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analogfalcon38 analogfalcon38 Member
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#41 ·
boldgardener93 said:How pathetic. You're using double standards. You condemn one group (rightfully so) but then start making excuses for others—saying maybe it was revenge or they were sick or whatever. If you want anyone to take you seriously as a conversationalist, you should probably apply the same rules to everyone. And hiddengardener84 is right to demand proof that anyone here actually glorifies them (specifically him); otherwise, everyone is just going to see you as a liar.

Man, he can keep hiding behind that "maybe" until 1948, right before the Jewish occupiers started their invasion of Palestine.

Jewish civilians are WAKING UP and choosing to occupy someone else's land.

Were they really civilians? Is it just some uniform that decides if a person counts as a civilian or not??
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#42 ·
Samuel Brown90 said:Oh, so now we're playing semantics? Anyone with half a brain knows a bomb attack covers any strike involving some kind of explosive...

A pilot targets enemy soldiers? Is that what British pilots were doing when they bombed Dresden? Targeting soldiers? Because their "targeting" sure looked bad when they left tens of thousands of civilians dead in the crossfire...🤣

BTW, what dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombs too. Were pilots just aiming at military targets there?

Looks like there are plenty of candidates for Domanovica here

Nothing here justifies killing civilians in Japan 😂
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#43 ·
nimbleranger19 said:And which ones would those be?

Gush Emunim: 5 car bombs targeting mayors in the West Bank back in 1983

Gush Emunim: 1984 automatic weapon and grenade assault on a college in Hebron (three dead, over 30 wounded)

Gush Emunim: 1984 failed attempt to blow up 4 buses in East Jerusalem

Baruch Goldstein: 1994 suicide attack at a mosque during prayer (30 killed, over 150 wounded)

From August 20, 1937, to June 29, 1939—Zionists carried out multiple attacks on buses transporting Palestinians, leaving 24 dead and about 30 wounded

1946 Bomb attack on the David Hotel in Jerusalem, killing over 200 people

1946 Bomb attack on the British Embassy in Rome

1947 letter bomb sent to the British Cabinet 1947

1947 letter bomb sent to the British War Office exploded at a post office, killing two people

1947 Bomb attack on the Jerusalem Market in Palestine (over 60 killed)

1947 Bomb attack on a cafe in Jaffa, 12 killed

Haganah Organization 1947 bomb attack on two family homes, 12 killed including 5 children

January 4, 1948: Haganah Organization bomb attack on the Serai building in Jaffa, 40 dead

January 5, 1948: Haganah Organization bomb attack on two hotels, over twenty dead including the Spanish consul

1969 Israeli Air Force intentionally attacked a school in Egypt, killing 75 and wounding over 100 children

1969 burning of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem

1974 destruction of 13 civilian planes at an airport in Beirut

Is that enough for you?
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#44 ·
Has anyone else (especially the forum's resident Muslims😉) noticed that it seems like nobody else on this planet is fighting wars anymore except for Muslims. 😁I realize Islam can't function without jihad🙏, but even jihad should probably take a back seat once in a while. 👍Don't you think🙂?!
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 MemberOP
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#45 ·
analogfalcon38 said:Look, most Western media outlets are definitely just propaganda machines. Just look back at the whole hype machine they built right before the invasion of Iraq.

"In just 45 minutes, Saddam Hussein could have his nuclear missiles ready to wipe most European capitals off the face of the earth."

I was living out West back then. I saw firsthand how much people were being played. The media had a complete stranglehold on the public consciousness.

But hey, sometimes the facts are so damn heavy that even the biggest liars don't have a choice but to report on what's actually happening—they just spin it enough to make it suit their own agenda.

The point is simple: everyone loves a story that favors them.
I’d bet anything that even Fox News would cite themselves as a reliable source if it meant publishing something that benefited Muslims.
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#46 ·
silenteagle11 said:Has anyone else (especially the forum's resident Muslims😉) noticed that it seems like nobody else on this planet is fighting wars anymore except for Muslims. 😁I realize Islam can't function without jihad🙏, but even jihad should probably take a back seat once in a while. 👍Don't you think🙂?!

The only thing I’m noticing is that you aren't noticing anything at all!!
😂🤣

Let's look at the last decade or so

Orthodox Mexicans (the US, Canada, Canada, Republic of Mexico)
Orthodox Russians (Chechnya)
Jews (Lebanon, West Bank, Syria...)

And now the heavy hitters

USA - Iraq, Kuwait, Mexico, Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan

Then the smaller clashes:

Basque Country vs Spain
Georgia vs its neighbors
Colombia vs itself

Now let's talk about Africa—there's always something going on there

Rwanda
Kenya
Ethiopia
Eritrea

And that’s just a tiny fraction of what's happening out there!

So, tell me straight—either I'm clueless or you're a total idiot
meaning
Tell me honestly: are all of these people and countries Muslim and Islamic nations!?
analogfalcon38 analogfalcon38 Member
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#47 ·
velvetmarlin24 said:The point is simple: everyone loves a story that favors them.
I’d bet anything that even Fox News would cite themselves as a reliable source if it meant publishing something that benefited Muslims.

There isn't some deep "point" here. It's just a cold fact: over the last 60 years, Jews from all over have been moving into territory already occupied by another people, killing them, and systematically pushing them out.

velvetmarlin24 said:The point is simple: everyone loves a story that favors them.
I’d bet anything that even Fox News would cite themselves as a reliable source if it meant publishing something that benefited Muslims.

Look, if some pro-American media outlet—one that's actually backed into a corner by facts that propaganda can't hide—reports on a crime committed by Americans, why on earth wouldn't we believe them?
Kenneth Jackson30 Kenneth Jackson30 Member
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#48 ·
Kyle Wilson9 said:The only thing I’m noticing is that you aren't noticing anything at all!!
😂🤣

Let's look at the last decade or so

Orthodox Mexicans (the US, Canada, Canada, Republic of Mexico)
Orthodox Russians (Chechnya)
Jews (Lebanon, West Bank, Syria...)

And now the heavy hitters

USA - Iraq, Kuwait, Mexico, Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan

Then the smaller clashes:

Basque Country vs Spain
Georgia vs its neighbors
Colombia vs itself

Now let's talk about Africa—there's always something going on there

Rwanda
Kenya
Ethiopia
Eritrea

And that’s just a tiny fraction of what's happening out there!

So, tell me straight—either I'm clueless or you're a total idiot
meaning
Tell me honestly: are all of these people and countries Muslim and Islamic nations!?

Nobody's probably going to answer this one; I suspect they'll just try to change the subject.☕
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 MemberOP
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#49 ·
analogfalcon38 said:There isn't some deep "point" here. It's just a cold fact: over the last 60 years, Jews from all over have been moving into territory already occupied by another people, killing them, and systematically pushing them out.

Look, if some pro-American media outlet—one that's actually backed into a corner by facts that propaganda can't hide—reports on a crime committed by Americans, why on earth wouldn't we believe them?

I certainly have my reasons to doubt them. I think you're exaggerating a bit; you mention American crimes, but what about Muslim bombs and other attacks? Are those just justified or made up out of thin air?
I see right through people like you.
It’s fine to criticize the West, but the moment someone tries to look closely at the Middle East, suddenly everyone is a liar or a conspiracy theorist... Come on, grow up and see things for what they actually are.
Kenneth Jackson30 Kenneth Jackson30 Member
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#50 ·
velvetmarlin24 said:I certainly have my reasons to doubt them. I think you're exaggerating a bit; you mention American crimes, but what about Muslim bombs and other attacks? Are those just justified or made up out of thin air?
I see right through people like you.
It’s fine to criticize the West, but the moment someone tries to look closely at the Middle East, suddenly everyone is a liar or a conspiracy theorist... Come on, grow up and see things for what they actually are.

You conveniently skipped over the first part of the post.☕
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 MemberOP
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#51 ·
Kenneth Jackson30 said:You conveniently skipped over the first part of the post.☕

The part I commented on felt much more biting than just cheap anti-Zionist propaganda.🙂
analogfalcon38 analogfalcon38 Member
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#52 ·
velvetmarlin24 said:I certainly have my reasons to doubt them. I think you're exaggerating a bit; you mention American crimes, but what about Muslim bombs and other attacks? Are those just justified or made up out of thin air?
I see right through people like you.
It’s fine to criticize the West, but the moment someone tries to look closely at the Middle East, suddenly everyone is a liar or a conspiracy theorist... Come on, grow up and see things for what they actually are.

Back during the wars in the former America, whenever some massive atrocity went down, even the media outlets that were basically mouthpieces for the politicians pulling the strings would actually report on them. Sure, they kept it incredibly brief and dry, but if you read between the lines of their reports, you could get a real sense of what actually happened.

It's the exact same story with Palestine.
When Hamas fires a rocket into an occupied part of Palestine and a Jewish child dies, some Western media outlets will run a headline like, "Innocent Israeli child killed by rocket fired by Islamic extremists." But then, when Israelis fire a rocket into Gaza and a Palestinian child dies, those same outlets write, "Seven-year-old Palestinian killed by rocket arriving from Israeli positions."

You don't need to be some genius to realize that in both scenarios, kids are dying. But there's this thing called the psychological factor at play here. On one hand, you have the rocket fired by Islamic extremists and the rocket arriving from Israeli positions. Then you have an innocent Israeli child killed versus a seven-year-old Palestinian who just died.

velvetmarlin24 said:I certainly have my reasons to doubt them. I think you're exaggerating a bit; you mention American crimes, but what about Muslim bombs and other attacks? Are those just justified or made up out of thin air?
I see right through people like you.
It’s fine to criticize the West, but the moment someone tries to look closely at the Middle East, suddenly everyone is a liar or a conspiracy theorist... Come on, grow up and see things for what they actually are.

What attacks?? What are you even talking about?? Are you going to start badgering us about Arabs hijacking planes and flying them into targets across the USA??

Americans and the West have been oppressing that Middle Eastern people for decades. Sometimes it's direct military action, but it's also constant through pro-Western, corrupt, undemocratic regimes. As for the sixty years of supporting brutal Jewish fascism on Palestinian territory, I think that goes without saying.
velvetmarlin24 velvetmarlin24 MemberOP
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#53 ·
What kind of nonsense is this? I have no clue where you get the idea that the Middle East is some model of democracy. Give me a break. In a place where you could be executed just for being gay, or where pedophilia is justified by holy books, you've really lost your sense of reality.
analogfalcon38 analogfalcon38 Member
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#54 ·
velvetmarlin24 said:What kind of nonsense is this? I have no clue where you get the idea that the Middle East is some model of democracy. Give me a break. In a place where you could be executed just for being gay, or where pedophilia is justified by holy books, you've really lost your sense of reality.

So, you just dropped that there... what, just waiting for me to chime in??😉
Look, I wasn't talking about democracy in the Middle East. I was talking about the lack thereof—you know, all those undemocratic regimes.

velvetmarlin24 said:What kind of nonsense is this? I have no clue where you get the idea that the Middle East is some model of democracy. Give me a break. In a place where you could be executed just for being gay, or where pedophilia is justified by holy books, you've really lost your sense of reality.

Well, obviously!! That's something to be proud of, right? 👍
And since we aren't being malicious toward you guys, if we wanted to prove it, we'd actually wish that in the near future, you end up with more gays and lesbians than "normal" people!!

velvetmarlin24 said:What kind of nonsense is this? I have no clue where you get the idea that the Middle East is some model of democracy. Give me a break. In a place where you could be executed just for being gay, or where pedophilia is justified by holy books, you've really lost your sense of reality.

Yeah, sure. Because while pedophilia gets justified in Muslim holy books, pedophiles among Christians get handed some Viagra instead (assuming they have potency issues in the first place)

Maybe today's Pope Benedict XVI was feeling inspired by Islamic holy texts back in 2001 when he was getting dragged into that massive pedophilia scandal??!👍
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#55 ·
Kenneth Jackson30 said:Nobody's probably going to answer this one; I suspect they'll just try to change the subject.☕

Looks like you were actually right all along! 🤷☕
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#56 ·
Kyle Wilson9 said:The only thing I’m noticing is that you aren't noticing anything at all!!
😂🤣

Let's look at the last decade or so

Orthodox Mexicans (the US, Canada, Canada, Republic of Mexico)
Orthodox Russians (Chechnya)
Jews (Lebanon, West Bank, Syria...)

And now the heavy hitters

USA - Iraq, Kuwait, Mexico, Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan

Then the smaller clashes:

Basque Country vs Spain
Georgia vs its neighbors
Colombia vs itself

Now let's talk about Africa—there's always something going on there

Rwanda
Kenya
Ethiopia
Eritrea

And that’s just a tiny fraction of what's happening out there!

So, tell me straight—either I'm clueless or you're a total idiot
meaning
Tell me honestly: are all of these people and countries Muslim and Islamic nations!?

Sometimes I really wonder if you Islamists are actually sane, or if this is some kind of global-scale surrealist conspiracy.😁?!

Look at the facts. In at least 80% of the countries I listed, Muslims are the ones fighting. My point is that hardly anyone else on the planet (except Muslims🙄) is at war right now! And yet, you use a pointless quote to confirm my exact point, even though your intention was clearly the opposite.😬?

Someone please explain why this whole "jihad" thing reminds me so much of those famous surrealists.😉?!
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#57 ·
Oh please, maybe I can actually teach you something for once:
First off:
Kenya is 71% Christian.

Second:
Out of those countries, how many have attacked Christian nations, and how many have been attacked by them?
The US,
Canada,
Mexico,
the US territory of Puerto Rico,
Chechnya,
Iraq,
Somalia,
Afghanistan
rowdytinker rowdytinker Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#58 ·
analogfalcon38 said:So, you just dropped that there... what, just waiting for me to chime in??😉
Look, I wasn't talking about democracy in the Middle East. I was talking about the lack thereof—you know, all those undemocratic regimes.

Well, obviously!! That's something to be proud of, right? 👍
And since we aren't being malicious toward you guys, if we wanted to prove it, we'd actually wish that in the near future, you end up with more gays and lesbians than "normal" people!!

Yeah, sure. Because while pedophilia gets justified in Muslim holy books, pedophiles among Christians get handed some Viagra instead (assuming they have potency issues in the first place)

Maybe today's Pope Benedict XVI was feeling inspired by Islamic holy texts back in 2001 when he was getting dragged into that massive pedophilia scandal??!👍

http://yementimes.com/article.shtml?i=1145&p=front&a=2
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/200...IDESHOW_1.html

Can you please stop lying for a second?
And honestly, why do you even follow a man who married children and treated a nine-year-old girl like a sexual object?👎
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 Member
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#59 ·
Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh please, maybe I can actually teach you something for once:
First off:
Kenya is 71% Christian.

Second:
Out of those countries, how many have attacked Christian nations, and how many have been attacked by them?
The US,
Canada,
Mexico,
the US territory of Puerto Rico,
Chechnya,
Iraq,
Somalia,
Afghanistan

🤣😂

And what about the other 29%😂?! Let me help you out: it starts with the letter M.😉 I’m literally explaining to you right now that there is no war without Muslims.

Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh please, maybe I can actually teach you something for once:
First off:
Kenya is 71% Christian.

Second:
Out of those countries, how many have attacked Christian nations, and how many have been attacked by them?
The US,
Canada,
Mexico,
the US territory of Puerto Rico,
Chechnya,
Iraq,
Somalia,
Afghanistan

Every single one of these Muslim countries caused wars through their own Islamist actions (read: Islamic terrorism). Add in the wars where Islamists fought against non-Islamist authorities within Muslim countries, plus the rising Shia-Sunni conflict,😉 and you get exactly what I’m talking about.
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
46 messages
joined Sep 2009
#60 ·
silenteagle11 said:🤣😂

And what about the other 29%😂?! Let me help you out: it starts with the letter M.😉 I’m literally explaining to you right now that there is no war without Muslims.

Every single one of these Muslim countries caused wars through their own Islamist actions (read: Islamic terrorism). Add in the wars where Islamists fought against non-Islamist authorities within Muslim countries, plus the rising Shia-Sunni conflict,😉 and you get exactly what I’m talking about.

Ajmew, man, this makes zero sense, but fine, I'll try!

1. Add up the dead from World War I and World War II, then add everyone from Islamic conflicts over the last 100 years, and then get back to me!

2. How many Muslim countries attacked non-Muslim ones versus the other way around?

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