Most Gazans didn't support Hamas attacking

NiftyNiblick said:
Right.
The folks who gleefully danced on their streets when the twin towers were taken down.
Side with them and make yourself known.
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Those were Gaza civilians? I thought those were the ones that Trump said he watched from his windows.

The 9/11 people were Saudis, weren’t they?
 
guno said:
The consistent and enduring Palestinian rejection of any and all peace initiatives with Israel, most recently the “Deal of the Century,” calls into question the commitment of the Palestinian leadership not only to peace but to the very welfare and safety of the Palestinian people.

Taking into account all the peace initiatives proposed to end the conflict between the Jews and the Palestinian Arabs over the last 83 years, we must consider the possibility that the Palestinians—or at least their leaders—do not want to establish their own state.

Their sight is currently set on the big prize—the entire state of Israel—and they are playing for time. In the meantime, they plan to continue to subsist on monies donated by the Arabs and the Europeans. Many of the Arab states have grown disenchanted with this enterprise, and their assistance, particularly from the Saudis, has been discontinued in recent years.


In November 1947, the same Mufti refused to adopt the UN partition plan that offered to establish two states, one Jewish, the other Arab. The Mufti rejected a two-state solution until the day he died, a choice ordinary Palestinians may well regret. Had he agreed to the UN plan, they would have gained a much larger area than what is on offer today.



https://besacenter.org/palestinian-rejectionism/
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Center-right, pro military Israeli think tank.
 
TOP said:
So why do we have an illegal immigration problem Nationwide? Because we certainly do...
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Indeed and the illegals swimming across the Rio Grande and crawling through razor wire are not asylum seekers, they are illegals.

There is a procedure for applying for asylum and these illegals are not following it.

The moment that they cross undocumented, they have broken US immigration law and are illegals.

Morning, TOP...my Braves blew it.
 
Earl said:
Indeed and the illegals swimming across the Rio Grande and crawling through razor wire are not asylum seekers, they are illegals.

There is a procedure for applying for asylum and these illegals are not following it.

The moment that they cross undocumented, they have broken US immigration law and are illegals.

Morning, TOP...my Braves blew it.
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I'm sorry about your Braves...there are some sorrowful fans here, as well...Chop on next year...what else can you all do?
"Procedures" in this administration are simply a joke...
 
TOP said:
I'm sorry about your Braves...there are some sorrowful fans here, as well...Chop on next year...what else can you all do?
"Procedures" in this administration are simply a joke...
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Indeed.

The Braves were the best team, on paper, but the games are not played on paper.

This Biden administration is a joke…a bad joke.

They are allowing the tiny nation of Israel to respond to the slaughter and kidnapping of many Americans.

It’s a terrible precedent to not respond when multiple Americans are slaughtered and kidnapped for ransom.

Biden continues to harm Americans and America.
 
domer76 said:
I am siding with the Gaza civilians who have been living in an outdoor prison, many for their entire lives, under occupied rule by an oppressive apartheid government, Israel.
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Of course you are. You hate the Jews for not surrendering. I get it. I just don't agree with it.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
With Arabs, it's that most, what you might call the rank and file, aren't generally all that bright, have poor educational backgrounds, and have spent their lives learning and growing up expecting others to think for them and tell them what to do.

A friend of mine who was (now retired) a Chief in EOD (sort of like SEALS only they go looking for bombs) related a story of how he was on a training mission with their Saudi counterparts where the Americans were teamed with a Saudi. They were to jump from a helicopter into the gulf, swim about two miles to an abandoned oil platform and then go through exercises 'taking' it.
The guy he got was like the 5th son in an important (not royalty) family and that was put in this unit because of his family's connections. My friend, found out the guy couldn't swim after they hit the water. He had to drag the half-drowned Saudi to the platform and then do their part of the mission on his own.

I've seen where they are completely flummoxed by not having some simple part to fix something and have no real idea how to improvise effectively in maintenance situations. They also tend to be sloppy workmen. That's direct personal observation.

The leadership tends to see the rank and file as little more than cattle to be treated like something you stepped in.
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I've had similar experiences flight training foreigners. The worst were the Saudis and Italians, the best were the Norwegians and Spaniards. The cultural differences are clear.

We also had one minor issue of a Saudi not likely having been assigned a female instructor. The Navy's attitude was "This is our program. Your choice to participate or not." The Saudi liaison officer agreed. The student chose to suck it up and focus on training.
 
BartenderElite said:
Close to half of the people in Gaza are children.

Israel can drop leaflets - but if there are extremely limited options for getting out of there, that doesn't do a lot.

We'll have to see what happens. No one is stopping anything at this point. Here's hoping civilian casualties can be kept to a minimum.
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U.N has quite a bit to say to Bibi. He's not interested. At least publicly. We'll see if he chooses to act on Shabbat.
 
Althea said:
And billions in taxpayer dollars. The private sector never funds nuke plants.
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But they sure charge their customers for the power that's generated.

I see Asshat deleted his reply to my comment about the length of time it takes to build a nuke plant. He said that I was an idiot. lol This is for him:

Nuclear reactors connected to the grid in 2022 had a median construction time of 89 months or almost 7.5 years. During the period in consideration, the median construction time for nuclear reactors was the longest for reactors connected between 1996 and 2000, at 120 months.
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ThatOwlWoman said:
But they sure charge their customers for the power that's generated.

I see Asshat deleted his reply to my comment about the length of time it takes to build a nuke plant. He said that I was an idiot. lol This is for him:
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these build times can be brought down.

the real problem environmentalists have is with humans.

they want to strangle the economy with high costs, and then hope people starve.
 
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