Palestinian lecturer who led Auschwitz trip quits after backlash

[GHook93]

Prof. Dajani, who organized these trips, was in Fateh you know! So by your definition, he is a terrorist! and yet he wants Palestinians to know and understand the Holocaust.

And I really admire him.
I do think it is sad he won't be doing it anymore.

I thought you only admire barbarians who murder and kill Muslim men who will beat and whip you like the bad Muslim girl you are and not a free thinker like this!

 

[MHunterB]

Yes, many of the Zionists on this forum are putting up false websites to direct people to, or linking to the false websites of others. We have established that pretty well.

I doubt you could do something like that yourself, though.

Are you talking to that pet cockroach in your pocket - or the bust of Arafart that you keep on your desk to kiss?

 

[aris2chat]

Does no one know how to do a search??? That should be computer 101. Same basic way you would begin a search in a standard library only a thousand times faster and usually only one step.

Mahmoud Abbas

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Mahmoud abbas dissertation

>>The heading of his doctoral thesis was: "Zionist leadership and the Nazis. ... And this is what the diligent researcher Mahmoud Abbas wrote: <<

Thanks, Aris, for providing sources! So many won't do that.

...and I will look into this. its not something I am familiar with.

by the way, I hope those of you who think Palestinians are into Holocaust denial en masse took a look at the first film I posted on my "Pallywood Productions Presents" thread. It is a Fateh film that at one point lists earlier genocides. On the list is the Nazi Holocaust.

There was once an article entitled East Meet West by a Los Angeles Times writer based in Berlin. He was describing how the Palestinians there and the Neo Nazis were having a protest against Israel. It was the first time I had heard of the expression "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." Interesting thhough to learn later on that Mein Kampf was so popular in the Arab world.

If I had not been involved in usenet, newsgroups, email groups, blogs, and message boards for the better part of the last 30 years I would thing it almost dumbfounding that a poster will find a forum, be full of opinions and ready to cut others down, but who seems to know nothing about the subject.

People should not jump in and trash others but ask and learn before gracing us with their wisdom. Read a few dozen books, go to lectures, maybe take a class, read news papers. If you neither know what is going on nor can figure out how to do a proper search, you hardly have the right to condemn others for their opinions or facts, you have not earned it. You post like you have all the answers but you don't even know what the question are. The most basis information eludes you, even a basic vocabulary of places and common terms are missing.

If you are so uneducated on the topic of the forum, ask question, don't tell us. If you have the research then share it, but you should be aware of the counter arguments before finding out you have only disinformation and not facts.

Go to the library and have them teach you how to go about doing a search for both sides of an issue. Don't jump into the lions den if you don't have the weapons to engage others.

DON'T say there is no basis for information or sites, hoping others will hand them to you. That is laziness. You don't deserve the time we take to collect those sites and refute you lies, even if it is only seconds. Bring something intelligent to the conversation without demeaning those who have years of clutter in our brains, boxes of "paper" or on our computers (floppies, diskettes, disk, thumb drives, hard drives, bookmark sites or clouds).

Your time would be best served in a library, not telling others how wrong they are, especially if you don't know the truth.

For someone who knows so little, you seem to find a way to post you opinion on almost ever post of every thread. Maybe your should rethink your approach. Have you thought of finding a board or forum on a subject you do know? Or one you have a personal stake in.

 

[amity1844]

I thought you only admire barbarians who murder and kill Muslim men who will beat and whip you like the bad Muslim girl you are and not a free thinker like this!

You are a good bit weirder than most here.

 

[amity1844]

If I had not been involved in usenet, newsgroups, email groups, blogs, and message boards for the better part of the last 30 years I would thing it almost dumbfounding that a poster will find a forum, be full of opinions and ready to cut others down, but who seems to know nothing about the subject.

People should not jump in and trash others but ask and learn before gracing us with their wisdom. Read a few dozen books, go to lectures, maybe take a class, read news papers. If you neither know what is going on nor can figure out how to do a proper search, you hardly have the right to condemn others for their opinions or facts, you have not earned it. You post like you have all the answers but you don't even know what the question are. The most basis information eludes you, even a basic vocabulary of places and common terms are missing.

If you are so uneducated on the topic of the forum, ask question, don't tell us. If you have the research then share it, but you should be aware of the counter arguments before finding out you have only disinformation and not facts.

Go to the library and have them teach you how to go about doing a search for both sides of an issue. Don't jump into the lions den if you don't have the weapons to engage others.

DON'T say there is no basis for information or sites, hoping others will hand them to you. That is laziness. You don't deserve the time we take to collect those sites and refute you lies, even if it is only seconds. Bring something intelligent to the conversation without demeaning those who have years of clutter in our brains, boxes of "paper" or on our computers (floppies, diskettes, disk, thumb drives, hard drives, bookmark sites or clouds).

Your time would be best served in a library, not telling others how wrong they are, especially if you don't know the truth.

For someone who knows so little, you seem to find a way to post you opinion on almost ever post of every thread. Maybe your should rethink your approach. Have you thought of finding a board or forum on a subject you do know? Or one you have a personal stake in.

I have read and digested hundreds of sources on this topic, have a graduate degree, articles published in my name, and have enough background to know those sites are phony:

1) Nothing links to them.
2) A Google search won't find them (because they have been up such a short time that web crawlers haven't found them yet.)
2) The vernacular Arabic is often Mizrahi, not Palestinian.
3) They are put up and taken down in a matter of hours.
4) Their purpose is to try to put words into Palestinians' mouths that credible Palestinians would never say.

For all your posturing, Ms. Pseudo-Intellectual, you are as phony as your websites.
If anyone falls for your tripe, we don't want them.

 

[Sally]

If I had not been involved in usenet, newsgroups, email groups, blogs, and message boards for the better part of the last 30 years I would thing it almost dumbfounding that a poster will find a forum, be full of opinions and ready to cut others down, but who seems to know nothing about the subject.

People should not jump in and trash others but ask and learn before gracing us with their wisdom. Read a few dozen books, go to lectures, maybe take a class, read news papers. If you neither know what is going on nor can figure out how to do a proper search, you hardly have the right to condemn others for their opinions or facts, you have not earned it. You post like you have all the answers but you don't even know what the question are. The most basis information eludes you, even a basic vocabulary of places and common terms are missing.

If you are so uneducated on the topic of the forum, ask question, don't tell us. If you have the research then share it, but you should be aware of the counter arguments before finding out you have only disinformation and not facts.

Go to the library and have them teach you how to go about doing a search for both sides of an issue. Don't jump into the lions den if you don't have the weapons to engage others.

DON'T say there is no basis for information or sites, hoping others will hand them to you. That is laziness. You don't deserve the time we take to collect those sites and refute you lies, even if it is only seconds. Bring something intelligent to the conversation without demeaning those who have years of clutter in our brains, boxes of "paper" or on our computers (floppies, diskettes, disk, thumb drives, hard drives, bookmark sites or clouds).

Your time would be best served in a library, not telling others how wrong they are, especially if you don't know the truth.

For someone who knows so little, you seem to find a way to post you opinion on almost ever post of every thread. Maybe your should rethink your approach. Have you thought of finding a board or forum on a subject you do know? Or one you have a personal stake in.

I have read and digested hundreds of sources on this topic, have a graduate degree, articles published in my name, and have enough background to know those sites are phony:

1) Nothing links to them.
2) A Google search won't find them (because they have been up such a short time that web crawlers haven't found them yet.)
2) The vernacular Arabic is often Mizrahi, not Palestinian.
3) They are put up and taken down in a matter of hours.
4) Their purpose is to try to put words into Palestinians' mouths that credible Palestinians would never say.

For all your posturing, Ms. Pseudo-Intellectual, you are as phony as your websites.
If anyone falls for your tripe, we don't want them.

I think most of the viewers will go with Aris as a source than Amity. Anyone can claim anything on the Internet. I can say I am a heart transplant surgeon or a top ligigation lawyer. It's a shame that we couldn't actually take a poll here to see who believes Aris and who believes Amity. I think we realize who would come out on top. However, keep on deluding yourself, Amity, that everyone is lapping up all your say. People are smart enough to see what your mission is.

 

[aris2chat]

If I had not been involved in usenet, newsgroups, email groups, blogs, and message boards for the better part of the last 30 years I would thing it almost dumbfounding that a poster will find a forum, be full of opinions and ready to cut others down, but who seems to know nothing about the subject.

People should not jump in and trash others but ask and learn before gracing us with their wisdom. Read a few dozen books, go to lectures, maybe take a class, read news papers. If you neither know what is going on nor can figure out how to do a proper search, you hardly have the right to condemn others for their opinions or facts, you have not earned it. You post like you have all the answers but you don't even know what the question are. The most basis information eludes you, even a basic vocabulary of places and common terms are missing.

If you are so uneducated on the topic of the forum, ask question, don't tell us. If you have the research then share it, but you should be aware of the counter arguments before finding out you have only disinformation and not facts.

Go to the library and have them teach you how to go about doing a search for both sides of an issue. Don't jump into the lions den if you don't have the weapons to engage others.

DON'T say there is no basis for information or sites, hoping others will hand them to you. That is laziness. You don't deserve the time we take to collect those sites and refute you lies, even if it is only seconds. Bring something intelligent to the conversation without demeaning those who have years of clutter in our brains, boxes of "paper" or on our computers (floppies, diskettes, disk, thumb drives, hard drives, bookmark sites or clouds).

Your time would be best served in a library, not telling others how wrong they are, especially if you don't know the truth.

For someone who knows so little, you seem to find a way to post you opinion on almost ever post of every thread. Maybe your should rethink your approach. Have you thought of finding a board or forum on a subject you do know? Or one you have a personal stake in.

I have read and digested hundreds of sources on this topic, have a graduate degree, articles published in my name, and have enough background to know those sites are phony:

1) Nothing links to them.
2) A Google search won't find them (because they have been up such a short time that web crawlers haven't found them yet.)
2) The vernacular Arabic is often Mizrahi, not Palestinian.
3) They are put up and taken down in a matter of hours.
4) Their purpose is to try to put words into Palestinians' mouths that credible Palestinians would never say.

For all your posturing, Ms. Pseudo-Intellectual, you are as phony as your websites.
If anyone falls for your tripe, we don't want them.

you are a pip