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Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Mr Snap said:
Lost soul said:
I think you will find that the Palestinians are the ones operating divide and rule on themselves hehe
Have you ever wondered why that might be the case? I think you'll find that you can't bothered to look at the bigger picture.
Am I wrong ?

come on tell me , am I wrong that they have divided themselves ?

beanbag

7,346 posts

242 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
beanbag said:
Perhaps I should have been more specific.

Gaza is akin to the Ghetto's the Nazi's set up for the Jews. They have little food, fresh running water, medical supplies and so forth. The Israeli's check and detain everything going in and out, even by sea. It's a brewing pot for extremism and it's little wonder why Hamas emerged from it all.
Maybe if they put more effort into smuggling food in instead of rockets there would be no problem
They probably did....at first. But I challenge you to tell me if you were placed in a similar situation, you would not fight for your freedom. It's something they don't have, hence the emergence of Hamas, rockets, guns, etc...

It's all a reaction to a particular set of circumstances that Israel have laid the foundations for.

As I said before, it was one of the most disastrous moments in British history allowing the formation of Israel and "giving away" land for the formation of a country. It's wrong in every single way and once again how religion has ballsed up everything once again.

TwigtheWonderkid

43,454 posts

151 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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beanbag said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
beanbag said:
The way they treat Palestinians is nothing short on how Jewish people were persecuted during the Nazi era.
rofl

Errrr, actually, it's quite a long way short.
Perhaps I should have been more specific.

Gaza is akin to the Ghetto's the Nazi's set up for the Jews. They have little food, fresh running water, medical supplies and so forth. The Israeli's check and detain everything going in and out, even by sea. It's a brewing pot for extremism and it's little wonder why Hamas emerged from it all.
Although I'm not sure I agree that the two are a reasonable comparison, that certainly makes more sense than your original assertion.

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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beanbag said:
Lost soul said:
beanbag said:
Perhaps I should have been more specific.

Gaza is akin to the Ghetto's the Nazi's set up for the Jews. They have little food, fresh running water, medical supplies and so forth. The Israeli's check and detain everything going in and out, even by sea. It's a brewing pot for extremism and it's little wonder why Hamas emerged from it all.
Maybe if they put more effort into smuggling food in instead of rockets there would be no problem
They probably did....at first. But I challenge you to tell me if you were placed in a similar situation, you would not fight for your freedom. It's something they don't have, hence the emergence of Hamas, rockets, guns, etc...
They virtually had their own state with their own government but what did they do , yes that's right they carried on bombing and firing rockets into Israel

TwigtheWonderkid

43,454 posts

151 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Mr Snap said:
the Israeli's have left no stone unturned to undermine the foundation of a well run Palestinian state.
A Palestinian state would never be well run, regardless of Israeli input. It would be run like every other Arab state in the Middle East, either a crappy theocratic hellhole or a malignant absolute monarchy. Or some other form of repressive dictatorship. The only difference is that the Palestinians wouldn't have oil revenues to disguise the vileness of the regime.

Countdown

39,995 posts

197 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
They virtually had their own state with their own government but what did they do , yes that's right they carried on bombing and firing rockets into Israel
That'll be when Israel was assassinating Hamas leaders pretty much at will because of its "inalienable right to defend itself".

If you want an idea of Israel's attitude towards peace I would suggest you have a look at how many times Israel has announced new settlement building activity in the West Bank and how often this follows another peace intiative announcement (usually by the US).

AW111

9,674 posts

134 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Countdown said:
That'll be when Israel was assassinating Hamas leaders pretty much at will because of its "inalienable right to defend itself".

If you want an idea of Israel's attitude towards peace I would suggest you have a look at how many times Israel has announced new settlement building activity in the West Bank and how often this follows another peace intiative announcement (usually by the US).
Israel also arrested a whole bunch of Hamas MPs for being members of a terrorist organisation (not for any specific crime) in what appeared to be punishment for winning an election they were supposed to lose.

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Countdown said:
That'll be when Israel was assassinating Hamas leaders pretty much at will because of its "inalienable right to defend itself".

If you want an idea of Israel's attitude towards peace I would suggest you have a look at how many times Israel has announced new settlement building activity in the West Bank and how often this follows another peace intiative announcement (usually by the US).
1, Hamas is a terrorist organisation

2, Israel has cleared settlements but this has made no difference , the Palestinians are never satisfied and continued to fire rockets into Israel

Mr Snap

2,364 posts

158 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
Am I wrong ?

come on tell me , am I wrong that they have divided themselves ?
Where did I say you were wrong? I said the reasons for the Palestinians internal divisions were due to external pressure from Israel. Maintaining a civil society isn't easy, even in the UK where we have relatively few external pressures, compared to Palestine, we still have problems. Palestine has suffered from repeated external attempts at destabilisation since the establishment of Israel. Under the same conditions civil society the UK would also fall apart.

If you're arguing that all the problems in Palestine are down to the Palestinians alone, you're grievously misinformed.



beanbag

7,346 posts

242 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
Countdown said:
That'll be when Israel was assassinating Hamas leaders pretty much at will because of its "inalienable right to defend itself".

If you want an idea of Israel's attitude towards peace I would suggest you have a look at how many times Israel has announced new settlement building activity in the West Bank and how often this follows another peace intiative announcement (usually by the US).
1, Hamas is a terrorist organisation

2, Israel has cleared settlements but this has made no difference , the Palestinians are never satisfied and continued to fire rockets into Israel
1. Again not condoning Hamas, but Hamas was named a terrorist organisation by Israel and the US so that comes with quite a lot of bias.

2. Israel continues to allow settlements to spread and pays a blind eye to many. Clearing them is hardly useful as you could argue Israel are terrorists towards the Palestinians being cleared out of their homes as they are left without anything and are harassed, beaten and attacked by Jewish "settlers". Basically they are thugs who drive Palestinians out of their homes and land. How else do you think this works?

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Mr Snap said:
Where did I say you were wrong? I said the reasons for the Palestinians internal divisions were due to external pressure from Israel. Maintaining a civil society isn't easy, even in the UK where we have relatively few external pressures, compared to Palestine, we still have problems. Palestine has suffered from repeated external attempts at destabilisation since the establishment of Israel. Under the same conditions civil society the UK would also fall apart.

If you're arguing that all the problems in Palestine are down to the Palestinians alone, you're grievously misinformed.
I am saying they divided themselves

TwigtheWonderkid

43,454 posts

151 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
Israel has cleared settlements but this has made no difference , the Palestinians are never satisfied and continued to fire rockets into Israel
And fire them from school playgrounds, then get the news crews in when an Israeli retaliatory strike hits a school.

AW111

9,674 posts

134 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
And fire them from school playgrounds, then get the news crews in when an Israeli retaliatory strike hits a school.
So targetting a school is ok because "they started it" ?

beanbag

7,346 posts

242 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/06/world/middleeast...

article says said:
In a statement late Wednesday, Israel’s housing minister, Uri Ariel, published bids for the construction of nearly 1,500 housing units in settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, calling them “an appropriate Zionist response to the establishment of the Palestinian terror government.” He said he believed this would be “just the beginning.” In addition, the authorities revived plans on Thursday for 1,800 more housing units.
If this isn't provocation, I don't know what is.

league67

1,878 posts

204 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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franki68 said:
league67 said:
Why? Would that make this particular beating up more palatable? Do you go on every link posted in NPE adn ask posters to post every single 'comparable' event from around the world. AFter all it's only fair not to single out certain events.
somewhat missing the point.
I doubt that. I've asked you a simple question.
You've decided what events should be brought into the discussion. I extended your 'logical' request for inclusion of ALL events. That didn't work out that well, did it?
Facts remain, as much as you like to make them less grave by doing the usual; 'But what about all other things'. Those two filmed are unhinged thugs. And should be held to account. I doubt that that'll happen but I'd be very happy to be proven wrong.


Mr Snap

2,364 posts

158 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
I am saying they divided themselves
I'm politely saying you're not very well informed.



beanbag

7,346 posts

242 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Mr Snap said:
Lost soul said:
I am saying they divided themselves
I'm politely saying you're not very well informed.
Or very biased... scratchchin

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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beanbag said:
Mr Snap said:
Lost soul said:
I am saying they divided themselves
I'm politely saying you're not very well informed.
Or very biased... scratchchin
laugh You calling me biased rofl:

Or that I know what I know and am happy with my decision wink

Mr Snap

2,364 posts

158 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Lost soul said:
laugh You calling me biased rofl:

Or that I know what I know and am happy with my decision wink
If you're happy to admit to not knowing much, nobody is going to argue.

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Monday 7th July 2014
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Mr Snap said:
Lost soul said:
laugh You calling me biased rofl:

Or that I know what I know and am happy with my decision wink
If you're happy to admit to not knowing much, nobody is going to argue.
ahhh now the personal insults begin smile

who is to say its not me that knows more than you