35 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

1. Does that make all the atrocities committed by Israel somehow ok? No

2. The killing of maybe close to or more than 100.000. Most of them women an children? No

3. The bombing of almost every building in Gaza? No

4. The destruction of every hospital, school, university, you name it? No

5. The execution of a world record number of journalists and medics? No

6. The 15 aid workers, butchered and buried? No

7. The intentional shooting of children in the head, chest, abdomen and genitals? CHILDREN!  No

8. The execution of Hind Rajab. Something that if done by any Muslim country would have a global outrage with all leaders expressing their disgust. But an executed 5-year-old Palestinian girl, begging for her life before butchered with more then 350 bullets? Not worth mentioning? No

9. I don`t want to live in a world where a 5-year-old girl has to beg for her life, still gets murdered and people call it self-defense. Do you? No

10. How can you condemn those abominations committed on October 7 (and once again, despite some people here try to brand me as a Hamas sympathizer, I condemn Hamas and what they have done to those kids and young people. I was sitting in front of my computer, sobbing, when I saw the footage, pressing pause repeatedly as this was too much to take.) when you support the exact same abominations done by the IDF a Thousand times more? I do not

Thank you very much.

 

 

On 10/29/2025 at 7:51 AM, JimHuaHin said:

Only 47?  470 this week would be closer to reality.

50 children killed yesterday somehow has been kept out the msm news.

Imagine if 50 kids were murdered in Ukraine in one day - all over the news. And this is wartime.

Gaza is having ceasefire, supposedly.

 

Off topic post about Sudan removed

21 hours ago, Rocky Sullivan said:

You’re losing it.  
 

I was unaware mind hallucinating drug are still popular aka LSD.

 

Did you know Timothy Leary? 

 

No, I never met him.

 

Seriously, you are the one who has 3 times in a row failed to understand the difference between a fictional story created to explain "outrageous use of force in self-defense" calling it "make believe" and in your world I am the one hallucinating on a LSD trip?

 

34 minutes ago, Somjot said:

 

No, I never met him.

 

Seriously, you are the one who has 3 times in a row failed to understand the difference between a fictional story created to explain "outrageous use of force in self-defense" calling it "make believe" and in your world I am the one hallucinating on a LSD trip?

 

I’m detecting some lingering side effects.

On 10/28/2025 at 2:39 AM, JimCM said:

South Africa's lawyer and legal activist Tembeka Ngcukaitobi reminded the world court that Netanyahu, on Oct. 28, used the biblical Amalek narrative while inciting his soldiers to attack Gaza, a violent theory that refers to entirely crushing the population of Gaza, including its women and children.

 

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/south-africa-reminds-icj-of-netanyahus-amalek-rhetoric-to-invoke-genocide-against-palestinians/3106313

 

The date on the article you cited is Nov. 1, 2024, and refers to statements by Netanyahu in October and November 2023.  It's not something he said recently.

 

The kingdom of Amalek, a Biblical enemy of the Israelites, had made a devastating surprise attack on the Israelites during the exodus out of Egypt.  Netanyahu amonished Israeli sodiers to remember what the Amalekites had done to the Israelites.  He cited the Biblical verse corresponding to Deuteronomy 25:17 in the Christian Bible:  "Remember what Amalek did to you on your journey, after you left Egypt—"

 

A later verse says,  "...you shall blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven. Do not forget!"  It's this later verse that Netanyahu didn't quote which is linked to genocide in the minds of some criticss.  "Netanyahu responded that 'the comparison to Amalek has been used throughout the ages to designate those who seek to eradicate the Jewish people, most recently the Nazis,' pointing out that the Hague’s own memorial for Dutch Jews killed in the Holocaust quotes the verse."

https://jewishcurrents.org/facing-amalek