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On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. Ah, but the Meister Krausescheiße Koch knows all, eh? |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. I guess it is just your jewish upbringing that makes you think that if you adopt a religion, you also inherit land 1500 miles away where that religion has some roots. I guess if I decide to say I worship Kane, Ku, Lono and Kanaloa, I can go to Hawaii and stake a claim to a few acres on the beach in Maui. I will tell them it is my cultural history. |
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On 2/3/17 12:22 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. I guess it is just your jewish upbringing that makes you think that if you adopt a religion, you also inherit land 1500 miles away where that religion has some roots. I guess if I decide to say I worship Kane, Ku, Lono and Kanaloa, I can go to Hawaii and stake a claim to a few acres on the beach in Maui. I will tell them it is my cultural history. So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 12:38:57 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/3/17 12:22 PM, wrote: On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. I guess it is just your jewish upbringing that makes you think that if you adopt a religion, you also inherit land 1500 miles away where that religion has some roots. I guess if I decide to say I worship Kane, Ku, Lono and Kanaloa, I can go to Hawaii and stake a claim to a few acres on the beach in Maui. I will tell them it is my cultural history. So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Cultural history is a lot deeper than identifying as a Jew for 2 generations and that seems to be the only requirement to get the right of return. How is it "return" if you have no ancestors who ever lived there? This seems to be the only time you think religion has any validity at all and it simply amazes me the lengths you think that "fairy tale" empowers people. |
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Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/3/17 12:22 PM, wrote: On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. I guess it is just your jewish upbringing that makes you think that if you adopt a religion, you also inherit land 1500 miles away where that religion has some roots. I guess if I decide to say I worship Kane, Ku, Lono and Kanaloa, I can go to Hawaii and stake a claim to a few acres on the beach in Maui. I will tell them it is my cultural history. So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago. |
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Bill
- show quoted text - "Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago." Say what? "Scotch" is the drink.....the people are Scots. |
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On 2/3/17 1:58 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 12:38:57 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/3/17 12:22 PM, wrote: On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 07:08:54 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 11:08 PM, wrote: On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 20:20:09 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: On 2/2/17 8:12 PM, wrote: Harry will really have a hard time differentiating between the annexing of the west bank and the russians annexing Crimea. If there is a difference, it would be that the eastern Europeans who came down from Poland and Belarus to occupy Palestine, had no cultural history there. (whereas the russians have had cultural connections in Crimea for many generations) The only claim the "Israelis" have is based on a promise from "their imaginary friend" in that "fairy tale" he is so intent on ridiculing in every other context. The Jewish people have no cultural history in Israel? Really? Now that is a funny claim on your part. You of all people are suddenly giving credence to the bible? (Torah) That is a religious connection, not the culture of the people in Eastern Europe. Few if any of them could find an ancestor that even knew anyone in Palestine in 1945. I have a far deeper cultural connection in Ireland, UK and Germany but it doesn't mean I can take property there by force and say god gave it to me. Even the US Army gave Germany back after they shed blood taking it away from the nazis. If the Jewish people needed a homeland, we should have carved them out a nice spot there. The truth is that was not politically possible so the europeans used racist logic to say, those brown people in Palestine are just sub human "wogs" who had no rights. We will take their land. It is still going on. I suggest you research the concept of "cultural history," since it seems apparent you don't know what it means. I guess it is just your jewish upbringing that makes you think that if you adopt a religion, you also inherit land 1500 miles away where that religion has some roots. I guess if I decide to say I worship Kane, Ku, Lono and Kanaloa, I can go to Hawaii and stake a claim to a few acres on the beach in Maui. I will tell them it is my cultural history. So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Cultural history is a lot deeper than identifying as a Jew for 2 generations and that seems to be the only requirement to get the right of return. How is it "return" if you have no ancestors who ever lived there? This seems to be the only time you think religion has any validity at all and it simply amazes me the lengths you think that "fairy tale" empowers people. Perhaps you should study that law of return. |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 14:51:15 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Cultural history is a lot deeper than identifying as a Jew for 2 generations and that seems to be the only requirement to get the right of return. How is it "return" if you have no ancestors who ever lived there? This seems to be the only time you think religion has any validity at all and it simply amazes me the lengths you think that "fairy tale" empowers people. Perhaps you should study that law of return. I have searched through international law and I come up empty. It only seems to exist in that "fairy tale" you are usually quick to ridicule. Zionist Jews seem to be the only ones who believe that. I know some who think it is as dumb as I do but they are reform. If you strictly adhere to cultural history, you have to accept slavery in the American south and apart hied in southern Africa. You already accept it in Palestine and that particular brand of apart hied is only 50 years old. If Israel would simply pull back to the pre 67 borders a lot of this strife would go away. |
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True North wrote:
Bill - show quoted text - "Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago." Say what? "Scotch" is the drink.....the people are Scots. I am sorry. Sorry, you are too stupid to parse the meaning. |
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Bill
- hide quoted text - True North wrote: Bill - show quoted text - "Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago." Say what? "Scotch" is the drink.....the people are Scots. I am sorry. Â*Sorry, you are too stupid to parse the meaning. Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc. |
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Bill - hide quoted text - - show quoted text - "Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Â*Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc." ....make that throw you in the loch. |
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True North wrote:
Bill - hide quoted text - True North wrote: Bill - show quoted text - "Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago." Say what? "Scotch" is the drink.....the people are Scots. I am sorry. Â*Sorry, you are too stupid to parse the meaning. Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc. Well. They may. But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career. |
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True North wrote:
me Bill - hide quoted text - - show quoted text - "Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Â*Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc." ...make that throw you in the loch. I could parse the meaning in your first iteration. |
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Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/3/17 3:25 PM, wrote: On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 14:51:15 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Cultural history is a lot deeper than identifying as a Jew for 2 generations and that seems to be the only requirement to get the right of return. How is it "return" if you have no ancestors who ever lived there? This seems to be the only time you think religion has any validity at all and it simply amazes me the lengths you think that "fairy tale" empowers people. Perhaps you should study that law of return. I have searched through international law and I come up empty. It only seems to exist in that "fairy tale" you are usually quick to ridicule. Zionist Jews seem to be the only ones who believe that. I know some who think it is as dumb as I do but they are reform. If you strictly adhere to cultural history, you have to accept slavery in the American south and apart hied in southern Africa. You already accept it in Palestine and that particular brand of apart hied is only 50 years old. If Israel would simply pull back to the pre 67 borders a lot of this strife would go away. Wouldn't you prefer it if the Arabs would simply push the Jews into the Med? Jews and Palestinians lived successfully together in the Middle East up till the late 1940's. Jews who could prove ancestry of land ownership in the region. Seems as if the Palestinians have the same rights as those people in Israel to fight for the land. Seems as if might makes right in the region, at least in your reasoning. |
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Kalif Swill guzzles...
"Well. They may. Â*But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career." Huh? Cleaned what? |
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True North wrote:
me Bill - hide quoted text - - show quoted text - "Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc." ...make that throw you in the loch. Yes, please do. Get it right the first time, dummy. |
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True North wrote:
Kalif Swill guzzles... "Well. They may. But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career." Huh? Cleaned what? Yes. |
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True North wrote:
Kalif Swill guzzles... "Well. They may. Â*But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career." Huh? Cleaned what? Alsheimer? Forgot you posted about the "loc" "loch"? |
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On 2/3/17 10:12 PM, Bill wrote:
True North wrote: Kalif Swill guzzles... "Well. They may. But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career." Huh? Cleaned what? Alsheimer? Forgot you posted about the "loc" "loch"? Spell much, Bilious? You planning to comment again about the spelling/grammar of others? Alsheimer, eh? |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 21:05:16 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote: True North wrote: Bill - show quoted text - "Since my great grandfather was scotch-Irish I could go back to the isles and claim a bunch of land, as we Scotch were forcibly removed to Ireland? And was a lot less years ago." Say what? "Scotch" is the drink.....the people are Scots. I am sorry. Sorry, you are too stupid to parse the meaning. Any real scotsman will slap you for that. |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 14:04:08 -0800 (PST), True North
wrote: me Bill - hide quoted text - - show quoted text - "Yes...you are one sorry individual. I'm also sorry you don't know the difference between scotch and Scots...or Scottish people, especially when you claim to have Scottish blood in your background. Â*Your ancestors would probably throw you in the loc." ...make that throw you in the loch. I thought you referring to the LOC (AKA the Library of Congress) |
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 19:12:51 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/3/17 3:25 PM, wrote: On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 14:51:15 -0500, Keyser Soze wrote: So, you don't know cultural history or even history. Not a news flash. Cultural history is a lot deeper than identifying as a Jew for 2 generations and that seems to be the only requirement to get the right of return. How is it "return" if you have no ancestors who ever lived there? This seems to be the only time you think religion has any validity at all and it simply amazes me the lengths you think that "fairy tale" empowers people. Perhaps you should study that law of return. I have searched through international law and I come up empty. It only seems to exist in that "fairy tale" you are usually quick to ridicule. Zionist Jews seem to be the only ones who believe that. I know some who think it is as dumb as I do but they are reform. If you strictly adhere to cultural history, you have to accept slavery in the American south and apart hied in southern Africa. You already accept it in Palestine and that particular brand of apart hied is only 50 years old. If Israel would simply pull back to the pre 67 borders a lot of this strife would go away. Wouldn't you prefer it if the Arabs would simply push the Jews into the Med? Maybe some of them could move back to where they migrated from but the real issue is they are still coming and pushing out farther into the disputed territory. (AKA lebensraum in the 30s and 40s) It is ironic that they are becoming the people they were supposed to be moving to get away from. |
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On Friday, February 3, 2017 at 7:37:03 PM UTC-8, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 2/3/17 10:12 PM, Bill wrote: True North wrote: Kalif Swill guzzles... "Well. They may. But if you were there first, I say you may have cleaned it, as you did that for a career." Huh? Cleaned what? Alsheimer? Forgot you posted about the "loc" "loch"? Spell much, Bilious? You planning to comment again about the spelling/grammar of others? Alsheimer, eh? So what, if I spelled it "lier or liar" would you correct me? Eh? No of course not because you're a gutless pos liberal that never paid your taxes and live behind your wifes skirt, You think the world owes you everything after you burned your fathers estate/fortune. Whatever that might be. You spend 24/7 ****ting on anyone who did. Your passion in life seems to be to crap on those who've excelled in life. |
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No, Swill was claiming to be part Scottish so I was referring to a lake by the Scottish term.
We have a number of lakes called lochs around here....after all Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland and we take our Scottish heritage seriously. |
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True North wrote:
No, Swill was claiming to be part Scottish so I was referring to a lake by the Scottish term. We have a number of lakes called lochs around here....after all Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland and we take our Scottish heritage seriously. Nope, you were the one who misspelled the word. Since you were a janitor for life, figured you might clean up the waterway. |
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