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Terrorist Obama endorsers claim that "Jewish leaders planned the Holocaust to kill their disabled and handicapped"
Hey, at least they're admitting it happened at all, yes?
By Jeff Emanuel Posted in 2008 | Foreign Affairs | terrorists — Comments (85) / Email this page » / Leave a comment »
Jewish leaders "planned the Holocaust to kill disabled and handicapped" Jews to avoid having to care for them, "says Hamas state television (yes, Condi, I'm sure they're just great people who want the same things we do -- and yes, Jimmy, I'm sure that this is the result of apartheid).
Last week, with the April 27 Holocaust Remembrance Day approaching, those lovers of peace (and of Barack Obama) who just want to be left alone by the murderously avaricious Jews to their north and west let fly their latest statement on that pesky little Holocaust that may or may not have taken place 60 years ago (hey, that's a lot of time, and facts get fuzzy after far less has passed -- besides, Bill Ayers hasn't tried to kill anybody in almost 40 years; after 50% longer time has gone by, shouldn't we be shutting up about that Holocaust thing and allowing that Hitler guy to be re-introduced into the cast of what Obama refers to as "respectable fixtures in mainstream liberal Chicago").
Aaaaaanywho, the Hamas State TV program, broadcast last week, called the Holocaust a "Zionist plot" with two goals:
- To eliminate "disabled and handicapped" Jews by sending them to death camps, so they would not be a burden on the future state of Israel.
- To make "the Jews seem persecuted" so they could "benefit from international sympathy."
Video of the Hamas TV segment is below the fold. Read on.
Especially note this statement in the video from Amin Dabur, head of the Palestinian Center for Strategic Research:
"About the Israeli Holocaust, the whole thing was a joke and part of the perfect show that Ben Gurion put on, who focused on strong and energetic youth [for Israel], while the rest- the disabled, the handicapped, and people with special needs, they were sent to [to die]- if it can be proven historically. They were sent [to die] so there would be a holocaust, so Israel could "play" it for world sympathy."
This is followed up by the narrator saying, "The alleged numbers of Jews [killed in the Holocaust] were merely for propaganda."
And they had been doing so well with the whole acknowledging-that-it-happened thing...
Anyway, I trust that Obama will be out in front of a microphone at some point in the very near future repudiating the heck out of this endorser of his candidacy for President. After all, if his folks want to try to tie John McCain to the extreme Rev. Hagee for the latter's unilateral decision to endorse the Republican presidential candidate, then they wouldn't want to seem hypocritical by letting an actual terrorist group that has done the same for Obama simply go unrebuked, would they?
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I know that. Believe me,
by RandomGuy
I know that. Believe me, I've seen tons of that stuff.
I still manage to be surprised every now and then, however. This is one of them. Arguing the Holocaust didn't happen, dumb as it is, is one thing. But arguing they did it to get rid of their disabled people is actually even worse. I mean, who could believe such a thing? Even if they wanted that, why in God's name would they start a war over it? Why not just kill them themselves?
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Yah, I know the reason
by RandomGuy
Yah, I know the reason they'd give. I guess every now and then I expect them to at least have SOME foundation for their beliefs that didn't resort to a blatantly laughable conspiracy theory, and this one is far worse then garden variety holocaust denial.
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If they had the ability to reason...
by rstreu
crap. I can't even finish the sentence.
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Old tune and the same old lyrics
by Joliphant
The question is when will the American Jewish vote stop being tune deaf.
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Obama
by DonPMitchell
Not that I am eager to see Obama win, but why are we trying to associate him with these appalling beliefs?
Because Hamas has endorsed him...n/t
by aaronbg
"Land of the Free and Home of da Whopper" Peter Griffin...Family Guy
conform and celebrate diversity....or else!!!
Who cares?
by PressureP
Why on earth do you care what Hamas (and to a lesser extent, Obama) thinks?
John Kerry made it an issue in the last campaign, you know
by Neil Stevens
World Leaders and all that.
Plus one of your guys, one of your superdelegates in fact, President Carter, made kissy faces with their ilk recently, no?
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"We"?
by Jeff Emanuel
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
Oh, and perhaps you were under a rock when they endorsed Obama (try clicking the link above), just like Iran has, just like Bill Ayers has, just like...etc., etc., etc. Obama's got some characteristics these anti-American, pro-terrorist types like an awful lot...
I agree he is very weak on national security and that we need to be vigilant about what these horrible terrorists do to try to revise history about the Holocaust. Saying Hamas supports him is fair, but to associate him w/ their broadcast, when he doesn't accept their support isn't fair.
Who did that, Ann W?
by Jeff Emanuel
I simply pointed out two facts:
(1) Hamas has endorsed Barry Obama for Prez
(2) Hamas state television is accusing the Jews of plotting their own holocaust.
I also made a brief third point: Obama says that 40 years after terrorism is plenty of time for Ayers to become a respected figure in Chicago liberal circles -- and it's been 60 since the Holocaust.
What's to argue with? The rest of that is your own unease, methinks.
him to accept Ayers friendship, or were you paraphrasing? Because that would be enough to tag him with not taking terrorism seriously. But besides that, the title of your piece implied that the terrorists were closely associated with him. He can't stop them from supporting him, and it is best to just ignore terrorists' statements.
I have enjoyed some of your other pieces and it is important to hear about this. I just wanted to give constructive criticism that the way you presented this piece went too far.
PS I'm not uneasy about this topic. I buy my kids Holocaust books all the time because I want them to know how horrible it was, and so they will be motivated to be part of making sure it never happens again.
It's a quote. Try clicking the ....
by Jeff Emanuel
....link in the Ayers portion above.
If you actually follow link...
by asherks
It eventually gets to Obama's web site where there is no reference to 40 years being some sort of statute of limitations on terrorist activity.
Additionally, the quote about 'respectable fixtures in mainstream liberal Chicago' is not actually from Obama, but rather from Andrew Cockburn (Las Vegas Review Journal, 3/2/08) in an op-ed he wrote about the democratic primary.
There are plenty of valid arguments to levy at Obama, but using arguments like this just hurts your credibility.
Right, because the fact that Obama *said*...
by Jeff Emanuel
...at the ABC Debate (you know, the one you're still chafing over) that what Ayers did was 40 years ago, and should therefore have no bearing on whether or not he (BO) should be associating with him or not.
Thanks for the words about my "credibility," though. I know you're very concerned.
well-parried sir
by asherks
My point was that the link you pointed to did not contain the information that you attributed to it...
The link that you gave was not to a quote about terrorism not mattering 40 years after the fact...you were probably looking for this link: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/DemocraticDebate/Story?id=4670271&page=2
Here Obama said, 'the notion that somehow as a consequence of me knowing somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago, when I was 8 years old, somehow reflects on me and my values doesn't make much sense'. I think it's perfectly fair to debate Obama on this point since he did interact with Ayers with the knowledge of his 'detestable acts'.
Additionally, attributing the quote about 'respectable Chicagoans' to Obama was also misleading because this was actually someone else's quote and Obama's campaign merely repeated it on their website. I think you'll agree that it is important to consider the context of a quote before applying attribution. After all, RedState now has text on its website that says that Ayers is a 'respectable fixtures in mainstream liberal Chicago', but clearly you would not want that quote attributed to you or RedState.
No, you don't think.
by mbecker908
The question that you should be asking is WHY would a terrorist group chose to endorse BO.
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Because they want to trigger
by Jay_Cee
Because they want to trigger a backlash and put McCain in office? That makes more sense than them honestly believing that their endorsement will help BO. But why would they want McCain in office?
I'm definitely in the "ignore terrorist ramblings" camp...
and 2006 and conclude that americans want to surrender?
explain why not?
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by DonPMitchell
You're right. It is you who is making an association between Obama and holocaust deniers and terrorists. I think we (that is, conservatives) can make a strong argument against the democratic candidates without such implications.
Yep, you got it.
by Jeff Emanuel
It is you who is making an association between Obama and holocaust deniers and terrorists
I'm the one who dreamed up, and faked, the Hamas endorsement of Obama.
I'm the one who dreamed up, and faked, the Ayers alliance (as well as Obama's defenses that (a) it was 40 yrs ago that Ayers tried to kill people, and (b) he's a fixture in respected Chicago liberal circles now).
I'm the one who dreamed up, and faked, the Iran (holocaust-deniers, yes?) endorsement of Obama.
I'm the one who dreamed up, and faked, Obama's 20-year attendance at, and tens-of-thousands of dollars in donations to, Rev. Wright's church -- and that Wright is a supporter of the "anti-Zionist" Louis Farrakhan, even using his goons as bodyguards for his hate-filled rants.
I'm the one who did all that, and so much more -- you figured it out.
Pejman will be so disappointed that you did so, by the way. As the sole Jew on the RedState editorial staff, he unfailingly demands to be held responsible for all such conspiracies -- and this is such a big one, he will hate to have missed out on the blame for it.
LOL
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Wow
by simpson316
I often wonder how people can think like this.
Then I go read some of the diaries over at Daily Kos and I realize that this type of thinking is quite widespread.
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This is like 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon
by danny n
As a McCain supporter, I won't be voting for Obama. But I don't think he supports or shares the view of Hamas. Lets get real. He's a liberal, not a terrorist.
Bacon and Hamas ? Thats not Kosher n/t
by Joliphant
"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it."
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it's that terrorists support Obama. The idea is to get people to start asking why they would do that.
reason: simply put, Obama is more likely to either back away, or give in to their demands than either McCain or even Hillary.
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It seems wise...
by asherks
To avoid making political decisions based on the likes/dislikes of terrorists.
Israel wins "World's Worst Neighbour"
by Professor Woland
Anyone possessing a mostly-functional brain can see how ridiculous Hamas' comments on the Holocaust are, and ultimately detrimental to their cause.
However, such hatred as Hamas' toward Israel is perfectly understandable. The State of Israel is living proof that the cycle of oppression has come full-circle since the creation of Israel by the Allies after World War II. Once Israel was established, the occupiers of Palestine have relentlessly persecuted the Palestinian people, and have proved themselves to be among the worst countries in the world with whom to share a border. As a result of forced apartheid, the West Bank and Gaza Strip have ironically come to resemble the ghettos of Europe pre-WWII, if not worse. In some settlements in the West Bank, especially those nearest the Wall, raw sewage runs over open ground among Palestinian homes—piped out of Israeli settlements on the other side of the Wall using plumbing installed specifically for that purpose. Palestinians in need of medical care (which exists almost exclusively on the Israeli side) must drive through a number of checkpoints, where at any point they might be told to turn back--bad news in a medical emergency. Many pregnant women have given birth in the backseats of cars or alongside the road, unable to make it to a hospital. Most recently, the residents of the Gaza Strip became the victims of an Israeli-imposed blockade of their settlement. When people began running out of food and were in danger of starving, Hamas (or so they claimed) dynamited sections of the border wall with Egypt so that people could enter and buy needed provisions. When the Egyptian government was asked what it was doing to control the situation, they replied that the people would be allowed to cross, because they are starving, and so long as they are not armed. They could buy provisions, then return to Gaza.
Imagine being a second-class citizen in the same land you were born. The Palestinians had nothing to do with the Holocaust...they weren't aiding the Nazis in any way...but they continue to suffer for it. Now, while there isn't a doubt in my mind that the Holocaust did in fact occur, the reality is that at no time in written history has genocide not been occurring somewhere in the world. Granted, the Holocaust was on a larger scale and took place over a shorter amount of time than most, however, that doesn't change the fact that it was one of many horrors that human beings have perpetrated against one another throughout our collective history. If you remember, the United States itself undertook the systemic genocide of the indigenous population of North America as a function of so-called 'manifest destiny'.
Nonetheless, it is the opinion of many Palestinians and others that world empathy toward the Jews due to the Holocaust must have a limit, as it has been exploited over and over again by the greedy and unscrupulous. Many Palestinians, especially, see the Holocaust as the principle catalyst of their own oppression by Israel. Hamas, in making the video in question, is attempting to discredit the Holocaust as a legitimate event, and in turn cast suspicion as to Israel's right to exist. But desperation has made a fool of many, in this time, it's Hamas' turn. The ridiculousness of the claims put forth in the video serve only to reiterate Hamas' anger and bitterness, and the anger it was no doubt intended to arouse has obviously come back to haunt them...
Oh yeah...and what does this have to do with Obama, again?
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From the Rev Wright school of terrorism ?
by Joliphant
Or is blaming the victim something you came up with on your own ?
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Not even close.
by PhxG
The Palestinian people have had many years to establish a government that will promote the common good and advancement of their state. To date they have absolute poverty, cities in a state of ruin and their society monopolized by radicals intent on genocide.
The schools teach hatred; the government actively supports terrorist acts against innocent people; the citizenry have been duped to believe that dying for their cause is the pinnacle of human achievement. These are not the ideals of a society willing to co-exist with others.
Unless Israel develops an understanding that the Palestinians want only their destruction that will eventfully happen. And that is why the Holocaust is an important historical event that must not be discounted.
So if the Palestinians are upset over this then perhaps a little introspection is in order.
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by Ann W
Two questions to consider about the Israeli conflict...
1. What would happen if the Palestinians stopped fighting?
They could use the aid they get from Israel and the rest of the world and build a good country, gradually work out disagreements with Israel and have a good life for themselves and their grandchildren. Hey, they could for sure be as prosperous as the Palestinians still living inside Israel.
2. What would happen if the Israelis stopped fighting?
They would be wiped out!!
Some people open their mouths to remove all doubt
by Neil Stevens
You are a fool, but for the benefit of some readers who may not be aware of the fundamental biases in your anti-Jew account here, I will make a reply of sorts.
Look, anyone who claims to be making any sort of even-handed account of what's going on in the West Bank and Gaza territories, must not skip from 1945 to the present.
How about including the multiple times that Israel, your pet scapegoat (just as the Jews are picked on in the Koran), was simultaneously attacked by all its neighbors. What kind of pathetic apologist are you for the would-be genocidal aggressors of the Middle-east, that you would dare come here and call Israel the bad neighbor after those unprovoked, premeditated, unjustifiable acts of raw, hateful aggression?
Yes, Israel controls that territory now, but only after the Israelis were forced into battle to protect the existance of their own country, and yes even for the lives of themselves and their countrymen in the face of savage murderers, and won that territory with dear blood and treasure.
They hold that territory because they have every reason to believe that were they to turn that territory into an independent state, barring any new events, that the new country would be as sworn to destroy them as most of the other states in the region. And sure enough, the two political groups elected in the territories are Fatah and Hamas, groups dedicated to genocide against Jews.
Why are there people still living there though? Normally when there's war, people are able to flee to other countries if they fear poor conditions. Israel was perfectly willing to let those people go, too, but they were blocked by the very same neighbors that attempted to murder every single Jew in Israel. The so-called Palestinians are nothing but the pawns of Jew-haters, having been prevented from getting out of the buffer-zone (which is what the territories really are) in order to generate propaganda.
And you, sir, just fell for and parroted the propaganda of those genocide artists. Well done.
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People like you support him. <NT>
by Moe Lane
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Blam.
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You're quite the flame thrower al Professor
by Tim Schieferecke
First of all, when they decided to side with the Nazis in WWII and were subsequently defeated by the blood and sacrafice of American GIs, they were in NO POSITION to dictate ANYTHING. It sucked to be them huh? If they wouldn't have gone on a jihad against the state of Israel which mandated they treat themselves like M-80 gut splatterers, they could have lived peacefully and prosperously alongside the Jews. They chose not to do so. Again, it sucks to be them. You either graduated from the Carter School of Anti-Semitism or a hate the infidel school of Islamofascism. Which is it?
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under Islamic governments.
Heck, there was even a Palestinian Muslim in the Israeli cabinet until a couple of months ago when . . . he fled in reaction to an investigation of his treason.
If you want to learn more about being a second class citizen, move to Iran and declare yourself to be in favor of basic rights, such as freedom of speech and freedom of conscience.
Make sure to say your final goodbyes before you leave---I suspect you won't be returning any time soon.
Denying the holocaust
by The Default Attorney
is as bad as ignoring the fact that the creation of Israel instantly created 700,000 Palestinian refugees who have not been allowed to return to their homes.
The middle east is a complicated situation where no one has clean hands. I think if someone told you that you had to leave your ancestral home one day because it was suddenly a different country, you would be angry too.
Associating this with Obama is ridiculous. Many of the things I have read on here are intelligent and articulate. This is not one of them. How can you blast the Dems for taking McCain's comments out of context and then concoct this association of Obama with Hamas?
You're every bit the idiot that the
by mbecker908
upthread professor is. Note the above comments to his screed, they apply to your offering of crap as well.
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by Neil Stevens
The Israelis didn't kick anyone out. You're lying [edit: or just another fool].
The people who left, left of their own free will, because they knew Israel's neighbors were going to initiate a war of genocidal aggression, and planned to return to their homes after all the upstart Jews got killed.
The Israelis won though, so they got stuck. And Israel's neighbors refused to let them take permanent refuge elsewhere.
What is it with all you propagandists?
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People left for three
by Spirited
People left for three reasons:
1. Sold land for fair price
2. Arab governments told them to leave
3. They were forced out.
The last one makes up a small amount; however, that doesn't mean it didn't happen. It was usually the older generations that had ties to the land (kind of like a Grapes of Wrath complex). Interestingly, Israel is facing a similar problem today with Jewish settlers in the western bank.
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He can't. Spitballs and such n/t
by simpson316
Well, for example
by The Default Attorney
following the capture of Lydda and Ramle, the cities' Palestinian residents were forced out of their homes. Many others "voluntarily" left after threats of violence from the Haganah. Others left for what they thought would be a temporary absence until the war was over, but they were never allowed to go home ("right of return"). Many never left what is now Israel and became "internal" refugees. Absentee property laws (originally "emergency" then made permanent) gave Israeli authorities the right to seize these "abandoned" lands which was then used for the large incoming Jewish immigrant population.
This is pretty basic history on the establishment of the state of Israel, so you might want to let up on the ad hominem attacks.
I think I can anticipate how the readers on here feel about the United Nations, but if you read the UN General Assembly Progress Report (Chapter III, titled "the refugee problem")from 1950 it gives you a sense of the stances of the players at the time.
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Is this a joke?
"I ain't
by RandomGuy
Is this a joke?
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Fair enough.
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wow, historic moment
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Sorry, not you gamecock
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I was referring to those above who said I was an idiot and accused me of lying.
I wondered it that might be the case - cool - nt
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Although they might have a point
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if I can't figure out whose reply I'm replying to in my post :)
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by simpson316
Umm, Jeff. This isn't the NYT
by Raven
While the title of your article may very well be accurate, it's very much in the same style as the NYTwits propaganda. Obama hasn't exactly embraced their support and has no control over what they say.
It's not like Wright came out with this message. Or Michelle Obama...
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We don't claim to be unbiased either
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The problem with the NYT is their lies that they press no agenda in their writing; that they are even-handed reporters.
We make no such claims. So we're allowed to do this.
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Just trying to put out
by Raven
A polite request that we avoid propaganda and stick to plain, simple facts. I hate propaganda, no matter its source or its bias.
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by NotSoBlueStater
A little too "Kossack" for me, Jeff. Your point about Obama is well taken. We can't ignore the dangers inherent in his naive world view.
That said, there was an intellectual way to point this out. This ain't it. When you go off the deep end like this, you simply inflame the converted. I'd rather see you use your considerable talents to inform the debate.
Just my .02. Hopefully it makes sense.
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Coming back is a sure way to get yourself banned
by simpson316
and ignored.
Alas, you are using quite a warped version of history.
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He has an interesting repertoire of personalities
by Joliphant
It must be really sad though to have all those voices in his head and they are all saying the exact same dull things.
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Moving forward...
by Azazello
Israel (at least the part of it populated with God's Chosen People) should put their nuclear arsenal to good use and irradiate the West Bank and Gaza, then set their sights on Iran and Syria. It's about time the Israeli's stopped having to knuckle under to terrorists!
And it's past time for you to go to The Pile. nt
by mbecker908
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It's still weird.
by Moe Lane
Kind of sad, too.
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Here, Moe, we must leave our revered "Forbidden Planet"
by streetwise
and go on to other things that explain this sickness. I would start with "The Birds", where the townspeople turn on the ravishing Tippi Hedren as the cause of the inexplicable danger they were facing.
And she was a mishuganah blond, no less!
Oy!
They are a successful
by RandomGuy
They are a successful minority. They thrive even while persecuted. That's pretty much it. People are jealous and resentful because they overcome a lot and still pass the test with flying colors.
A Jewish friend of mine put it this way, "Over the centuries, all of the stupid Jews have been killed. Only the smart Jews are left. So we do pretty good. Sometimes people resent that."
It's not completely true, obviously, a lot of smart Jews have died too, but there's an element of truth in it. The dumb ones have undoubtedly died faster then the smart ones.
Have you ever seen the movie "The Believer" with Ryan Gosling? Great movie. In it, this anti-semetic guy gives a speech where he points out the fact that the more the Jews have suffered, the stronger they have become, so the only way to eliminate them is to stop oppressing them. That's really twisted obviously, but I think it's an interesting point. By trying to eliminate them, they've made them smaller in number but larger in influence. Oops.
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the story and that is
The Torah.
The Hebrews began to excel from the beginning, and really civilized the world they lived in and westward. It turns out that trying to abide by God's law is practical for success.
Imagine that.
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Uhh, yah, but the entire
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Uhh, yah, but the entire Torah is full of Jews NOT obeying God. It keeps getting them into trouble. i.e. that whole pesky Egyptian slavery thing, the 40 years in the wilderness, etc.
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Character built in individuals over millenia.
Before the law, paganism was the ONLY game in town.
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and acknowledgment of same?
do you have any friends?
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Huh?
I really don't know how
by RandomGuy
Huh?
I really don't know how to take a SECOND post to one of my posts where I said absolutely nothing offensive, just to have you randomly insult me for...kind of not agreeing with you?
Uhh, OK, but I'm 99% certain it's not me that has a problem with friends.
"I ain't never votin' fo another Democrat so long as I can draw breath! I'll vote for a dog first!" - Leola Thomas
there is a lot you don't know - nt
by gamecock
Mike DeVine’s Charlotte Observer columns
http://thehinzsightreport.com
www.theminorityreportblog.com
www.race42008.com
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
Funy you should bring that up....
by From ME to you
I recently attended a meeting where the speaker, using a UN chart ranking the most affluent nations in the world, noted that all the top 10 or so nations all had governments loosely based on Judeo-Christian principles. Those at the high end that were based on different philosphies tended to Islam and had huge oil reserves! Funny how that is!
Only Conservatives are in their "Right" minds!
to discover and get it out of the ground for them
Mike DeVine’s Charlotte Observer columns
http://thehinzsightreport.com
www.theminorityreportblog.com
www.race42008.com
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
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Just when you think the lunatic anti-semitism in the middle east couldn't get any more loony...
"I ain't never votin' fo another Democrat so long as I can draw breath! I'll vote for a dog first!" - Leola Thomas