'Palestinian'

[louie888]

I'm just going to leave this here.

You are just going to leave this here why?

 

[P F Tinmore]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

 

[montelatici]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

 

[Hollie]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

So, it would appear that aside from your blustering, you agree that Pal'istanian is nothing more than a label used by Arafat to assign an invented national identity to an invented people, most of whom were Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters.

 

[P F Tinmore]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

So, it would appear that aside from your blustering, you agree that Pal'istanian is nothing more than a label used by Arafat to assign an invented national identity to an invented people, most of whom were Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters.

Not really. It was a legal designation since 1924.

 

[Hollie]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

So, it would appear that aside from your blustering, you agree that Pal'istanian is nothing more than a label used by Arafat to assign an invented national identity to an invented people, most of whom were Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters.

Not really. It was a legal designation since 1924.

Not really. You are obviously not qualified to render legal opinions.

 

[rylah]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

Funny that You compare Spanish colonialism with Arab Muslim colonialism, but anyway it's apples and oranges.

What Shusha or You think is irrelevant, those who just recently self-identified as Arab Syrians, today choose to identify as 'Palestinians'.

However today the Palestinians themselves still say they're the same people as Syrians, Jordanians, Lebanese, Egyptians and Saudis.
The majority of their leaders have direct connections to Arabian royalty.

 

[rylah]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini, Tamimi are all Arabian royalty.

 

[rylah]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Shusa believes that Colombians, Argentines, Chileans, Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Bolivians and other Latin Americans (except the Brazilians) are the same because they share the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. For Shusa Latin America is made up of two countries Brazil and Hispania Americana. The lengths at wich these Zionist clowns will go to delegitimize the Palestinians is hilarious. Especially when their badly thought through memes get debunked.

So, it would appear that aside from your blustering, you agree that Pal'istanian is nothing more than a label used by Arafat to assign an invented national identity to an invented people, most of whom were Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters.

Not really. It was a legal designation since 1924.

So British colonialism becomes 'legal' when it suits Palestinians' ever-changing agenda...

 

[montelatici]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

 

[rylah]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

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You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

 

[montelatici]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

View attachment 132139


You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

 

[rylah]

I'm just going to leave this here.

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

View attachment 132139


You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

That's of course a lie that has been debunked here on many levels.
Just one of many example:

Tarabin has an advantage over other tribes like Byada and Ababda tribes through its ownership of land in northern, southern and middle Sinai.
The tribe is spread throughout Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gaza and is involved in smuggling weapons and aid to fellow tribe members in Gaza, Hussein said.
“A Bedouin's first allegiance is for his tribe then comes the country in second place,” he added.
Metropolitan Bedouins: Tarabin tribe living in Cairo between urbanization and Bedouin traditions

 

[montelatici]

Is there some legal requirement that each country have a different culture??

Link?

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

View attachment 132139


You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

That's of course a lie that has been debunked here on many levels.
Just one of many example:

Tarabin has an advantage over other tribes like Byada and Ababda tribes through its ownership of land in northern, southern and middle Sinai.
The tribe is spread throughout Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gaza and is involved in smuggling weapons and aid to fellow tribe members in Gaza, Hussein said.
“A Bedouin's first allegiance is for his tribe then comes the country in second place,” he added.
Metropolitan Bedouins: Tarabin tribe living in Cairo between urbanization and Bedouin traditions

Nothing I have stated was debunked. Fact can't be debunked. Your attempts to delegitimize the Palestinians through propaganda is futile. Because I have the facts.

But, your post is a non-sequitur as usual. What do Bedouins have to do with Palestinians, most were Hashemite followers and live in Jorda. Their population was not even considered for Palestine partition purposes. Had they been considered as part of the Palestinian population, the non-Jews would have out numbered the Jews in the Jew partition as well as in the non-Jewish partition.

 

[Shusha]

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

This needs to be emphasized.

 

[montelatici]

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

This needs to be emphasized.

That is ridiculous and would not apply to the European Jews anyway, who were culturally European.

A Native American in the U.S. that is a Christian, speaks English, eats at MacDonalds and runs a casino dressed in an Italian suit, is still indigenous to the Americas.

 

[rylah]

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

Palestinians have Arabian culture, speak Arabian language and are still ruled by Arabian royalty.
Abbas, Arafat, Huseini are all Arabian royalty.

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

View attachment 132139


You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

That's of course a lie that has been debunked here on many levels.
Just one of many example:

Tarabin has an advantage over other tribes like Byada and Ababda tribes through its ownership of land in northern, southern and middle Sinai.
The tribe is spread throughout Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gaza and is involved in smuggling weapons and aid to fellow tribe members in Gaza, Hussein said.
“A Bedouin's first allegiance is for his tribe then comes the country in second place,” he added.
Metropolitan Bedouins: Tarabin tribe living in Cairo between urbanization and Bedouin traditions

Nothing I have stated was debunked. Fact can't be debunked. Your attempts to delegitimize the Palestinians through propaganda is futile. Because I have the facts.

But, your post is a non-sequitur as usual. What do Bedouins have to do with Palestinians, most were Hashemite followers and live in Jorda. Their population was not even considered for Palestine partition purposes. Had they been considered as part of the Palestinian population, the non-Jews would have out numbered the Jews in the Jew partition as well as in the non-Jewish partition.

You must be thinking these people of Hebron are indigenous to the land:

(Ahed Tamimi- the Palestinian poster child)


The tribe of Banu Tamim (Arabic: بـنـو تـمـيـم‎‎) or Bani Tamim (Arabic: بـني تـمـيـم‎‎) is one of the main tribes of Arabia.

Today, descendants from the tribe live in the Arabian Peninsula and neighboring countries such as Saudi

Arabia, Egypt,[1][2]Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Lebanon and Palestine.


Dynasties

• The Aghlabid dynasty
• The Al Thani, ruling family of Qatar. (See House of Thani)
• The Al ash-Sheikh family of the Grand Muftis of the Emirate of Diriyah, then the Emirate of Najd and now modern day Saudi Arabia (Religious Dynasty).

Her relatives must be "indigenous Palestinians" too:

The Emir of Qatar of the Al Thani dynasty of the Banu Tamim tribe.

 

[rylah]

It's a requirement that indigenous people have a culture of the place, not the culture of the colonizers. By definition.

This needs to be emphasized.

That is ridiculous and would not apply to the European Jews anyway, who were culturally European.

A Native American in the U.S. that is a Christian, speaks English, eats at MacDonalds and runs a casino dressed in an Italian suit, is still indigenous to the Americas.

You simply don't know what 'indigenous' means. Colonizers don't become indigenous, especially when after centuries of residence they don't show any properties of indigenousness.

However it doesn't mean they don't have a right to live in the land, it's just that their rights come from a different category.

 

[montelatici]

So, the indios and meztizos of Latin America who speak Spanish, are Roman Catholics and have adopted the Hispanic culture cease to be indigenous. That's a new one.

So, Jorge Enriquez, a Mexican footballer, comes from the Spanish noble house of Enriquez.

View attachment 132139


You are hilarious.

House of Enriquez.

House of Enríquez - Wikipedia

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

That's of course a lie that has been debunked here on many levels.
Just one of many example:

Tarabin has an advantage over other tribes like Byada and Ababda tribes through its ownership of land in northern, southern and middle Sinai.
The tribe is spread throughout Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gaza and is involved in smuggling weapons and aid to fellow tribe members in Gaza, Hussein said.
“A Bedouin's first allegiance is for his tribe then comes the country in second place,” he added.
Metropolitan Bedouins: Tarabin tribe living in Cairo between urbanization and Bedouin traditions

Nothing I have stated was debunked. Fact can't be debunked. Your attempts to delegitimize the Palestinians through propaganda is futile. Because I have the facts.

But, your post is a non-sequitur as usual. What do Bedouins have to do with Palestinians, most were Hashemite followers and live in Jorda. Their population was not even considered for Palestine partition purposes. Had they been considered as part of the Palestinian population, the non-Jews would have out numbered the Jews in the Jew partition as well as in the non-Jewish partition.

You must be thinking these people of Hebron are indigenous to the land:

(Ahed Tamimi- the Palestinian poster child)


The tribe of Banu Tamim (Arabic: بـنـو تـمـيـم‎‎) or Bani Tamim (Arabic: بـني تـمـيـم‎‎) is one of the main tribes of Arabia.

Today, descendants from the tribe live in the Arabian Peninsula and neighboring countries such as Saudi

Arabia, Egypt,[1][2]Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Lebanon and Palestine.


Dynasties

• The Aghlabid dynasty
• The Al Thani, ruling family of Qatar. (See House of Thani)
• The Al ash-Sheikh family of the Grand Muftis of the Emirate of Diriyah, then the Emirate of Najd and now modern day Saudi Arabia (Religious Dynasty).

Her relatives must be "indigenous Palestinians" too:

The Emir of Qatar of the Al Thani dynasty of the Banu Tamim tribe.

The theater of the absurd from Rylah. Now, an Indio from Colombia with the last name of Pizarro, is a descendent of the conquistadores.

You are making a fool of yourself. You could have picked someone other than a blonde, blue eyed Palestinian to be descendant of an Arabian. I was stationed in Saudi Arabia while in the Army, I never saw one blonde Saudi. LOL

 

[rylah]

No it's apples and oranges. Aztecs, Incas etc are indigenous.
Arabians and Africans didn't become indigenous to the land by mere colonization.

The Arabians arrived as rulers, they did not colonize, they didn't have the population to do so. Deserts don't support large populations. Try to use a little logic, for once.

The people that now speak Arabic and now are Muslims and Christians are the indigenous people of the area, their ancestors once practiced Judaism, Samaratinism, Paganism and spoke Aramiac. Greek and Latin. Just as the descendants of the Maya, Inca, Aztecs and others now practice Roman Catholicism and speak Spanish.

The Jews that invaded Palestine came from Europe, spoke European languages and were culturally European. There were no bagels, smoked salmon or gifilte in Palestine before the Europeans arrived.

That's of course a lie that has been debunked here on many levels.
Just one of many example:

Tarabin has an advantage over other tribes like Byada and Ababda tribes through its ownership of land in northern, southern and middle Sinai.
The tribe is spread throughout Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Gaza and is involved in smuggling weapons and aid to fellow tribe members in Gaza, Hussein said.
“A Bedouin's first allegiance is for his tribe then comes the country in second place,” he added.
Metropolitan Bedouins: Tarabin tribe living in Cairo between urbanization and Bedouin traditions

Nothing I have stated was debunked. Fact can't be debunked. Your attempts to delegitimize the Palestinians through propaganda is futile. Because I have the facts.

But, your post is a non-sequitur as usual. What do Bedouins have to do with Palestinians, most were Hashemite followers and live in Jorda. Their population was not even considered for Palestine partition purposes. Had they been considered as part of the Palestinian population, the non-Jews would have out numbered the Jews in the Jew partition as well as in the non-Jewish partition.

You must be thinking these people of Hebron are indigenous to the land:

(Ahed Tamimi- the Palestinian poster child)


The tribe of Banu Tamim (Arabic: بـنـو تـمـيـم‎‎) or Bani Tamim (Arabic: بـني تـمـيـم‎‎) is one of the main tribes of Arabia.

Today, descendants from the tribe live in the Arabian Peninsula and neighboring countries such as Saudi

Arabia, Egypt,[1][2]Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Lebanon and Palestine.


Dynasties

• The Aghlabid dynasty
• The Al Thani, ruling family of Qatar. (See House of Thani)
• The Al ash-Sheikh family of the Grand Muftis of the Emirate of Diriyah, then the Emirate of Najd and now modern day Saudi Arabia (Religious Dynasty).

Her relatives must be "indigenous Palestinians" too:

The Emir of Qatar of the Al Thani dynasty of the Banu Tamim tribe.

The theater of the absurd from Rylah. Now, an Indio from Colombia with the last name of Pizarro, is a descendent of the conquistadores.

You are making a fool of yourself. You could have picked someone other than a blonde, blue eyed Palestinian to be descendant of an Arabian. I was stationed in Saudi Arabia while in the Army, I never saw one blonde Saudi. LOL

Nice bait and switch...however Abbas, al-Husayni, al-Masri, Yamani, al-Maghrebi, Tamimi...and Your beloved Hashemite Arafat never became indigenous. They're simply Arabians with close ties to Arabian royalty.