Malala, Pakistan, and Israel

[Alfalfa]

Gee, Alfalfa, it appears that the author is of Scottish roots. I guess we shouldn't expect you to figure that out since the elevator doesn't go to the top with you. One thing for sure. Alfalfa is never going to be a brain like those coming up with all those medical and technological innovations in Israel, but of course he will be willing to use them should he ever need them.

When an article about Scotland appears in Algemeiner, you let me know.

I thought he had Scottish roots, but it seems like Sayit looked him up and he was born in Ireland. Do you have to be Jewish to write something which appears in a Jewish paper? How many times did you wear that dunce cap in school?

Alfalfa is not sharp enough to realize that even Muslims write for Jewish publications. You can find the blog of a Pakistani Muslim on JewishJournal.com. Look for it. His latest is about the concert held each year in honor of Daniel Pearl. You have heard of Daniel Pearl, haven't you?

No, you could be an israel dick sucking apocalypse catholic.

 

[Alfalfa]

Now I've seen it all. The author is equating israel with Malala Youssefzai...HAHAHA.

But then I went to the "About Us" of OP.



Put it in perspective.

Good idea!
About the author:
Denis M. MacEoin has been editor of Middle East Quarterly since June 2009. A former lecturer in Islamic studies, his academic specialisations are Shi‘ism, Shaykhism, Bábism, and the Bahá'í Faith, on all of which he has written extensively

Born: 1949, Belfast, United Kingdom
Education: Trinity College, Dublin, University of Dublin, University of Edinburgh, King's College, Cambridge

Denial, for the Islamist, is infinitely larger than any little creek in Egypt.

Sayit, talking to Alfalfa, is like talking to a donkey. Apparently he can't believe that people who are not Jewish will write for Jewish publications.

Ahhhh, is that a joke about our dear rabbi?

Heheh...zionists don't know when to quit.

 

[Alfalfa]

Gee, Alfalfa, it appears that the author is of Scottish roots. I guess we shouldn't expect you to figure that out since the elevator doesn't go to the top with you. One thing for sure. Alfalfa is never going to be a brain like those coming up with all those medical and technological innovations in Israel, but of course he will be willing to use them should he ever need them.

When an article about Scotland appears in Algemeiner, you let me know.

I thought he had Scottish roots, but it seems like Sayit looked him up and he was born in Ireland. Do you have to be Jewish to write something which appears in a Jewish paper? How many times did you wear that dunce cap in school?

Alfalfa is not sharp enough to realize that even Muslims write for Jewish publications. You can find the blog of a Pakistani Muslim on JewishJournal.com. Look for it. His latest is about the concert held each year in honor of Daniel Pearl. You have heard of Daniel Pearl, haven't you?

No, but it better be about jews and the more dick licking, the better.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Wow, I've just now started reading the Gnostic Gospels. You're way ahead of me. If any of these Gospels are truth, it has really begun to fill in the blanks. I used to have a Bible with the Apocrypha, but lost it somewhere. And chemistry understanding has also begun to....I guess answer that ever-present question: Why are we here?

We see through a glass darkly, the Apostle Paul says that somewhere.

And when we grasp Truths, they are fleeting. You can only hang onto them for an instant and they are gone and we are left to seek them all over again. Just a brief memory remains. But it is fun, that seeking to understand. Is there anything greater than that pursuit?

 

[Jos]

MacEoin is a pro-Israel campaigner (he first visited the country in 1968), who says he has "very negative feelings" about Islam.[3] He writes a blog entitled 'A Liberal Defence of Israel'.

Denis MacEoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

I love reading Rumi, I took a book about his writings once to my preacher. He never gave it back to me.

Rumi Quotes (Author of Essential Rumi)

The Garden of Rumi

 

[Sally]

MacEoin is a pro-Israel campaigner (he first visited the country in 1968), who says he has "very negative feelings" about Islam.[3] He writes a blog entitled 'A Liberal Defence of Israel'
.

Denis MacEoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Let's face it. Joey can't stand anything positive said about the Israelis and/or Jews. Maybe Joey can find the article written by the late editor of Pakistan Today praising Israel, and this man happened to be a Muslim. Meanwhile, of course, Joey is going to give us a list of things that have come out of the Muslim world in recent times which will benefit humanity. Surely he can come up with some short list at least.

 

[Sally]

When an article about Scotland appears in Algemeiner, you let me know.

I thought he had Scottish roots, but it seems like Sayit looked him up and he was born in Ireland. Do you have to be Jewish to write something which appears in a Jewish paper? How many times did you wear that dunce cap in school?

Alfalfa is not sharp enough to realize that even Muslims write for Jewish publications. You can find the blog of a Pakistani Muslim on JewishJournal.com. Look for it. His latest is about the concert held each year in honor of Daniel Pearl. You have heard of Daniel Pearl, haven't you?

No, but it better be about jews and the more dick licking, the better.

Why, Alfalfa, I never thought you would tell us your favorite hobby. You must spend hours doing this to strange men.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

As far as the article in the OP goes, its primarily rambling thoughts of one solitary man about Malala and Pakistan and Israel.

I cannot find a primary theme to walk away from the article with.

The author in part seems to be unfairly blaming Islam for acts of a few.

Increasing extremism in Pakistan can as easily be explained as a response to the US drone attacks there.

 

[Sally]

Good idea!
About the author:
Denis M. MacEoin has been editor of Middle East Quarterly since June 2009. A former lecturer in Islamic studies, his academic specialisations are Shi‘ism, Shaykhism, Bábism, and the Bahá'í Faith, on all of which he has written extensively

Born: 1949, Belfast, United Kingdom
Education: Trinity College, Dublin, University of Dublin, University of Edinburgh, King's College, Cambridge

Denial, for the Islamist, is infinitely larger than any little creek in Egypt.

Sayit, talking to Alfalfa, is like talking to a donkey. Apparently he can't believe that people who are not Jewish will write for Jewish publications.

Ahhhh, is that a joke about our dear rabbi?

Heheh...zionists don't know when to quit.

I think it is you who doesn't know when to quit. Sayit gave the man's credentials. Just what are you credentials, Mr. Know-nothing.

 

[Sally]

When an article about Scotland appears in Algemeiner, you let me know.

I thought he had Scottish roots, but it seems like Sayit looked him up and he was born in Ireland. Do you have to be Jewish to write something which appears in a Jewish paper? How many times did you wear that dunce cap in school?

Alfalfa is not sharp enough to realize that even Muslims write for Jewish publications. You can find the blog of a Pakistani Muslim on JewishJournal.com. Look for it. His latest is about the concert held each year in honor of Daniel Pearl. You have heard of Daniel Pearl, haven't you?

No, you could be an israel dick sucking apocalypse catholic.

As the readers can see, Alfalfa is busy throwing around "dick sucking" today in his posts. Nice that he is tell us his occupation.

 

[Alfalfa]

And most if not all of the israelis, zionists and zionist supporters on these threads can only respond with personal attacks...because that's all they got.

 

[Sally]

And most if not all of the israelis, zionists and zionist supporters on these threads can only respond with personal attacks...because that's all they got.

So trite, Alfalfa. You can tell what a good job you are doing at your next Bund meeting. Do you really think that rational readers believe you actually care what is going on in the Middle East? they are smart enough to realize what you are up to. They can see you are having a good times bashing Israel and the Jews like all good anti-Semites do, and you really have no concern at all for what is going on around the world.

 

[Alfalfa]

So trite, Alfalfa. You can tell what a good job you are doing at your next Bund meeting. Do you really think that rational readers believe you actually care what is going on in the Middle East? they are smart enough to realize what you are up to. They can see you are having a good times bashing Israel and the Jews like all good anti-Semites do, and you really have no concern at all for what is going on around the world.

I never said I cared. I notice you dropped "zionist and zionist supporters" and substituted "jews". Nice hasbara trick, won't fly here. But that is one purpose of zionist hasbara, rephrase any criticism of the state of israel and zionists as jew hate.

BTW - Thanks for proving my point.

 

[Sally]

So trite, Alfalfa. You can tell what a good job you are doing at your next Bund meeting. Do you really think that rational readers believe you actually care what is going on in the Middle East? they are smart enough to realize what you are up to. They can see you are having a good times bashing Israel and the Jews like all good anti-Semites do, and you really have no concern at all for what is going on around the world.

I never said I cared. I notice you dropped "zionist and zionist supporters" and substituted "jews". Nice hasbara trick, won't fly here. But that is one purpose of zionist hasbara, rephrase any criticism of the state of israel and zionists as jew hate.

BTW - Thanks for proving my point.

If you don't care about what is going on in the Middle East, why in the world are you participating on this forum? It must be that it gives you a good chance to bash the Jews and Israel. As for the word "hasbara," do you really think you are fooling the readers that this word was actually part of your vocabulary before you started reading the hate sites? No doubt the majority of the readers never heard of the word before you anti-Semites started dragged it up from the hate sites? Gee, even Stormfront.com has a great time throwing around the word hasbara just like you do.

 

[Jos]

MacEoin is a pro-Israel campaigner (he first visited the country in 1968), who says he has "very negative feelings" about Islam.[3] He writes a blog entitled 'A Liberal Defence of Israel'
.

Denis MacEoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Let's face it. Joey can't stand anything positive said about the Israelis and/or Jews. Maybe Joey can find the article written by the late editor of Pakistan Today praising Israel, and this man happened to be a Muslim. Meanwhile, of course, Joey is going to give us a list of things that have come out of the Muslim world in recent times which will benefit humanity. Surely he can come up with some short list at least.

Why should I, sad, silly-sally?

 

[Alfalfa]

"If you don't care about what is going on in the Middle East, why in the world are you participating on this forum?"

It's the last light to go out for me on this site.

 

[Alfalfa]

"It must be that it gives you a good chance to bash the Jews and Israel."

No, I just don't like liars.

 

[Alfalfa]

"As for the word "hasbara," do you really think you are fooling the readers that this word was actually part of your vocabulary before you started reading the hate sites? No doubt the majority of the readers never heard of the word before you anti-Semites started dragged it up from the hate sites?"

Seriously, you can't be this ignorant. Hasbara is a term and effort created by the state of israel to promulgate it's propaganda around the world.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_diplomacy_(Israel)

Hasbara

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You claim to be israeli and yet you have no idea about hasbara?

Bullshit.

The ultimate hasbara victory...convincing people hasbara doesn't exist and is a lie put forth by jew hating anti semitic nazis...heheh.

 

[Alfalfa]

I have one serious question to israelis, jews and zionists on this board, why is it so fucking important to you to be loved around the world?

Because for gods sake, you're doing it wrong.

Almost the entire world, outside US christians and end timers, you are universally hated for what you've done in the levant. You stabbed all your friends and supporters in the back (look at the UK), took what was a humanitarian effort to help jews establish a jewish homeland (not a jewish nation) in palestine and turned it into something ugly, profane and pathetic.

Nice job. Put some more lipstick on that pig, the world isn't noticing.