who did it? hubby is here---he would know something about it
Jewish man in Chicago shot dead as man yells Allah Akbar
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Sherlock_Holmes the "fatimah" here read it that he is just about deception.
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Always avoiding the 1920s...
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Your lesson here is that statements like:
are bigotry, there are plenty of wonderful artists from every ethnicity and culture and although I do not like Rothko I would never sarcastically claim this characterized Jewish "art" as you did.
Here, here's some Lebanese music for you and a very sensuous voice she has too...although she's probably been bombed by now...
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Hey "Fatimah.."
After your garbage racist [eunsuri] posts you only added dirt to Arabs' image.
when did I say that Rothko characterized Jewish art---or not? Hubby has mentioned him a few times but without critique. As to "islamic art"-----
he did have some opinions at the "islamic art expo" since much of the stuff
on exhibition actually originated in his now genocided out of existence community in the Shariah shit hole of his birth
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Mallmann, K., Cüppers, M. (2010). Nazi Palestine: The Plans for the Extermination of the Jews in Palestine. United Kingdom: Enigma Books, p.37
On March 31, 1933 the Mufti visited the German consul general, Heinrich Wolff, in Jerusalem and assured him that the Muslims "welcome the new German regime and anticipate the spread of fascist anti-democratic state leadership to other countries." A German boycott , to target the wealth of the Jews, would find enthusiastic support throughout the entire Mohammedan world."
Just three months later, he was able to report on the "intended establishment of an Arab National Socialist party." The swastika was frequently seen on leaflets and walls during the October 1933 Arab strike protesting Jewish immigration. "Efforts to organize Nazi Associations have been revived," reported the British police in the summer of 1934, and in the fall they saw constant Nazi propaganda in the Arab press. In Palestinian literature, Jews were portrayed as ...
[DGK Jerusalem to AA, Mar. 31, 1933, PAAA, R 78325.
June 27, 1933 , PAAA, R 78325.
Jorda, Araber-Aufstand, p. 3.
Criminal Investigation Department Jerusalem, Periodical Appreciation Summary No. 9, June 15 , 1934 , NAK , FO 371/17878]
Black, E. (2010). The Farhud: Roots of The Arab-Nazi Alliance in the Holocaust. Washington, DC: Dialog Press. Ch. 12 'The Arabs Reach for the Reich.'
A July 31, 1933 Foreign Office memorandum , distributed to German embassies in London, Cairo, Baghdad, Beirut, and Geneva, instructed diplomats to avoid Arab organizations, otherwise "members of the German Reich may otherwise come into suspicion of interfering in the political relationships of Palestine."
With zero cooperation from the German government and no possibility of joining the Nazi Party, Arabs decided to form their own Fascist and Nazi parties. If they could not join them, they would imitate them. In April 1933, Joseph Francis, editor of Falastin and correspondent for three other Arab newspapers, approached German Consul Wolff in Jerusalem offering "the felicitations and admiration of the youth of Palestine." Francis requested German "guidance on how to create a Fascist Party of Palestine with the goal of destroying the Jewish Communist movement which is devastating Palestine." Consul Wolff avoided any specific response. Francis came back in June 1933 and insisted that his request obtain a copy of Nazi Party bylaws be forwarded to senior Reich officials. If he didn't get a positive response, Francis suggested, he would contact Italian Fascists and use their bylaws - although he preferred the German bylaws.
Wolff again refused to comply. In a memo headlined "Planned Establishment of a National Socialist Arab Party," Wolff told Berlin, "The slightest easily imaginable indiscretion could endanger or even lose me the necessary and requisite trust of the Mandate government." He added, "Promoting the activist Nationalist Arab tendencies would be seen as directly counter to their [the Mandate's] political objectives." The German Foreign Ministry in Berlin supported Wolff's refusal to cooperate. In a dispatch copied to several embassies, Berlin instructed, "All official German representatives will refrain from any foreign policy decisions behind the circles of acquaintance associated with Francis, for one because it is not clear what paths the planned movement intends to strike out upon."
The same enthusiastic approach and stony response played out in other Arab capitals. In August 1933, the German envoy in Baghdad was contacted by the publisher of the newspaper Istiqlal as well as some Arab legislators. They "have informed me that they have been contemplating forming a National Socialist Party emulating that of Germany. They have asked me to provide them materials about the German National Socialist Party, and in particular the party planks and if possible the bylaws in either English or French."
Activist Arab editor Amir Arslan, who headed up La Nation Arabe, circulated both in Geneva and in Syria, was repeatedly rebuffed in his efforts to schedule a meeting with Hitler or secure any assistance.
Ultimately, Arabs did create numerous Nazi-style or Fascist parties without assistance.
[AA: Jaffa to Jerusalem, April 13, 1933, signed Joseph Francis, L015432.
AA: III O 22362-33, from Jaffa, June 23, 1933, signed Joseph Francis, L319091 . June 27 , 1933 , Filing No. 74/33 . 14. Wolff memo: June 27, 1933.]
On March 31, 1933 the Mufti visited the German consul general, Heinrich Wolff, in Jerusalem and assured him that the Muslims "welcome the new German regime and anticipate the spread of fascist anti-democratic state leadership to other countries." A German boycott , to target the wealth of the Jews, would find enthusiastic support throughout the entire Mohammedan world."
Just three months later, he was able to report on the "intended establishment of an Arab National Socialist party." The swastika was frequently seen on leaflets and walls during the October 1933 Arab strike protesting Jewish immigration. "Efforts to organize Nazi Associations have been revived," reported the British police in the summer of 1934, and in the fall they saw constant Nazi propaganda in the Arab press. In Palestinian literature, Jews were portrayed as ...
[DGK Jerusalem to AA, Mar. 31, 1933, PAAA, R 78325.
June 27, 1933 , PAAA, R 78325.
Jorda, Araber-Aufstand, p. 3.
Criminal Investigation Department Jerusalem, Periodical Appreciation Summary No. 9, June 15 , 1934 , NAK , FO 371/17878]
Black, E. (2010). The Farhud: Roots of The Arab-Nazi Alliance in the Holocaust. Washington, DC: Dialog Press. Ch. 12 'The Arabs Reach for the Reich.'
A July 31, 1933 Foreign Office memorandum , distributed to German embassies in London, Cairo, Baghdad, Beirut, and Geneva, instructed diplomats to avoid Arab organizations, otherwise "members of the German Reich may otherwise come into suspicion of interfering in the political relationships of Palestine."
With zero cooperation from the German government and no possibility of joining the Nazi Party, Arabs decided to form their own Fascist and Nazi parties. If they could not join them, they would imitate them. In April 1933, Joseph Francis, editor of Falastin and correspondent for three other Arab newspapers, approached German Consul Wolff in Jerusalem offering "the felicitations and admiration of the youth of Palestine." Francis requested German "guidance on how to create a Fascist Party of Palestine with the goal of destroying the Jewish Communist movement which is devastating Palestine." Consul Wolff avoided any specific response. Francis came back in June 1933 and insisted that his request obtain a copy of Nazi Party bylaws be forwarded to senior Reich officials. If he didn't get a positive response, Francis suggested, he would contact Italian Fascists and use their bylaws - although he preferred the German bylaws.
Wolff again refused to comply. In a memo headlined "Planned Establishment of a National Socialist Arab Party," Wolff told Berlin, "The slightest easily imaginable indiscretion could endanger or even lose me the necessary and requisite trust of the Mandate government." He added, "Promoting the activist Nationalist Arab tendencies would be seen as directly counter to their [the Mandate's] political objectives." The German Foreign Ministry in Berlin supported Wolff's refusal to cooperate. In a dispatch copied to several embassies, Berlin instructed, "All official German representatives will refrain from any foreign policy decisions behind the circles of acquaintance associated with Francis, for one because it is not clear what paths the planned movement intends to strike out upon."
The same enthusiastic approach and stony response played out in other Arab capitals. In August 1933, the German envoy in Baghdad was contacted by the publisher of the newspaper Istiqlal as well as some Arab legislators. They "have informed me that they have been contemplating forming a National Socialist Party emulating that of Germany. They have asked me to provide them materials about the German National Socialist Party, and in particular the party planks and if possible the bylaws in either English or French."
Activist Arab editor Amir Arslan, who headed up La Nation Arabe, circulated both in Geneva and in Syria, was repeatedly rebuffed in his efforts to schedule a meeting with Hitler or secure any assistance.
Ultimately, Arabs did create numerous Nazi-style or Fascist parties without assistance.
[AA: Jaffa to Jerusalem, April 13, 1933, signed Joseph Francis, L015432.
AA: III O 22362-33, from Jaffa, June 23, 1933, signed Joseph Francis, L319091 . June 27 , 1933 , Filing No. 74/33 . 14. Wolff memo: June 27, 1933.]
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I don't have time time to verify this historical claims above but one thing literally leaps out at me, at anyone in fact who has studied the history of Zionism.
That is that these developments did not happen in a vacuum, by the early 1930s the Zionists in Palestine had already been actively pursuing their Jew supremacist agenda for over fifteen, twenty years.
The Zionists had grown since WW1, into an increasingly militant and terrorist threat to Arabs and anti-Zionist Jews. In 1919 for example we can read British Intelligence records that clearly reveal planning between the British and leading Zionists for ethnic cleansing of "Palestinian peasantry" coupled with an increase in Jewish immigration.
The British had already betrayed the Arabs who fought against the Ottomans for the British and were betrayed again by the publication of the Balfour declaration.
No people will simply quietly allow a foreign colonization by a hostile racist ideology, so that's why the Arabs aligned with the Nazis, the Germans and the Palestinian Arabs had the same enemy - the treacherous British Empire.
I can show you documents too that draw similarities between the Nazis and Zionist Jews in Palestine during the war. There was an insidious movement of militant Zionism developing with Jewish equivalents of the Hitler youth and there are many records of anti-Zionist Jews being persecuted even killed, by these extremist Jews, you should factor this into your one sided narrative above.
If you'd like to see these just ask, but I have a feeling you don't want to see them...
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Like "verifying" with the organized RACIST ARAB LOBBY on Wikipedia?
How Wikipedia’s Pro-Hamas Editors Hijacked the Israel-Palestine Narrative
How Wikipedia’s Pro-Hamas Editors Hijacked the Israel-Palestine Narrative
a powerful group of editors is hijacking Wikipedia, pushing pro-Palestinian propaganda, erasing key facts about Hamas,
A coordinated network of veteran Wikipedia editors has been shaping narratives around Israel, Palestine, and affiliated groups with an aggressive bias, intensifying efforts particularly after the October 7 events.
This group systematically sanitizes articles, removing favorable references to Israel, minimizing or reframing content that would implicate extremist affiliations of Hamas, and directing focus instead toward alleged wrongdoings attributed to Israel. The reach and organization of these editors enable them to control narrative direction and shape public perception across thousands of Wikipedia articles, fundamentally altering the tone and context of related content.
Leading editors like Iskandar323 and Selfstudier act as central figures in this coordinated campaign, meticulously excising content they find objectionable or that may cast Palestine or its allies in a negative light. For example, they’ve erased references to Amin Al-Husseini's collaboration with Nazi Germany, a significant historical note that would inform understanding of certain ideological influences on Palestinian leadership. By suppressing such context, the editors foster a carefully curated pro-Palestinian slant, often overlooking or omitting facts that might support Israel's perspectives.
Adding a new layer to this campaign, the "Tech for Palestine" (TFP) group has emerged, coordinating efforts through Discord to train volunteers in tactics for shaping Wikipedia’s coverage. TFP instructs participants on how to alter narratives to be overtly pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel, providing detailed guidance on evading Wikipedia's scrutiny by working in small, rotating teams to avoid detection. The group has even extended its influence beyond Wikipedia, attempting to influence UK Members of Parliament and shape the broader political discourse.
These tactics employ a systematic approach to manipulating Wikipedia’s content guidelines, subtly evading detection by avoiding direct violation of editorial policies and making incremental, coordinated changes. The result is a steady propagation of anti-Israel narratives that skew the information available to casual readers and impact search engine outputs, such as Google's knowledge panels, that rely on Wikipedia as a primary source.
The propaganda strategies employed here reveal the platform's vulnerabilities, exploiting Wikipedia’s volunteer-driven moderation model and limited oversight resources, making it difficult for genuine editors to counterbalance these narratives. As a result, Wikipedia has become susceptible to coordinated efforts that shape the public’s perception of contentious issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, allowing organized groups to push ideologically driven, often anti-Israel agendas. This manipulation distorts the platform’s intended neutrality and informs global perspectives with increasingly one-sided narratives on complex geopolitical issues.
A few major points from the start of the article itself:
- A coordinated campaign led by around 40 Wikipedia editors has worked to delegitimize Israel, present radical Islamist groups in a favorable light, and position fringe academic views on the Israel-Palestine conflict as mainstream over past years, intensifying after the October 7 attack
- Six weeks after October 7, one of these editors successfully removed mention of Hamas’ 1988 charter, which calls for the killing of Jews and the destruction of Israel, from the article on Hamas
- The group also appeared to attempt to promote the interests of the Iranian government across a number of articles, including deleting “huge amounts of documented human rights crimes by [Islamic Republic Party] officials”
- A group called Tech For Palestine launched a separate but complementary campaign after October 7, which violated Wikipedia policies by coordinating to edit Israel-Palestine articles on the group 8,000 member Discord
- Tech For Palestine abandoned its efforts and its members went into a panic after a blog discovered what they were doing; the group deleted all its Wiki Talk pages and Sandboxes they had been using to coordinate their editing efforts, and the main editor deleted all her chats from the group’s Discord channel...
Top members:
1. CarmenEsparzaAmoux – 8,353 edits
2. Makeandtoss – 8,074 edits
3. Nableezy – 6,414 edits
4. Nishidani – 5,879 edits
5. Onceinawhile – 4,760 edits
6. Zero0000 – 2,561 edits...
(Last one isn't Arab but still a bigot).
The hate by supremacist Arab racism began especially in Oct 1913 in hate poem in FALASTIN by Sheikh Al Taji..that is 4 years before Balfour..
An observation about this Arab shooter of this very thread.
He killed himself so not to give out IRAN links. As it is known, Islamic fascist Republic uses non Iranian actors to carry out antisemitic attacks around the world.
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I cant imagine how anything going on in the world would excuse killing this innocent man. Explain your seemingly idiotic comment.
christianity and islam. You guys never seem to read your books
Sherlock Holmes
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That's a post on Reddit written by a fanatical Zionist. Everything I've read on Wikipedia can be traced back to sources too, every article has a huge list of references.Like "verifying" with the organized RACIST ARAB LOBBY on Wikipedia?
How Wikipedia’s Pro-Hamas Editors Hijacked the Israel-Palestine Narrative
How Wikipedia’s Pro-Hamas Editors Hijacked the Israel-Palestine Narrative
a powerful group of editors is hijacking Wikipedia, pushing pro-Palestinian propaganda, erasing key facts about Hamas,www.piratewires.com
A coordinated network of veteran Wikipedia editors has been shaping narratives around Israel, Palestine, and affiliated groups with an aggressive bias, intensifying efforts particularly after the October 7 events.
This group systematically sanitizes articles, removing favorable references to Israel, minimizing or reframing content that would implicate extremist affiliations of Hamas, and directing focus instead toward alleged wrongdoings attributed to Israel. The reach and organization of these editors enable them to control narrative direction and shape public perception across thousands of Wikipedia articles, fundamentally altering the tone and context of related content.
Leading editors like Iskandar323 and Selfstudier act as central figures in this coordinated campaign, meticulously excising content they find objectionable or that may cast Palestine or its allies in a negative light. For example, they’ve erased references to Amin Al-Husseini's collaboration with Nazi Germany, a significant historical note that would inform understanding of certain ideological influences on Palestinian leadership. By suppressing such context, the editors foster a carefully curated pro-Palestinian slant, often overlooking or omitting facts that might support Israel's perspectives.
Adding a new layer to this campaign, the "Tech for Palestine" (TFP) group has emerged, coordinating efforts through Discord to train volunteers in tactics for shaping Wikipedia’s coverage. TFP instructs participants on how to alter narratives to be overtly pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel, providing detailed guidance on evading Wikipedia's scrutiny by working in small, rotating teams to avoid detection. The group has even extended its influence beyond Wikipedia, attempting to influence UK Members of Parliament and shape the broader political discourse.
These tactics employ a systematic approach to manipulating Wikipedia’s content guidelines, subtly evading detection by avoiding direct violation of editorial policies and making incremental, coordinated changes. The result is a steady propagation of anti-Israel narratives that skew the information available to casual readers and impact search engine outputs, such as Google's knowledge panels, that rely on Wikipedia as a primary source.
The propaganda strategies employed here reveal the platform's vulnerabilities, exploiting Wikipedia’s volunteer-driven moderation model and limited oversight resources, making it difficult for genuine editors to counterbalance these narratives. As a result, Wikipedia has become susceptible to coordinated efforts that shape the public’s perception of contentious issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, allowing organized groups to push ideologically driven, often anti-Israel agendas. This manipulation distorts the platform’s intended neutrality and informs global perspectives with increasingly one-sided narratives on complex geopolitical issues.
A few major points from the start of the article itself:
- A coordinated campaign led by around 40 Wikipedia editors has worked to delegitimize Israel, present radical Islamist groups in a favorable light, and position fringe academic views on the Israel-Palestine conflict as mainstream over past years, intensifying after the October 7 attack
- Six weeks after October 7, one of these editors successfully removed mention of Hamas’ 1988 charter, which calls for the killing of Jews and the destruction of Israel, from the article on Hamas
- The group also appeared to attempt to promote the interests of the Iranian government across a number of articles, including deleting “huge amounts of documented human rights crimes by [Islamic Republic Party] officials”
- A group called Tech For Palestine launched a separate but complementary campaign after October 7, which violated Wikipedia policies by coordinating to edit Israel-Palestine articles on the group 8,000 member Discord
- Tech For Palestine abandoned its efforts and its members went into a panic after a blog discovered what they were doing; the group deleted all its Wiki Talk pages and Sandboxes they had been using to coordinate their editing efforts, and the main editor deleted all her chats from the group’s Discord channel...
Top members:
1. CarmenEsparzaAmoux – 8,353 edits
2. Makeandtoss – 8,074 edits
3. Nableezy – 6,414 edits
4. Nishidani – 5,879 edits
5. Onceinawhile – 4,760 edits
6. Zero0000 – 2,561 edits...
(Last one isn't Arab but still a bigot).
The hate by supremacist Arab racism began especially in Oct 1913 in hate poem in FALASTIN by Sheikh Al Taji..that is 4 years before Balfour..
An observation about this Arab shooter of this very thread.
He killed himself so not to give out IRAN links. As it is known, Islamic fascist Republic uses non Iranian actors to carry out antisemitic attacks around the world.
All you can really say is that those nasty anti-Zionists are all anti-Zionists which is hardly a revelation.
I've read extensively about foreign affairs and the middle east for years, I have many books and many of those are written by Jews. Wikipedia is a source I've used for many things and in some cases when I have verified or dug down I've seen nothing that supports this claim.
If you find anything in Wikipedia about Palestine that is a lie, that is antisemitic do let me know though...
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I said "explain" not "justify".
It's well known that Israel generates antisemitism, I can show you evidence too where the Zionist cult has at times admitted that it is helpful to their cause. Extremist Zionists killed non-Zionist Jews in Palestine decades before 1948, did you know about that?
If there was no antisemitism the Zionist blame game would cease to function, they need it, they value it - so says many Jews too.
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You left out Zionism, why is that? perhaps you haven't read many books.
Anyone (like you for example) who argues that opposing Zionist Israel is the same as antisemitism has no place in a serious and rational discussion of middle east affairs.
Listen and understand that everything Chomsky says here is readily verifiable.
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Watch, listen to this discussion, its very recent. Finkelstein confronts an Israeli politician:
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"Epxlains" and "justifies" carry the same exact definition in this case.
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It figures
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