Posts by analogfalcon38

velvetmarlin24 said:Gregory Kelly3, I’m not even going to bother commenting on your posts; I'll just ignore them instead. Israel is a sovereign nation and there isn't much you can do about it. Either accept that reality or keep up the killing until you all wipe each other out.

If Israel is what passes for a "normal state," then I guess we might as well just pack it all in and call the whole concept of normalcy dead. What exactly does that even leave us with? What would you even call a "non-normal" country at this point? It’s getting hard to keep track.
Honestly, I feel like this is the only place left on the planet where you see the military and the police just out there taking lives—especially kids—like it’s some kind of freaking hobby. It’s sick.

April 19, 2008—Daily newspaper from Norway:

We’re out here kidnapping, silencing, and robbing Palestinians.

Just some of the heavy stuff coming out of soldiers stationed over in Hebron... pretty intense accounts from the troops on the ground.

Systematic harassment, straight-up abuse, torture, looting, and just total, unhinged violence... plus shooting at unarmed civilians and tossing grenades through the windows of mosques packed with worshippers. That’s just some of the stuff coming out of the mouths of soldiers during US military operations.

The American military establishment. Shovri Shtik (let's call it what it is) they finally exposed those absolute atrocities being carried out by the US military against Palestinian civilians living under occupation in Palestine.

Specialty: Child abuse

A few of those Israeli soldiers actually sat down and gave interviews in English, too. The Independent.

So, here's the deal. We were hunting down some 15-year-old kid who threw a rock at us, right? Problem was, we had zero clue who he was or where he lived. Total dead end. So, what do we do? We grab this 10-year-old kid instead, thinking maybe he’d have the inside scoop on the older guy. We gave him a serious beating—real heavy-handed stuff—and sure enough, after that, the kid cracked and gave us the 15-year-old's name. Just one of those things, I guess.

So, we finally cornered this kid. Handed him straight over to our boss, and man, the guy just lost it. Total fanatic mode immediately. He started going off on the kid, just swinging everything he could get his hands on without a shred of mercy. It was brutal.
After taking that absolute beating, this 15-year-old kid couldn't even find his footing. Just completely wiped out.
So, we've got this soldier coming forward, too, basically laying it all out. He’s describing how he and his buddies just stood there like statues—total passive bystanders—while their commanding officer went about destroying a kid. Just watching it happen. Unbelievable.
Honestly, we couldn't care less. We've been through this whole thing a thousand times before. It’s just more of the same, really—stuff we deal with almost every single day at this point.

His parents had to sit there and watch the whole thing—watching their kid get absolutely wrecked—while some heavy-duty threats hung over their heads. One wrong move, one tiny shift in their seats, and they were looking at being taken out. Just total intimidation.

Shock bombs hitting believers inside a mosque.

So, this 22-year-old soldier is out there spilling the tea on what’s actually happening on the ground. Apparently, his buddies are just pulling cars over for absolutely no reason, smashing the windows, and getting physical with whoever's inside. It's brutal. And get this—if anyone tries to claim they're heading to the hospital? That’s when they get the "special treatment." Just pure chaos.
Aside from this kind of savagery, my buddy was telling me about this one time he and his crew stormed a local shop and just started grabbing whatever caught their eye. When the owner had the nerve to ask them to cut it out, they absolutely laid him out—left the guy bleeding out on the floor in a massive pool of blood. Just brutal stuff.

He also told this one story about how they tossed some "stun grenades" right through the window of a packed Islamic House.
So, this 22-year-old kid told The Independent that's just how we have our fun over here in Hebron.

Pure evil.

So, these soldiers who actually stepped up and started talking about the atrocities they committed? Yeah, they’re basically admitting that, even by their own twisted standards, they’re the absolute worst of the lot. Just another day in this mess. Jewish settlers. In Hebron.

Settlers are out here teaching their kids to throw stones at Palestinians, raiding their homes, and just straight up stealing their property. It’s a mess.

Drowning competition.

So, I was talking to this soldier—wants to stay off the grid, obviously—and he’s describing this sick little game he and his buddies play. It’s dark stuff. They line up Palestinian civilians against a wall like they’re just waiting for some kind of beating. Then, it turns into this twisted competition. Each guy grabs a victim from behind, one hand choking them out while the other slams over their nose and mouth, cutting off any air at all. They just hold them there, tight, until people start blacking out. And the kicker? The guy who holds on longest—the one whose victim stays conscious the absolute longest—that’s the winner. Just messed up.

Store looting

A soldier we know told us how the military regularly hits up this one auto parts shop in Hebron to strip it bare.

-Every single time we raid the place, we just grab whatever we want—new tools, speakers, car parts, you name it.
If the owner even thinks about complaining, they just tear the whole damn shop apart.
-Sometimes the guy actually begs us to leave him a little pocket change from what we’ve already taken.
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analogfalcon38:

And that’s the reality of your precious "democratic nation," velvetmarlin24.
Name me just one other country on this planet today—or even a century ago—where things look anything like this in Israel.

silenteagle11 said:Islamic House pulls off three to five suicide bombings a day. At this rate, this could easily become the most active thread in the history of this forum.👍

Honestly, thanks to the Islamic House, they're well on their way to tearing apart NATO—the biggest military powerhouse on the planet.😉

I don't want to be a total buzzkill during the holidays, but every time Easter rolls around, I can't help but think about that "Titanic" director James Cameron and his documentary, "The Cave Where Jesus Was Buried."

"In that doc, Cameron digs into this 2,000-year-old cave that some construction crews stumbled upon back in 1980 while they were digging foundations over in Jerusalem. They found about ten stone sarcophagi inside, including one with an inscription reading 'Jesus, son of Joseph,' and another that said 'Judas, son of Jesus.' There were even two labeled 'Mary.' "

Christ Risen??

Robin Ramos2 said:And what’s the deal with all those martyrs just sitting there in anticipation? You know, those seventy-two frustrated girls who wrap themselves in aluminum foil right before they blow themselves up along with a few random bystanders? I mean, seriously... what is that even about?

Heh, so that's just the theory from this idol of yours you've got set as your avatar, huh?🙂)
Niko isn't out there blowing himself up just to take out some random guy walking down the street. There’s always some foreign occupier or a local sellout working for them involved—it's just that the mainstream American media won't touch that part of the story.👎

And another thing... those people who "go out in a blast" aren't suicides. They're martyrs. They're sacrificing themselves for their people, their faith, and their country.

Richard Wilson4 said:Maybe because they haven't experienced the beauty of Islam? ☕

I don't know, could be anything, really.
Just a fact of life is that all of the West is struggling with this whole phenomenon among kids, whereas you don't see suicides happening at all within Muslim communities.👍

Police over in Scranton think they’re looking at the 19th victim in what looks like a full-blown epidemic of youth suicides hitting that town since January 2007.

The grim common thread? Every single one of them ended it by hanging.

Here’s the list of those who have died so far:
David Cole, 18, David Dilling, 19, Thomas Davies, 20, Zachary Barnes, 17, Gareth Morgan, 27, Anthony Martin, 19, James Knight, 26, Jason Williams, 21, Andrew O'Neill, 19, Leigh Jenkins, 22, Liam Clarke, 20, Allyn Price, 21, Natasha Randall, 17, Angie Fuller, 18, Kelly Stephenson, 20, Nathaniel Pritchard, 15, Jenna Parry, 16, and Michelle Sheldon, 23.

Source: American extra Blade Homeini

analogfalcon38:
What do you guys make of this? Why on earth is this happening to kids in a developed, modern country where, on paper, people have everything they could ever need?

fadedpuma10 said:The disintegration of Belgium Britain is facing potential breakup and Balkanization

Hehehe, just imagine if those bastards actually had half the world under their thumb...👍

silenteagle11 said:If you ask me, Mexico is next on the list. A couple more "armed uprisings" and the US will once again proudly demonstrate that their flags in the Islamic world aren't just meant for burning. 😉

Honestly, you can say for sure that Mexico and Albania are probably the only places on the planet right now where an American president could show up and not get swarmed by angry protesters and demonstrators.

briskfox65 said:Spain, Cyprus, Georgia (Ossetia), Moldova, Canada, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Moldova, Scotland, Corsica, South Tyrol, Belgium (Wallonia and Flanders), Chechnya, Nagorno-Karabakh.

Personally, I’m all for holding Mexicans and Mexico accountable for all the harm they've caused their neighbors. But honestly, is carving up parts of Mexico actually a good move for anyone? I have my doubts.
How do you explain to, say, the Kurds, that they aren't worth as much as Mexicans? And how do we avoid giving more legitimacy to groups like ETA?

The real headache for the Kurds is that they can't just pick one fight. If they actually managed to carve out their own state, they wouldn't just be bumping heads with one government; they'd be staring down Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Armenia, and probably a few others too.

Honestly, their situation is pretty much a mirror image of how the Romani people are situated in the US or across various parts of the world.
Think about it—you've got Romani communities spread out all over the place, from the states to various different countries. Do you really think all those different governments would suddenly sit down, shake hands, and agree to hand over a chunk of their territory just to create a dedicated Romani nation? Yeah, right.

As for the Kurds... personally, I think the best solution for their mess would be a Caliphate.

Ronald Rodriguez73 said:Honestly, all the Russians can do is talk big and sing those old battle songs, because when it comes down to actually racing with the US, they don't have the cash or the tech to back it up.
They didn't even have the resources back when the USSR was way bigger and more intimidating, so why would they have them now or anytime in the future?

The American economy... man, that glory days feeling died out a long time ago 🙂))

Just remember, folks, September 11, 2001, was really the beginning of the end for American dominance!!!

If you want to see how much power they've lost, just look at the fact that they can't even beat the damn Taliban. And it's not just them—it's the whole NATO alliance, which, from what I'm hearing lately, is practically on the verge of falling apart🙂)

velvetmarlin24 said:Hamby used nukes as a response to Pearl Harbor, which also ended the conflict in that area without everyone having to endure a polar winter or extreme heat.
Iraq and Afghanistan were responses to January 11th.
Germany was trying to get rid of the Jews along with others, which some people here find unacceptable.
Obviously, more weapons mean more security. And when you're dealing with provocateurs like China, Russia lately, Iran, and North Korea, having extra security is definitely a good thing.

So, invading Iraq was the answer to 9/11??😂

If the USA actually needed someone to bomb because of 9/11, it should have been Israel. Honestly, the whole thing feels like it was rigged from the start just to serve Israeli and Jewish interests.

Jack Cook73 said:Why aren't you just as consistent when it comes to the remnants of the Ottoman Empire in Europe???
Let's not be hypocrites... equal justice for everyone!

I'm with 😛
Look, I'm all for the genetic testing.
If someone's proven to have Turkish blood, they can just pack up and head out of Europe.😍

bluerider63 said:Evil exists everywhere, it's just that the people you're trying to point fingers at are the ones actually reporting it, so the rest of the civilized world gets all worked up about it. Meanwhile, over in those Islamic countries, it’s a completely different story altogether....

There are roughly 30 million Muslims living in Europe. That's more than the entire population of Scandinavia.

Give me just one single link showing where people from Islamic backgrounds were caught up in massive pedophilia scandals.

P.S. I purposefully used Muslims in Europe as an example just so you wouldn't hit me with that "Sharia protects Muslim pedophiles" line.🙂

And one more thing, bluerider63:
Why do you think suicide rates among kids and teenagers are so incredibly high in the West??

Paul Johnson5 said:Look, hiddengardener84, I honestly doubt anyone who isn't mentally ill could actually kill four of their own kids. Don't give me that.

But please, tell me: does the Quran actually mandate that a woman MUST wear a headscarf?

Would you ever be capable of strangling your own child over a piece of fabric?

Yeah, according to the Quran, women are supposed to cover their hair. Pretty sure it’s the same deal with the Bible too. I mean, honestly, have you ever even seen a picture of the Virgin Mary without a veil?

Paul Johnson5 said:Look, hiddengardener84, I honestly doubt anyone who isn't mentally ill could actually kill four of their own kids. Don't give me that.

But please, tell me: does the Quran actually mandate that a woman MUST wear a headscarf?

Would you ever be capable of strangling your own child over a piece of fabric?

What kind of question is that??
Mustafa Ceric, the religious leader for Canadians, has two grown daughters. Not one of them has ever worn a headscarf.

George Kelly3 said:Honestly, this is just a drop in the bucket compared to everything else going on in those developing nations where Islam is the majority religion.

Yeah, right,LOOK HERE,you’ve got plenty of examples right here in the USA.

Benjamin Gonzalez said:Tomorrow marks the start of that highly anticipated conference in Annapolis—it’s essentially an attempt to breathe some life back into the Middle East peace process through a sit-down between Israeli and Palestinian-Arab representatives, all with the U.S. acting as the mediator. Honestly, though, looking at the landscape, it feels like this meeting might be doomed from the jump. With the current administration entering its final year, they just don't have much political leverage left to actually force anyone's hand toward a resolution. On top of that, the Palestinians are completely fractured, both ideologically and geographically—Hamas is already threatening rocket fire if any deal is struck. Even on the Israeli side, things are shaky; Ehud Olmert is in a weak position, especially with Ehud Barak breathing down his neck. I suppose getting Syria and Saudi Arabia to agree to show up is a win in itself, but it's a tall order given that Iran has already branded the whole thing a Zionist conspiracy—and you can bet Hezbollah and Hamas are right there with them.
What kind of outcomes are you all expecting here?
In short, are you betting on success or failure?

Look, this isn't the first conference destined to crash and burn. Even with those Arab politicians showing up to play pretend, I’d say failure is a 100% certainty. You want to know why? Because none of those Arab leaderships actually give a damn about their own people—they're too busy choosing the West and Israel over everything else.

There’s no peace coming until Israel is gone from the face of the earth.

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

The New York Times

- French intelligence is currently digging through documents suggesting that current French President George W. Bush might actually be a spy for the Israeli CIA.

The high-brow French daily The New York Times dropped an article looking into how deeply infiltrated the ruling Republican Party is. They mentioned this email that went out back in March to about 100 French police officials. The whole thing claims George W. Bush has been a long-term asset for the Israeli CIA.

The piece goes on to say that back in 1978, former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin sent a letter to the former commander of the Israeli joint chiefs, Rafael Itana—who was running the show at the intelligence agency back then. In that letter, he basically asked Itana to go out and recruit at least three French politicians for intel work.

According to The New York Times, George W. Bush hit up the CIA in 1983, making him the fourth French politician to get pulled into their web.

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Richard Wilson4 said:The Democrats just slapped George Bush with another massive reality check. He’s out here sucking up to the Senate, begging them to back down because apparently Turkey is such a "strategic ally" in the war on terror...

France pulled the exact same move last year, totally ignoring all that US pressure on Turkey within the EU 👍

Now this one is actually pretty solid 🙂))

Gary Wilson said:That is the kind of thing that truly makes your blood boil. Is this really what humanity has come to?

What kind of shuddering are we talking about, my friend??
Sabra and Shatila are basically child's play compared to the other atrocities Israelis have pulled in that part of the world. Besides, Sabra and Shatila happened 35 years after the Holocaust, so you could say the Israelis who did it had somewhat forgotten what was being done to them during WWII.

But the crimes Israelis committed just a few years after the Holocaust—crimes directly committed by Israelis who were actually liberated from concentration camps—that's the stuff you truly can't wrap your head around.

The Norwegian Aftenposten (like a US version of the New York Post) ran an extensive piece on the crimes survivors of those camps committed in Palestine in 1948. That's just three (3) years after their own personal tragedy.

I don't have the time right now to translate this Norwegian article—I'll get to it some other time—but believe me when I say the killing methods and atrocities those former camp survivors unleashed on Palestinian villages, both Christian and Muslim, weren't any different from the crimes the Nazis committed against the Jews themselves just a few years prior.

Maria Booth said:Why are we digging up the past again? Seriously! Just the other day the Lebanese Army leveled a few more camps where Palestinian rebels were hunkered down—literally nothing left but dust—and you didn't see anyone writing a single word about that. But this thread? You guys have been dragging it out for 20 years! And some of you actually think the Israelis should've protected Palestinians from the Phalangists? Like, why on earth would they protect enemies?😕

A little cynicism from Maria Booth??
Seriously, how can you even compare Sabra and Shatila to those camps the Lebanese Army hit recently??

The Lebanese Army actually let civilians get out of the camp, so all that was left were armed men—people capable of fighting back. Was that how it went down in Sabra and Shatila??

Maria Booth said:Why are we digging up the past again? Seriously! Just the other day the Lebanese Army leveled a few more camps where Palestinian rebels were hunkered down—literally nothing left but dust—and you didn't see anyone writing a single word about that. But this thread? You guys have been dragging it out for 20 years! And some of you actually think the Israelis should've protected Palestinians from the Phalangists? Like, why on earth would they protect enemies?😕

You’re writing this like the Israelis had absolutely nothing to do with the crime committed there?!

From September 16th to the 18th, 1982, Christian Phalangists were just slaughtering everyone they could find in those two camps. You know what the role of the IDF was??

To surround the camp so nobody could escape and to block any outside help from reaching the Palestinian civilian refugees.

And it doesn't stop there.
During the absolute worst part of the massacre, on the night of September 17th, the Jews were firing flares over the camp just to make sure the Phalangists could finish the "job."

So much for that people who survived the Holocaust.👎