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1 minute ago, Bkk Brian said:

Yawn. You made a claim waiting for you to back it up. Stop trolling

 

I'm alleging that Israelis provoked the violence. I acknowledge that the response was unjustified. I'm merely trying to establish the question of provocation. Clearly, Maccabi fans provoked the violence.

 

Imagine any human being chanting “Why is school out in Gaza? There are no children left there!” after an entire year of genocide in Gaza.

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Just now, pattayasan said:

 

I'm alleging that Israelis provoked the violence. I acknowledge that the response was unjustified. I'm merely trying to establish the question of provocation. Clearly, Maccabi fans provoked the violence.

 

Imagine any human being chanting “Why is school out in Gaza? There are no children left there!” after an entire year of genocide in Gaza.

No you claimed the soldiers going to the match proves it was not spontaneous. 

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21 hours ago, pattayasan said:

 

Why won't you answer the question in good faith?

 

The anti Maccabi supporter violence was a response to incitement by Maccabi fans. True or false?

 

   False .

Plans to ambush and confront the arriving  Israeli supporters was discussed online prior to the game , days before the Israelis arrived 

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22 hours ago, pattayasan said:

 

I'm alleging that Israelis provoked the violence. I acknowledge that the response was unjustified. I'm merely trying to establish the question of provocation. Clearly, Maccabi fans provoked the violence.

 

Imagine any human being chanting “Why is school out in Gaza? There are no children left there!” after an entire year of genocide in Gaza.

 

   The Maccabi fans were singing the songs in Israel after the game when they arrived home , how could that have provoked something that happened a few days previously ?

  Bow down and apologize  to me and beg for me to forgive you .

 

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12 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   False .

Plans to ambush and confront the arriving  Israeli supporters was discussed online prior to the game , days before the Israelis arrived 

Making it up again.

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12 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   The Maccabi fans were singing the songs in Israel after the game when they arrived home , how could that have provoked something that happened a few days previously ?

  Bow down and apologize  to me and beg for me to forgive you .

 

Also not true. They were singing provocative songs, tearing down flags and arming themselves before any threat.

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18 minutes ago, stevenl said:

Making it up again.

No its you who are ignorant to the information that is known:

 

A senior Israeli security official said Friday that Israeli security services had identified a “flare-up” on Dutch social media ahead of the game with calls by pro-Palestinian groups to hold a violent protest near the stadium.

“Due to this, the Mossad passed a warning to security services in the Netherlands with a request to immediately and significantly reinforce the security for Israelis in the area of the stadium and across the city, with an emphasis placed on hotels where the fans were known to be staying,” the official said.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/dutch-government-probing-how-israel-warnings-were-missed-ahead-of-amsterdam-pogrom/

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2 hours ago, stevenl said:

Also not true. They were singing provocative songs, tearing down flags and arming themselves before any threat.

 

   Yes it was true .

We were talking about the video posted and the video posted was shot after the game back in Israel .

  Also, the threat came from the group of anti Israelis who met the Israelis when they arrived and the anti Israelis had planned to confront the Israelis a few days prior the the game .

    So, there was a threat there 

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2 hours ago, stevenl said:

Making it up again.

 

Nope it's true .

The day prior to the game and before any violence occurred "

 

"While the evening passed relatively peacefully, police monitored aggressive messages on social media and messaging apps threatening Maccabi supporters, according to the report from the group of officials known as the triangle — Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema; René de Beukelaer, the city’s chief prosecutor; and Police Chief Peter Holla. 

 

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/violence-surrounding-soccer-match-israeli-dutch-teams-unfolded-rcna179572

 

 

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