Bored of Peace or one more reason I left Trump and MAGA

Another thread where the facts don't matter. Where anything adverse about Trump, especially the legit facts, are met with lies, embellishment and personal attacks by Trumps loyalist.

We go from the hard left crap flooding this forum with that kind of stuff about Biden, Harris or anyone on the left. To the Trump tribe doing it for him.

It would fine, if the tribe would bring something substantial to the debate. That would make this an actual conversation or debate.

'Adverse'? Reposting a meme, or did he kill your grandma too? 🤡
 
Another thread where the facts don't matter. Where anything adverse about Trump, especially the legit facts, are met with lies, embellishment and personal attacks by Trumps loyalist.

We go from the hard left crap flooding this forum with that kind of stuff about Biden, Harris or anyone on the left. To the Trump tribe doing it for him.

It would fine, if the tribe would bring something substantial to the debate. That would make this an actual conversation or debate.
what fact are we ignoring?
 
no you didn't. now you are behaving like a democrat idiot. nanny nanny nanny boo boo huh?
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For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza, aimed at maintaining a "fragile ceasefire" and keeping Hamas functional as a counterweight to the Palestinian Authority. This policy involved authorizing monthly cash transfers to Hamas officials, a strategy critics argue allowed Hamas to fund its military wing and strengthen its grip on Gaza.
The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel +2
Key Details on Qatari Funds and Netanyahu's Policy:
  • Method of Transfer: From 2018 onward, Israel permitted suitcases holding millions of dollars in Qatari cash to enter Gaza via its crossings.
  • Purpose: The funds were aimed at paying salaries of Hamas bureaucrats, purchasing fuel, and supporting families, with the goal of preventing a humanitarian crisis and avoiding broader conflict.
  • Scale: Qatar provided roughly $30 million per month to Gaza, with Israeli approval.
  • Netanyahu’s Strategy: Netanyahu believed that supporting Hamas in Gaza and keeping the Palestinian national movement divided between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the West Bank would reduce pressure to negotiate for a Palestinian state.
  • Aftermath and Criticism: Following the October 7, 2023, attacks, this policy faced intense scrutiny, with critics arguing the funds allowed Hamas to divert its own revenue toward buying weapons and constructing infrastructure for the assault.
    The New York Times
    The New York Times +6
While some supporters of Netanyahu argued that the payments were a necessary evil to "buy quiet" and maintain the status quo, the policy has been described as a major gamble that backfired.
NPR
NPR +1
 
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For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza, aimed at maintaining a "fragile ceasefire" and keeping Hamas functional as a counterweight to the Palestinian Authority. This policy involved authorizing monthly cash transfers to Hamas officials, a strategy critics argue allowed Hamas to fund its military wing and strengthen its grip on Gaza.
View attachment 1243954The Times of Israel +2
Key Details on Qatari Funds and Netanyahu's Policy:
  • Method of Transfer: From 2018 onward, Israel permitted suitcases holding millions of dollars in Qatari cash to enter Gaza via its crossings.
  • Purpose: The funds were aimed at paying salaries of Hamas bureaucrats, purchasing fuel, and supporting families, with the goal of preventing a humanitarian crisis and avoiding broader conflict.
  • Scale: Qatar provided roughly $30 million per month to Gaza, with Israeli approval.
  • Netanyahu’s Strategy: Netanyahu believed that supporting Hamas in Gaza and keeping the Palestinian national movement divided between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the West Bank would reduce pressure to negotiate for a Palestinian state.
  • Aftermath and Criticism: Following the October 7, 2023, attacks, this policy faced intense scrutiny, with critics arguing the funds allowed Hamas to divert its own revenue toward buying weapons and constructing infrastructure for the assault.
    View attachment 1243953The New York Times +6
While some supporters of Netanyahu argued that the payments were a necessary evil to "buy quiet" and maintain the status quo, the policy has been described as a major gamble that backfired.
View attachment 1243952NPR +1

Even that narrative does not agree with yours. :dunno:
 
Are the Iranian mullahs 'satanic'?

I don't live in Iran.

Let's compare on the Satanic meter. Iran has the second largest Jewish population in the ME. Jews have synagogues and kosher shops throughout Iran and live in peace. Persians do not spit on them or desecrate their sites like happens to Christians in Israel
 
Even that narrative does not agree with yours. :dunno:
I said, For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza
They said, For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza

Totally different, right?
 
I don't live in Iran.

Let's compare on the Satanic meter. Iran has the second largest Jewish population in the ME. Jews have synagogues and kosher shops throughout Iran and live in peace. Persians do not spit on them or desecrate their sites like happens to Christians in Israel

You don't live in Israel either.

So you approve of the Iranian mullahs, that's all you had to say. I already knew that, just wanted clarification.

And you are full of shit as usual.

Iran's Jewish population (approx. 5,000–8,000, down from over 100,000 in 1979) faces a complex reality: they are recognized as an official religious minority with a reserved parliamentary seat, yet live under heavy government monitoring. While they generally practice their religion freely, they are treated as second-class citizens, barred from high-ranking government roles, and face legal discrimination.
PBS +6

Key details regarding the treatment of Iranian Jews include:
  • Legal Status and Restrictions: Iran’s Jews face institutional inequalities. They cannot serve as military commanders, judges, or in senior government positions, as described by this FDD analysis.
  • Surveillance and Political Tension: The regime closely monitors the community, and there is extreme hostility towards any suspected ties to Israel, as discussed in this Reddit thread. Even visiting Israel has resulted in long prison sentences for elderly Iranian Jews, notes this FDD analysis.
  • Community Life: There are active synagogues (13 in some reports, up to 100 in others with 31 in Tehran) and Jewish schools in Iran, according to PBS and the Jewish Virtual Library. The community often keeps a low political profile to survive, notes this Forward article.
  • Persecution and Exodus: Following the 1979 revolution, many Jews were arrested on false espionage charges, and many have faced harassment. The community has dwindled significantly as most emigrated, details
 
I said, For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza
They said, For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government enabled millions in Qatari cash to enter Gaza

Totally different, right?

No, you said that he allowed it in order to fund hamas terrorism, why lie now?
 
I don't live in Iran.

Let's compare on the Satanic meter. Iran has the second largest Jewish population in the ME. Jews have synagogues and kosher shops throughout Iran and live in peace. Persians do not spit on them or desecrate their sites like happens to Christians in Israel

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