Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[Billy_Kinetta]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

You do realize that I asked for the history of the Palestinian nation, yes? Produce.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

You do realize that I asked for the history of the Palestinian nation, yes? Produce.

Is this a trick question. The Palestinians have lived there forever.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

You do realize that I asked for the history of the Palestinian nation, yes? Produce.

Is this a trick question. The Palestinians have lived there forever.

No trick question. I've lived in New York before. That does not make me a New Yorker.

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Well, I don't think you really believe that.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

AND​

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

AND​

Is this a trick question. The Palestinians have lived there forever.

(COMMENT)

Oh, I think about 5000 years ago, the Canaanites (≈3000BCE) establish a few enclaves in the territory. They were not the same as Palestinians. There was no Palestine in 3000BCE. It was the Israelite migration from Egypt that overcame the Canaanites. And that is when the regional struggle over territory begins.

The Origins of the Name “Palestine” (VIDEO) The first indication of the name "Aribi" comes from archeological finds that are Assyrian in origin. (≈ sometime: 800-700BCE). King David come on the scene in about 1000BCE and establishes Israel.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Hollie]

Foreign settlers have the right to self determination?

Link?

Of course not.

Don't be silly. The Jewish people have been there for thousands of years.

The Palestinians were already there when the Hebrews came up from Egypt.

Ya think?

Got a link for the history of the nation of Palestine?

When was it that everyone left and were replace by a new people?

You do realize that I asked for the history of the Palestinian nation, yes? Produce.

Is this a trick question. The Palestinians have lived there forever.

“Forever” is kind of a, you know, long time. Could you define a timeframe for “forever” relative to the “Country of Pally’land”

Link?

 

[Hollie]

A key element in the maintenance of totalitarianism is control and censorship of all forms of news, media and information. We see that as Hamas is arresting people in Gaza for video chatting with IsraelIs.

Coronavirus: Hamas arrests Palestinians for video chats with Israelis

The Palestinian activists have been holding conversations through Zoom and other social media platforms with people from all around the world, including Israel, about life in the Gaza Strip.

m.jpost.com

Hamas has arrested several Palestinian activists who participated in web-based video conference conversations with Israelis earlier this week to discuss cooperation between young people and the situation in the Gaza Strip, particularly in light of the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic

 

[Hollie]

On script, Rashida Tlaib is droning on with the "Great
Satan is racist", meme.

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(CNN)Rep. Rashida Tlaib suggested that the Detroit police department should only employ African Americans to identify black suspects from the city's facial recognition technology, according to video captured by The Detroit News

 

[P F Tinmore]

A key element in the maintenance of totalitarianism is control and censorship of all forms of news, media and information. We see that as Hamas is arresting people in Gaza for video chatting with IsraelIs.

Coronavirus: Hamas arrests Palestinians for video chats with Israelis

The Palestinian activists have been holding conversations through Zoom and other social media platforms with people from all around the world, including Israel, about life in the Gaza Strip.

m.jpost.com

Hamas has arrested several Palestinian activists who participated in web-based video conference conversations with Israelis earlier this week to discuss cooperation between young people and the situation in the Gaza Strip, particularly in light of the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic

Ahh, the Hamas lady posts again.

We have a lot of censorship in the US. Phil Donahue (The highest rated show on MSNBC.) was fired because he did not tow the government line on the Iraq war. Many other journalists, like Greg Palast, Rula Jabreal, Abby Martin, and many others cannot work in the US because they do not tow the government line.

 

[Hollie]

A key element in the maintenance of totalitarianism is control and censorship of all forms of news, media and information. We see that as Hamas is arresting people in Gaza for video chatting with IsraelIs.

Coronavirus: Hamas arrests Palestinians for video chats with Israelis

The Palestinian activists have been holding conversations through Zoom and other social media platforms with people from all around the world, including Israel, about life in the Gaza Strip.

m.jpost.com

Hamas has arrested several Palestinian activists who participated in web-based video conference conversations with Israelis earlier this week to discuss cooperation between young people and the situation in the Gaza Strip, particularly in light of the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic

Ahh, the Hamas lady posts again.

We have a lot of censorship in the US. Phil Donahue (The highest rated show on MSNBC.) was fired because he did not tow the government line on the Iraq war. Many other journalists, like Greg Palast, Rula Jabreal, Abby Martin, and many others cannot work in the US because they do not tow the government line.

This is not the thread for your silly conspiracy theories.

 

[Hollie]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

 

[Hollie]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

 

[Hollie]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

It’s odd that you would presume Islamic terrorist dictators would abide by a “Constitution”. Isn’t there something in the mini-caliphate Constitution about term limits for dictators?

Say that out loud to yourself: “term limits for dictators”.

Not sure what you mean by “Palestine”. When did the West Bank, aka the Abbas mini-caliphate, magically become the “Magical Kingdom of Pally’land”?

 

[Hollie]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

When was the last time the Palestinian Legislative Council met?

A faux agency that exists only on letterhead for the convenience of an Islamic dictator.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

When was the last time the Palestinian Legislative Council met?

A faux agency that exists only on letterhead for the convenience of an Islamic dictator.

When was the last time the Palestinian Legislative Council met?

Before the US coup in 2007.

 

[Hollie]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

When was the last time the Palestinian Legislative Council met?

A faux agency that exists only on letterhead for the convenience of an Islamic dictator.

When was the last time the Palestinian Legislative Council met?

Before the US coup in 2007.

Your usual retreat to conspiracy theories.

What coup?

Link?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Mahmoud may be having some trouble fogging a mirror so the race is on to be the winner of the mini-caliphate’s presidential jet.

It’s probable that, as noted in the linked article, various islamo-street gangs will take up arms against the competing gangs. At stake is control of millions of welfare dollars and individual fortunes for the winners of the welfare fraud prize.

Hamas will not sit idly by as street warfare consumes the competing mini-caliphate. The ugly (and very messy), civil war that consumed the competing mini-caliphates more than a decade ago may seem mild by comparison.

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article241870541.html

An increasingly intense struggle to succeed the aging and ailing president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is under way.

The use of armed militias may be key to a contender’s success.

Armed support will be needed if the power struggle turns violent. Such militias could be ordered to take control of symbolic government sites, like the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority presidency in Ramallah, or TV and radio stations. While the PA has not clashed with such militias until now, their presence is a looming one.

It is funny that these propagandists never mention that the constitution lays out the procedures to replace a president.

Of course the US and Israel will not allow that to happen. More of that illegal external interference.

More of your silly conspiracy theories.

If the office of the President of the National Authority becomes vacant due to any of the above cases, the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council shall assume the powers and duties of the Presidency of the National Authority, temporarily for a period not exceeding (60) sixty days, during which free and direct elections to choose a new president shall take place in accordance with the Palestinian Election Law.

Constitution of Palestine (2003) - Wikisource, the free online library

en.wikisource.org

This won't happen and Palestine will be stuck with another appointed leader.

It’s odd that you would presume Islamic terrorist dictators would abide by a “Constitution”. Isn’t there something in the mini-caliphate Constitution about term limits for dictators?

Say that out loud to yourself: “term limits for dictators”.

Not sure what you mean by “Palestine”. When did the West Bank, aka the Abbas mini-caliphate, magically become the “Magical Kingdom of Pally’land”?

Say that out loud to yourself: “term limits for dictators”.

Do you mean the foreign appointed leaders?