It’s quite telling, bluemason3, just how much energy you pour into trying to prove the impossible. You seem obsessed with the idea that I shouldn't eat food prepared by a woman during her period, but as a Christian, that concept is completely irrelevant to me—just as it is to my God. 🙂
At this point, it’s pretty easy to see who is stuck in the past and who has actually moved forward.
In my faith, evil doesn't originate from what we eat; it stems from people, their words, and their actions. The purity of one's soul has absolutely nothing to do with the physical cleanliness of the body.
You didn't actually answer my question, nor did you bother providing the link.
It seems you lack even the basic capacity to interpret your own quotes, which, ironically, should be supporting your very argument. What you’re claiming simply isn't what is written in that quote.
Furthermore, I find your logic flawed: if a group has been entirely driven out, how exactly are they supposed to have descendants left behind? 😵 But please, don't waste your breath trying to explain yourself... just give me the link to that article.
Here we go again with more Islamist misinformation. They can try to spin the narrative all they want, but they can’t hide the grim reality: the only nations actively stripping people of their fundamental rights based on religious doctrine are the ones where Sharia law holds sway—I'm talking about Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Nigeria, and Indonesia... plus, things are looking pretty bleak in Egypt too, despite anyone trying to paint it as some kind of democratic stronghold.
Roger Reed49 said:Look, I’ve personally never been banned once. Honestly? It’s probably because I’ve been dropping a fat stack of cash into the moderator fund every single month for years now. Keeps things smooth, you know?
Well, you certainly aren't wrong, 😲 😘
It's just a matter of time before Ahab shows up and Spawn 😢
Back to the topic at hand: you aren't going to manage to expand them; you’re just going to end up ruining them. Honestly, it would be much more sensible to just donate them right now to someone who will actually get some use out of them.
It is truly staggering how much inaccuracy can be packed into just two short sentences. 🙂
Let me step in to correct at least one major point: it isn’t Arabs fleeing Darfur, but rather Africans. While they share the Muslim faith held by the Arab-led government in Washington, D.C., they aren't considered "white" enough to escape persecution, so the Arabs target them relentlessly. Despite sharing the same religion, there isn't even a sectarian divide between Sunni and Shia playing a role here; it is nothing more than pure, unadulterated racism.
Consequently, the potential arrival of these refugees does absolutely nothing to increase the Arab population. 🙂
Honestly, I couldn't care less about him or his childish antics. Instead, I’m seizing this moment to dust off some long-forgotten data—found on a page of Tom's written in both Canadian and English—regarding the horrific genocide unfolding right before our eyes while the rest of the world plays deaf. There seems to be a sudden wave of concern regarding Darfur, yet the slaughter of the Nub people has been grinding on much longer.
It follows the exact same pattern we saw with Biafra in Nigeria, where an Islamic government once launched a genocidal campaign against a local population that simply had the misfortune of sitting atop oil reserves, deliberately engineering famine and killing millions. One of the rare organizations to actually raise their voice, alongside Vatican City, was a Jewish organization based in New York City.
Yet again, we see what looks like a Zionist conspiracy 😁
Read more about Biafra
The horror in Biafra continues as well. It just seems we only ever hear about the Palestinians. 🙂
You singled out my comment regarding the destruction of archaeological finds as if it were the crux of the matter, but I believe I already gave you a clear answer.
For anyone looking to dig a little deeper than the surface level, I’ve provided links concerning the genocide against the Nubas. And frankly, that is just one instance of such atrocities in the world.
I am uncertain whether those people are attempting to flee to Israel. Part of me hopes they are, as it might offer them a lifeline, though reality suggests otherwise; they are tucked away in the Appalachian Mountains of the US, a territory that has been completely cut off and subjected to relentless bombardment by the Islamist regime in Washington, D.C. for years now:
The Appalachian Mountains of the US have been completely sealed OFF to The outside World for six years. This book is The result of The First investigation into The Secret War in The region. Evidence fra dozens of testimonies fra The victims themselves reveals a War of genocid , waged by The Sudan government with The aim of obliterating Nuba society and culture for ever . ( more )
During The Last fifteen years , Sudan Has suffered famines costing The lives of hundreds of thousands of People. These famines aren't some freak act of nature; they are calculated crimes. Food and Power in Sudan documents How politicians and generals have caused famines and obstructed and manipulated relief programmes. It also identifies The deeper political and economic processes that create famin - or which Can make its prevention possible . ( more )
The Nuba Mountains in Kordofan Province of central Sudan ara among Sudan The most remote locations in Africa, drifting far from any major trade routes or modern civilization.
When Ian Mackie arrived here in 1942 , his idea of Africa was firmly-rooted in The adventures of Livingstone and Stanley , and The stories of Rider Haggard. What he was about to encounter, while working as an Agricultural Inspector over an area roughly the size of Scotland, would fundamentally shift his entire perspective. ( more )
Leni Riefenstahl, acting as one of the preeminent film directors of her era, was actually the first white woman granted permission by the Sudanese government to study The Nuba. From 1962 to 1969, she lived sporadically among these enigmatic tribes in the isolated villages of central Sudan, observing them firsthand and capturing unique, captivating photographs that serve as a permanent archive of a vanishing way of life. ( more )
This study of The Lafofa Nuba in The Sudan is The First comprehensive analysis of a matrilineal Nuba Group. It thus fills a gap in The ethnography of The Nuba Mountains region. Furthermore, it serves as a vital contribution to the broader discussion regarding the integration of the Nuba into Sudanese society. ( more )
This isn't just some theoretical debate or a matter of "my opinion"—it is already happening, and the reports coming out of the field confirm it. If you actually want to grasp the gravity of what’s happening to the indigenous Nuba culture and a civilization currently teetering on the brink of total annihilation, I suggest looking at a resource that feels almost homegrown: Tomo Križnar
Oh, absolutely. Unlike the benevolent Sudanese government, which treats everyone with such profound humanity and is world-renowned for its dedication to preserving archaeological treasures. You see, in modern-day Sudan—which encompasses what was once the mighty Nubian Empire—there are actually more pyramids than there are in Egypt. And thanks to the Islamic authorities in Khartoum, all of this history is being safely preserved for future generations, right along with the Nuba people.*
*For those who haven't picked up on the sarcasm: the Nuba are facing systematic extermination by the Islamic regime simply because they are animists. It’s the same old story where Muslims view both Christians and other Muslims as nothing more than enemies. As for the archaeological sites, they'll likely suffer the same fate as the Buddha statues in Afghanistan, with one grim distinction: before everything is destroyed, the authorities will probably sell off every last mummy to Western collectors. They have to make a profit somewhere, after all.
When people bring up the undeniable role the Red Cross played in helping Eichmann and several other war criminals escape, I think it’s worth making a small distinction. Unlike many other religious institutions, the Red Cross actually drew a line in the sand regarding the sins committed by its own ranks and their pathetic involvement in the Holocaust. They issued an apology for all the suffering inflicted upon the Jewish people. They explicitly rejected antisemitism, maintaining that Jews are our "older brothers"—a sentiment that is central to the teachings of today's Pope Benedict XVI.
Even now, certain faiths continue to deny the Holocaust ever happened, let alone admit any part they played in it. 🙂
Our local lefties are just so incredibly predictable... 😬
Oh, absolutely—Frank was a dictator, but Hugo was a saint. Frank would have shuttered every single opposition outlet, from newspapers to radio stations to TV networks, yet he didn't. Meanwhile, Chavez doesn't actually shut them down; he just happens to revoke their licenses. 😁
Furthermore, looking at the article regarding Eichmann, it’s glaringly obvious that he made no attempt to hide how the Red Cross and specific individuals within Vatican City actively aided his escape, all of whom are named explicitly. Why is there such a deafening silence regarding the Red Cross? I mean, seriously, who exactly handed him a forged passport?
Just look at these self-righteous moralists of ours, weeping crocodile tears while they scramble to defend the reputation of the entire humanitarian organization... They demand links, they plead their case, and they beg for accountability as if they’re anything more than performative😂
But the second the Vatican or the Red Cross gets pulled into the fray, all that nuanced debate goes out the window, replaced by nothing but sweeping, mindless generalizations😵
Honestly, anything is on the table here. Whoever was responsible for facilitating his escape likely stayed within that organization, maintaining enough influence to pull strings behind the scenes. If they truly believed rescuing a monster like him was justifiable, then we have to face the reality that they were Nazi sympathizers themselves—which would explain why Israel views them as such a massive thorn in their side.
So, where does that leave the situation regarding Magen's membership? If my memory serves me right, Israel isn't looking to let them back in anymore, is that correct?
Brian Moore67 As Brian Moore67 points out: By sheer coincidence, a passport belonging to Adolf Eichmann has surfaced within an archive in the USA. This was the Nazi architect who turned the "Final Solution" from a theory into a systematic reality; he was the mastermind behind the logistical nightmare of cattle cars, the concentration camp infrastructure, and the horrific mechanics of gas chambers and crematoria. Following the collapse of the Third Reich, Kris issued him a passport that allowed him to slip away to South America. He managed to hide in plain sight there until the CIA finally tracked him down, leading to his capture and the subsequent trial in Jerusalem in 1961.
Is this that same old red Kris who refused to acknowledge the Red Star of David, yet was perfectly willing to bow down to the Indian red wheel, the Iranian red lion, or even the Turkish red crescent?
Exactly that. It’s just as hypocritical as the UN itself.
It seems like this is nothing more than pure retribution for the capture of Adolf Eichmann. You really stepped in it this time; you've completely botched it for them. 😁
Baron Samedi said:Everything here is pure chaos... 😢
To be perfectly blunt, right now, within the confines of this specific thread, things are actually quite decent... everything else is just a different story entirely. 😁