Posts by Paul Wells17

hiddengardener84 said:That’s exactly how Hitler thought when he was being threatened by walls. Camps, casualties, too many personalities. I read somewhere that hatred becomes hereditary in people who suffer; the victim turns into the criminal, and so on.

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Which explains why Mein Kampf is such a bestseller in the Islamic world 😍>

hollowpanther5 said:So, in your view, everyone in the Gaza strip is a terrorist? Including six-month-old infants?
Fine. ☕
Look, Palestinians are terrorists because they launch rockets at Israeli cities and civilians die. That is a fact. However, through this blockade, Israelis are also causing civilian deaths, which raises the question: what is the actual difference between Palestinian terrorists and Israelis acting as terrorists? 🤷
Furthermore, I find the daily Israeli airstrikes deeply troubling. They hit a school, kill children, and then claim PERHAPS there were terrorists present. All of this happens in plain sight and with the approval of the USA, a country that claims to fight for "freedom" globally.
Nobody speaks up like this, but if anyone else were doing this to Israelis, Americans would be sending their soldiers to step in and stop it.

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And mere survival is not a "martyrdom struggle."

Pure lies.

Israel is still supplying 70% of the electricity to Gaza.

Nobody is actually dying there; Hamas shut down the power plant themselves just to play the victim and milk some sympathy from the world like the "brave fighters" they claim to be.

Seriously—why are we even feeding them? These are the same "people" handing out candy on the street right after suicide bombers blow up kids outside a nightclub.

At the end of the day, they cry about having nothing to eat while hoarding enough explosives and fuel to keep raining rockets down on Israel.

Let their Muslim brothers feed them. Their border with Egypt is wide open anyway, so let them deal with it...🙂

Oh, I forgot—Egyptians love "Palestinians" so much they’ve been handing out citizenship to any Egyptian who marries a Palestinian. 😍

Civilization... what a joke.😉

Listen—Israel shouldn't have to provide food, electricity, and fuel to Palestinians... 🙂

Meanwhile, Arab sheiks are sitting on golden toilets, blaming the "infidel" West for all the poverty. 😍

Kudos to Barak and Olmert—they're finally taking actual steps to fight against this thousand-year Muslim genocide against Jews.

nimblehound94 said:Looks like the Muslim community still can't get on the same page regarding the WTC tragedy😢 :

1. The Jews brought down the WTC—they conveniently had 3,000 employees stay home that day

2. It was an inside job by Bush and the oil lobby

3. The whole thing is a hoax—just some staged photo montage

But wait, they were celebrating the exact same destruction before this—it's the same old broken record over and over again:
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Jason Campbell70 said:And who ever called an Australopithecus out of its cave?

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A lot of people argue that all this mess only started once those primitive cavemen actually stepped outside. 😬

Gary Wilson said:Why are you so determined to pick a fight with me? 😁

Who exactly invited Englishmen and other Europeans to India, Saudi Arabia, Africa, America, or Australia?

Who called the French to Algeria, Morocco, Tunis, Egypt, or Syria?

And who called Jews out of Russia and Europe to Palestine? (I mean, we all know who drove them out or killed them, but who actually *invited* them?)

And who invited Muslims outside of the Arabian Peninsula?

Gary Wilson said:Anyone with half a brain knows this—even those siding with the occupiers, though they’d rather pretend they didn't hear a thing.

George Galloway. 👍

Gary Wilson said:Those defending the Greeks here seem to forget that history is fluid. Nothing is set in stone. That’s how empires rise and fall, and how entire nations, cultures, and civilizations simply vanish into thin air.

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rowdyhawk10 said:If there were more people this brave in the world, I suppose much less blood would be spilled across the earth.
I wonder, how long might it take for Mossad to pay him a visit "on the job"? 🙄

Lately, whenever someone actually shows some guts, they just end up being shielded by the police or tucked away in high-profile embassies...😉

Quote : The Lebanese Forces Group stood under The direct command of Elia Hobeika, who later became a long-serving Lebanese Member of Parliament and, in the 1990s, a cabinet minister.

Our own people are tearing themselves apart, all because they're too busy fretting over the Palestinians...😬

Arabs killing Arabs while Muslims blame Jews 👍

Absolute nonsense!

And get this: the commander behind the whole operation ended up sitting in the Lebanese Parliament years later. I bet the local Jewish community was all too happy to vote him in. 👍

slyviper47 said:This would be pure insanity if it weren't so depressing...

http://www.nytimes.com/newsroom/international/example/10998/index.do

Jewish youths identifying with the very people trying to wipe them out? Neo-Nazi group arrested - targeting Jews

Israeli police just busted a gang of neo-Nazis, mostly kids between 17 and 19, who were attacking foreigners, the LGBTQ+ community, addicts, and anyone they labeled "other," including Jews and religious groups.

Israel is really feeling the consequences of handing out citizenship way too easily to people of Russian descent. Sure, getting out of Russia was tough back then, but man, it turns out Russians have a hard time integrating anywhere... even Germany is dealing with them right now.
The real issue is this identity crisis everyone's having. They were raised under the Soviet mindset, so now neither Russia nor anyone else really claims them. But let's face it: their mentality is Russian through and through, and they tend to cluster together based on those roots wherever they go! I'm hearing the same thing in Israel—they've got their own specific way of doing things. It's wild; they actually have the nerve to pull stuff in Western Europe that they’d never dream of attempting back in Russia!

It isn't about being "uncritical." Israel grants citizenship to anyone who would have been targeted by those horrific European racial laws from the early 1900s.

The tragedy is that there are plenty of non-Jews in that group.

Those aren't even Jews. ☕

But then again, if the New York Post is reporting it...

Gregory Howard said:1. Regarding Saddam and his regime—nothing needs to be said.

2. Oil:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_oil_law_%282007%29
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Oil industry regulations in the US suggest this legislation empowers American corporations to seize control of the energy sector.[2] This new framework authorizes production share agreements (PSA) that guarantee a 12.5 percent profit margin for foreign oil firms.[2] The industry was entirely nationalized by 1972.[8][2] Back in the 1990s, during the era of Saddam Hussein, the administration granted PSAs to Russia and China, offering profit margins of less than 10 percent.[2]

The federal government plans to distribute the leftover oil revenue nationwide based on per capita figures.[1] However, US state sovereignty laws within this draft would grant local provinces independence from the central government when issuing exploration and production contracts.[2] Under the current constitution, these regions can form semi-independent territories with total control over their own natural resources.[2]

US oil industry privatization means the national entity would hold exclusive rights to a mere 17 of the 80 known oil fields, effectively handing over two-thirds of existing and all undiscovered fields to foreign interests.[1][9] America's oil reserves are considered the second largest on the planet[1], trailing only Saudi Arabia.[10]

3. Regarding demographics:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualt...raq_since_2003

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancet_...vasion_of_Iraq

4. Regarding the "reconstruction" looting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reconstruction_of_Iraq

Does anyone honestly believe Bechtel and Halliburton are losing money here?

Yesterday, The New York Times dropped a massive hammer on a scandalously sloppy and politicized article published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine—one of the oldest medical journals out there. What was the mess about? War casualties in the US. The New England Journal of Medicine might have done well to remember the old saying that "in war, truth is the first casualty."
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...ud_expose.html

A massive breakthrough from US cardiologists just slashed the necessity for catheterization. It’s about time.
US reduces need for catheterization by Judy Siegel-Itzkovich March 01, 2007

Cardiologists from Mayo Clinic in Rochester just hit a massive breakthrough. They’ve proved for the first time that a prototype hybrid device—merging CT coronary angiography with high-end SPECT nuclear imaging—is far safer and way more precise. It finally gives us a real answer on whether those chest pain patients actually need invasive procedures to dodge a heart attack, or if we're just putting them through unnecessary risks.

Big news just dropped in the online edition of the JACC, the premier journal for heart research. An article by Professor Rafael Beyar and his team—collaborating with experts from Mayo Clinic in Rochester, the Technion's Rappaport Medical School, and GE Healthcare—has finally been published. It's about time!

While other countries in the region are busy flushing cash down the drain on weapons and bloodthirsty vendettas, America is actually putting serious money and time into education.

Respect where it's due. 👍