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If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
Look at the video in post #2 and notice the reference to Israel. Things might be very, very different in the region in that next two weeks or so.
Not the way I read it. The Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution is large enough I do not see anyway they would not be able to take over the government. Then you have an extremist government realy pissed at the U.S. and Israel. There is a reason we meddle in Egypt's affairs, they have really big military, which we sold them coincidently. Senators bought second and third townhomes with the number of contracts that went to Egypt.If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
Look at the video in post #2 and notice the reference to Israel. Things might be very, very different in the region in that next two weeks or so.
YEP the extremists will get hunted down and shot, then their bodies burnt in a pit as an object lesson to the rest of the extremists of what they will face. The Palestinians will just cower behind their women and children as normal.
Not the way I read it. The Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution is large enough I do not see anyway they would not be able to take over the government. Then you have an extremist government realy pissed at the U.S. and Israel. There is a reason we meddle in Egypt's affairs, they have really big military, which we sold them coincidently. Senators bought second and third townhomes with the number of contracts that went to Egypt.If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
Look at the video in post #2 and notice the reference to Israel. Things might be very, very different in the region in that next two weeks or so.
YEP the extremists will get hunted down and shot, then their bodies burnt in a pit as an object lesson to the rest of the extremists of what they will face. The Palestinians will just cower behind their women and children as normal.
With ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
With ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
They are skilled because of the NGOs. They go in and teach or utilize confrontation tactics, pay and have them put the kids in the line of fire. The media is going to redirect attention but the money will not stop. In fact, I would wager that the purpose of the redirection is make sure that the money doesn't stop.
The NGOs, especially those under the banner of human rights, have become over the last 5 years a major topic internationally. They are pulling this crap in a lot of places. These are not the human rights groups that were the bastions of freedom years ago. There is a significant change. The money keeps rolling in.
If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
Look at the video in post #2 and notice the reference to Israel. Things might be very, very different in the region in that next two weeks or so.
YEP the extremists will get hunted down and shot, then their bodies burnt in a pit as an object lesson to the rest of the extremists of what they will face. The Palestinians will just cower behind their women and children as normal.
If you have not checked it out already look at the thread I started: Movements of the Revolutionary Retribution says Foreigners Get out of Egypt by Feb 11th US Message Board - Political Discussion ForumWith ISIS drawing more attention from both the Arab World and the international community and significantly diminished oil revenue throughout the Mideast, economic support for the Palestinians may take a back seat. Meanwhile Egypt has responded to brazen attacks in the Sinai by tightening the noose on Gaza.
Best case scenario: Palestinians may toss Hamas which will be increasingly pressed to provide butter to the masses at the expense of their guns ... something Hamas would not likely do.
Worst case: Gazans will feel so isolated and abandoned that they toss another generation of their kids onto the fire.
I don't think that the Palestinians will take a back a seat. I have found that if anything is going down that the media does not want people to pay attention to then this issue takes a back seat but only in the media...
I didn't say the Pals would take a back seat - they are skilled at stoking the fire and throwing their kids into it - but rather that with all that is happening, economic support for their "cause" from the international community may be in shorter supply.
Look at the video in post #2 and notice the reference to Israel. Things might be very, very different in the region in that next two weeks or so.
YEP the extremists will get hunted down and shot, then their bodies burnt in a pit as an object lesson to the rest of the extremists of what they will face. The Palestinians will just cower behind their women and children as normal.
You are a psychopath. What's with "bodies burnt"? Grow up knucklehead.
Do you believe that the Palestinians have the right to defend themselves?
As I said, you are a psychopath.
Your supporting of the intentional murder of Christians and Muslims in Gaza by calling it "defense" does not change the fact that you support the murder of Christians and Muslims by Jews, one iota.
Why do you make false accusations? Why do you make things up. Is it senility?
You are simply lying, as usual.
""The Christians in the west, most of them, they don't know the realities here. They don't know who is occupying who, who is oppressing who, who is confiscating whose land, who is building walls to try and separate people from one another," Alex Awad, who also pastors East Jerusalem Church, told The Christian Post.
"In the United States and much of Europe people — they just don't understand the realities on the ground," he added......."The Palestinian Christians in Gaza today, they suffer as much as the Palestinian Muslims in Gaza. They are under bombardment. They have only eight hours of electricity of every 24 hours. They have a hard time getting fresh water," he said. "The Palestinian Christians, they don't live in an isolated area where oh, this is a Christian town. No, they live among the Muslims in Gaza and therefore as much as the Muslims are suffering, the Christians are suffering, not only in the Gaza strip but also in the West Bank."
Palestinian Christian Western Christians Don t Understand Gaza Israeli Conflict
Novel idea................Hamas could start spending money on things that would improve the quality of life there instead of weapons and rockets.You are simply lying, as usual.
""The Christians in the west, most of them, they don't know the realities here. They don't know who is occupying who, who is oppressing who, who is confiscating whose land, who is building walls to try and separate people from one another," Alex Awad, who also pastors East Jerusalem Church, told The Christian Post.
"In the United States and much of Europe people — they just don't understand the realities on the ground," he added......."The Palestinian Christians in Gaza today, they suffer as much as the Palestinian Muslims in Gaza. They are under bombardment. They have only eight hours of electricity of every 24 hours. They have a hard time getting fresh water," he said. "The Palestinian Christians, they don't live in an isolated area where oh, this is a Christian town. No, they live among the Muslims in Gaza and therefore as much as the Muslims are suffering, the Christians are suffering, not only in the Gaza strip but also in the West Bank."
Palestinian Christian Western Christians Don t Understand Gaza Israeli Conflict
You are simply lying, as usual.
""The Christians in the west, most of them, they don't know the realities here. They don't know who is occupying who, who is oppressing who, who is confiscating whose land, who is building walls to try and separate people from one another," Alex Awad, who also pastors East Jerusalem Church, told The Christian Post.
"In the United States and much of Europe people — they just don't understand the realities on the ground," he added......."The Palestinian Christians in Gaza today, they suffer as much as the Palestinian Muslims in Gaza. They are under bombardment. They have only eight hours of electricity of every 24 hours. They have a hard time getting fresh water," he said. "The Palestinian Christians, they don't live in an isolated area where oh, this is a Christian town. No, they live among the Muslims in Gaza and therefore as much as the Muslims are suffering, the Christians are suffering, not only in the Gaza strip but also in the West Bank."
Palestinian Christian Western Christians Don t Understand Gaza Israeli Conflict
ISLAMONAZI PROPAGANDA and LIES
Here is the truth
Ethnic Cleansing Christians Middle East Gaza Islamists
ethnic-cleansing in gaza Christians in gaza killed by muslim invaders - YouTube
Christians In Gaza Have Faced Increasing Persecution Since Hamas Wrested Control - Rescue Christians
Disappearing Christians in Gazastan Muslim Ethnic Cleansing of Hindus Pamela Geller Atlas Shrugs
You are simply lying, as usual.
""The Christians in the west, most of them, they don't know the realities here. They don't know who is occupying who, who is oppressing who, who is confiscating whose land, who is building walls to try and separate people from one another," Alex Awad, who also pastors East Jerusalem Church, told The Christian Post.
"In the United States and much of Europe people — they just don't understand the realities on the ground," he added......."The Palestinian Christians in Gaza today, they suffer as much as the Palestinian Muslims in Gaza. They are under bombardment. They have only eight hours of electricity of every 24 hours. They have a hard time getting fresh water," he said. "The Palestinian Christians, they don't live in an isolated area where oh, this is a Christian town. No, they live among the Muslims in Gaza and therefore as much as the Muslims are suffering, the Christians are suffering, not only in the Gaza strip but also in the West Bank."
Palestinian Christian Western Christians Don t Understand Gaza Israeli Conflict
ISLAMONAZI PROPAGANDA and LIES
Here is the truth
Ethnic Cleansing Christians Middle East Gaza Islamists
ethnic-cleansing in gaza Christians in gaza killed by muslim invaders - YouTube
Christians In Gaza Have Faced Increasing Persecution Since Hamas Wrested Control - Rescue Christians
Disappearing Christians in Gazastan Muslim Ethnic Cleansing of Hindus Pamela Geller Atlas Shrugs
Well, posting links to Hasbara sponsored sites certainly makes your point. Why can't you ever, I mean ever, link to anything but propaganda? Do you ever read anything but propaganda on the subject?
