Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm sure Biden will follow that up by giving Russia billions of taxpayer dollars.
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Iran just begin it's revenge,by drones,missiles
- Thread starter Godobeyer
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How very cute you are.
In a thread about an Iranian assault, you whine about the need for links, and then you lovingly providing an irrelevant link dealing with settler violence because, as everybody knows, settlers are the same as Israelis rendering Iran, Hebollah, and the Houthis, fully justified.
Laniakea
Not of this world
Probably the Houthis too, and Hamas (as "reparations", no doubt).
Laniakea
Not of this world
Right on cue, antisemitism rears it's ugly head whenever Israel is under attack.
No. The U.S. needs to but out. The USA meddling in middle eastern affairs has only made things worse.
Huh? Are you saying they're not Israelis? I mean, the link didn't have much to do with the thread but your comment is a bit odd.
Nothing in that post was antisemitic. Israel supporters need to stop throwing that term around flippantly. Even Jews who oppose Israel's brutality are smeared with that term. Give it a rest. It's as bad as left wing people misusing "racist", "homophobe", "transphobe", etc.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
But out like Afghanistan?
Of course, we all know the middle east will get better on its own if left to its own devices. Right?
Israel is a dangerous terrorist state.
apnews.com
Excerpted...
In the nearby village of Douma, Israeli settlers set fire to around 15 homes and 10 farms, the head of the local village council, Slieman Dawabsheh, told The Associated Press, saying he had been there. “The army came but unfortunately, the army were protecting the settlers,” he said, asserting that it fired tear gas and rubber bullets at Palestinians trying to confront and expel them.
West Bank sees biggest settler rampage since war in Gaza began as Israeli teen's body is found
Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank have gone on the largest rampage against Palestinians there since the war in Gaza began.
In the nearby village of Douma, Israeli settlers set fire to around 15 homes and 10 farms, the head of the local village council, Slieman Dawabsheh, told The Associated Press, saying he had been there. “The army came but unfortunately, the army were protecting the settlers,” he said, asserting that it fired tear gas and rubber bullets at Palestinians trying to confront and expel them.
Such vile bigotry speaks for itself.
They may be dismissed.
I misread it at first
A lot of the reason for U.S. support for Israel is the Christian religion, specifically the hope for the final war, Armageddon, which must begin there. Evangelicals’ support isn’t simply driven by a theology that compels them to love the Holy Land, detached from its convulsive domestic and global political implications. For many “Christian Zionists,” and particularly for popular evangelists with significant clout within the Republican Party, their support for Israel is rooted in its role in the supposed end times: Jesus’ return to Earth, a bloody final battle at Armageddon, and Jesus ruling the world from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. In this scenario, war is not something to be avoided, but something inevitable, desired by God, and celebratory.
Religion is not going to be helpful in this conflict --- trust me.
Spice
StewardshipPeaceIntergityCommunityEquality
I'm not a believer in this Prophecy, however I have heard it spoken of often. Isn't "the rapture" suppose to occur first? And where does the Anti-christ fit in the itinerary? I thought the Anti-christ came first as I heard, so very often in 2012, that it was supposedly B. Obama. [wink] I need to brush up on the order of things prior to expanded war.
Yes. We left both Iraq and Afghanistan worse than when we got there. Our issues with Iran stem from our meddling decades ago. We create enemies where none need be.
Worse? Girls could go to school when we were there. Now they can’t. You have a funny idea of what “worse” means.
Right. It's a shame that any criticism of Israeli actions cannot be criticized without that term being thrown in. @Godobeyer is criticizing (and rightly so IMO) Israel's genocide of Palestinian civilians and also its attack on the Iranian consulate. It's almost like Netanyahu needs war in order to stay in power.
Spice
StewardshipPeaceIntergityCommunityEquality
And they had a duely elected President that I heard speak and was very optimistic on their future.
Are you saying that the US should have stayed in Afghanistan indefinitely?
And that President is also responsible for their present. Why would you suppose his optimism for their future had anything to do with what might be good for them?
You want to make the world a better place? I'll tell you how -- empower women. Educate girls. They'll do a lot better than the testosterone-addled men who've warred on each other forever.