Israel ranks among Western world's most corrupt countries

[georgephillip]

Your lies are becoming ever more predictable.

"I don’t know if the Berlin exhibition tries to answer these questions. Perhaps not. Even now, 77 years later, there is no final answer to the question: Why did the German republic collapse?

"This is an all-important question, because now people in Israel are asking, with growing concern: 'Is the Israeli republic collapsing?'

"For the first time, this question is being asked in all seriousness. Throughout the years, we were careful not to mention the word Fascism in public discourse. It raises memories which are too monstrous. Now this taboo has been broken."

Israel on the Verge...

 

[Marc39]

Your lies are becoming ever more predictable.

Lies only to the uneducated, fat boy.

 

[Marc39]

Throughout the years, we were careful not to mention the word Fascism in public discourse.

Martin Luther King, Jr...

I see Israel as one of the great outposts of democracy in the world, and a marvelous example of what can be done, how desert land can be transformed into an oasis of brotherhood and democracy. Peace for Israel means security and that security must be a reality.

"I have a dream" for peace in the Middle East / King's special bond with Israel


Alexis de Toqueville...

I studied the Koran a great deal. I came away from that study with the conviction there have been few religions in the world as deadly to men as that of Muhammad. So far as I can see, it is the principal cause of the decadence so visible today in the Muslim world and, though less absurd than the polytheism of old, its social and political tendencies are in my opinion to be feared, and I therefore regard it as a form of decadence rather than a form of progress in relation to paganism itself.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Democracy-America-Complete-Alexis-Toqueville/dp/1406822701/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1288191338&sr=8-1]Amazon.com: Democracy In America (Complete) (9781406822700): Alexis de Toqueville: Books[/ame]

 

[georgephillip]

"Is Israel on the Verge of a Fascist Takeover?

"Fascists are raising their heads.

"The purveyors of hate, who until now have been spreading their poison at the margins, are now arriving at the center."

Quick.

Find some MLK quotes supporting hate.

Israel on the Verge...

 

[Marc39]

The purveyors of hate

"Oh, Allah, Kill All Jews And Americans"
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7rls9eRKyo[/ame]

 

[P F Tinmore]

"Non-citizens in this case means Arabs. Because, when East Jerusalem was annexed by force to Israel after the 1967 war, its Arab inhabitants were not granted citizenship.

When Jordan illegally seized the West Bank in 1947 and illegally occupied it for 20 years, denying Pallies statehood, Jews were forcibly expelled from Jerusalem and their temples destroyed.

Jerusalem became a piss hole under Muslim rule.

Only when Israel seized Jerusalem in 1967 were people of all faiths permitted to live there and practice their religions freely. The Jews restored Jerusalem to its original glory

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P31QmyEsjhc[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53vViKeUPcY&feature=related[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtEJnTdc5S8[/ame]

 

[Marc39]

Crazy Water Park In Gaza...
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU5NmRkaIt4&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

 

[Urbanguerrilla]

"Non-citizens in this case means Arabs. Because, when East Jerusalem was annexed by force to Israel after the 1967 war, its Arab inhabitants were not granted citizenship.

When Jordan illegally seized the West Bank in 1947 and illegally occupied it for 20 years, denying Pallies statehood, Jews were forcibly expelled from Jerusalem and their temples destroyed.

Jerusalem became a piss hole under Muslim rule.

Only when Israel seized Jerusalem in 1967 were people of all faiths permitted to live there and practice their religions freely. The Jews restored Jerusalem to its original glory

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P31QmyEsjhc[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53vViKeUPcY&feature=related[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtEJnTdc5S8[/ame]

So, theres no freedom of religion in Israel?

 

[Marc39]

So, theres no freedom of religion in Israel?

So, Israel is the only country in the Middle East where there is freedom of religion.

Now, even you know, dunce.

 

[HinduPatriot]

I support Israel to bomb Iran.

God Bless India against Pakistan and God bless Israel against Iran.

Also, God bless USA against Afghanistan.

Fucking Muslim Terrorists will rot in hell.

 

[Marc39]

I support Israel to bomb Iran.

God Bless India against Pakistan and God bless Israel against Iran.

Also, God bless USA against Afghanistan.

Fucking Muslim Terrorists will rot in hell.

How many millions of Hindus have been slaughtered by the Muhammadan?

 

[jillian]

I support Israel to bomb Iran.

God Bless India against Pakistan and God bless Israel against Iran.

Also, God bless USA against Afghanistan.

Fucking Muslim Terrorists will rot in hell.

damn... so many people to hate. how do you keep track?

 

[Urbanguerrilla]

So, theres no freedom of religion in Israel?

So, Israel is the only country in the Middle East where there is freedom of religion.

Now, even you know, dunce.

Fraid not, not according to the evidence Marc, the Israeli police wouldn't allow the people their freedom of religious expression

 

[jillian]

So, theres no freedom of religion in Israel?

So, Israel is the only country in the Middle East where there is freedom of religion.

Now, even you know, dunce.

Fraid not, not according to the evidence Marc, the Israeli police wouldn't allow the people their freedom of religious expression

are you a compulsive liar or are you able to control the problem at times?

 

[Urbanguerrilla]

I support Israel to bomb Iran.

God Bless India against Pakistan and God bless Israel against Iran.

Also, God bless USA against Afghanistan.

Fucking Muslim Terrorists will rot in hell.

damn... so many people to hate. how do you keep track?

A hierarchy of hate

 

[Urbanguerrilla]

So, Israel is the only country in the Middle East where there is freedom of religion.

Now, even you know, dunce.

Fraid not, not according to the evidence Marc, the Israeli police wouldn't allow the people their freedom of religious expression

are you a compulsive liar or are you able to control the problem at times?

I'm a compulsive truther, did you not watch the video, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression - but its ok if we dont tell the rest of the world

 

[Marc39]

Fraid not, not according to the evidence Marc, the Israeli police wouldn't allow the people their freedom of religious expression

are you a compulsive liar or are you able to control the problem at times?

I'm a compulsive truther, did you not watch the video, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression - but its ok if we dont tell the rest of the world

You're a compulsive psychotic.

Why Christian Conservatives Are Israel's Ambassadors
Jay Sekulow, human rights attorney and Director of International Operations at the American Center for Law & Justice

I am writing this blog on a flight from Washington, DC to Amsterdam. I can hear you now, "Someone from the religious right traveling to Amsterdam? It can't be - that bastion of European tolerance isn't a proper destination for a man from the religious right." To quote Freddy Mercury, it's "no pleasure cruise."

There are a team of lawyers traveling with me from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), where I work. Yes, the ACLJ is the Dr. Pat Robertson founded legal organization whose goal is to be the conservative counter to the ACLU. At this point you must be wondering what on earth is the ACLJ doing in the Netherlands?

Although we'll be landing in Amsterdam shortly, The Hague, home of the International Criminal Court (ICC), is our final destination in the Netherlands. We are traveling to The Hague to defend Israel's position regarding Palestinian statehood as it relates to the ICC's jurisdiction over acts committed during the 2008 Gaza War. This trip, traveling in defense of the Jewish State, inspired me to write a brief explanation of why Christian conservatives - those who embrace social conservative, constitutional conservative, and Tea Party labels - are devoted to the State of Israel.

Some observers conclude that the Christian right's support of Israel is biblical. The Bible teaches us that "those who bless" Israel will "be blessed." Time after time, this is an attempt to scare Israelis away from the Christian right. I do not want to take away from the deep spiritual significance of Israel in the hearts of Christians. Yet, to say that religious belief is the sole reason Christian conservatives support Israel is inaccurate. This is not about converting the Jewish people or the end times.

When Sarah Palin met Israeli President Shimon Peres she told him, "the only flag at my office is an Israeli flag and I want you to know and I want Israelis to know that I am a friend." Pastor John Hagee told the thousands gathered at Christians United for Israel's annual Washington, DC event that, "Israel's enemies are our enemies; Israel's fight is our fight. If a line has to be drawn, then let it be drawn around both of us: Christians and Jews, Americans and Israelis."

America's love for Israel is so strong that politicians on the left and right go out of their way to offer verbal support for Israel. President Obama has said that, "The United States is going to be unwavering in its support of Israel's security." Despite these comments, Republican Congressman Mike Pence, an evangelical, noted, "What has become painfully obvious to many Americans is that this administration has become the most anti-Israel administration in American history."

The Christian right stands with Israel because Israel stands for the same values we cherish so deeply - democracy, freedom, and sovereignty. Israel is not only America's most important ally in the Middle East; it is our greatest ally in the world. Does this mean Israel, its politicians, or its military leaders are perfect? Of course, they are not. We criticize Israel in the same way that we criticize our own country, constructively. That being said, we do not meddle in the domestic politics of Israel. We trust that the Israeli people can and will make the best decisions for their country.

So long as Israel seeks our assistance and support, Christian conservatives - organizations, politicians, lawyers, and grassroots activists - will continue to vocally support the Jewish State. We do not do this because some Christians believe in a future spiritual Armageddon. We are committed to Israel because Israel, a fellow democracy, has asked for our help.

Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren said, "The Evangelical community in the United States is a very prominent and crucial component of the United States-Israel relationship. It is a component that has proven vital to Israel's security and well-being in the course of Israel's existence over the last six decades." Congressman Eric Cantor called Israel, "America's steady ally - our only reliable ally - and one true friend in the Middle East." Deputy Speaker of the Knesset MK Danny Danon recently told me in an interview that evangelical support "is essential for Israel."

When the ACLJ appears in defense of Israel's position at the International Criminal Court, we are standing, not as attorneys for the Christian right, but as defenders of one of the world's greatest functioning democracies.

The people of Israel know that their single largest group of supporters, based on raw numbers, is the evangelical movement in the United States and abroad. We are proud to serve as Ambassadors of Israel so long as Israel requests our service.

I have one question for non-evangelicals. When will you join us?

http://onfaith.washingtonpost.com/o...ristian_conservatives_are_israels_ambassadors

 

[Urbanguerrilla]

are you a compulsive liar or are you able to control the problem at times?

I'm a compulsive truther, did you not watch the video, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression - but its ok if we dont tell the rest of the world

You're a compulsive psychotic.

Why Christian Conservatives Are Israel's Ambassadors
Jay Sekulow, human rights attorney and Director of International Operations at the American Center for Law & Justice

I am writing this blog on a flight from Washington, DC to Amsterdam. I can hear you now, "Someone from the religious right traveling to Amsterdam? It can't be - that bastion of European tolerance isn't a proper destination for a man from the religious right." To quote Freddy Mercury, it's "no pleasure cruise."

There are a team of lawyers traveling with me from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), where I work. Yes, the ACLJ is the Dr. Pat Robertson founded legal organization whose goal is to be the conservative counter to the ACLU. At this point you must be wondering what on earth is the ACLJ doing in the Netherlands?

Although we'll be landing in Amsterdam shortly, The Hague, home of the International Criminal Court (ICC), is our final destination in the Netherlands. We are traveling to The Hague to defend Israel's position regarding Palestinian statehood as it relates to the ICC's jurisdiction over acts committed during the 2008 Gaza War. This trip, traveling in defense of the Jewish State, inspired me to write a brief explanation of why Christian conservatives - those who embrace social conservative, constitutional conservative, and Tea Party labels - are devoted to the State of Israel.

Some observers conclude that the Christian right's support of Israel is biblical. The Bible teaches us that "those who bless" Israel will "be blessed." Time after time, this is an attempt to scare Israelis away from the Christian right. I do not want to take away from the deep spiritual significance of Israel in the hearts of Christians. Yet, to say that religious belief is the sole reason Christian conservatives support Israel is inaccurate. This is not about converting the Jewish people or the end times.

When Sarah Palin met Israeli President Shimon Peres she told him, "the only flag at my office is an Israeli flag and I want you to know and I want Israelis to know that I am a friend." Pastor John Hagee told the thousands gathered at Christians United for Israel's annual Washington, DC event that, "Israel's enemies are our enemies; Israel's fight is our fight. If a line has to be drawn, then let it be drawn around both of us: Christians and Jews, Americans and Israelis."

America's love for Israel is so strong that politicians on the left and right go out of their way to offer verbal support for Israel. President Obama has said that, "The United States is going to be unwavering in its support of Israel's security." Despite these comments, Republican Congressman Mike Pence, an evangelical, noted, "What has become painfully obvious to many Americans is that this administration has become the most anti-Israel administration in American history."

The Christian right stands with Israel because Israel stands for the same values we cherish so deeply - democracy, freedom, and sovereignty. Israel is not only America's most important ally in the Middle East; it is our greatest ally in the world. Does this mean Israel, its politicians, or its military leaders are perfect? Of course, they are not. We criticize Israel in the same way that we criticize our own country, constructively. That being said, we do not meddle in the domestic politics of Israel. We trust that the Israeli people can and will make the best decisions for their country.

So long as Israel seeks our assistance and support, Christian conservatives - organizations, politicians, lawyers, and grassroots activists - will continue to vocally support the Jewish State. We do not do this because some Christians believe in a future spiritual Armageddon. We are committed to Israel because Israel, a fellow democracy, has asked for our help.

Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren said, "The Evangelical community in the United States is a very prominent and crucial component of the United States-Israel relationship. It is a component that has proven vital to Israel's security and well-being in the course of Israel's existence over the last six decades." Congressman Eric Cantor called Israel, "America's steady ally - our only reliable ally - and one true friend in the Middle East." Deputy Speaker of the Knesset MK Danny Danon recently told me in an interview that evangelical support "is essential for Israel."

When the ACLJ appears in defense of Israel's position at the International Criminal Court, we are standing, not as attorneys for the Christian right, but as defenders of one of the world's greatest functioning democracies.

The people of Israel know that their single largest group of supporters, based on raw numbers, is the evangelical movement in the United States and abroad. We are proud to serve as Ambassadors of Israel so long as Israel requests our service.

I have one question for non-evangelicals. When will you join us?

http://onfaith.washingtonpost.com/o...ristian_conservatives_are_israels_ambassadors

Eh, thats a lot of writing! anyway, as I was saying, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression

 

[Marc39]

I'm a compulsive truther, did you not watch the video, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression - but its ok if we dont tell the rest of the world

You're a compulsive psychotic.

Why Christian Conservatives Are Israel's Ambassadors
Jay Sekulow, human rights attorney and Director of International Operations at the American Center for Law & Justice

I am writing this blog on a flight from Washington, DC to Amsterdam. I can hear you now, "Someone from the religious right traveling to Amsterdam? It can't be - that bastion of European tolerance isn't a proper destination for a man from the religious right." To quote Freddy Mercury, it's "no pleasure cruise."

There are a team of lawyers traveling with me from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), where I work. Yes, the ACLJ is the Dr. Pat Robertson founded legal organization whose goal is to be the conservative counter to the ACLU. At this point you must be wondering what on earth is the ACLJ doing in the Netherlands?

Although we'll be landing in Amsterdam shortly, The Hague, home of the International Criminal Court (ICC), is our final destination in the Netherlands. We are traveling to The Hague to defend Israel's position regarding Palestinian statehood as it relates to the ICC's jurisdiction over acts committed during the 2008 Gaza War. This trip, traveling in defense of the Jewish State, inspired me to write a brief explanation of why Christian conservatives - those who embrace social conservative, constitutional conservative, and Tea Party labels - are devoted to the State of Israel.

Some observers conclude that the Christian right's support of Israel is biblical. The Bible teaches us that "those who bless" Israel will "be blessed." Time after time, this is an attempt to scare Israelis away from the Christian right. I do not want to take away from the deep spiritual significance of Israel in the hearts of Christians. Yet, to say that religious belief is the sole reason Christian conservatives support Israel is inaccurate. This is not about converting the Jewish people or the end times.

When Sarah Palin met Israeli President Shimon Peres she told him, "the only flag at my office is an Israeli flag and I want you to know and I want Israelis to know that I am a friend." Pastor John Hagee told the thousands gathered at Christians United for Israel's annual Washington, DC event that, "Israel's enemies are our enemies; Israel's fight is our fight. If a line has to be drawn, then let it be drawn around both of us: Christians and Jews, Americans and Israelis."

America's love for Israel is so strong that politicians on the left and right go out of their way to offer verbal support for Israel. President Obama has said that, "The United States is going to be unwavering in its support of Israel's security." Despite these comments, Republican Congressman Mike Pence, an evangelical, noted, "What has become painfully obvious to many Americans is that this administration has become the most anti-Israel administration in American history."

The Christian right stands with Israel because Israel stands for the same values we cherish so deeply - democracy, freedom, and sovereignty. Israel is not only America's most important ally in the Middle East; it is our greatest ally in the world. Does this mean Israel, its politicians, or its military leaders are perfect? Of course, they are not. We criticize Israel in the same way that we criticize our own country, constructively. That being said, we do not meddle in the domestic politics of Israel. We trust that the Israeli people can and will make the best decisions for their country.

So long as Israel seeks our assistance and support, Christian conservatives - organizations, politicians, lawyers, and grassroots activists - will continue to vocally support the Jewish State. We do not do this because some Christians believe in a future spiritual Armageddon. We are committed to Israel because Israel, a fellow democracy, has asked for our help.

Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren said, "The Evangelical community in the United States is a very prominent and crucial component of the United States-Israel relationship. It is a component that has proven vital to Israel's security and well-being in the course of Israel's existence over the last six decades." Congressman Eric Cantor called Israel, "America's steady ally - our only reliable ally - and one true friend in the Middle East." Deputy Speaker of the Knesset MK Danny Danon recently told me in an interview that evangelical support "is essential for Israel."

When the ACLJ appears in defense of Israel's position at the International Criminal Court, we are standing, not as attorneys for the Christian right, but as defenders of one of the world's greatest functioning democracies.

The people of Israel know that their single largest group of supporters, based on raw numbers, is the evangelical movement in the United States and abroad. We are proud to serve as Ambassadors of Israel so long as Israel requests our service.

I have one question for non-evangelicals. When will you join us?

http://onfaith.washingtonpost.com/o...ristian_conservatives_are_israels_ambassadors

Eh, thats a lot of writing! anyway, as I was saying, definite evidence of the Israeli police denying Christians the right to their freedom of religious expression

You're done, retarded little boy. Go to the sandbox.

Muslim Persecution Of Christians...
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adeKtTlejNY[/ame]

 

[Jroc]

Its pretty sad that Isreal has to check all those people for fear of some muslim suicide bomber mixed in with the crowd.