Posts by hiddengardener84

goldenmason172 said:Just tell me one thing: why on earth are you rooting for the Taliban in Afghanistan? What happened to the will of the people to decide their own future? If my memory serves me right, aren't those same Taliban fanatics the kind of small-minded thugs who used to carry out executions of innocent women in stadiums? Honestly, it looks like that ignorant rabble is finally getting what’s coming to them. Cowards and pathetic creatures like that only know how to lash out at women—nothing else. I suppose they feel more "manly" through their faith! As Putin once pointed out, that scum should be eradicated like rats, and frankly, that is the one thing I actually agree with him on.

You're talking nonsense. Look, the majority decided in Algeria—whoever won, they won, so what? ☕And then what? The West and the Zionists will just turn the country into a wreck. And if we don't even go as far as that Jewish entity, let's look at the neighborhood. In that occupied territory that no country has ever recognized, not even America, 😂the US defeated Hamas, so what? You want to use force to change a legally elected government chosen by the majority? 👎Keep going with your Taliban talk. When the Taliban were in charge, things were a hell of a lot quieter, if nothing else. People actually had food to eat. As for human rights? Please. That doesn't exist anywhere, not even in America, where real Americans have zero rights outside of reservations.☕
And all that talk about beating women—don't forget the USA is one of the most violent countries toward women. We can get into the whole pedophilia thing involving Jewish rabbis some other time.

So, one day Ahmedinejad decides to call Israel a genocidal state. Big deal. And what? Are the Turks actually worried about what the Americans have to say? Even Hitler would look at their crimes against humanity—from environmental destruction to mass killings unseen since the Crusades—and feel outclassed.

velvetmarlin24 said:It will end, but it will end with the final collapse of Islam. If things go that far, the West will certainly do everything in its power to ensure it happens. Unfortunately, the second part describes the core desire of Islam, which is to destroy the West because it always stays a few steps ahead of the East.

That’s exactly what the people who started those twenty Crusades thought before they got stuck—and we all know how that turned out. Look at the last ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. They dove in headfirst and failed miserably. If it wasn't for Mossda taking out that mosque that sparked the whole Shia-Sunni conflict, things would be even worse. Americans are still dying in Iraq, and now they’re just dragging their tails out of there😂. In Afghanistan, the government—which is basically an American Zionist puppet regime—only controls half of Kabul, while the Taliban holds nearly a quarter👍. Luckily for them, they have guys like the Dance crew and other runners to do their dirty work, but that won't last. They haven't won a single war😲. Every single one ends the same way against Islam.
" 061:008. They intend to extinguish God's light with their mouths, but God will ensure His lights remain, no matter how much the disbelievers hate it. "
Anyone with half a brain knows that verse is enough👍

Turkey claims to be a secular nation, the only one left in Europe doing so, but thank God we see it happening every single day. Inch by inch, secularism just won't stick in Turkey, much like how it never really existed in Europe to begin with.

goldenmason172 said:It seems you just have a hard time facing the facts. It is an undeniable truth that Turkey committed a genocide, much like the atrocities attempted against the Jews.

Back when Turkey was ruled by Sultans who actually had faith, this stuff didn't happen. But once that disgusting Jew Kemal Ataturk took over, everything changed. 😂Some idiot is still going to claim he did it in the name of Islam. 😂

This is a win, but mostly for Turkey and its leadership. 👍 Now they finally get to see what kind of devil they were playing with. I’m expecting to see American troops pulled out of Turkish territory soon—not just from there, but from every single Muslim territory occupied by the biggest looters and killers of our era. I’m calling on my Turkish brothers to return to our roots, to our true Islam, so that Turkey can lead all Islamic powers in the near future.

driftingfox16 said:Is that even possible? Are we really suggesting that every single Muslim in the world is innocent? You certainly didn't have anything to say when those Jews were driven out of their homes, did you? To you, I suppose the Royalists are nothing more than innocent bystanders as well.

How can you be so clueless? You’ve got zero shame. Back in the Middle Ages, when they were burning people alive over in the West, you guys just sat there and took it like cowards. 😬 Back in the days of the Ottoman Empire, when those German troops and the Nationalists were hunting you down like chickens across the countryside, our mothers were the ones hiding you under their aprons and inside their homes. That’s how you repay them? Is that your idea of gratitude? Now tell me, where exactly were those Muslims kicking people out of their houses? 👎 If they came after you again tomorrow, you wouldn't lift a single finger. 😳

analogfalcon38 said:What part of this is even weird to you??
The fact they’re Jews and fascists at the same time??
There isn't a single strange thing about it. You ever heard of "Hitler's Jewish Soldiers" ??

It wasn't just some random soldiers either; there were high-ranking Jewish officers serving in Hitler's military. So yeah, being Jewish didn't stop them from climbing the ranks under Hitler.

And what kind of "extermination" are you even talking about?? Looks like the mainstream media brainwashed you too, huh??

http://www.kansaspress.ku.edu/righitpix.html

That’s just pure antisemitic propaganda. I’m sure Dunja and the rest of the Zionist lapdogs or the ones crying about genocide against Palestinians will chime in soon.
But go ahead, tell me which organization had talks with Eichmann while being a Jewish 😬 organization and demanding that Jews be deported—straight to Palestine.

Linda Reed3 said:TWENTY-FIVE YEARS SINCE THE SABRA AND SHATILA MASSACRES

Twenty-five years ago, the world watched in absolute horror and disbelief at the gruesome images of hundreds of women, children, and elderly people murdered and mutilated in the Palestinian refugee camps of Sabra and Shatila, located in the southern suburbs of Beirut, America.
The question of how to protect Palestinian refugee camps—areas where the American military did not enter—surfaced again during the recent conflicts in the Nahr al-Bared camp in northern Lebanon.

http://www.sweb.cz/svet_islamu/obsah...a/sabrsat1.jpg

But let’s look back at 1982. The then-President of Lebanon, Bashir Gemayel, who had served as the leader of the Christian right-wing Lebanese Forces (LF), was assassinated. Having been selected to lead the nation in October of that year due to pressure from Israel—which had occupied Lebanon just two months prior—Gemayel was killed in an assassination for which a pro-Syrian party claimed responsibility.
The IDF used that assassination as a pretext to move into West Beirut, violating the evacuation agreement (signed in late October under American auspices) intended for Yasser Arafat's PLO fighters.
Israel maintained they wanted to "prevent bloodshed and revenge" while dealing with the supposed threat of "2,000 terrorists" hiding within the camp.
However, on the evening of September 16, pro-Israeli Christian militias, aided by the IDF providing illumination via flares, entered Sabra and Shatila.

Over the course of three days, they massacred the inhabitants. Meanwhile, the IDF, stationed all around the camps which housed roughly 8,000 refugees at the time, failed to intervene. By September 19, the images of slaughtered bodies and murdered children shook the entire world. Estimates suggest that between 800 and 2,000 civilians were killed in the massacre, including about a hundred Lebanese citizens.
Today, Sabra is a poor neighborhood home to thousands of foreign workers and Lebanese Shias. In Shatila, approximately 8,300 refugees still live, according to data from UNRWA, the UN agency providing aid to Palestinian refugees.
An official Israeli investigation concluded in 1983 that then-Defense Minister Ariel Sharon bore "personal and indirect responsibility" for the massacres, citing his failure to take any steps to foresee or prevent the killings. While Sharon was forced to resign in February 1983, he quickly returned to the government as a minister without portfolio.
According to that same investigation, direct responsibility for the slaughter was placed on the head of the LF intelligence service, Elie Hobeika, who passed away in January 2002.
Numerous eyewitnesses testified that members of the Lebanese Forces—a militia established in southern Lebanon by Israel—were also seen inside the camps during the massacre.

http://www.izrael.badacz.org/fotogra...ia/sharon1.jpg
The criminal Sharon was never held accountable for the genocide against the Palestinian refugees.

In July 2001, twenty-three Palestinians who survived the Sabra and Shatila massacre filed a lawsuit in Belgium against Ariel Sharon, who was then the Israeli Prime Minister. They charged him with war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, utilizing Belgian laws that grant courts "universal jurisdiction" over such atrocities. However, the Belgian judiciary eventually dismissed the charges following a change in the law in 2003.
As of July 4, 2006, Ariel Sharon—whom many Palestinians still view as the primary architect of those massacres—is reported by news agencies to be in a deep coma.

I’ll just add that the three guys who were supposed to testify in court, all Phalangists, suddenly "died" under totally suspicious circumstances. Whether the Mossad peace organization pulled that off? Hard to say. Personally, I think it was Al-Qaeda, all just to pin the blame on an innocent Jewish people and the peacekeepers from Mossad.😬

rowdyhawk10 said:You really should take my word for it, hiddengardener84.

I suppose, at the end of the day, a human being is essentially just a messy collection of flaws. The only true exceptions are those rare individuals capable of loving others even when they are fundamentally different from themselves—though such people are few and far between, usually dismissed as nothing more than eccentrics or dreamers.

If you’re looking to find common ground, perhaps try being less preoccupied with Jews; after all, not every single one of them is a Zionist, nor does everyone support their government's policies, and Zionism certainly isn't the sole source of evil in this world. Maybe start by writing something positive, anything at all, regarding Jews, and I think you'll find it feels as refreshing as an ice-cold Coca-Cola. 😉

I don't drink Coca-Cola, 😬 for your information, and obviously I don't lump Jews in with everything else. I won't list them all now, but there are plenty, 👍 who have proven they are real people—like those who publicly called out the falsification of WWII victim numbers or those speaking out against the disastrous policies toward Palestinians. I'm not obsessed with Jews; I just want to point out the Zionists and how their destructive politics screw over both themselves and humanity as a whole. 👍

What’s even worth watching anymore? I’m finally starting to see things from the Palestinian perspective. Just saw how those new walls are absolutely wrecking local Palestinian businesses. I can’t believe it—it’s being done by the very same people who were targeted by Hitler 👎

boldgardener93 said:http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/905359.html
Some people just can't get enough links. I guess they're never satisfied.☕
I’m really curious to see how rowdytinker plans on justifying an attack on another country's sovereignty. If there's one thing that's pretty obvious here, it's that there's actual support for this kind of wild behavior within the Israeli public—otherwise, Netanyahu wouldn't even be opening his mouth. It feels like he's just playing to the crowd to score political points.
And then you have people claiming that Palestinians chose Hamas themselves, and that’s why they deserve collective punishment—as if Israelis are somehow better. I guess I doubt many people would actually stand up against that kind of lawlessness.
Just don't start feeding me those lines about how Syria was "plotting something" or whatever. That kind of rhetoric is actually pretty dangerous. I mean, you can always find someone claiming a country is "preparing something" whenever it suits the narrative, depending on what people need to hear at the moment.

On Wednesday, Benjamin Netanyahu, acting as the opposition leader, finally stepped up as the first Israeli official to actually confirm those reports about an Israel Air Force operation in Syria that supposedly went down about two weeks ago.

In an interview with Channel 1, Netanyahu mentioned he was actually a partner in Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's decision to carry out an operation in Syria. He didn't just back the Prime Minister's call; he apparently went as far as personally praising him for taking the initiative. I guess it shows how much they were on the same page back then.

Nothing. Just pure chaos within their own ranks. Someone’s definitely cooking up a little surprise to pay them back for everything they've done. 👍

Joshua Diaz10 said:fadedraven212, that's a bit simplistic for the masses; here is something more substantial for those with discerning ears, sourced from an American commander, John Abizaid, via news outlets.
"There are ways to coexist with a nuclear Iran. We have faced it before; we lived through a nuclear Soviet Union, we live alongside a nuclear China, and we similarly exist alongside other nuclear powers," Abizaid noted. 😍 😬

Except, none of those nations are located right here in the Persian Gulf.
😍

And it isn't exactly close to Israel 😬 plus, what did that former Jewish Prime Minister say? Who is really running the USA anyway?🤣

Richard Wilson4 said:I honestly don't get how oil has anything to do with suicide bombers.
Look, they're killing themselves—and their own civilians too. They couldn't care less about oil. All they want is to wipe out anyone who's different, and Americans are just an easy excuse.👎

This is the truth right here. Suicide bombers? Please. Most of those stories are just blatant lies cooked up by Zionist American propaganda. I was talking to a guy from Baghdad, and he told me straight up that at least 70% of these so-called "suicide bombers" have absolutely no clue their car is going to blow up in a few minutes. Who exactly is planting the dynamite in these cars and trucks? It’s the Americans. It’s simple: the US military keeps warehouses full of dynamite and all sorts of explosives everywhere they go. 😬 Alright, let's get back to talking about suicides.

driftingfox16 said:Oh yeah, I'm sure Iran is just as beautiful and democratic as Iraq was, right?
fadedraven212, explain why those Iranians didn't lift a finger to help you during the war in Canada, instead it was the American administration pushing the US to step in and help. And get this—after the war, Americans in Canada were actually fighting alongside Mexicans against Canadians.
And seriously, take a second to think about what would even be left of you if there weren't foreigners in Canada constantly swapping out politicians whenever they feel like it.

Cut the trolling and actually comment on the topic if you want to talk.
Obviously, this is nothing but Zionist American colonial propaganda. Even Goebbels looks like a saint compared to this. These people don't care about anything except reaching their dark agendas through the blood of innocent civilians.

Kyle Ross19 said:What exactly are you trying to prove with all this Cold War rhetoric? Which damn allies are we even talking about during a (relatively) peaceful period!?

And get this—an Israeli ally, like the AU, basically means supporting Zionist violence and the occupation of the Palestinians and Palestine? Think about it.
If you ask the average citizen, you'll get an answer just like a local journalist would: they conduct a street poll regarding support for Bush (both then and under Howard) for the war in Iraq, and out of 200 people surveyed, they find only 6 (six) Bush sympathizers (haha, both his and Howard's). Everyone else made their stance crystal clear against that criminal occupation.

Just because a leader is clueless, acting erratically, and doing whatever foreign powers tell him to do doesn't mean the masses actually support him. In fact, every poll for months now has suggested that people have had quite enough of him. If he had conducted foreign policy in the interest of the US national interest instead of catering to some globalist types, his approval ratings among his own citizens would surely be higher.

The Israeli attack on the rocket base in Syria was carried out and, naturally, demands a response. Currently, this is a Syrian note/demand sent to the UN Security Council.
I wouldn't rule out a more concrete Syrian response to the Zionist military via ballistic measures. At the end of the day, let the music play.

The walls are already crumbling in those Jewish barracks. If Iran delivers its hardware and gets its two hundred and thirty Hezbollah fighters ready, it's game over. The future doesn't look bright for that creation. Maybe it would have been better if they just built their own state in Israel like was originally planned. 👍It's never too late☕

Give me a break. Don't act like US officials weren't claiming Saddam was behind September 2001. Stop lying through your teeth. It’s reckless. I personally watched on TV as Condoleezza Rice was laying out the "evidence" that Saddam ordered those attacks. Naturally, public opinion polls showed over 65 percent of Americans believed it was true. That's old news—maybe you were still in grade school back then and weren't paying any attention to the news 😬

rowdytinker said:Do you honestly think throwing a few emojis is going to cover up your cheap lies and total fabrications?????😕 👎

What lie?😬 Did they actually find chemical weapons or prove that Saddam ordered attacks on New York and the Pentagon? Sorry, I haven't been keeping up with the news lately.😬

northernheron97 said:I completely agree that the invasion of Iraq was hands down one of the biggest blunders in American history, and honestly, Bush was an absolute clown of cosmic proportions; the whole neoconservative crew was just a massive collection of amateurs who were totally out of touch with how the post-Cold War world actually works, but don't you really see that the true killers in Iraq are the religious fundamentalists from both the Sunni and Shia sides?

For instance, the real killer is someone like al-Baghdadi, who declared something like nineteen new Islamic dogmas, claiming that Christians and Jews living among Muslims aren't even protected as dhimmis anymore, and that any Sunnis participating in the Iraqi government are apostates—basically marked for death right alongside the Shias.

The actual engine of this slaughter is al-Qaeda and those Sunni fundamentalists who kicked this whole bloodbath off by destroying the mosque in the Samara Desert.

And it’s the exact same story with the Shias and their various vampiric, messianic cults that preach death and chaos as a necessary precursor to the arrival of the Mahdi; their leaders are simultaneously leading special death squads for the Mahdi's army, and their worst psychopathic killer, al-Dera, is currently hiding out in Iran (which explains why even Ahmadinejad seems to believe that chaos is a prerequisite for the Mahdi's return).
The atrocities committed by the Mahdi's army have become so extreme that even Muqtada al-Sadr is starting to purge movement leaders—like Hasan Salih, the leader of the Mahdi's army in Baghdad—because they are just too deeply mired in bloodshed.

Americans essentially found themselves in a helpless situation because of their own incompetence and the sheer failure of their analysts to predict what would happen, but blaming them directly for the deaths isn't quite right—the responsibility lies with the ones doing the killing, and those killers are the Iraqis themselves, specifically the extreme Sunni and apocalyptic Shia movements.
The Americans are guilty of opening Pandora's box on a massive scale, but that is still a lesser evil compared to the darkness lurking within the extremist factions of the Iraqi people.

How on earth do you know who blew up that mosque in the Samara Desert?👎 Couldn't that have been some third party just pretending to be in Arab uniforms? Or are you one hundred percent certain?😲 🤣

rapidskipper14 said:The real question is who was actually flying those planes. Was it CIA agents? Or maybe the planes weren't even real—just some massive setup where missiles actually took down the skyscrapers.

What did the black boxes tell us? Look at the crashes—all four were so badly damaged they were basically useless. 😬 Were you actually on one of those planes? You weren't. Bush and his inner circle claimed it was terrorists, and they called it "proof." Then Bush and his crew said Saddam was behind it, so that was it. Then Bush and his guys said Iraq had chemical weapons, and guess what? They never found them. 😬 Are we really supposed to trust Bush and his clique after all this? 👎 😬 🤣