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hyperbola10 months, 2 weeks ago

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I find it much more threatening to have nukes in the hands of fanatic zionists. They are crazier than the Iranians. You have only to look here at the zionists threatening Americans with a nuclear war in the mideast if we do not continue to support their parasitism on our country.

Perhaps the quickest way to peace and calm in the mideast would be for Arab nations to announce that they already have nukes pointed at Tel Aviv, Haifa, west Jerusalem,...

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  engineer10 months, 2 weeks ago
  
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  Hyperbola
  
  GO to H_ll
  
  You nothing but a bigoted warmonger. Anti Jew and Anti Israel.. Go to a tolerance class.
  
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    hyperbola10 months, 2 weeks ago
    
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    Sorry engineer, time to rectify the racist ethnic cleansing practised by zionists. Here is an israeli jew that uses israeli documents to expose the uglinessof zionist ideology. NO American should support this. It is time for you to stop supporting racist hatred engineer.
    
    The ethnic cleansing of Palestine
    By Ilan Pappe
    University of Haifa, Israel
    
    Can you tell ZNet, please, what your new book, "The ethnic cleansing of Palestine" is about? What is it trying to communicate?
    
    The book tries to show that in 1948, the Zionist movement waged a war against the Palestinain people in order to implement its long term plans of ethnic cleansing (whereas Israeli historians, including 'new historians', claimed that the war was waged by the Arab world against the state of Israel in order to eliminate it and it resulted in expulsions of Palestinians). The Arab world tried to prevent this cleansing, but was too fragmented, self-centered and ineffective to stop the uprooting of half of Palestine's native population, the destruction of half of its villages and towns and the killing of thousands of its people.
    
    And since that ethnic cleansing was successfully implemented in almost 80% of Palestine without any global or regional repercussions - the ethnic cleansing policy continues ever since 1967 in the remaining 20% of the country. Creating a Jewish state in historical Palestine cleansed of Palestinians is still the ideolgoical infrastructure on which the state of Israel is based. How to achieve this goal is a divisive issue between Left Zionists - hoping to negotiate a settlement that would leave a small number of Palestinains in a greater Israel and the Right Zionsts willing to implement a more direct cleasning policy from the same area even today.
    
    The book uses the accepted scholarly definition of Ethnic Cleansing to show its academic as well legal applicability to the case of Palestine and argues that since in the eyes of the world - including the State Department and the UN - ethnic cleansing is a crime against humanity, this how we should view the Israeli actions in the past and ISrael's policies in the present....
    
    http://www.zmag.org/znet/viewArticle/3041
    
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    Dionys10 months, 2 weeks ago
    
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    "Israel has had nukes for decades and never once used them despite constant provocation."
    
    They had firm plans to use them two years ago until the US intervened.
    
    "Muslims flew hijacked aircraft into buildings and killed thousands of innocent civilians in a matter of minutes."
    
    Extremist terrorists did that. The US, a country that once prided itself on freedom and a better way of life then proceeded to invade a country that had nothing to do with 9/11 and kill hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. How is that any more morally correct than what the 9/11 terrorists did? The government the US has put into place is more oppressive towards women and more religiously fundamentalist than Saddam's.
    
    "I'll trust Israel with nukes long before a fanatical nation like Iran that is run by zealots."
    
    I wouldn't trust any country (such as Israel) that breaks truce agreements, assassinates people, murders people and children in cold blood and then tries to hide the fact with a PR campaign.
    
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      snowman36r10 months, 2 weeks ago
      
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      "They had firm plans to use them two years ago until the US intervened."
      
      Do you have any facts to back that up
      
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        most_reasonable10 months, 2 weeks ago
        
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        He doesn't need facts he has Hyperbola.
        
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      Edmar1410 months, 2 weeks ago
      
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      What I find amazing is how you emphatically state that "Israel had firm plans to use them two years ago until the US intervened." Are you privileged? Does the President confer with you? Do you sit on any military or congressional committee that has information on who is about to use what on whom? Were do you get your emphatically accurate information? Or, did you just read it in one of the junk tabloids and with your limited intelligence, just assume that it was fact. When you are part of the President's inner circle, then you can leak all of the information that you are privileged to have heard. Until then, stop acting like a horses rear and making statements that you couldn't possibly confirm as true if a gun were pointed at your head. But then again, our founding fathers never intended freedom of speech to comply with intelligence.
      
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        slate10 months, 2 weeks ago
        
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        Edmar, Hyper found one of those magic 8 balls in a garage sale . You know, the kind you ask a question of it, skake it and a little floating YES - NO-MAYBE, or ask again shows up.
        
        Most of the time Hyper dose ignore it when it says know to her questions.
        
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