The world often says "tough titty" when people are killed and your Islamist "brethren" will scream what they always scream when slaughtering people ... "Allahu Akbar!"
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Israel on Sunday confiscated nearly 1,000 acres of privately owned Palestinian land near an Israeli
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The world often says "tough titty" when people are killed and your Islamist "brethren" will scream what they always scream when slaughtering people ... "Allahu Akbar!"
Roudy
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You Muslims have been trying to do that for a while, eh?
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Neither does your opinion towards a website mean shit, especially when it's used as Internet toilet paper.
GR, RT and PressTV are a 3-legged cripple that exists only to attract the not-too-brights who scour the fetid bowels of the Internet for anything that supports their hatred. Dildo evidently qualifies.
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They used schools and hospitals in the camps. It did not begin with hamas but with arafat decades eariler
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He's actually an honorary member isn't he?
Founding member.
Papa once told me never to argue with the not-too-brights ... they drag you down to their level and then beat you up with their experience.
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Maybe it's just.................the Fact that the Terrorists are spouting ISLAM AND ANDABAR ANKINBAR........as they blow themselves and anybody near them up..................
MAYBE!!!!!!!!!
What should be call them........buddist monks..........oh I forgot we can't insult them it would hurt their little feelings........Christians......you can hurt their feelings.....that's ok right........
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According to Tinmore they're freakdom fighters.
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Cause of deathThis conflict is producing extremists on both sides. would you call Baruch Goldstein an animal?
Bzzzzz wrong. Muslims are intolerant imperialistic savages that are still living in the 7th century. Palestinians are the bastard children of Islamism and Nazism.
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As you get older you realize the animals Israel is dealing with, and start respecting their perseverance and bravery in the face of Arab Nazi animals who want to commit a second Holocaust on the Jews.
True story.
Again, the actual experience is the opposite. The brainwashing Americans undergo tends to wear off after Americans are exposed to the facts regarding the Israeli/Palestine issue. The polls also disagree with your assertion.
That hasn't been my experience. I used to be pretty sympathetic. But watching them slaughter a jewish driver who got lost.... Changed my view of Palestine. And seeing them celebrate 9/11, pretty much killed off any and all sympathy for their cause completely.
Whether or not your claims are true, I don't know and don't care. But for me, as far as I'm concerned, they are animals. Pure and simply, they are beasts. Just plain and simple, animals that deserve whatever they get. No sympathy, no support.
So when you post "illegal settlements" and "Israel confiscated...." to me that's cause for celebration. Fewer animals is a plus for all humanity.
Baruch Goldstein
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Baruch Goldstein
Born (1956-12-09)December 9, 1956
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Died February 25, 1994(1994-02-25) (aged 37)
Hebron, West Bank
Cause of death
Beaten to death
Resting place
Kiryat Arba, across from the Meir Kahane Memorial Park
Residence Kiryat Arba
Other names Benjamin Goldstein[1]
Alma mater Yeshiva University (1977) highest honors, Albert Einstein College of Medicine[1]
Occupation Physician (emergency doctor)
Years active 11
Known for Killing 29 Palestinians and injuring 125
Religion Orthodox Judaism
Spouse(s) Miriam Goldstein
Baruch Kopel Goldstein (Hebrew: ברוך קופל גולדשטיין; December 9, 1956 – February 25, 1994) was an American-born Israeli physician and religious extremist. He is known for being the mass murderer[2] who perpetrated the 1994 Cave of the Patriarchs massacre in the city of Hebron, killing 29 Palestinian Muslim worshipers and wounding another 125.[3][4]
Beaten to death
For every Baruch Goldstein there are 100,000 Muslims who are much worse.
Billo_Really
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You're not even qualified to comment on GR. Your comments are as stupid as telling Michael Jordan how to shoot a basketball.
Brilliant response! Fuckin' brilliant!
Roudy
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Big mouth strikes again!
Global Research Globalresearch.ca (also under the domain name globalresearch.org) may best be described as a left-wing equivalent to WND. It is the website of the Montreal-based non-profit The Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG), founded by Michel Chossudovsky. While seeming sincere with it’s own self description, “as an “independent research and media organization.” It is anything but.
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.
B’nai Brith Canada discovered that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky in which he questioned how many Jews actually died in the Holocaust, if any at all! Chossudovsky claimed that those comments and the forum are completely separate from the views Global Research, even though he controls both sites. Chussodovsky himself believes that US had knowledge of the 9/11 attacks before they happened, Washington has Weapons that could control the weather (AKA HARRP), and that the Large US Banks purposely destroyed the US Economy in 2008.
In Mike Karadjis' 2000 book Bosnia, Kosova, and the West, Chossudovsky is referred to as a "pro-Milošević leftist", as well as accused of "systematically distorting events in Albania and the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s".
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca as "rife with anti-Jewish conspiracy theory and Holocaust denial." B'nai Brith Canada had complained that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky that questioned how many Jews died in the Holocaust. Chossudovsky responded that there was a disclaimer that the website was not to be held responsible for the views expressed in the forum, and he had the comment removed. He also said that he was of Jewish heritage and would be one of the last people to condone antisemitic views.[6] The same article also reported that B'nai Brith Canada wrote a letter to the University of Ottawa asking for the university "to conduct its own investigation of this propagandist site."[6]
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues."[7] Listed alongside Chossudovsky were Sunera Thobani, Shannon Bell, John McMurtry, Shadia Drury, Taiaiake Alfred, Leo Panitch, Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Sophie Quigley, and Joel Bakan. Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization"[7] and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".[7]
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Big mouth strikes again!
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.
In Mike Karadjis' 2000 book Bosnia, Kosova, and the West, Chossudovsky is referred to as a "pro-Milošević leftist", as well as accused of "systematically distorting events in Albania and the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s".
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca as "rife with anti-Jewish conspiracy theory and Holocaust denial." B'nai Brith Canada had complained that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky that questioned how many Jews died in the Holocaust. Chossudovsky responded that there was a disclaimer that the website was not to be held responsible for the views expressed in the forum, and he had the comment removed. He also said that he was of Jewish heritage and would be one of the last people to condone antisemitic views.[6] The same article also reported that B'nai Brith Canada wrote a letter to the University of Ottawa asking for the university "to conduct its own investigation of this propagandist site."[6]
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues."[7] Listed alongside Chossudovsky were Sunera Thobani, Shannon Bell, John McMurtry, Shadia Drury, Taiaiake Alfred, Leo Panitch, Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Sophie Quigley, and Joel Bakan. Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization"[7] and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".[7]
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca...
Surprise....Surprise....Surprise....!!!
Roudy
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Big mouth strikes again!
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.
In Mike Karadjis' 2000 book Bosnia, Kosova, and the West, Chossudovsky is referred to as a "pro-Milošević leftist", as well as accused of "systematically distorting events in Albania and the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s".
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca as "rife with anti-Jewish conspiracy theory and Holocaust denial." B'nai Brith Canada had complained that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky that questioned how many Jews died in the Holocaust. Chossudovsky responded that there was a disclaimer that the website was not to be held responsible for the views expressed in the forum, and he had the comment removed. He also said that he was of Jewish heritage and would be one of the last people to condone antisemitic views.[6] The same article also reported that B'nai Brith Canada wrote a letter to the University of Ottawa asking for the university "to conduct its own investigation of this propagandist site."[6]
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues."[7] Listed alongside Chossudovsky were Sunera Thobani, Shannon Bell, John McMurtry, Shadia Drury, Taiaiake Alfred, Leo Panitch, Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Sophie Quigley, and Joel Bakan. Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization"[7] and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".[7]A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca...
Surprise....Surprise....Surprise....!!!
Yeah, the founder of global research believes that 9-11 was an inside job.
Surprise surpise. Another nutjob for Palestine.
Big mouth strikes again!
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.
In Mike Karadjis' 2000 book Bosnia, Kosova, and the West, Chossudovsky is referred to as a "pro-Milošević leftist", as well as accused of "systematically distorting events in Albania and the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s".
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca as "rife with anti-Jewish conspiracy theory and Holocaust denial." B'nai Brith Canada had complained that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky that questioned how many Jews died in the Holocaust. Chossudovsky responded that there was a disclaimer that the website was not to be held responsible for the views expressed in the forum, and he had the comment removed. He also said that he was of Jewish heritage and would be one of the last people to condone antisemitic views.[6] The same article also reported that B'nai Brith Canada wrote a letter to the University of Ottawa asking for the university "to conduct its own investigation of this propagandist site."[6]
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues."[7] Listed alongside Chossudovsky were Sunera Thobani, Shannon Bell, John McMurtry, Shadia Drury, Taiaiake Alfred, Leo Panitch, Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Sophie Quigley, and Joel Bakan. Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization"[7] and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".[7]A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca...
Surprise....Surprise....Surprise....!!!
Ok, and ?
That's rich, coming from the guy who compared Nazis Gassing Jews to the IDF using tear gas as a means of riot dispersal
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca...
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.]
Surprise....Surprise....Surprise....!!!
Oops:
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues." Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization" and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".
Billo_Really
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You're losing it!Big mouth strikes again!
Globalresearch.ca (also under the domain name globalresearch.org) may best be described as a left-wing equivalent to WND. It is the website of the Montreal-based non-profit The Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG), founded by Michel Chossudovsky. While seeming sincere with it’s own self description, “as an “independent research and media organization.” It is anything but.
Despite presenting itself as a source of scholarly analysis, globalresearch.ca mostly consists of polemics many of which accept (and use) conspiracy theories, pseudoscience and propaganda.
The prevalent conspiracist strand relates to global power-elites (primarily governments and corporations) and their New World Order. Specific featured conspiracy theories include those addressing 9/11, vaccines, genetic modification, Zionism, HAARP, global warming, and David Kelly. Analyses of these issues tend follow the lines of the site's political biases.
B’nai Brith Canada discovered that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky in which he questioned how many Jews actually died in the Holocaust, if any at all! Chossudovsky claimed that those comments and the forum are completely separate from the views Global Research, even though he controls both sites. Chussodovsky himself believes that US had knowledge of the 9/11 attacks before they happened, Washington has Weapons that could control the weather (AKA HARRP), and that the Large US Banks purposely destroyed the US Economy in 2008.
In Mike Karadjis' 2000 book Bosnia, Kosova, and the West, Chossudovsky is referred to as a "pro-Milošević leftist", as well as accused of "systematically distorting events in Albania and the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s".
A 2005 article in The Jewish Tribune has criticized GlobalResearch.ca as "rife with anti-Jewish conspiracy theory and Holocaust denial." B'nai Brith Canada had complained that there were comments on a forum moderated by Chossudovsky that questioned how many Jews died in the Holocaust. Chossudovsky responded that there was a disclaimer that the website was not to be held responsible for the views expressed in the forum, and he had the comment removed. He also said that he was of Jewish heritage and would be one of the last people to condone antisemitic views.[6] The same article also reported that B'nai Brith Canada wrote a letter to the University of Ottawa asking for the university "to conduct its own investigation of this propagandist site."[6]
In a 2006 op-ed by Terry O'Neill in the conservative Canadian news magazine, Western Standard, Chossudovsky was included on the list of "Canada's nuttiest professors, those whose absurdity stands head and shoulders above their colleagues."[7] Listed alongside Chossudovsky were Sunera Thobani, Shannon Bell, John McMurtry, Shadia Drury, Taiaiake Alfred, Leo Panitch, Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Sophie Quigley, and Joel Bakan. Specifically, the op-ed referred to GlobalResearch.ca as "anti-U.S. and anti-globalization"[7] and criticized Chussodovsky's thesis and views — namely: that the U.S. had knowledge of the September 11 attacks before they happened; that Washington had weapons that could influence climate change; and lastly, that the large banking institutions are the cause of the collapse of smaller economies — as "wild-eyed conspiracy theories".[7]
Your bullshit little smear campaigns might have a little more punch, if you stopped repeating yourself and saying the same god-damn thing you just got done saying.
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
You fuckers really love your ad hominems.
I would to, if I had no ability to debate an issue.
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