Brickleberry

You are incorrect. One individual is to blame for burning that field. One individual is the solution to that problem - don't burn the goddamn field. The authorities have already put several laws in place - and international agreements between neighboring countries - to prevent this. It is 100% down to individuals like you and me to comply with the law. If we do not, we will face repercussions. If I go crazy later this afternoon and start committing crimes in my city, it is not the fault of the authorities for not preventing me from committing crimes - that would be ridiculous. It is my fault for being an idiot! The same is true for farmers. They have a responsibility to follow the law, as all other citizens do.

You didn't make any points at all. You made quite a few silly guesses about my lifestyle, none of which are true, and none of which relate to my concerns. You seem to be worrying a lot about this farmer's 'Co2 / carbon emissions'. Again, I couldn't care less about his carbon emissions, I care about the toxic fumes and health concerns - as does the majority of the population, each and every year. Why are you so keen to protect this guy who was poisoning his neighbors? Are you a pyromaniac? Do you enjoy breathing in cancerous fumes? Are you a poor farmer who burns his fields in the dead of night?

I couldn't care less about the Farmer's carbon footprint. I do care that he was poisoning everyone with his thoughtless actions. Whilst it is sad that he died, I find it hard to have sympathy with the way he died - it is a sort of poetic justice really.

A farming practice that is outdated don't you mean? Western nations do not do this, why is it acceptable for Thai farmers? Furthermore, it is against the law for farmers to burn their fields. So no, I don't need to learn how to eat a rock. I would much rather farmers follow the law, and didn't cause cancer and a plethora of other health problems.

She is quite well known in the UK, she is the former home secretary, and a current conservative MP.

How am I misgendering? The OPs username is "herfiehandbag" and the member does not list their gender. It would be logical to assume that a member who has "handbag" in their username might be female!

UN watch was not mentioned in the article, or in your post. You would have to know exactly who Hillel Neuer is to know that he is the Head of UN watch.

Can you quote the part of the article that mentions UN watch? I cannot see it.

There are several Jewish groups on these marches, some are very visible such as the very conservative/traditional Jews that wear the black hats, garb and beards etc. There were 13 Jewish groups marching in London over the weekend. I think this man was trying to cause problems, because there were so many other obviously Jewish people at the march.

You are intentionally misleading the audience. You may wish to disband UNRWA for some idiotic reason, but do try to be honest next time and at least show a video of actual evidence, or even a video that contains the evidence you claim to have. This video (I watched it) is about text books in schools, and a telegram message group. I have addressed both of those points below with statements from the UN. This video is not evidence about any of Israel's claims made about the 12 UN workers, or that 10% of UNRWA are members of Hamas. It has NO relevance to this discussion whatsoever. Why does it have no relevance? Because this guy is lying through his back teeth. Here are several statements from the UN that refute his lies: https://www.un.org/unispal/document/unrwa-claims-versus-facts-press-release-26feb2024/

Hello Suella Braverman, what are you doing on AN? I thought you were busy drumming up extremist hate on TalkTV... where do you find the time?

I'm struggling to find any sympathy for this man, or his family. He was outside, burning his fields - causing a huge problem for everyone in society. How many more need to die or get sick before they finally crack down hard on all of these fire starting idiots?

You are either lying, or misinformed. There has been no evidence given at all for any of Israel's allegations against UNRWA, and most of the countries that held back funding have since resumed and given UNRWA their support. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/22/us-intelligence-unrwa-hamas

Actually you are wrong. Every single refugee in the world has exactly the same rights, passed down from generation to generation until they receive citizenship from a state. Disbanding UNRWA will not change this legal reality, however much Israel wishes to change it. Some countries hosting Palestinians have indeed given citizenship. Others do not do so, in order to allow Palestinians to continue to claim their birthright - land that was stolen from them. The right of return is not a magical law created only for Palestinians, it is a right given to every single refugee all around the world, and predates the Palestinian conflict. It has happened in many other conflicts. To suggest UNRWA perpetuates this is a falsehood spoken by people who wish to remove UNRWA. Amazing how UN bodies and laws are OK when Israel wanted statehood in 1948. Now Israel & the US are denying the Palestinians statehood, all of a sudden the UN and all of its agencies are antisemitic. Grow up Israel. Follow the law and you won't have any of these issues. Follow the law and there will be peace. Admit to the crimes it has committed over 76 years, and there just might be justice.

That's what some people would want you to believe. Only 33% of Jews in Israel are religious. The vast majority of Israelis are not religious, and that's not even including 20% of Arab Israelis for a population total. Including Arabs, your looking at around 13%. Hamas are an Islamist group - but they didn't start that way. Initially, they were a charity and were supported by the government of Israel. They have changed drastically over the decades since their formation in the late 80s, due to continued oppression. The PA are Israel's lapdogs and have no legitimacy in the eyes of the Palestinian people. The overwhelming majority of Palestinians prior to the war hated Hamas, and there were protests against this regime in the months prior to the war. Just over 50% of Palestinians wanted a permanent ceasefire with Israel and to have 2 states on the pre 1967 war borders. This is not a religious conflict. This is about land theft, justice, the denial of basic human rights, apartheid, oppression, murder, massacres, dispossession and racism.