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[montelatici]

The Zionists resort to personal insults because they have difficulty defending the indefensible.

You have this habit of accusing pro Zionist poster of literally EXACTLY what the PaliNazis are guilty of.

The Palestinians, which had nothing to do with the Nazis, are in virtual concentration camps guarded by Jews who act and look like Nazis. Go figure.

 

[toastman]

The Zionists resort to personal insults because they have difficulty defending the indefensible.

You have this habit of accusing pro Zionist poster of literally EXACTLY what the PaliNazis are guilty of.

The Palestinians, which had nothing to do with the Nazis, are in virtual concentration camps guarded by Jews who act and look like Nazis. Go figure.

Ahh, the obligatory Nazi comparison.
Pro Palestinians never leave home without it.

 

[Beelzebub]

You have this habit of accusing pro Zionist poster of literally EXACTLY what the PaliNazis are guilty of.

The Palestinians, which had nothing to do with the Nazis, are in virtual concentration camps guarded by Jews who act and look like Nazis. Go figure.

Ahh, the obligatory Nazi comparison.
Pro Palestinians never leave home without it.

Ah.
Interesting. with the "ISLAMONAZI" expression being maybe top of the expressions being used, and the "NAZIONIST" being a much easier spelling mutation (not to mention the possibilities of "Ashkenazi") do I see a Detente being reached here?

De-escalate the rather inaccurate use of a term which is really meant to incite, and is always inaccurate, even if there is some small comparative virtue? Like saying vegetarians are like Nazis.

So maybe go to the variant of Godwin's Law for a while?
"Anyone who mentions Nazis, Hitler, (or bad puns including them) The Third Reich, Germany - mid 20'th Century, or Fascism" is banned for posting on that thread for, Hmmm, lets say 20 posts.

Are YOU willing to take the pledge?
Remember, it has to be a mutual agreement by both sides.

That way, we could have an interesting discussion, using the right names for things. What do you think? Want to try it?

 

[toastman]

The Palestinians, which had nothing to do with the Nazis, are in virtual concentration camps guarded by Jews who act and look like Nazis. Go figure.

Ahh, the obligatory Nazi comparison.
Pro Palestinians never leave home without it.

Ah.
Interesting. with the "ISLAMONAZI" expression being maybe top of the expressions being used, and the "NAZIONIST" being a much easier spelling mutation (not to mention the possibilities of "Ashkenazi") do I see a Detente being reached here?

De-escalate the rather inaccurate use of a term which is really meant to incite, and is always inaccurate, even if there is some small comparative virtue? Like saying vegetarians are like Nazis.

So maybe go to the variant of Godwin's Law for a while?
"Anyone who mentions Nazis, Hitler, (or bad puns including them) The Third Reich, Germany - mid 20'th Century, or Fascism" is banned for posting on that thread for, Hmmm, lets say 20 posts.

Are YOU willing to take the pledge?
Remember, it has to be a mutual agreement by both sides.

That way, we could have an interesting discussion, using the right names for things. What do you think? Want to try it?

Sure, but it wouldn't work.

I've been here long enough to know that it's a favorite tactic of the pro Palestinian.
What do you plan on doing though, getting a petition to sign?

 

[Beelzebub]

I see you have little cooperative instinct Toasty.

The comparison certainly works better when applied to expansionist militaristic Israel, running mass ghetto's, with a master race philosophy, so yes, I can agree it probably first came from the anti-Israeli side.

The deployment by the Pro-Israeli side is a bit juvenile, trying to take the stinging comparison to use it against anti-Zionists, in a "yaa-boo" playground technique. As shown by Phoenall recently who called me an ISLAMONAZI for claiming the sun shines every day.

Your loss. You clearly still feel the sting of the comparison, and when your side use it, it is just a "bad word" with little to justify it, like a schoolboy swearing in junior school.

 

[toastman]

I see you have little cooperative instinct Toasty.

The comparison certainly works better when applied to expansionist militaristic Israel, running mass ghetto's, with a master race philosophy, so yes, I can agree it probably first came from the anti-Israeli side.

The deployment by the Pro-Israeli side is a bit juvenile, trying to take the stinging comparison to use it against anti-Zionists, in a "yaa-boo" playground technique. As shown by Phoenall recently who called me an ISLAMONAZI for claiming the sun shines every day.

Your loss. You clearly still feel the sting of the comparison, and when your side use it, it is just a "bad word" with little to justify it, like a schoolboy swearing in junior school.

What are you whining about now??

I told you that I would be interested in your idea, and then you attack.

I'm not the on who feels the need to use the comparison, that would be you (yiu just made a comparison in your post) and your pro Palestinian juvenile cabal.

 

[toastman]

I see you have little cooperative instinct Toasty.

The comparison certainly works better when applied to expansionist militaristic Israel, running mass ghetto's, with a master race philosophy, so yes, I can agree it probably first came from the anti-Israeli side.

The deployment by the Pro-Israeli side is a bit juvenile, trying to take the stinging comparison to use it against anti-Zionists, in a "yaa-boo" playground technique. As shown by Phoenall recently who called me an ISLAMONAZI for claiming the sun shines every day.

Your loss. You clearly still feel the sting of the comparison, and when your side use it, it is just a "bad word" with little to justify it, like a schoolboy swearing in junior school.

'In a yahoo playground technique'

Well, the Hamas charter calls for the destruction of Israel which is very similar to Hitlers 'final solution'; the destruction of the Jewish people.

 

[Beelzebub]

The Zionists resort to personal insults because they have difficulty defending the indefensible.

I think we have to separate Zionists by politics...I think most people in Israel, the secular Zionists would accept a reasonable peace, close to the Oslo accords,

then there are the Ultra conservative Zionists who see their mission as a mission from god who want a goy free state.

today sadly the latter group holds sway and peace is slipping away...

for me, the fact that America arms this new right wing Israel creates more wars against Israel's enemies and helps bring terrorism to our shores.

We need a resolution or withdraw from this quagmire.

If we start to graduate Zionists, then the number of divisions are infinite.
You could start off with the Zionists who want everyone to go to Madagascar, and only with the support of the existing population, including the lemurs.
And end with those who want to exterminate every Arab, every European whose grandfathers were not fast enough to bomb Auschwitz, and every American for not being pro-Israeli enough.

But the graduations in between are unclear and not useful.

Just don't confuse Judaism with Zionism, nor Zionism with religion.
There are plenty of Christian Zionists, and plenty of irreligious Zionists.

Don't say Jew if you mean Israeli. And vice versa.
Its your own responsibility to not encourage misunderstanding, or to misrepresent yourself.

 

[pbel]

The Zionists resort to personal insults because they have difficulty defending the indefensible.

I think we have to separate Zionists by politics...I think most people in Israel, the secular Zionists would accept a reasonable peace, close to the Oslo accords,

then there are the Ultra conservative Zionists who see their mission as a mission from god who want a goy free state.

today sadly the latter group holds sway and peace is slipping away...

for me, the fact that America arms this new right wing Israel creates more wars against Israel's enemies and helps bring terrorism to our shores.

We need a resolution or withdraw from this quagmire.

If we start to graduate Zionists, then the number of divisions are infinite.
You could start off with the Zionists who want everyone to go to Madagascar, and only with the support of the existing population, including the lemurs.
And end with those who want to exterminate every Arab, every European whose grandfathers were not fast enough to bomb Auschwitz, and every American for not being pro-Israeli enough.

But the graduations in between are unclear and not useful.

Just don't confuse Judaism with Zionism, nor Zionism with religion.
There are plenty of Christian Zionists, and plenty of irreligious Zionists.

Don't say Jew if you mean Israeli. And vice versa.
Its your own responsibility to not encourage misunderstanding, or to misrepresent yourself.

If Israel demands, as it has in the recent peace negotiations with its insistence of recognition as a "Jewish State" and the vast majority of the pro-Israel posters call their opponents Jew-Haters rather than Israeli opponents, then it is their terminology that invites the obvious distinctions.

 

[Phoenall]

The Palestinians, which had nothing to do with the Nazis, are in virtual concentration camps guarded by Jews who act and look like Nazis. Go figure.

Ahh, the obligatory Nazi comparison.
Pro Palestinians never leave home without it.

Ah.
Interesting. with the "ISLAMONAZI" expression being maybe top of the expressions being used, and the "NAZIONIST" being a much easier spelling mutation (not to mention the possibilities of "Ashkenazi") do I see a Detente being reached here?

De-escalate the rather inaccurate use of a term which is really meant to incite, and is always inaccurate, even if there is some small comparative virtue? Like saying vegetarians are like Nazis.

So maybe go to the variant of Godwin's Law for a while?
"Anyone who mentions Nazis, Hitler, (or bad puns including them) The Third Reich, Germany - mid 20'th Century, or Fascism" is banned for posting on that thread for, Hmmm, lets say 20 posts.

Are YOU willing to take the pledge?
Remember, it has to be a mutual agreement by both sides.

That way, we could have an interesting discussion, using the right names for things. What do you think? Want to try it?

Have you heard of the Grand Mufti who was one of Hitlers henchmen who organised the mass murder of Jews in Palestine during the war years. The same Husseini that started many BLOOD LIBELS against the Jews to elicit murder. Then we have the many photographs of Islamic NAZI military groups, and pictures of muslimahs demanding the jews be thrown in the ovens. How many Islamic racist actions were taken up by the Nazis from identifying clothes to restrictions on employment and travel. Then look at the whole ethos of islam that puts muslims above all others, gives them rights that are not given to non muslims. As for concentration camps way back in 1967 when Israel liberated gaza and the west bank they found Palestinians living in concentration camps with no sanitation or water. So it is not an inaccurate term at all but a very apt one and true to its meaning.


Lets extend your suggestion to include the same ban for those posters that rely on biased Islamic sources for their evidence. How long before your side has stopped posting the LIES, BLOOD LIBELS and Islamic PROPAGANDA

 

[Beelzebub]

Lets extend your suggestion to include the same ban for those posters that rely on biased Islamic sources for their evidence.

Yep. I think that would be possible.

So are you taking the pledge Phoney? Of do you think your Tourettes would prevent you?

 

[Phoenall]

I see you have little cooperative instinct Toasty.

The comparison certainly works better when applied to expansionist militaristic Israel, running mass ghetto's, with a master race philosophy, so yes, I can agree it probably first came from the anti-Israeli side.

The deployment by the Pro-Israeli side is a bit juvenile, trying to take the stinging comparison to use it against anti-Zionists, in a "yaa-boo" playground technique. As shown by Phoenall recently who called me an ISLAMONAZI for claiming the sun shines every day.

Your loss. You clearly still feel the sting of the comparison, and when your side use it, it is just a "bad word" with little to justify it, like a schoolboy swearing in junior school.

Take away the Islamic, Nazi, white supremacist, extreme right wing and extreme left wing sources and you would have no actual evidence of your alleged claims. There is no expansionist military, no ghettos, no master race philosophy unless you count those of the arab muslims.

No I called you an ISLAMONAZI because you spout ISLAMONAZI PROPAGANDA AND BLOOD LIBELS. Just as you use the term Zionist as if it was a very bad word that should not be used in civilised company.

Here you go just a few of the many millions of pictures of ISLAMONAZIS

 

[Beelzebub]

You are a case Phoney. Here is one for your collection:

The Bellamy Salute ? PiqueShow

 

[Phoenall]

The Zionists resort to personal insults because they have difficulty defending the indefensible.

I think we have to separate Zionists by politics...I think most people in Israel, the secular Zionists would accept a reasonable peace, close to the Oslo accords,

then there are the Ultra conservative Zionists who see their mission as a mission from god who want a goy free state.

today sadly the latter group holds sway and peace is slipping away...

for me, the fact that America arms this new right wing Israel creates more wars against Israel's enemies and helps bring terrorism to our shores.

We need a resolution or withdraw from this quagmire.

If we start to graduate Zionists, then the number of divisions are infinite.
You could start off with the Zionists who want everyone to go to Madagascar, and only with the support of the existing population, including the lemurs.
And end with those who want to exterminate every Arab, every European whose grandfathers were not fast enough to bomb Auschwitz, and every American for not being pro-Israeli enough.

But the graduations in between are unclear and not useful.

Just don't confuse Judaism with Zionism, nor Zionism with religion.
There are plenty of Christian Zionists, and plenty of irreligious Zionists.

Don't say Jew if you mean Israeli. And vice versa.
Its your own responsibility to not encourage misunderstanding, or to misrepresent yourself.

So why cant the pro islamics call Israel what it is ISRAEL, why do they insist on calling it an "ENTITY". As for Zionist there is only one definition of Zionism, The firmly held belief that the Jews have the human right to a homeland in the ancestral lands of their forefathers. Further once this homeland is created to be able to defend it against attack from all sides and to live in peace.

Now when will the muslim understand that Israel exists and is prepared to live in peace once they stop all acts of violence, terrorism and belligerence

 

[Beelzebub]

I'm still lost

Now I'm lost.

Need a Roadmap?

 

[Hossfly]

You are a case Phoney. Here is one for your collection:

The Bellamy Salute ? PiqueShow

A flag salute, combining a military salute with a Roman pledge, iniatiated long before the Hitler pledge and the Mussolini pledge which was stolen from the Roman salute. This flag salute was abandoned in 1942 to avoid confusion with the Nazi schweine and the Fascist pigs. Your example doesn't mean squat.

 

[Beelzebub]

So you say that saluting like this doesn't actually infer the politics of the people saluting.

Interesting Hoss.

 

[Hossfly]

So you say that saluting like this doesn't actually infer the politics of the people saluting.

Interesting Hoss.

I said what I said. What did you think I said? Need a translation? The salute was OK until the turd blossoms made it into reverance for diseased humans. Any more silly queries?

 

[Beelzebub]

I asked nothing Hoss.
I have no queries for you. But I think it quite reasonable to read your comments and comment on them.

Though your interpretation is interesting. That the arm movement doesn't infer the beliefs of the person who's arm it is.

 

[Hossfly]

Anyone who thinks Christians are welcome in a JEWISH entity, should rethink their support...


Spate of hate attacks as Israel ups security for papal visit

An Israeli policeman walks past graffiti on the wall of a church near an ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighbourhood in Jerusalem, on May 9, 2014. The graffiti reads "King David for the Jews...Jesus is garbage" (AFP Photo/Thomas Coex)

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Jerusalem (AFP) - Vandals sprayed anti-Christian graffiti on a Jerusalem church on Friday, despite Israeli police stepping up security around religious sites ahead of a visit by Pope Francis later this month.







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"Price tag... King David for the Jews... Jesus is garbage" was spray-painted in Hebrew on the wall of St George's, a Romanian Orthodox church near an ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighbourhood.

"Price tag" is a euphemism for hate attacks by Jewish extremists.

Police said that "Death to Arabs" was found written on a house in the Old City in east Jerusalem, and swastikas were scrawled on the wall of a west Jerusalem apartment.

The Roman Catholic church has demanded Israeli action after Hebrew graffiti reading "Death to Arabs and Christians and to everyone who hates Israel" was daubed on its Notre Dame complex in Jerusalem on Monday.

"The bishops are very concerned about the lack of security and lack of responsiveness from the political sector, and fear an escalation of violence," the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Getting back to the OP, here is another side of the Christian story.


The Feast of Saint George, a pretty important holiday for Palestinian Christians, recently ended, but it didn’t end well for those celebrating at the festival’s focal point, the Monastery of Saint George near Bethlehem.

Saint George’s Monastery is located in the village of al-Khadar, which is the name used for Saint George in Arab culture. Every year, Palestinian Christians, and even some Muslims, gather at the monastery, as well as at other locations throughout the region, to commemorate George’s martyrdom and dedication to his faith.

During this year’s festival, which occurred on May 6, the Christians gathered at Saint George’s were beset by Muslim provocateurs and assailants.


Christians Violently Attacked Near Bethlehem - Israel Today | Israel News