@Orbital-Fetus now you see why I dont fukk with Ukraine like that
and we went at Israel in the Yom Kippur war 
Yom Kippur War - Wikipedia
Fidel was a wild boy
its still fukk a commie though 
Israel–Hamas War: 10/7/2023 - Present
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@Orbital-Fetus now you see why I dont fukk with Ukraine like that
and we went at Israel in the Yom Kippur war
Fidel was a wild boy
its still fukk a commie though 
Problematic Pat
Superstar
Just a soulless group. Dirty zionists
ReasonableMatic
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In 2005, actor Daniel Day-Lewis visited Gaza and witnessed the arrogance and crimes of the occupation up close. He narrated his experience, feelings and position in an influential five-page article that sparked the anger of the entity and its gang. These are excerpts from it:
“This is an apartheid state. It took me less than a week to lose neutrality. And through this I might throw stones at the tanks.”
In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army responds to stone throwing with bullets. He responds to bombings and attacks launched by Palestinian militants by bulldozing homes and olive groves in search of the perpetrators, punishing their families, and establishing buffer zones to protect Israeli settlements. It blocks access to villages and multiplies checkpoints, cutting off Gazans from the outside world. MSF psychiatrists try to help Palestinian families cope with the pressures of living within these borders, by treating severe trauma and listening to their stories. These visits are sometimes the only sign that they have not been abandoned.
Israeli tanks and armored bulldozers can come without warning, often at night. The noise alone, for a people forced to suffer these violations year after year, is enough to freeze the soul. Israeli snipers are stationed on rooftops. They order homeowners to leave; They don't even have time to gather pots, pans, papers and clothes before bulldozers crush the unprotected buildings like dinosaurs trampling eggs. Those caught in the incursion area will be shot. Even those hiding inside their homes may be shot or bombed through walls, windows and roofs. The white flag carried by humanitarian workers offers little protection; We may be subjected to warning shots at least twice before the week is over.
Sometimes families do not leave the area being raided, because if they leave they will lose everything. Staying at home is a big risk. Sometimes the house is occupied by Israeli forces, and the family is forced to stay there as protection for the soldiers. Last year, an average of 120 homes were demolished per month. In the past four years, 28,483 Gazans have been forcibly evacuated; And the destruction of more than half of the usable land in #Gaza, which consists mainly of orchards. Last year, 658 Palestinians were killed in violence in Gaza, along with dozens of Israelis. This plowing, house after house, orchard after orchard, turns the community into a wasteland, scattered and combined with a stunted crop of broken glass, nails, books, and abandoned possessions. As we make our way toward the home of Abu Saghir and his family – one of many families we will visit today – we walk over broken histories and aspirations.
One day, Rafael Eitan, the former chief of staff, likened the Palestinian people to “drugged cockroaches moving and floundering inside a bottle.” In 1980 he told his officers: "We have to do everything to make them so miserable that they will leave." He opposed all attempts to grant them autonomy in the occupied territories. Twenty-five years later, it seems to me that his position and policy have been implemented with great enthusiasm.
Watchtowers are these evil structures with malicious shadows of power all over the land. On our third day, as we stood at the torn edge of the refugee camp in Rafah, the forbidden border area between Gaza and Egypt, bullets pierced the sand a yard and a half away from where we were standing. In this place was Iman Al-Hams, a helpless schoolgirl who had been shot just weeks before. She ran and tried to hide here from the cruel death that came to her. I felt her presence. The sky shakes with its shallow, fluttering breaths of its last terror.
[Killing the little girl Iman]
Soldier 1: “We recognized a person standing on his feet 100 meters away.
Soldier 2: “A girl about 10 years old.”
Soldier 2: “She is behind the trench, half a meter away, scared to death. The bullets were right next to her, one centimeter away.”
“This is an apartheid state. It took me less than a week to lose neutrality. And through this I might throw stones at the tanks.”
In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army responds to stone throwing with bullets. He responds to bombings and attacks launched by Palestinian militants by bulldozing homes and olive groves in search of the perpetrators, punishing their families, and establishing buffer zones to protect Israeli settlements. It blocks access to villages and multiplies checkpoints, cutting off Gazans from the outside world. MSF psychiatrists try to help Palestinian families cope with the pressures of living within these borders, by treating severe trauma and listening to their stories. These visits are sometimes the only sign that they have not been abandoned.
Israeli tanks and armored bulldozers can come without warning, often at night. The noise alone, for a people forced to suffer these violations year after year, is enough to freeze the soul. Israeli snipers are stationed on rooftops. They order homeowners to leave; They don't even have time to gather pots, pans, papers and clothes before bulldozers crush the unprotected buildings like dinosaurs trampling eggs. Those caught in the incursion area will be shot. Even those hiding inside their homes may be shot or bombed through walls, windows and roofs. The white flag carried by humanitarian workers offers little protection; We may be subjected to warning shots at least twice before the week is over.
Sometimes families do not leave the area being raided, because if they leave they will lose everything. Staying at home is a big risk. Sometimes the house is occupied by Israeli forces, and the family is forced to stay there as protection for the soldiers. Last year, an average of 120 homes were demolished per month. In the past four years, 28,483 Gazans have been forcibly evacuated; And the destruction of more than half of the usable land in #Gaza, which consists mainly of orchards. Last year, 658 Palestinians were killed in violence in Gaza, along with dozens of Israelis. This plowing, house after house, orchard after orchard, turns the community into a wasteland, scattered and combined with a stunted crop of broken glass, nails, books, and abandoned possessions. As we make our way toward the home of Abu Saghir and his family – one of many families we will visit today – we walk over broken histories and aspirations.
One day, Rafael Eitan, the former chief of staff, likened the Palestinian people to “drugged cockroaches moving and floundering inside a bottle.” In 1980 he told his officers: "We have to do everything to make them so miserable that they will leave." He opposed all attempts to grant them autonomy in the occupied territories. Twenty-five years later, it seems to me that his position and policy have been implemented with great enthusiasm.
Watchtowers are these evil structures with malicious shadows of power all over the land. On our third day, as we stood at the torn edge of the refugee camp in Rafah, the forbidden border area between Gaza and Egypt, bullets pierced the sand a yard and a half away from where we were standing. In this place was Iman Al-Hams, a helpless schoolgirl who had been shot just weeks before. She ran and tried to hide here from the cruel death that came to her. I felt her presence. The sky shakes with its shallow, fluttering breaths of its last terror.
[Killing the little girl Iman]
Soldier 1: “We recognized a person standing on his feet 100 meters away.
Soldier 2: “A girl about 10 years old.”
Soldier 2: “She is behind the trench, half a meter away, scared to death. The bullets were right next to her, one centimeter away.”
the cac mamba
Veteran
probably not a good idea to mimic throwing a grenade at a military checkpoint
I assuming they mean (equivalent to ) tactical nukes
not strategic nukes <----end of the world
Red Shield
Global Domination
and these politicians so pathetic man...
Comparing it to nukes is clearly agenda based. This isnt a nuclear war but they clearly trying to paint it that way. Most people aren't smart enough to know the difference.They've dropped 18,000 tons of bombs since October 7th. Thats 1.5 times Hiroshima. A tactical nuke ranges anywhere from a fraction of a kiloton up to 50 kilotons.
Israel has dropped 18,000 tons of bombs on Gaza, 1.5 times more than bomb dropped on Hiroshima
‘The Israeli army massacred 908 families, causing the death of thousands of people,’ says Salama Marouf, head of government's media office - Anadolu Ajansıwww.aa.com.tr
Sir that was 30 pages ago and you didn't even quote a message in reference to your gripe. Imma need you to keep pace with the thread. Congress has already elected a speaker and they are ready to send Israel a lot more money than Biden did genius. That was Johnson's first proposal. Keep ignoring my messages, you can't keep up. Save those 2 week old tears.Either you're a troll or you're just plain stupid. Palestinians are the closest relatives to the ancient Canaanites and Israelites in the region. In other words, Palestinian Arabs are Jews that learned Arabic and became Muslims and dropped Latin, Greek, and Aramaic and left Judaism and Christianity. There are still plenty of Palestinian Christians and Jews. The latter got absorbed into Israel.
Black people feel for the Palestinians because their plight is a mirror of ours. The occupation of Palestine mirrors, colonialism in Kenya, apartheid Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), apartheid South Africa, colonial Algeria, Jim Crow America, etc. I have never seen so many dead/mutilated men, women, and children in my life as I have seen in the last 2 weeks (i don't even look for those things because I can't stomach it). Muslims lived peacefully with Jews for almost 1400 years while whyte Christians expelled them at every opportunity. Black people and Muslims don't have an anti-Semitic problem. The only reason whyte Christians even support Israel is so Jesus can come back and wipe them out. How anti-Semitic is that?
I've ignored most of your comments on this thread because I thought that you just loved being a contrarian.
You keep getting angry at people for disliking Jim Crow Joe instead of "being angry at Congress".
It wasn't congress that said they saw 40 imaginary kids
It wasn't congress that hugged up on Netanyahu right after he destroyed a hospital, lied on Netanyahu's behalf, and then gave him 14B to continue a genocide
It wasn't congress that said not that many people have died in Gaza (fake numbers)
I could go on and on. If you want to vote for him go ahead. But stop bothering others for not wanting to vote for a genocidal maniac.
Ummm interesting
Interesting ideas tho
