Ready to take me up on that $6.08?
Wow, what an amazing, relevant, witty, and funny retort! Or would that be "retard" in the case of groinboy? ha ha.I assure you, oral sex has nothing to do with hate.Hater.
It is also not cheating!
Wow, your debating skills have utterly destroyed my and Dr. King's assessment that "Anti Zionists are anti Semites". Next time take 'er easy, professor.How again have you dismantled the fact that anti Zionism is just another fancy name for anti Semetism? Other than saying that "you can still be one but not the other"? And, do you find it difficult to type with paws?
Awwwww... I'm sorry, Frau Goebbels, but that's simply not a fact, no matter how much of your hair you pull out and pout.
You can't change reality, and you can't change the meanings of words.
Ready to take me up on that $6.08?
"I am not against Islam, I just believe Muslims shouldn't be running Mecca!"
Ho ho ho.
You pointed out jackshit. That's what you did. But I assume that is a usual habit with you.Wow, your debating skills have utterly destroyed my and Dr. King's assessment that "Anti Zionists are anti Semites". Next time take 'er easy, professor.Awwwww... I'm sorry, Frau Goebbels, but that's simply not a fact, no matter how much of your hair you pull out and pout.
You can't change reality, and you can't change the meanings of words.
Ready to take me up on that $6.08?
"I am not against Islam, I just believe Muslims shouldn't be running Mecca!"
Ho ho ho.
There is no debate here, Frau Goebbels. You are irrationally conflating two different terms.
I pointed that out.
You ran away from your own words, and haven't 'debated' a single thing.
My offer's still good!
That all depends on how much protein you can swallow at one time?Wow, what an amazing, relevant, witty, and funny retort! Or would that be "retard" in the case of groinboy? ha ha.
Talk about disgusting, that's what a piece of shit Jew-hating IslamoNazi worshiper like you does when you can't refute Dr. Kings words.Zionists use Judaism, like the neocons use Christianity; neither care about the teachings of each religion, both use them only to further a political agenda.
You people are fucking disgusting trying to use a man who dedicated his life for "peace", to help invoke a positive image for such a barbaric and fascist nation, that has no regard for human rights and international law.
There's nothing rational to refute about his statement, which was an unsupported bald assertion. He conflated two things without justification.
Being against Zionism does not necessarily equate to being anti-Semitic.
You can dance around that fact all day long, but it won't change reality.
You go girl!And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
Talk about disgusting, that's what a piece of shit Jew-hating IslamoNazi worshiper like you does when you can't refute Dr. Kings words.
There's nothing rational to refute about his statement, which was an unsupported bald assertion. He conflated two things without justification.
Being against Zionism does not necessarily equate to being anti-Semitic.
You can dance around that fact all day long, but it won't change reality.
And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
There's nothing rational to refute about his statement, which was an unsupported bald assertion. He conflated two things without justification.
Being against Zionism does not necessarily equate to being anti-Semitic.
You can dance around that fact all day long, but it won't change reality.
And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
Being against Zionism is being Anti-Semite. You know people don't accept antisemitism with open armes like they once used to, so you cover it with being "Anti-Zionists". But every mask, is this, just a mask. And Zionism, like JUDAISM, will survive.
"But the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied and the more they spread abroad." (Exodus 1:12)
When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews, You are talking anti-Semitism!
In a discussion at the home of Marty Peretz in Cambridge, Massachusetts (27 October 1967), as quoted in The Socialism of Fools : The Left, the Jews and Israel by Seymour Martin Lipset in Encounter magazine (December 1969), p. 24; in the anecdotal recounting of the incident Lipset writes:
One of the young men present happened to make some remark against the Zionists. Dr. King snapped at him and said, "Don't talk like that! When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews. You're talking anti-Semitism!"
Further corroboration of Lipset's account of such remarks by King has been made in research done by Martin Kramer posted in "In the words of Martin Luther King…" in his Sandbox (12 March 2012). In this he states that he wrote to Marty Peretz "to ask whether the much-quoted exchange did take place at his Cambridge home on that evening almost 45 years ago. His answer: 'Absolutely'.""
And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
Being against Zionism is being Anti-Semite. You know people don't accept antisemitism with open armes like they once used to, so you cover it with being "Anti-Zionists". But every mask, is this, just a mask. And Zionism, like JUDAISM, will survive.
"But the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied and the more they spread abroad." (Exodus 1:12)
No, I'm sorry, but however desperately you want that to be the case, it's simply not.
You're becoming a tautological respondbot with no basis in linguistic reality.
And, no, citations from the OT have absolutely zero relevance to this topic.
Didn't think I'd have to ask this, but please be less stupid.
Skitt? Is that you Skitt? Where ya been Boy?And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
Being against Zionism is being Anti-Semite. You know people don't accept antisemitism with open armes like they once used to, so you cover it with being "Anti-Zionists". But every mask, is this, just a mask. And Zionism, like JUDAISM, will survive.
"But the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied and the more they spread abroad." (Exodus 1:12)
No, I'm sorry, but however desperately you want that to be the case, it's simply not.
You're becoming a tautological respondbot with no basis in linguistic reality.
And, no, citations from the OT have absolutely zero relevance to this topic.
Didn't think I'd have to ask this, but please be less stupid.
The Good Doctor nailed it.
There's nothing rational to refute about his statement, which was an unsupported bald assertion. He conflated two things without justification.
Being against Zionism does not necessarily equate to being anti-Semitic.
You can dance around that fact all day long, but it won't change reality.
And Martin Luther King probably never said those words , either. Another poster previously pointed out the sources Roudy uses that purportedly record the words of Martin Luther King have been proven in the past to lack credibility.
Being againt Zionism is being a moral person, being a person with a conscience.
I am sure if Martin Luther King was here now he would be against Zionism today.
And if you want to see proof of that, you can see his followers, who were there with Martin Luther King in the Civil Rights Movement, visiting the Israeli Occupied village of Nabi Saleh and standing on a roof crying as they watched children attacked by Israel with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets. They told the Palestinian villagers what they saw in the Occupation, in Occupied Nabeh Saleh was just like what blacks experienced in America, pre Civil Rights Movement days.
Phil Weiss, founder of Mondoweiss, recently visited Occupied Nabi Saleh, in November, and he speaks about the visit to Nabi Saleh by a delegation of the Martin Luther King center for nonviolent change in October.
"Still these rural people carry on. And the international attention gives the villagers hope that they will one day prevail, and that the settlement will be removed from their land and their spring returned to them. Iyad Tamimi, a member of the popular committee, described an inspiring visit in October by a delegation from the Martin Luther King Center for non-violent change. Two dozen veterans of the civil rights movement came to Nabi Saleh, and because they didn't want to be exposed to tear gas and rubber bullets, sat in chairs on the roof to observe. It was not theater to them. It was their own history. Most of them were crying, Iyad said; they told him this is exactly what they experienced in the south. The visitors assured the villagers that Nabi Saleh will prevail, as the civil rights demonstrators in the south prevailed"
A bad day in Nabi Saleh | Mondoweiss
Sherri
Being against Zionism is being Anti-Semite. You know people don't accept antisemitism with open armes like they once used to, so you cover it with being "Anti-Zionists". But every mask, is this, just a mask. And Zionism, like JUDAISM, will survive.
"But the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied and the more they spread abroad." (Exodus 1:12)
No problem. Just watching these hating scumbags coming out of the woodwork to discredit a valid quote, to no avail of course, is very interesting and entertaining. First they try to confuse it with a "letter," and now they question Dr. King's integrity and judgement.
In a discussion at the home of Marty Peretz in Cambridge, Massachusetts (27 October 1967), as quoted in The Socialism of Fools : The Left, the Jews and Israel by Seymour Martin Lipset in Encounter magazine (December 1969), p. 24; in the anecdotal recounting of the incident Lipset writes:
One of the young men present happened to make some remark against the Zionists. Dr. King snapped at him and said, "Don't talk like that! When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews. You're talking anti-Semitism!"
Further corroboration of Lipset's account of such remarks by King has been made in research done by Martin Kramer posted in "In the words of Martin Luther King…" in his Sandbox (12 March 2012). In this he states that he wrote to Marty Peretz "to ask whether the much-quoted exchange did take place at his Cambridge home on that evening almost 45 years ago. His answer: 'Absolutely'.""
God bless you, Sir, for reminding me of how fervent Dr. Martin Luther King was against anti-semitism! Oh my God! I am a white woman ( with a male screen name but hey! There is a purpose behind everything so.......) who loved Dr. Kings sermons warning against Anti -semitism and that Communism was enemy no 1 and by that he meant MARXISM! I live in the south and you cannot travel far without seeing his name gracing one of our street signs! God bless him! I thank God for Christian men who stand up for Israel as he surely did! - Jeremiah
King said it. Nya Nya Nya. And nobody gives a rat's ass about Malcolm X, nation of Islam Black panther asshole. Eat shit.The Good Doctor nailed it.
king didn't say it.
"The zionist argument to justify Israel's present occupation of Arab Palestine has no intelligent or legal basis in history."
malcolm x
malcolm x - quotations
as to whom the "good doctor nailed", we won't know that until 2027 now, will we? i do doubt though, that he would refer to those women as "it". i believe he referred to him as a "form of anxiety reduction" but never "it"s.
you gotta get down to the hood more. even this white paddy knows it ain't MLK jr's pic hanging on the walls of the barber shops. it is that skinny guy with specs, lookin' all righteous and angry. some may have a pic of a. philip randolph, but nary a one of MLK jr.
zzzzzzzThat all depends on how much protein you can swallow at one time? You're the champ bragging your abilities, how much can you swallow?Wow, what an amazing, relevant, witty, and funny retort! Or would that be "retard" in the case of groinboy? ha ha.
Or if you prefer your protein taken rectally? Like you? No thanks. Fridays at the mosque must be a busy time for Uranus.
BTW, I bet you didn't know, Neo was half arab? and that matters how? Did you know The Matrix was not allowed to be shown in Muslim countries, because of Biblical references to Zion?
(Mother from Tel Aviv, Father from Mosul, they met
at a Beruit disco and conceived a superhero)
Read the book!
