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Putin would be very unhappy if she became president.

It's quite clear that the majority do want Israel abolished, the Jews gone, and for the Palestinians to do their River to the Sea dance for eternity. But Israel isn't going anywhere. Of course if they were to succeed, for the Jews to be gone from Israel that would mean genocide of Jews of those that refuse to flee.

Bingo. Thier population has boomed massively. Apparently, Jews are really quite crap at committing genocide.

Hard to know what she was thinking with that answer but she knows she does need to win the republican primary in her home Dixie state of South Carolina. Many of those voters call the civil war the war of Northern aggression.

I was being a bit flip. You may have noticed that the oppression fashionista River to the Sea crowd are now boycotting a head spinning number of companies for largely very questionable reasons.

An option that many use (including me) is State Department Federal Credit Union. You can join based on a small fee to a consumer organization although obviously their core audience is state department employees. With that account you can very easily do online SWIFT wires that do cost 35. You can open an account there from Thailand. Thai address and passport ID are OK. If you have a valid US driver's license they probably prefer that though. As they serve embassy staff internationally, they are about as expat friendly as it gets.

Boycott Guinness!

There are many Italian places. I've tried a number of them. I don't think I'll ever see pizza here again that pleases me as much as the closed place on Tappraya Pizza Art.

Haley is a more normal vile republican. Trump in power again means the end of American democracy.

Yeah remember the 1967 Arab–Israeli war? That didn't start in 1867. I do get the game the RIver to the Sea crew is playing. It's about October 7 denialism, a modern cousin of holocaust denial.

Lost the plot? That's old news, ha ha.

As usual, you're WRONG, but that was a convenient way for you to avoid the content of that. You don't post here in good faith and you've proven that yet again. The Hill - Bias and Credibility - Media Bias/Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com) The authors are Israelis, you say? I don't know their nationalities or perhaps you saw a Jewish name on one and ran with it. Alma Gottlieb is a cultural anthropologist and who has published nine books about Africa, religion, child-rearing and anthropology, and professor emerita of anthropology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Ron Duncan Hart is director of the Institute for Tolerance Studies, a cultural anthropologist, former dean of academic affairs and author of “Jews and the Arab World.”

That's not a rebuttal.

If you're talking about the CONFLICT rather than THIS WAR, that is another matter. At the heart of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, anthropology matters as much as history | The Hill Who is indigenous to Israel and Palestine: Jews or Arabs? The answer depends on how we interpret history. Radically diverse starting points invoked by both parties have led to the terrible conflict we are witnessing.

Geez Louise dude! Educating? Yes -- learn the definitions of CONFLICT and WAR. Not the same. Next ...

Your post is dripping with hatred of "Zionists"

There you go again. You could just as easily say the seeds of this conflict started in the Bronze Age. Pick a date to suit your purpose. But back to reality: THIS WAR started October 7 and that's a fact.

My current favorites are Frankies and Marcos (both Jomtien)

Yeah, Uno pizzas are even better the next day cold from the fridge.

Wow. That answer was incredibly stupid. On the other hand, she is trying to get the REPUBLICAN nomination, so ...

NO! This conflict did. Certainly. This WAR started October 7.

Yeah, on the other hand Mr. Vivek is running as trumpier than trump, so IF the real trump burns out in some way (health, jail, etc.) before the election, it's still not impossible for him to be seen as the natural replacement.

Blimey, at this point I'm wondering what's it going to cost to pay a tax return preparer in Thailand that actually understands both the U.S. and Thai rules to (or whatever country you're from) if and when they ever clarify this stuff in the first place. I imagine not cheap.

I wouldn't know.

Onions on pizza was my thing at my college pizza hangout.