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- For the past 2500 years, how many Times have the State of Israel come and gone?
Posted by lovegetpeace at 06:31 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Only once!
Posted by jankebenz at 06:32 PM : Jan 14, 2009
3 times Sir or Madam! - Reply to this comment
- Written by Rabbi Michael Lerner, Chief Editor Tikkun Magazine
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Posted by goodsamarata at 06:29 PM : Jan 14, 2009
This guy is aconfirmed nutcase and you are troll for posting the same sh**t day after day!
Bring something new to the party or go somewhere esle, we''ve all seen your rantings several times already! - Reply to this comment
- "...You sadly underestimate the ability of the State of Israel to stand on their on 2 feet...."
Posted by roscoe2400 at 06:32 PM : Jan 14, 2009
The 2nd Strongest Military in the World Israel lost to the 2nd Weakest Military in the World Hezbollah in 2006.
The Strongest Military in the World America still cannot eliminate the Weakest Military in the World Taliban and Al-Qaeda for the last 7 years.
Why? - Reply to this comment
- "...You sadly underestimate the ability of the State of Israel to stand on their on 2 feet...."
Posted by roscoe2400 at 06:32 PM : Jan 14, 2009
The 2nd Strongest Military in the World Israel lost to the 2nd Weakest Military in the World Hezbollah in 2006.
The Strongest Military in the World America still cannot eliminate Taliban and Al-Qaeda for the last 7 years.
Palestine''s High Moral Ground beats the Strongest Military forces in the World. - Reply to this comment
- For the past 2500 years, how many Times have the State of Israel come and gone?
Posted by lovegetpeace at 06:31 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Only once! - Reply to this comment
- 2009 not 1999 and there are different players in the game now. If that means nothing, then this situation will never change until someone is erradicated. And the way things are going it won''''''''t be Israel!
Posted by roscoe2400 at 06:16 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Without America, Israel can RIP.
Work hard so that China Empire does not soon overruns the America Empire as Predicted by a United Nations report in 2000 and a U.S. Congressional report in 2003.
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Posted by lovegetpeace at 06:19 PM : Jan 14, 2009
I seemed to miss that report also!
Where is America going??? After all, last weeks House of Representatives Resolution in support of Israel in their current conflict passed 390-5!!! Like I said where is the US going--- no where!! And do you think they need us to hold their hand or what?? You sadly underestimate the ability of the State of Israel to stand on their on 2 feet. They have managed to be victorious in the face of all their enemies since their inception 60 years ago, without active participation from the US. Things won''t change anytime soon! - Reply to this comment
- Hamas, by the way, is also a signatory to that document. Good for them, they also had 6 Palestinian Christians running for the party in 2006, and they also made it clear that the implementation of Sharia law is not one of their goals.
Posted by goodsamarata at 06:31 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Sorry but I now lost your point? - Reply to this comment
- The very fact that Israel was reestablished as a nation in May of 1948 proves the bible right ,again as usual.
Posted by jankebenz at 06:29 PM : Jan 14, 2009
For the past 2500 years, how many Times have the State of Israel come and gone? - Reply to this comment
- lovegetpeace, I don''''t "take bait" from glossy-eyed FloydZepp-wanna-be Jihadist sympathizers. Go elsewhere to play your dictionary games. And if you think you know it all, then post the answers to your own questions.
Posted by AlanW1077 at 06:24 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Thank you for confirming you have no answer just like a cold-blooded Gangster in the Streets of America. - Reply to this comment
- No, sir. God makes it very clear that Israel is not supposed to be recreated until the Messiah comes.
And Geezus doesn''''t count as the Messiah since the Jews were actually expelled from Palestine soon after his arrival and demise.
So your interpretation of this part of the Bible is completely wrong as the group Jews United Against Zionism explain very well on their website www.nkusa.org.
Read and learn.
Posted by goodsamarata at 06:14 PM : Jan 14, 2009
The very fact that Israel was reestablished as a nation in May of 1948 proves the bible right ,again as usual. - Reply to this comment
- Why don''''''''t the Arab countries try to achieve the same?
Oh, and at the same time, renounce violence, and agree Israel has a right to exist? If they did all 3, the US would be happy to be their friends.
But they can''''''''t, and they won''''''''t.
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Posted by Moderator672 at 06:24 PM : Jan 14, 2009
All Arab Nations including Iran and Syria in 2002 Signed an Agreement to Accept Israel''s Right to Exist if.... - Reply to this comment
- The real question should be this: if you were with your 2 kids, where would you, as a Westerner, feel safer, in a temple full of Jews, or a mosque full of Muslims?
As a father of two young ones, I''d never dream of taking my kids to that mosque. I''d die before I allowed that to happen. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by roscoe2400 at 06:24 PM : Jan 14, 2009
1) What is the Ideology of the Zionists and Rabbi Extremists?
2) Since May 15, 1948, nothing has changed in that part of the world for us. What is the end-game? - Reply to this comment
- lovegetpeace, I don''t "take bait" from glossy-eyed FloydZepp-wanna-be Jihadist sympathizers. Go elsewhere to play your dictionary games. And if you think you know it all, then post the answers to your own questions.
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- "Which is Smarter? Having 1 Jewish Friend and 23 Muslim Enemies OR having 23 Muslim Friends and 1 Jewish Enemy?
Posted by lovegetpeace
From the looks of things, you''re better off having Jewsish friends.
1) Jewsish friends do not subscribe to the same ideology that the radical muslims do--- such as the Hamas Mantra or Teh Hezbollah Mantra, or the Islamic Jihad Mantra, where they are sworn to destry all that is not Islam.
2) So far, the armed conflict in Gaza has resulted in 1 Jewish casualty for every 100 Muslim casulaties. So, the safe bet is to have Jewsh friends!! Yes-- the 1 Jewish enemy would be a to kill your 23 -Muslim friends plus another 77 muslims!!
Think about it! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by beentheir1 at 06:22 PM : Jan 14, 2009
The same can be said about the Israelis wanting to bomb innocent Palestinians in Gaza? - Reply to this comment
- goodsamarata , you must be really smart, if you get your political advice from an obese has-been like Barr.
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- "...He was killed by a psychotic and angry Jewish Israeli..."
Posted by AlanW1077 at 06:17 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Why was this Jewish person angry? Do not be afraid to answer my question. - Reply to this comment
- America supports Israel for one reason and one reason only: they are the only true democracy in the Middle East. The only one.
Why don''t the Arab countries try to achieve the same?
Oh, and at the same time, renounce violence, and agree Israel has a right to exist? If they did all 3, the US would be happy to be their friends.
But they can''t, and they won''t.
The Arab/Muslim 24/7 obsession with killing all Jews far outweighs their desire for democracy or peace or economic success. It is a sickness that goes to the very core of the Muslim world. - Reply to this comment
- It''''s 2009 not 1999 and there are different players in the game now. If that means nothing, then this situation will never change until someone is erradicated. And the way things are going it won''''t be Israel!
Posted by roscoe2400 at 06:16 PM : Jan 14, 2009
Without America, Israel can RIP.
Work hard so that China Empire does not soon overruns the America Empire as Predicted by a United Nations report in 2000 and a U.S. Congressional report in 2003. - Reply to this comment
