Is anybody old enough to remember?

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
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Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

He’s got no idea.

Why didnt they put israel on the coin?

You have no idea

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Wrong because there was no israel

 

[Mindful]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

This isn’t the troll area.

 

[JoeB131]

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Yes, they do seem to wear out their welcome wherever they go.

That said, it was the British who came up with the Balfour Declaration to try to settle the place with Proxy Colonists to expand their influence. The funny thing is, between 1919 and 1945, not a whole lot of Europe's Jews were that keen on the idea.

That changed after the war... But the concept of giving them the Palestinians' land because Europe felt bad about the Holocaust is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

 

[Mindful]

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Yes, they do seem to wear out their welcome wherever they go.

That’s an asinine thing to say.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

Lol where were israels borders..

Israel wasn't a country until 1948.
Now tell me more about this other country.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Yes, they do seem to wear out their welcome wherever they go.

That said, it was the British who came up with the Balfour Declaration to try to settle the place with Proxy Colonists to expand their influence. The funny thing is, between 1919 and 1945, not a whole lot of Europe's Jews were that keen on the idea.

That changed after the war... But the concept of giving them the Palestinians' land because Europe felt bad about the Holocaust is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

More like you giving the Ottoman's house in Kenya to a Kenyan family.

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

This isn’t the troll area.

So leave, because you can not add or subtract anything.

You already tried

 

[esalla]

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Yes, they do seem to wear out their welcome wherever they go.

That said, it was the British who came up with the Balfour Declaration to try to settle the place with Proxy Colonists to expand their influence. The funny thing is, between 1919 and 1945, not a whole lot of Europe's Jews were that keen on the idea.

That changed after the war... But the concept of giving them the Palestinians' land because Europe felt bad about the Holocaust is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

More like you giving the Ottoman's house in Kenya to a Kenyan family.

No one wants your trailer

 

[Dogmaphobe]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

He’s got no idea.

Why didnt they put israel on the coin?

You have no idea

I’m not going to explain it to you.

It would fry your brain, and I don’t want the responsibility.

In other words you are beaten by logic...

Happens every time

How old were you when you dropped out of school?

I knew the difference between a land designation and a people by middle school.

 

[Mindful]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

This isn’t the troll area.

So leave, because you can not add or subtract anything.

You already tried

You’re trolling.

You might be gone soon.

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

This isn’t the troll area.

So leave, because you can not add or subtract anything.

You already tried

You’re trolling.

You might be gone soon.

You still would not be able to change history, and the 1944 coin with the word palestine would still be real

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

He’s got no idea.

Why didnt they put israel on the coin?

You have no idea

I’m not going to explain it to you.

It would fry your brain, and I don’t want the responsibility.

In other words you are beaten by logic...

Happens every time

How old were you when you dropped out of school?

I knew the difference between a land designation and a people by middle school.

Lol you just said that it was palistinian land

See you agree

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

This isn’t the troll area.

So leave, because you can not add or subtract anything.

You already tried

You’re trolling.

You might be gone soon.

You still would not be able to change history, and the 1944 coin with the word palestine would still be real

You still would not be able to change history, and the 1944 coin with the word palestine would still be real

And Palestine the country still wouldn't be real.

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

Lol where were israels borders..

Israel wasn't a country until 1948.
Now tell me more about this other country.

But there were coins with palestine on them in 1944.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

Lol where were israels borders..

Israel wasn't a country until 1948.
Now tell me more about this other country.

But there were coins with palestine on them in 1944.

2020, still no country named Palestine.

Maybe they should just be happy with the old coins and stop attacking Israel, eh?

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ esalla, et al,

BLUF: I think all feet are intact.

Then Britain recognized palistine

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

(COMMENT)

In 1944, the term Palestine meant something different (defined differently) then it is today.

The limits of this Order are the territories to which the Mandate for Palestine applies, hereinafter described as Palestine.
SOURCE: The Palestine Order in Council 10 August 1922

The Key phrase being: hereinafter described as Palestine

From 1922 until the present day, the High Commissioner has governed Palestine with the aid of Councils consisting exclusively of British officials.
SOURCE: A/AC.14/8 2 October 1947

"Palestine is today a legal entity but it is not a sovereign state. Palestine is a territory administered under mandate by His Majesty (in respect of the United Kingdom), who is entirely responsible both for its internal administration and for its foreign affairs.
SOURCE: PAL138 27 February 1948

The Government of Palestine was a "Legal Entity" merely called Palestine, but recognized as totally under the responsibility of the UK. "Later in 1923, a third attempt was made to establish an institution through which the Arab population of Palestine could be brought into cooperation with the government." The Arab leaders declined that this offer on the ground that it would not satisfy the aspirations of the Arab people. They added that, never having recognised the status of the Jewish Agency, they had no desire for the establishment of an Arab Agency on the same basis. The Arab leaders declined that this offer on the ground that it would not satisfy the aspirations of the Arab people. → AND → The Arab leaders declined that this offer on the ground that it would not satisfy the aspirations of the Arab people. They added that, never having recognised the status of the Jewish Agency, they had no desire for the establishment of an Arab Agency on the same basis.

This attitude persisted for more than a quarter-century.

◈ The Jewish Immigrants formed a "Jewish Agency."​

◈ The Arab Higher Committee rejected the notion to form an "Arab Agency."​

The consequence of those two decisions at the outset, after the closure of the Occupied Enemy Territory Administration (OETA) and the activation of the British Civil Administration (Mandate Authority), had a definite impact on the success of the Jewish State and the chaos of the Arab Palestinians.

(SIDEBAR)

There is a very interesting Memorandum from the UN Under Secretary-General for Legal Affairs that stated (as one of many points) that:

​

Another interesting point to be made is during period 1988 to 2012 (nearly a quarter-century) it was the PLO that declared independence as the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people based on the Resolution of the Seventh Arab League Summit Conference (1974), more than a decade later.

The Palestine National Council hereby declares, in the Name of God and on behalf of the Palestinian Arab people, the establishment of the State of Palestine in the land of Palestine with its capital at Jerusalem.
SOURCE: A/43/827 S/20278 18 November 1988

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Indeependent]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

He’s got no idea.

Why didnt they put israel on the coin?

You have no idea

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Wrong because there was no israel

I will presume you're not retarded.
The Romans named Israel Palestine.
There was no reason for Britain to name it Israel because the Brits didn't want to antagonize the world.

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

Lol the only thing funny here is how badly your own ignorance exposes you as my pet fool

How come they didn't put israel on the coin, obviously because they were recognizing palestine.

When they recognized this country, what year was it?
What were the borders of this country? The leaders?

Lol where were israels borders..

I bet you are cute when you stomp yer feet

Lol where were israels borders..

Israel wasn't a country until 1948.
Now tell me more about this other country.

But there were coins with palestine on them in 1944.

2020, still no country named Palestine.

Maybe they should just be happy with the old coins and stop attacking Israel, eh?

Only retards would want a dry decrepit desert pigsty in the first place, and that goes for the entire thing, no exceptions. I could care less who drinks camel piss because there is no water in the well, or the other guy dropped arsenic in the well

 

[Indeependent]

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Yes, they do seem to wear out their welcome wherever they go.

That said, it was the British who came up with the Balfour Declaration to try to settle the place with Proxy Colonists to expand their influence. The funny thing is, between 1919 and 1945, not a whole lot of Europe's Jews were that keen on the idea.

That changed after the war... But the concept of giving them the Palestinians' land because Europe felt bad about the Holocaust is like me giving away your house to a black family because I feel bad about slavery.

But the concept of giving them the Palestinians' land because Europe felt bad about the Holocaust
Except that's not what happened.
Maybe that's the story on IslamicJihad.org

 

[esalla]

RE: Is anybody old enough to remember?
⁜→ Ima Fagina, et al,

Palestine pound - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(QUESTION)

Is this not a British Administration Minted Coin???

Is this coin associated with the British Mandate Administration which the Arab Higher Committee rejected opportunities to participate?

View attachment 376859
​

Most Respectfully,
R

Then Britain recognized palistine

When?

When they minted coins with the word palestine on them

You can shoot yourself in foot now sherlock

Because they put a word on a coin that means they were recognizing a country?
That's funny.

He’s got no idea.

Why didnt they put israel on the coin?

You have no idea

Because Britain was almost as anti-Jewish as Nazi Germany.

Wrong because there was no israel

I will presume you're not retarded.
The Romans named Israel Palestine.
There was no reason for Britain to name it Israel because the Brits didn't want to antagonize the world.

Wrong kid, the Romans may have named Palestine, Palestine though