Originally posted by Rogan Josh
Well, as far as I am concerned, this sort of statement should be a banning offense. It is cleary racism of the worst kind.
Well, as far as I am concerned, this sort of statement should be a banning offense. It is cleary racism of the worst kind.

It is me who claimed palestinains are the children of satan and drink blood of Jews.
I also called for their extermination in cleansing not seen like since the days of the mongols.
Oh wait. The arabs said that. I appologize.
I have a very good friend who is Palestinian - she was born there and brought up there and has never committed any crime. She is well eductaed (I am sure she is a hell of a lot better educated than Sirotnikov) and a nice, well-meaning person. Who has more right to the place of her birth?
Her niceness and well meaning is all very nice. But it has nothing to do with historic facts.
I am too a nice and well meaning person, from a line of people who were forcefully evicted from my homeland and persecuted around the globe.
People representing my nation wanted to go back to the homeland and live in peace with our neighbours the palestinian arabs, those who were there, and those who immigrated there.
The newly immigrating and local palestinains however, decided that they alone can live there, because the land "belongs" to muslem and can't be shared by anyone else.
Furthermore, muslim leaders, such as the Mufti, spread false claims about Jewish intentions to murder muslims and destroy muslim holy sites, as early as 1922.
Are you sure it was Jews who fought the crusaders? Seems like there were other peoples in the area for a long time.
Again I'm asking you to remember who really fought the crusaders, and ask yourself if their majority lived in palestine, or called themselves palestinians.
However, I feel the need to remind you that there indeed were jews in "palestine" during the time of the crusades, and there were before, and there were after.
They were a small percent among a small population living in palestine.
Her, or someone who was not born there but happens to be of a religion which was in dominance in the area 2000 years ago?
Judaism is not only a religion. It is also an ethnical group and a nationality.
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