"Brittish" Death Squads to Infiltrate Israel

[Sandman]

Originally posted by Cort Haus
If anyone is interested in information linking the roots of the Palestinian movement with the Nazi party, let me know - but some of Mr Gil-White's articles I linked to above are a good place to start, specifically this one.

I seem to recall you linking to spurious pro-Arab 'Nazi speeches' before. Now you're linking to ultra-Zionist loons, with links to sites helping to 'cure same-sex disease'.

[Cort Haus]

Sandman, I've no idea what you're on about but I have noted that you're got nothing to say.

[Sandman]

Sandman, I've no idea what you're on about but I have noted that you're got nothing to say.

You appear to accept hardcore Zionist 'scholarship' on Nazi links to the Palestinians without even pausing to think that it might be biased or untrustworthy.

[notyoueither]

I wouldn't have thought the links between the Mufti and the Nazis would have been a thing of 'Zionist scholarship'.

[Sandman]

Are we to presume that the Palestinians are the ideological heirs of the Nazis? Bearing in mind that the Nazis worked hard to stir up convenient nationalities all around their empire.

[notyoueither]

No. Some of the leadership of the Pals were heirs of the Mufti who was an ardent supporter of the Nazis.

[Son of David]

Originally posted by Sandman
Are we to presume that the Palestinians are the ideological heirs of the Nazis? Bearing in mind that the Nazis worked hard to stir up convenient nationalities all around their empire.

Well, have you ever spoke to a devout Muslim about his views on Jews? Obviously not.

[KrazyHorse]

You can do better than that. Really...

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Sandman
You appear to accept hardcore Zionist 'scholarship' on Nazi links to the Palestinians without even pausing to think that it might be biased or untrustworthy.

Seeing as the guy in question used to be a supporter of the Pals, he is hardly biased.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Sandman
Are we to presume that the Palestinians are the ideological heirs of the Nazis? Bearing in mind that the Nazis worked hard to stir up convenient nationalities all around their empire.

It is the Palestinian leadership who spread the ideas whose ideological heritage is being called into question.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Son of David




May God bless them and prosper them in every thing they do.

I may join them to live there one day, God willing.

That kind of blinkered sentiment embodies many of the things wrong with the modern world...

[Agathon]

Originally posted by Son of David

Well, have you ever spoke to a devout Muslim about his views on Jews? Obviously not.

You're a Man U fan, right?

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by GePap
THe British (the party most at fault) decided that the people of Palestine would go from an OPttoman territoriy, to their own, and then decided to give that land to a group from the outside.

The British Record on Partition

[Arrian]

Originally posted by Agathon


Word.

That should be the end of the debate.

No, it shouldn't. Even though I agree with that basic fact (that nobody asked the Palestinians). If I were a Palestinian in 1946, I'd have been pissed too.

The problem, you see, is that it's been done now and there is no going back. Sixty years have passed. All sorts of **** has happened since then, and neither side has a very good claim to the moral high ground. The Israelis you think "deserve it" are descendants of the first Israelis, or immigrants.

So some sort of solution has to be found, and given what's happened since the 1940s, it's not going to look fair to either side. Polls show that the Israeli population is consistantly in favor of a negotiated solution that includes a Palestinian state. You want to argue that Israel simply shouldn't exist? Go invent a time machine, go back in time, and convince the UNSC to give, say, Montana to the Jews for a haven. Unless you can do that, harking back to what happened in 1946 is ****ing pointless.

-Arrian

[Az]

**** Montana. too cold, mother****ers.