• Re: Her new husband adopted "my" children, at my request.

    From =?UTF-8?Q?St=C3=A9phane?= CARPENTIE@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 14:20:58 2023
    Le 16-10-2023, DG <dg@veronica.net> a écrit :

    What the friggin' fuck is going on here???!!!

    My fantastic thread has been hijacked by these ABYSMAL FUCKING
    LOSERS!

    What happens to you? You don't know how usenet works? You don't know who
    is writing on COLA? When you change your ID, you lost your memory at the
    same time?

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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?St=C3=A9phane?= CARPENTIE@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 15:09:05 2023
    Le 17-10-2023, Joel <joelcrump@gmail.com> a écrit :
    DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:

    But I won't vote
    for Trump, or anyone who supports him.

    Cool.

    Why? I don't like what I see here on politics. So I don't read a lot of political arguments. But with the numbers, I have to read some of them.
    And I don't have an habit to speak about it. I'll make an exception.

    It's really a different thing between France and USA from what I read
    here and in some other places.

    In the US, that's why I say all political speech is crap here: you have
    two enemy camps. You can't live together. You can't speak together. You
    can only insult yourselves. Half of the country believe Trump is good
    when the other half believe Biden is good. Half of the country has
    really good arguments to hate Trump. Half of the country has really good arguments to hate Biden. It's not difficult they are both garbage.

    The only good thing which can be said about Trump is: he's the only US president who didn't invade countries killing people for their own good.

    In France, it's very different. All political leaders are crap (like in
    the US), but at least, nobody believe one of them is good (I mean among
    the people, not among their close political circle). When Macron was
    elected the first time, some people believed it would change. But they
    have been very disappointed very fast. Now, like before Macron, every
    one agree: all political leaders are crap. They don't vote for the best
    one because there is no such thing as the best one. They vote for the
    least worst one. Which is not easy to spot and very different.

    So, in France we can live together in peace. Nobody hates his/her
    neighbour because he/she doesn't share the same political opinions.
    Unlike in America where you need guns to kill your neighbour because
    he/she is not the same wing as yours. Believing it can protect you. You
    can argue as long as you want to say that guns are important to be able
    to protect yourself, it's a delusion. The fact is that in US, the guns
    have only been used to kill, not to protect. Killing because you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean your life was endangered. I'm not that sure
    that the civil war really ended one hundred and fifty years ago.

    In France, the issues are not against the neighbour nobody wants to kill
    but against the state. Which is a very different thing. Our political
    leaders are like you: they believe violence is the only answer to the
    issues. You believe it's strength when it's only lack of brain.

    On the political wings, in France some are more on the right, others are
    more on the left, and something in between must be found (we have no more
    real right wing and left wing in our political leaders, but the ideas
    are still there among the people). It's a good thing. Because the other
    having a different opinions doesn't make him/her an enemy. It's a
    different point of view. When in the US, as you consider the other wing
    as the enemy and you have no better answer than your guns, I really don't
    see how a bright future can happen in the US.

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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?St=C3=A9phane?= CARPENTIE@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 15:21:43 2023
    Second exception.

    Le 15-10-2023, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> a écrit :
    It can be argued that it _became_ the Jews' land when they
    successfully managed to defend it, but they should never have been there
    in the first place.

    What do you mean by "in the first place"? Three thousand years ago?

    Really, I don't care about your answer. The issue is very, very old.
    Relying in the past to claim actual legitimacy is just useless (the
    percentage of Jews changed during the years). The only thing which can
    be done is to see what is now and to try to know what can be done for a
    bright future. It wont be easy but war is not a valid answer.

    Remember, the empty lands are very limited. When you see that Israel's
    land is fucking garbage, not really better than desert, if you want to
    put the Jews in a desert you'll have the same issues with different
    people.

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to sc@fiat-linux.fr on Sun Oct 29 16:19:47 2023
    On 2023-10-29, Stéphane CARPENTIER <sc@fiat-linux.fr> wrote:

    Second exception.

    Le 15-10-2023, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> a écrit :
    It can be argued that it _became_ the Jews' land when they
    successfully managed to defend it, but they should never have been there
    in the first place.

    What do you mean by "in the first place"? Three thousand years ago?

    Really, I don't care about your answer. The issue is very, very old.
    Relying in the past to claim actual legitimacy is just useless (the percentage of Jews changed during the years). The only thing which can
    be done is to see what is now and to try to know what can be done for a bright future. It wont be easy but war is not a valid answer.

    Remember, the empty lands are very limited. When you see that Israel's
    land is fucking garbage, not really better than desert, if you want to
    put the Jews in a desert you'll have the same issues with different
    people.

    Before the Zionist terrorists came to Palestine, Jews, Christians and
    Muslims lived in relative peace there. This is only about 75 years ago.
    Israel was given statehood and Palestine was supposed to have it as well,
    but the corrupt cabal doesn't play fair. Even non-Zionist Jew are aware of
    that truth.

    --
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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to sc@fiat-linux.fr on Sun Oct 29 16:15:18 2023
    On 2023-10-29, Stéphane CARPENTIER <sc@fiat-linux.fr> wrote:
    Le 17-10-2023, Joel <joelcrump@gmail.com> a écrit :
    DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:

    But I won't vote
    for Trump, or anyone who supports him.

    Cool.

    Why? I don't like what I see here on politics. So I don't read a lot of political arguments. But with the numbers, I have to read some of them.
    And I don't have an habit to speak about it. I'll make an exception.

    It's really a different thing between France and USA from what I read
    here and in some other places.

    In the US, that's why I say all political speech is crap here: you have
    two enemy camps. You can't live together. You can't speak together. You
    can only insult yourselves. Half of the country believe Trump is good
    when the other half believe Biden is good. Half of the country has
    really good arguments to hate Trump. Half of the country has really good arguments to hate Biden. It's not difficult they are both garbage.

    The only good thing which can be said about Trump is: he's the only US president who didn't invade countries killing people for their own good.

    In France, it's very different. All political leaders are crap (like in
    the US), but at least, nobody believe one of them is good (I mean among
    the people, not among their close political circle). When Macron was
    elected the first time, some people believed it would change. But they
    have been very disappointed very fast. Now, like before Macron, every
    one agree: all political leaders are crap. They don't vote for the best
    one because there is no such thing as the best one. They vote for the
    least worst one. Which is not easy to spot and very different.

    So, in France we can live together in peace. Nobody hates his/her
    neighbor because he/she doesn't share the same political opinions.
    Unlike in America where you need guns to kill your neighbor because
    he/she is not the same wing as yours. Believing it can protect you. You
    can argue as long as you want to say that guns are important to be able
    to protect yourself, it's a delusion. The fact is that in US, the guns
    have only been used to kill, not to protect. Killing because you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean your life was endangered. I'm not that sure
    that the civil war really ended one hundred and fifty years ago.

    In France, the issues are not against the neighbour nobody wants to kill
    but against the state. Which is a very different thing. Our political
    leaders are like you: they believe violence is the only answer to the
    issues. You believe it's strength when it's only lack of brain.

    On the political wings, in France some are more on the right, others are
    more on the left, and something in between must be found (we have no more real right wing and left wing in our political leaders, but the ideas
    are still there among the people). It's a good thing. Because the other having a different opinions doesn't make him/her an enemy. It's a
    different point of view. When in the US, as you consider the other wing
    as the enemy and you have no better answer than your guns, I really don't
    see how a bright future can happen in the US.

    No offense. I like what you write about Linux, but you don't know shit from Shinola when you write about American politics and the American people's
    right to keep and bear arms. Which is understandable because the American
    press lies through their teeth. The reason we still have some freedom in the United States is because we still have guns, Constitutionally guaranteed — and this is a deterrent to our corrupt wannabe dictators. The vast majority
    of gun crime and shooting deaths the U.S. comes from gang on gang violence
    in the urban areas of our country. Almost no shooting murders in the smaller towns and cities where most people legally own guns. I know this isn't the story you hear because our press and your press lie through their teeth.

    Our country is polarized politically, but people don't want to kill those on the other side. We may think they're idiots, but that's about as far as it goes. What you say about Trump and Biden is true and almost all Americans
    know it. Just like France, our votes (when we actually hold our noses tight enough to withstand the stench of those running and DO vote) is ALWAYS for
    the lesser of two evils. I know of NO honest politicians in Congress. There
    may be a couple, I don't know, but I doubt it. The gatekeepers in the "UniParty" only let politicians win if they can be blackmailed, bought out or extorted. And it's pretty much that way all over Western Europe (formerly Christendom) from what I can see. Corruption runs rampant in all of our
    Western governments — all run by the same cabal and controlled by the same bankers and corporate wonks.

    I don't presume to know how things work in France. I'm guessing it's
    different from the standard perceptions we're force fed by our press. Please don't assume you know how things work in the United States. It's not the
    Wild West here, though who knows what will happen with the illegal aliens
    who are crossing the border by the millions. Our government is either
    clueless or pretends to be clueless about who is actually coming here.

    Okay, off my soap box now. I'm no fan of my government. You can run those worthless bastards down all you want. But I don't like bullshit spread about
    my country and the people in it. We put up with these shithead politicans because, like the rest of world, we really don't have much choice (short of armed rebellion).

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 12:35:18 2023
    On 2023-10-29 11:21 a.m., Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:

    Second exception.

    Le 15-10-2023, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> a écrit :
    It can be argued that it _became_ the Jews' land when they
    successfully managed to defend it, but they should never have been there
    in the first place.

    What do you mean by "in the first place"? Three thousand years ago?

    They lost the land three thousand years ago too. To the winners go the
    spoils, and the Jews were not winners.

    Really, I don't care about your answer. The issue is very, very old.
    Relying in the past to claim actual legitimacy is just useless (the percentage of Jews changed during the years). The only thing which can
    be done is to see what is now and to try to know what can be done for a bright future. It wont be easy but war is not a valid answer.

    Remember, the empty lands are very limited. When you see that Israel's
    land is fucking garbage, not really better than desert, if you want to
    put the Jews in a desert you'll have the same issues with different
    people.

    Why not just go to Greenland? If they wanted to prove that they were
    willing to take the shittiest land, that was the place to go. Why not Antarctica? I can guarantee that the penguins wouldn't have fought them
    for the land.


    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 12:33:33 2023
    On 2023-10-29 11:09 a.m., Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
    Le 17-10-2023, Joel <joelcrump@gmail.com> a écrit :
    DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:

    But I won't vote
    for Trump, or anyone who supports him.

    Cool.

    Why? I don't like what I see here on politics. So I don't read a lot of political arguments. But with the numbers, I have to read some of them.
    And I don't have an habit to speak about it. I'll make an exception.

    It's really a different thing between France and USA from what I read
    here and in some other places.

    In the US, that's why I say all political speech is crap here: you have
    two enemy camps. You can't live together. You can't speak together. You
    can only insult yourselves. Half of the country believe Trump is good
    when the other half believe Biden is good. Half of the country has
    really good arguments to hate Trump. Half of the country has really good arguments to hate Biden. It's not difficult they are both garbage.

    I would tend to agree here, speaking as a former fan of Trump. The
    reality is that he had a chance to do a lot of good in four years and
    didn't do much. In contrast, Biden had time to show that his side is
    better, and only confirmed that it is just as useless. The overall
    mediocrity of American government is so awful that I am agreeing with
    David Knight: the only solution is from the bottom up.

    The only good thing which can be said about Trump is: he's the only US president who didn't invade countries killing people for their own good.

    He's also hilarious in debates, but it's getting old.

    In France, it's very different. All political leaders are crap (like in
    the US), but at least, nobody believe one of them is good (I mean among
    the people, not among their close political circle). When Macron was
    elected the first time, some people believed it would change. But they
    have been very disappointed very fast. Now, like before Macron, every
    one agree: all political leaders are crap. They don't vote for the best
    one because there is no such thing as the best one. They vote for the
    least worst one. Which is not easy to spot and very different.

    At least Macron finally noticed that there is a serious problem with
    Islamists in the country. Whether he _actually_ gets rid of them is
    another story. I have no real problem with Muslims anymore; having
    worked with them, I find a good chunk of them to be good people with
    whom I find a lot of common ground. However, that's not the entirety of
    what France has.

    So, in France we can live together in peace. Nobody hates his/her
    neighbour because he/she doesn't share the same political opinions.
    Unlike in America where you need guns to kill your neighbour because
    he/she is not the same wing as yours. Believing it can protect you. You
    can argue as long as you want to say that guns are important to be able
    to protect yourself, it's a delusion. The fact is that in US, the guns
    have only been used to kill, not to protect. Killing because you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean your life was endangered. I'm not that sure
    that the civil war really ended one hundred and fifty years ago.

    In France, the issues are not against the neighbour nobody wants to kill
    but against the state. Which is a very different thing. Our political
    leaders are like you: they believe violence is the only answer to the
    issues. You believe it's strength when it's only lack of brain.

    On the political wings, in France some are more on the right, others are
    more on the left, and something in between must be found (we have no more real right wing and left wing in our political leaders, but the ideas
    are still there among the people). It's a good thing. Because the other having a different opinions doesn't make him/her an enemy. It's a
    different point of view. When in the US, as you consider the other wing
    as the enemy and you have no better answer than your guns, I really don't
    see how a bright future can happen in the US.

    Unfortunately, Canada is very much like the US in that respect and
    Poland seems to be imitating them too.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From Relf@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 09:28:58 2023
    Ugly but true:

    Politicians are the most self-centered when they claim to be helping us.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 18:55:30 2023
    On 29 Oct 2023 15:21:43 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:

    Remember, the empty lands are very limited. When you see that Israel's
    land is fucking garbage, not really better than desert, if you want to
    put the Jews in a desert you'll have the same issues with different
    people.

    Back when the Brits were running the show they offered Herzl and the
    Zionists Uganda. That may have worked out better for everybody concerned
    but the Zionists demanded the real estate supposedly gifted to them by
    their tribal god. That's the same bit of tribal literature that includes
    1 Samuel 15:3

    "Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy all that belongs to
    them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.’”

    That's their god advocating genocide and is Netanyahu's favorite bedtime reading.

    https://www.juancole.com/2023/10/netanyahu-annihilation-civilians.html

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Sun Oct 29 19:07:26 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:35:18 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Why not just go to Greenland? If they wanted to prove that they were
    willing to take the shittiest land, that was the place to go. Why not Antarctica? I can guarantee that the penguins wouldn't have fought them
    for the land.

    Their tribal god said it had to be a specific chunk of worthless land.
    It's unfortunate that Marcion was shouted down by Tertullian and others.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcionism

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 19:19:28 2023
    On 29 Oct 2023 15:09:05 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:

    In France, the issues are not against the neighbour nobody wants to kill
    but against the state. Which is a very different thing. Our political
    leaders are like you: they believe violence is the only answer to the
    issues. You believe it's strength when it's only lack of brain.

    At least the American Revolution didn't wind up eating its own. The Paris Commune was another interesting chapter, as were the divisions during
    Vichy. Today the Muslims might have a different take on the matter.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Sun Oct 29 19:59:40 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:33:33 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    At least Macron finally noticed that there is a serious problem with Islamists in the country. Whether he _actually_ gets rid of them is
    another story. I have no real problem with Muslims anymore; having
    worked with them, I find a good chunk of them to be good people with
    whom I find a lot of common ground. However, that's not the entirety of
    what France has.

    Hilaire Belloc called it in 'The Great Heresies'.

    https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/library/great-heresies-3103

    When he wrote it in 1938 the Moslem nations were seen as backwaters that
    were no threat to the Western world despite the evidence of history. Now
    we have Erdogan talking about reigniting the crusader-crescent conflict.
    The Turkish armed forces are the second largest in NATO with the US the
    first and has about 1,000,000 active members. There are also nuclear
    devices at Incirlik. Hopefully Biden is treating that more carefully than Bagram.

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to rbowman on Sun Oct 29 20:26:41 2023
    On 2023-10-29, rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:33:33 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    At least Macron finally noticed that there is a serious problem with
    Islamists in the country. Whether he _actually_ gets rid of them is
    another story. I have no real problem with Muslims anymore; having
    worked with them, I find a good chunk of them to be good people with
    whom I find a lot of common ground. However, that's not the entirety of
    what France has.

    Hilaire Belloc called it in 'The Great Heresies'.

    https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/library/great-heresies-3103

    When he wrote it in 1938 the Moslem nations were seen as backwaters that
    were no threat to the Western world despite the evidence of history. Now
    we have Erdogan talking about reigniting the crusader-crescent conflict.
    The Turkish armed forces are the second largest in NATO with the US the
    first and has about 1,000,000 active members. There are also nuclear
    devices at Incirlik. Hopefully Biden is treating that more carefully than Bagram.

    Zero faith in Biden. Basically goes for everyone in Washington, D.C.,
    including the candidates for the Republican nomination. I don't think any of them understand how close we're walking along the edge.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Sun Oct 29 16:42:56 2023
    On 2023-10-29 3:07 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:35:18 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Why not just go to Greenland? If they wanted to prove that they were
    willing to take the shittiest land, that was the place to go. Why not
    Antarctica? I can guarantee that the penguins wouldn't have fought them
    for the land.

    Their tribal god said it had to be a specific chunk of worthless land.
    It's unfortunate that Marcion was shouted down by Tertullian and others.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcionism

    Jews are a testament to the fact that even beggars can be choosers.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Sun Oct 29 16:45:35 2023
    On 2023-10-29 3:59 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:33:33 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    At least Macron finally noticed that there is a serious problem with
    Islamists in the country. Whether he _actually_ gets rid of them is
    another story. I have no real problem with Muslims anymore; having
    worked with them, I find a good chunk of them to be good people with
    whom I find a lot of common ground. However, that's not the entirety of
    what France has.

    Hilaire Belloc called it in 'The Great Heresies'.

    https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/library/great-heresies-3103

    When he wrote it in 1938 the Moslem nations were seen as backwaters that
    were no threat to the Western world despite the evidence of history. Now
    we have Erdogan talking about reigniting the crusader-crescent conflict.
    The Turkish armed forces are the second largest in NATO with the US the
    first and has about 1,000,000 active members. There are also nuclear
    devices at Incirlik. Hopefully Biden is treating that more carefully than Bagram.

    I get the impression that America's army is the most powerful as
    calculated in the same way that Civilization 5 calculates the military
    strength of neighbouring nations. They have five times the units
    everybody else does, but nobody has revealed that they're warriors and spearmen.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Sun Oct 29 21:04:52 2023
    On 2023-10-29, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-29 3:07 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:35:18 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Why not just go to Greenland? If they wanted to prove that they were
    willing to take the shittiest land, that was the place to go. Why not
    Antarctica? I can guarantee that the penguins wouldn't have fought them
    for the land.

    Their tribal god said it had to be a specific chunk of worthless land.
    It's unfortunate that Marcion was shouted down by Tertullian and others.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcionism

    Jews are a testament to the fact that even beggars can be choosers.

    I don't think they realize how close they're walking along the edge either.
    If this keeps going the way it's going we may all be singing this song
    pretty soon...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frAEmhqdLFs

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From Physfitfreak@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 16:47:29 2023
    On 10/29/2023 10:09 AM, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
    In France, it's very different. All political leaders are crap


    In France all political leaders are Bitches of USA.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 00:26:41 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 20:26:41 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    Zero faith in Biden. Basically goes for everyone in Washington, D.C., including the candidates for the Republican nomination. I don't think
    any of them understand how close we're walking along the edge.

    I was skeptical of Ramaswamy since he is sort of a pharma bro. Then he
    sealed the deal.

    https://www.israelherald.com/news/274014461/us-republican-prez-hopeful- vivek-ramaswamy-asks-israel-to-use-full-might-to-crush-hamas

    "Now is the moment for Israel to return to its founding premise: the
    Jewish State has an absolute right to exist. A Divine gift, gifted to a
    Divine nation, charged with a Divine purpose. Israel has an absolute and unequivocal right and responsibility to defend itself to the fullest,
    applying the only language its adversaries understand: the language of
    force," he said.

    I'm not too big on divine gifts, divine nations, and divine purposes.
    afaik Britain did the gifting and the nation was born in terrorism.
    Someone picked up on the irony of talks held in the King David hotel that
    Irgun tried to blow up in 1946.

    I doubt this will end well for anyone.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 01:11:38 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 16:45:35 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I get the impression that America's army is the most powerful as
    calculated in the same way that Civilization 5 calculates the military strength of neighbouring nations. They have five times the units
    everybody else does, but nobody has revealed that they're warriors and spearmen.

    That's 'spearpersons', thank you.

    https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/army-cuts-expected-force-size-amid- unprecedented-shortfall-of-recruits

    " And, among young people, only about 23 percent are physically, mentally
    and morally qualified to serve without receiving some type of waiver."

    That's scary in itself. Of that 23% basic training has become kinder and gentler to prevent injuring the recruits. Still there is about 15%
    attrition.

    The drop off in recruitment when jobs became more available suggests many
    were not enlisting to fight for mom, apple pie, and the American way.

    While the Army has many technological advantages when it comes to boots on
    the ground I'd bet on the highly motivated forces fighting for Allah and a bunch of virgins.

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to rbowman on Mon Oct 30 01:40:08 2023
    On 2023-10-30, rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 20:26:41 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    Zero faith in Biden. Basically goes for everyone in Washington, D.C.,
    including the candidates for the Republican nomination. I don't think
    any of them understand how close we're walking along the edge.

    I was skeptical of Ramaswamy since he is sort of a pharma bro. Then he
    sealed the deal.

    https://www.israelherald.com/news/274014461/us-republican-prez-hopeful- vivek-ramaswamy-asks-israel-to-use-full-might-to-crush-hamas

    "Now is the moment for Israel to return to its founding premise: the
    Jewish State has an absolute right to exist. A Divine gift, gifted to a Divine nation, charged with a Divine purpose. Israel has an absolute and unequivocal right and responsibility to defend itself to the fullest, applying the only language its adversaries understand: the language of force," he said.

    I'm not too big on divine gifts, divine nations, and divine purposes.
    afaik Britain did the gifting and the nation was born in terrorism.
    Someone picked up on the irony of talks held in the King David hotel that Irgun tried to blow up in 1946.

    I doubt this will end well for anyone.

    The Republican candidates are all trying to "out-Israel" each other.
    Meanwhile we're seeing thousands of kids getting murdered in genocidal
    attacks on Gaza and the Israeli moron politicians saying that the
    "Palestinian kids brought this on themselves." It's not playing well in the world.

    So much for Ramaswamy, he just bared his teeth and showed his ugly side, and I'm betting no one will like what they see in him now. I wouldn't vote for
    him for dog catcher even if the town was infested with rabid dogs. He's more rabid than they are.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 01:45:28 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 16:42:56 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    On 2023-10-29 3:07 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:35:18 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Why not just go to Greenland? If they wanted to prove that they were
    willing to take the shittiest land, that was the place to go. Why not
    Antarctica? I can guarantee that the penguins wouldn't have fought
    them for the land.

    Their tribal god said it had to be a specific chunk of worthless land.
    It's unfortunate that Marcion was shouted down by Tertullian and
    others.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcionism

    Jews are a testament to the fact that even beggars can be choosers.

    Going back to the Balfour Declaration Chaim Weizmann moved to Britain in
    1904 where he developed a process to produce synthetic acetone which was
    used as a solvent in cordite gunpowder. He'd met the Balfours early on and
    that gave him additional suck so he was a beggar with an ample supply of
    trade goods.

    He renounced his British citizenship when he became the first president of Israel.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 02:14:43 2023
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 21:04:52 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    I don't think they realize how close they're walking along the edge
    either.
    If this keeps going the way it's going we may all be singing this song
    pretty soon...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frAEmhqdLFs

    I never cared for Lehrer so I'll sing

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYtVc56o9oo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxzENmD0UIE

    Take that one however you will,

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to rbowman on Mon Oct 30 02:21:43 2023
    On 2023-10-30, rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:
    On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 21:04:52 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    I don't think they realize how close they're walking along the edge
    either.
    If this keeps going the way it's going we may all be singing this song
    pretty soon...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frAEmhqdLFs

    I never cared for Lehrer so I'll sing

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYtVc56o9oo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxzENmD0UIE

    Take that one however you will,

    A couple Bob Dylan songs I never heard before. And they fit.

    I don't like everything Lehrer sang, but I liked several of his songs.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 04:06:30 2023
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 02:21:43 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:


    A couple Bob Dylan songs I never heard before. And they fit.

    I


    The album 'The Freewheeling Bob Dylan' came out in '63 and I did my best
    to wear it out. Also on it

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5al0HmR4to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMxm8lRm4Cc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv7K9ghgcgA

    I've been playing 'Don't Think Twice' for 60 years as a slower tempo, more melodic version and I still can't remember all the verses except

    Goodbye is too good a word girl,
    So I'll just say 'fare the well'
    I ain't saying you treated me unkind
    You could have done better but I don't mid
    You just kind of wasted my precious time.

    Not exactly a love song. You've probably heard 'Blowing in the Wind'
    Peter, Paul and Mary grabbed that and ran with it.

    Dylan got even more bitter

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwOfCgkyEj0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aehwEu8SBSo

    He'd went from acoustic folk to electric which pissed some people off.

    'Neighborhood Bully' was from the 1983 Infidels album, panned at the time,
    and generally forgotten. Prior to that Dylan had a born again Christian
    phase and put out three albums generally ignored. Infidels was sort of his comeback although it wasn't all that popular. I'd sort of lost interest
    around 1970. The last time I saw him live was in 2000. He mumbled his way through some songs that were almost unrecognizable.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 04:32:03 2023
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 01:40:08 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    The Republican candidates are all trying to "out-Israel" each other. Meanwhile we're seeing thousands of kids getting murdered in genocidal attacks on Gaza and the Israeli moron politicians saying that the "Palestinian kids brought this on themselves." It's not playing well in
    the world.

    Biden's actions aren't playing well either. Jayapal, who is a Hindu, has
    warned him he might lose the Muslim vote and other voices have been heard
    from.

    https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/23/biden-israel-muslim-voters- michigan-2024-00122910

    Muslims are trailing Jews at 1.1% to 2% although they are projected to outnumber Jews by 2040. Demographics are destiny. If the Democrats lose
    the Muslims plus the Gen-Whatever voters who are against Israel,as well as
    the Jews who don't buy into the Zionist thing they have a problem.

    The blacks and Hispanics aren't big fans of Jews either. You pays your
    money, you makes your choice. There certainly are some strange bedfellows
    these days.

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  • From Relf@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 30 03:58:03 2023
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

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  • From Relf@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 30 04:42:02 2023
    Re: Acquiring a harem of virgins.

    Horny kids in Gaza found a way to get their virgins sooner:

    Invade the obnoxiously loud, all night rave on the other side of the fence.

    -- If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Mon Oct 30 10:22:54 2023
    On 2023-10-30 12:32 a.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 01:40:08 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:

    The Republican candidates are all trying to "out-Israel" each other.
    Meanwhile we're seeing thousands of kids getting murdered in genocidal
    attacks on Gaza and the Israeli moron politicians saying that the
    "Palestinian kids brought this on themselves." It's not playing well in
    the world.

    Biden's actions aren't playing well either. Jayapal, who is a Hindu, has warned him he might lose the Muslim vote and other voices have been heard from.

    https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/23/biden-israel-muslim-voters- michigan-2024-00122910

    Muslims are trailing Jews at 1.1% to 2% although they are projected to outnumber Jews by 2040. Demographics are destiny. If the Democrats lose
    the Muslims plus the Gen-Whatever voters who are against Israel,as well as the Jews who don't buy into the Zionist thing they have a problem.

    The blacks and Hispanics aren't big fans of Jews either. You pays your
    money, you makes your choice. There certainly are some strange bedfellows these days.

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous
    ideas all the time.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to Relf on Mon Oct 30 10:29:07 2023
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any
    person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed
    from existence.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From Joel@21:1/5 to Usenet@Jeff-Relf.Me on Mon Oct 30 12:11:31 2023
    "Relf" <Usenet@Jeff-Relf.Me> wrote:

    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.


    You want obedience to the occupation. Your opinion is useless.

    --
    Joel Crump

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to Joel on Mon Oct 30 12:37:17 2023
    On 2023-10-30 12:11 p.m., Joel wrote:
    "Relf" <Usenet@Jeff-Relf.Me> wrote:

    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.


    You want obedience to the occupation. Your opinion is useless.

    The only right position to have is complete indifference. Let the
    Palestinians and the Israelis kill each other.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 20:50:08 2023
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words
    they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've
    been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last
    few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any
    person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed
    from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the
    "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 20:19:02 2023
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous
    ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a
    15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them.

    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may
    need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I
    LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the
    bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 20:56:15 2023
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 12:11 p.m., Joel wrote:
    "Relf" <Usenet@Jeff-Relf.Me> wrote:

    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.


    You want obedience to the occupation. Your opinion is useless.

    The only right position to have is complete indifference. Let the Palestinians and the Israelis kill each other.

    I can't do that. Weapons from my country are being used to attempt genocide
    in Palestine. Thousands of kids are being murdered and that is impossible to ignore. The same thing happens wherever the United States gets involved in
    wars (like the shelling of Eastern Ukraine for eight years) because our government is being run by the same vicious bastards who run Israel.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From -hh@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 14:05:09 2023
    On Monday, October 30, 2023 at 4:56:20 PM UTC-4, RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <ra...@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 12:11 p.m., Joel wrote:
    "Relf" <Use...@Jeff-Relf.Me> wrote:

    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.


    You want obedience to the occupation. Your opinion is useless.

    The only right position to have is complete indifference. Let the Palestinians and the Israelis kill each other.

    I can't do that. Weapons from my country are being used to attempt genocide in Palestine. Thousands of kids are being murdered and that is impossible to ignore. The same thing happens wherever the United States gets involved in wars (like the shelling of Eastern Ukraine for eight years) because our government is being run by the same vicious bastards who run Israel.

    RonB doesn't apparently realize that the US doesn't make 152mm artillery shells.
    Ditto the Qassam rocket.

    -hh

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Mon Oct 30 19:13:50 2023
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous
    ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a
    15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them.

    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to
    get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over
    the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think
    they might have just permanently lost it.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Mon Oct 30 19:18:04 2023
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last
    few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any
    person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to
    co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed
    from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have
    been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently
    than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know
    enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis,
    so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they
    keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Mon Oct 30 23:56:53 2023
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous
    ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a
    15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them.

    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may
    need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I >> LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its >> cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the
    bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to
    get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over
    the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think
    they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of
    the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli
    attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open
    air prison.)

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Tue Oct 31 00:02:16 2023
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words >> they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing
    Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've >> been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last
    few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any
    person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to
    co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed
    from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live >> in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the
    "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently
    than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know
    enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis,
    so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they
    keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of
    having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal
    nature.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From Relf@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 30 16:52:36 2023
    RonB just wants America dead.

    Horny kids in Gaza found a way to get their virgins sooner:

    Invade the obnoxiously loud, all night rave on the other side of the fence.

    Shani Louk was probably raped to death Oct 7, 2023.

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  • From Relf@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 30 17:20:08 2023
    rBowman:
    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected.

    I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 07:49:29 2023
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs;
    if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words >>> they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing
    Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've >>> been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last >>> few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any
    person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to >>>> co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed
    from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live >>> in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the
    "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have
    been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently
    than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know
    enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis,
    so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they
    keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said
    no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't
    have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 07:47:22 2023
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous >>>> ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever >>> you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a >>> 15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them. >>>
    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may >>> need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I >>> LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its >>> cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the
    bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to
    get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over
    the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If
    Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think
    they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously
    asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the
    kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because
    my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However,
    with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar
    either. Fuck 'em both.


    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Tue Oct 31 19:42:14 2023
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs; >>>>>> if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words >>>> they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing >>>> Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've >>>> been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last >>>> few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too. >>>
    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any >>>>> person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to >>>>> co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed >>>>> from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the
    "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have >>> been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently
    than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know
    enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis, >>> so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they
    keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in
    Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are >> they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of
    having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the
    non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal
    nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said
    no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't
    have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    They _promised_ Arafat a lot. They didn't deliver any of it. They continued stealing Palestinian land and putting Palestinians in refugee camps. Always.

    --
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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Tue Oct 31 19:40:10 2023
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous >>>>> ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever >>>> you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a >>>> 15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them. >>>>
    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may >>>> need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I >>>> LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its >>>> cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the
    bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to >>> get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over >>> the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If >>> Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think
    they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of >> the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are >> still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli
    attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that >> killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open >> air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously
    asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the
    kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because
    my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However,
    with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar
    either. Fuck 'em both.

    If it wasn't for the Western world's support, the Zionists wouldn't have
    been in Palestine in the first place and this problem wouldn't exist.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 19:55:51 2023
    On 2023-10-31 3:40 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous >>>>>> ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever >>>>> you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a >>>>> 15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them. >>>>>
    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may >>>>> need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I
    LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its
    cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the >>>>> bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to >>>> get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over >>>> the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If >>>> Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think
    they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of >>> the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are
    still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli >>> attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that >>> killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open >>> air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously
    asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the
    kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because
    my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However,
    with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar
    either. Fuck 'em both.

    If it wasn't for the Western world's support, the Zionists wouldn't have
    been in Palestine in the first place and this problem wouldn't exist.

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    I don't want a single Palestinian here. We already have way too many
    terrorist sympathizers here, and I include the students I saw today who
    clearly dressed as terrorists and nobody dared to see a problem with.
    These people need to be in the Middle East and out of any civilized area.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 20:00:20 2023
    On 2023-10-31 3:42 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs; >>>>>>> if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words
    they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing >>>>> Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've
    been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last >>>>> few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead.

    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too. >>>>
    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any >>>>>> person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to >>>>>> co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed >>>>>> from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the >>>>> "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have >>>> been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently
    than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know >>>> enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis, >>>> so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they
    keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in >>> Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are >>> they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of >>> having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the
    non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal
    nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said
    no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't
    have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    They _promised_ Arafat a lot. They didn't deliver any of it. They continued stealing Palestinian land and putting Palestinians in refugee camps. Always.

    They promised it, and didn't even get a chance to deliver because he
    refused everything. If a person says no, you don't give them something
    anyway.

    Like I said, I work with similar rats on a daily basis. Practically
    everything these people say is a lie or manipulation, and they don't
    mind saying "Insh'Allah" (if God wills it) to make you believe that
    they're sincere in wanting to do something good. Like I said in a
    previous post, the kids proudly wore terrorist attire today and banked
    on the fact that the teachers would be too stupid to notice. Heck, I
    spent a part of the last period asking my students point blank where
    their loyalties lay as a result of being born and raised in Canada: they
    _all_ said Algeria, Morocco or Egypt. The fact that they made no effort,
    during their entire lives, to integrate into the local culture is not a coincidence: they don't care about anything the West has to offer,
    including peace.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 00:23:15 2023
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:40 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles,
    politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous >>>>>>> ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a >>>>>> 15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them. >>>>>>
    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may
    need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I
    LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its
    cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the >>>>>> bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to >>>>> get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over >>>>> the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If >>>>> Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think >>>>> they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of
    the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are
    still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli >>>> attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that
    killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open >>>> air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously
    asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the
    kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because >>> my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However,
    with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar
    either. Fuck 'em both.

    If it wasn't for the Western world's support, the Zionists wouldn't have
    been in Palestine in the first place and this problem wouldn't exist.

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    I don't want a single Palestinian here. We already have way too many terrorist sympathizers here, and I include the students I saw today who clearly dressed as terrorists and nobody dared to see a problem with.
    These people need to be in the Middle East and out of any civilized area.

    By "terrorists" do you mean they were carrying Palestinian flags?... or
    Israeli ones?

    I've seen that the Israeli Zionists want to dump their problem on us. I
    don't think that's going to happen as the Palestinians want the state
    promised to them, they don't want to be refugees in other countries.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 00:30:40 2023
    On 2023-11-01, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:42 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs; >>>>>>>> if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words
    they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing >>>>>> Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've
    been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last >>>>>> few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead. >>>>>
    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too. >>>>>
    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any >>>>>>> person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to >>>>>>> co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed >>>>>>> from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the >>>>>> "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the
    Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have >>>>> been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently >>>>> than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know >>>>> enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis, >>>>> so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they >>>>> keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in >>>> Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are
    they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of >>>> having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the
    non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal >>>> nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said
    no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't
    have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    They _promised_ Arafat a lot. They didn't deliver any of it. They continued >> stealing Palestinian land and putting Palestinians in refugee camps. Always.

    They promised it, and didn't even get a chance to deliver because he
    refused everything. If a person says no, you don't give them something anyway.

    Like I said, I work with similar rats on a daily basis. Practically everything these people say is a lie or manipulation, and they don't
    mind saying "Insh'Allah" (if God wills it) to make you believe that
    they're sincere in wanting to do something good. Like I said in a
    previous post, the kids proudly wore terrorist attire today and banked
    on the fact that the teachers would be too stupid to notice. Heck, I
    spent a part of the last period asking my students point blank where
    their loyalties lay as a result of being born and raised in Canada: they _all_ said Algeria, Morocco or Egypt. The fact that they made no effort, during their entire lives, to integrate into the local culture is not a coincidence: they don't care about anything the West has to offer,
    including peace.

    Gee, it was nice of Israel and the United States to offer Palestinians their OWN land, provided they abided by the "rules" forced on them. Wonder why
    they didn't grab at it with both hands. And Arafat couldn't speak for all Palestinians.

    I'm not arguing with you about the mixed loyalty of those born in Canada. We have the same in the United States. Still, if Russia was genociding Poland
    like Israel is genociding Gaza I'm guessing you wouldn't be able to pass it
    off with a shrug either.

    --
    "Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good."
    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 20:33:49 2023
    On 2023-10-31 8:23 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:40 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles, >>>>>>>> politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous >>>>>>>> ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a
    15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them.

    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may
    need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I
    LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its
    cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the >>>>>>> bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to >>>>>> get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over >>>>>> the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If >>>>>> Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think >>>>>> they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of
    the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are
    still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli >>>>> attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that
    killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open
    air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously >>>> asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the >>>> kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because >>>> my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However,
    with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar
    either. Fuck 'em both.

    If it wasn't for the Western world's support, the Zionists wouldn't have >>> been in Palestine in the first place and this problem wouldn't exist.

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and
    Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    I don't want a single Palestinian here. We already have way too many
    terrorist sympathizers here, and I include the students I saw today who
    clearly dressed as terrorists and nobody dared to see a problem with.
    These people need to be in the Middle East and out of any civilized area.

    By "terrorists" do you mean they were carrying Palestinian flags?... or Israeli ones?

    This: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_keffiyeh>.

    I've seen that the Israeli Zionists want to dump their problem on us. I
    don't think that's going to happen as the Palestinians want the state promised to them, they don't want to be refugees in other countries.

    They won't have a choice once Israel gets done with them. However, I
    don't want a single Palestinian on American or Europe soil. They bring
    nothing but crime and terrorism, and Muslims in general have not yet
    brought anything positive through the waves of unchecked immigrants that
    have come through. Sweden finally understood this and is getting rid of
    them; I can only hope other European nations follow before it's too
    late. Whether legal or illegal, immigration from those nations should be avoided as they make little to no effort to integrate at best and kill
    innocent civilians indiscriminately at worst.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    TG: @RabidPedagog
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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to RonB on Tue Oct 31 20:47:13 2023
    On 2023-10-31 8:30 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-11-01, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:42 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs; >>>>>>>>> if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words
    they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing >>>>>>> Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've
    been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last
    few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead. >>>>>>
    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too. >>>>>>
    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any >>>>>>>> person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to
    co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed >>>>>>>> from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the >>>>>>> "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the >>>>>>> Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have >>>>>> been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently >>>>>> than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know >>>>>> enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis, >>>>>> so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they >>>>>> keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in >>>>> Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are
    they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of >>>>> having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the >>>>> non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal >>>>> nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said
    no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't
    have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    They _promised_ Arafat a lot. They didn't deliver any of it. They continued >>> stealing Palestinian land and putting Palestinians in refugee camps. Always.

    They promised it, and didn't even get a chance to deliver because he
    refused everything. If a person says no, you don't give them something
    anyway.

    Like I said, I work with similar rats on a daily basis. Practically
    everything these people say is a lie or manipulation, and they don't
    mind saying "Insh'Allah" (if God wills it) to make you believe that
    they're sincere in wanting to do something good. Like I said in a
    previous post, the kids proudly wore terrorist attire today and banked
    on the fact that the teachers would be too stupid to notice. Heck, I
    spent a part of the last period asking my students point blank where
    their loyalties lay as a result of being born and raised in Canada: they
    _all_ said Algeria, Morocco or Egypt. The fact that they made no effort,
    during their entire lives, to integrate into the local culture is not a
    coincidence: they don't care about anything the West has to offer,
    including peace.

    Gee, it was nice of Israel and the United States to offer Palestinians their OWN land, provided they abided by the "rules" forced on them. Wonder why
    they didn't grab at it with both hands. And Arafat couldn't speak for all Palestinians.

    I'm not arguing with you about the mixed loyalty of those born in Canada. We have the same in the United States. Still, if Russia was genociding Poland like Israel is genociding Gaza I'm guessing you wouldn't be able to pass it off with a shrug either.

    Poland doesn't have a history of pissing off its neighbours the way that Palestinians do either. Germans had to manufacture such an event to
    start the Second World War and while I don't doubt that Polish military
    were being arrogant about their ability to handle the Germans in the
    weeks and months prior, I doubt that they were actively seeking a war
    with them or bullying Germans in Gdansk as propaganda often claims.

    However, I'm open to reading about examples of how Poland baited Russia
    in the past, in the manner that we _know_ Palestinians do with Israel.

    --
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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 01:25:51 2023
    On 2023-11-01, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 8:30 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-11-01, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:42 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 8:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:50 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 6:58 a.m., Relf wrote:
    If Israel were to lay down its arms,
    rabid Gazans ( kids and all ) would murder Israelis in their cribs; >>>>>>>>>> if Gaza were to lay down its arms, peace would reign.

    You're mistaken. Israeli Zionists want "greater Israel" – in other words
    they want ALL of Palestine. They've proved this by constantly stealing >>>>>>>> Palestinian land and building new settlements on that stolen land. They've
    been doing it for years and the process has only accelerated in the last
    few years. Trump's string pullers basically gave them the go-ahead. >>>>>>>
    I get the feeling that they want the land of their other neighbours too.

    If that entire part of the globe were to be destroyed, as well as any >>>>>>>>> person with ties to it, the rest of the world would probably be able to
    co-exist since the people who start all wars would have been removed >>>>>>>>> from existence.

    The people who start the wars in Israel don't all live in Israel. They live
    in London, New York — everywhere. The same puppet masters who engineered the
    Zionist infestation of Palestine are also pulling the strings in the >>>>>>>> "Western" world.

    Not all Israelis are Zionists. Not all of them want to treat the >>>>>>>> Palestinians like "goyim" (cattle).

    Considering how uncooperative Hamas and the Palestinians in general have
    been, I don't believe that I would want to treat them any differently >>>>>>> than the state of Israel does. However, I'll concede that I don't know >>>>>>> enough about the daily lives of either the Palestinians or the Israelis,
    so I'm content to sit this one out. Let them go at it as long as they >>>>>>> keep Canadian, American and Polish souls and money out of it.

    The Palestinians are the "uncooperative" ones? Not the murdering thugs in
    Israel? Are the Palestinians supposed to "cooperate" by voluntary
    destroying their own homes and deeding the land to the greedy Zionists? Are
    they supposed to beat and kill themselves to save the IDF the trouble of >>>>>> having to do it themselves? I think you've got blinders on. Even the >>>>>> non-Zionist Israelis oppose the Zionist leadership and their genocidal >>>>>> nature.

    They gave Arafat everything he wanted in the early 2000s, and he said >>>>> no. They have no interest in peace; they simply want to prolong the
    struggle for as long it takes for the Jew to completely die. I don't >>>>> have a care in the world about the Palestinians.

    They _promised_ Arafat a lot. They didn't deliver any of it. They continued
    stealing Palestinian land and putting Palestinians in refugee camps. Always.

    They promised it, and didn't even get a chance to deliver because he
    refused everything. If a person says no, you don't give them something
    anyway.

    Like I said, I work with similar rats on a daily basis. Practically
    everything these people say is a lie or manipulation, and they don't
    mind saying "Insh'Allah" (if God wills it) to make you believe that
    they're sincere in wanting to do something good. Like I said in a
    previous post, the kids proudly wore terrorist attire today and banked
    on the fact that the teachers would be too stupid to notice. Heck, I
    spent a part of the last period asking my students point blank where
    their loyalties lay as a result of being born and raised in Canada: they >>> _all_ said Algeria, Morocco or Egypt. The fact that they made no effort, >>> during their entire lives, to integrate into the local culture is not a
    coincidence: they don't care about anything the West has to offer,
    including peace.

    Gee, it was nice of Israel and the United States to offer Palestinians their >> OWN land, provided they abided by the "rules" forced on them. Wonder why
    they didn't grab at it with both hands. And Arafat couldn't speak for all
    Palestinians.

    I'm not arguing with you about the mixed loyalty of those born in Canada. We >> have the same in the United States. Still, if Russia was genociding Poland >> like Israel is genociding Gaza I'm guessing you wouldn't be able to pass it >> off with a shrug either.

    Poland doesn't have a history of pissing off its neighbours the way that Palestinians do either. Germans had to manufacture such an event to
    start the Second World War and while I don't doubt that Polish military
    were being arrogant about their ability to handle the Germans in the
    weeks and months prior, I doubt that they were actively seeking a war
    with them or bullying Germans in Gdansk as propaganda often claims.

    However, I'm open to reading about examples of how Poland baited Russia
    in the past, in the manner that we _know_ Palestinians do with Israel.

    By Palestinian "neighbours" you mean Israel, the country that continually steals Palestinian land and forces Palestinians into refugee camps and/or
    beats and kills them. The Palestinians "piss off" the Zionists by existing where they want to build their settlements.

    As for Poland, my point wasn't about the reasons why Russia would try to genocide them (that's not in the cards) it was about the natural loyality
    you would show to the land of your ancestors, especially in extreme
    situations like what the Zionists are doing by genociding Gaza. Palestinians are not even my people and it still pisses me off what's happening there.
    You can't justify the mass murder of children. Period.

    The terrorists here are the Israeli Zionists.

    --
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    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From RonB@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 01:16:40 2023
    On 2023-11-01, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 8:23 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-31 3:40 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-31, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 7:56 p.m., RonB wrote:
    On 2023-10-30, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
    On 2023-10-30 4:19 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:22:54 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    I find it appalling that rather than stick to their principles, >>>>>>>>> politicians are choosing to cater to the majority and their ridiculous
    ideas all the time.

    Prime Directive for politicians: get re-elected. Then you can do whatever
    you please until close to the next election cycle. Your electorate has a
    15 minute attention span won't remember how many times you shafted them.

    Unfortunately for them the 2024 cycle is approaching rapidly and they may
    need to defeat primary challengers on the basis of what they say today. 'I
    LOVE Israel' used to be a safe choice. 'I LOVE Zelensky' may be losing its
    cachet along with 'I LOVE vibrant diversity.' My heart bleeds for the >>>>>>>> bastards as they try to navigate the minefields.

    If they love Israel, they might as well move forward with legislation to
    get rid of the Palestinian sympathizers like the ones who just took over
    the offices of two Liberals and the leader of the NDP here in Canada. If
    Muslims were looking to get the support of the common folks, I think >>>>>>> they might have just permanently lost it.

    I think you're wrong. There are huge rallies all over the world in favor of
    the Palestinians. And, although "Palestinian" mostly means Muslim, there are
    still many Palestinian Christians also being slaughtered. So the Israeli >>>>>> attack is not solely on Muslims, it's on Palestinians as a whole. (Not that
    killing a Muslim civilian is "a-okay" anyhow as they're trapped in an open
    air prison.)

    Since the majority of my students are Algerian Muslims, they obviously >>>>> asked me which side I was on. My response, so far, has been to tell the >>>>> kids that if they ask me such things, I'll keep them after class because >>>>> my political affiliations should not be a concern of theirs. However, >>>>> with one student, I told him the truth: neither side cares about
    Christians like me, so I am returning the favour. Not one Canadian,
    Polish, American soul should be sent to die there, and not one dollar >>>>> either. Fuck 'em both.

    If it wasn't for the Western world's support, the Zionists wouldn't have >>>> been in Palestine in the first place and this problem wouldn't exist.

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and >>> Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    I don't want a single Palestinian here. We already have way too many
    terrorist sympathizers here, and I include the students I saw today who
    clearly dressed as terrorists and nobody dared to see a problem with.
    These people need to be in the Middle East and out of any civilized area. >>
    By "terrorists" do you mean they were carrying Palestinian flags?... or
    Israeli ones?

    This: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_keffiyeh>.

    I've seen that the Israeli Zionists want to dump their problem on us. I
    don't think that's going to happen as the Palestinians want the state
    promised to them, they don't want to be refugees in other countries.

    They won't have a choice once Israel gets done with them. However, I
    don't want a single Palestinian on American or Europe soil. They bring nothing but crime and terrorism, and Muslims in general have not yet
    brought anything positive through the waves of unchecked immigrants that
    have come through. Sweden finally understood this and is getting rid of
    them; I can only hope other European nations follow before it's too
    late. Whether legal or illegal, immigration from those nations should be avoided as they make little to no effort to integrate at best and kill innocent civilians indiscriminately at worst.

    A big part of the reason we have Muslim refugees in Europe is because we destroyed Libya and therefore all hell has broken loose in Northern Africa.
    The "reason" Libya had to be destroyed was because Gaddafi was setting up an independent African currency to jettison the PetroDollar. That is also why
    we "had" to attack Iraq. The bankers in the United States and Europe were in danger of losing their "vig" – their cut of every transaction all over the world. Without that vig the house of cards collapses on the bankers in the "West." Which is also why they are dead set against Russia and China. But
    they can't stop it now – basically the whole southern hemisphere is abandoning the U.S. Look at the latest vote in the U.N. on Israel, for
    example.

    So, yes, the illegal alien infestation is very dangerous to Europe, but it
    was brought on by the greed of those who run Europe (not the citizens). And, besides, assholes like Soros WANT to destroy Western civilization. They want
    a world-wide genocide because they need that many slaves. Because "we'll"
    own nothing and be "happy" but they sure as hell don't plan on owning
    nothing.

    --
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    -- Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 02:29:37 2023
    On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 19:55:51 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    Funny how the Jews want their little ethnostate but are so willing to
    pollute every other country in the world. Piss on them.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Wed Nov 1 02:24:59 2023
    On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 20:47:13 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Poland doesn't have a history of pissing off its neighbours the way that Palestinians do either. Germans had to manufacture such an event to
    start the Second World War and while I don't doubt that Polish military
    were being arrogant about their ability to handle the Germans in the
    weeks and months prior, I doubt that they were actively seeking a war
    with them or bullying Germans in Gdansk as propaganda often claims.

    Manufacture?After WWI the Allies reconstituted Poland as a state. It had
    ceased to exist as a state after the Congress of Vienna. In their infinite wisdom they also created the Danzig Corridor, separating Germany from East Prussia. The Germans wanted a land route and essentially offered to build
    an autobahn across the corridor with no off-ramps. The Poles. who stupidly thought the Brits had their backs, refused. The Brits were so powerful
    they had to enlist every rowboat they could find to get the BEF out of
    Europe. It's an ongoing mystery why Germany didn't just slaughter them on
    the beach. Anyway the rest is history.

    Poland would have had a much better WWII experience as an ally of Germany
    but so it goes.

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Wed Nov 1 07:40:28 2023
    On 2023-10-31 10:24 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 20:47:13 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Poland doesn't have a history of pissing off its neighbours the way that
    Palestinians do either. Germans had to manufacture such an event to
    start the Second World War and while I don't doubt that Polish military
    were being arrogant about their ability to handle the Germans in the
    weeks and months prior, I doubt that they were actively seeking a war
    with them or bullying Germans in Gdansk as propaganda often claims.

    Manufacture?After WWI the Allies reconstituted Poland as a state. It had ceased to exist as a state after the Congress of Vienna. In their infinite wisdom they also created the Danzig Corridor, separating Germany from East Prussia. The Germans wanted a land route and essentially offered to build
    an autobahn across the corridor with no off-ramps. The Poles. who stupidly thought the Brits had their backs, refused. The Brits were so powerful
    they had to enlist every rowboat they could find to get the BEF out of Europe. It's an ongoing mystery why Germany didn't just slaughter them on
    the beach. Anyway the rest is history.

    They didn't slaughter them on the beach because the Germans couldn't
    reach them in time to do so. Some British units stuck around to defend
    the position. Nazi propaganda would have you believe that Hitler allowed
    them to escape because he continuously wanted to have some sort of peace
    deal with the United Kingdom.

    As for the corridor in question, I too question why Poland wouldn't
    agree to such a thing if only to maintain peace. If the majority of
    people living there were German and the people in Germany simply wanted
    to keep some sort of contact with them, I don't see the issue. The
    Polish military seemed to believe that they were much more powerful than Germany was because they had managed to fend off the Soviets in
    1919-1920, and they were sure that Germany hadn't managed to rebuild
    after the loss of the First World War and the Ruhr Valley as well as the obliteration of the Reichsmark's value. I guess that is why Poles have
    since learned some humility.

    Poland would have had a much better WWII experience as an ally of Germany
    but so it goes.

    I agree, but I don't believe that Hitler would have respected any
    agreement with Poland. Let's not forget that the Nazis and Soviets
    started the Second World War shaking hands in Poland.

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Wed Nov 1 07:42:22 2023
    On 2023-10-31 10:29 p.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 19:55:51 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Agreed. Paul Joseph Watson also just revealed that the Israeli Ministry
    of Intelligence leaked a document in which they make it clear that they
    want to get rid of Gaza, and send the Palestinians to Europe, the US and
    Canada. Basically, they see us as a dumpster which will always oblige
    and take its trash.

    Funny how the Jews want their little ethnostate but are so willing to
    pollute every other country in the world. Piss on them.

    Yep, I go back to my original position: fuck both sides. Both of them
    see us Christians as little more than cattle. If I had any kind of
    political power, I would insist on not only preventing the West from
    sending a single person to help either side, but even a single dollar.
    Let's see how well they manage without the intervention of us farm animals.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Thu Nov 2 04:56:01 2023
    On Wed, 1 Nov 2023 07:42:22 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:

    Yep, I go back to my original position: fuck both sides. Both of them
    see us Christians as little more than cattle. If I had any kind of
    political power, I would insist on not only preventing the West from
    sending a single person to help either side, but even a single dollar.
    Let's see how well they manage without the intervention of us farm
    animals.

    I'm from the pre-Vatican II generation where saying Christ-killer wasn't a mortal sin and we prayed, one a year and not to fervently, for their conversion. I definitely didn't get all the Old Testament tales so beloved
    by evangelical Protestants nor did the liturgy include any readings from Apocalypse that I can remember or any of that rapture stuff.

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  • From rbowman@21:1/5 to RabidPedagog on Thu Nov 2 05:18:06 2023
    On Wed, 1 Nov 2023 07:40:28 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:


    They didn't slaughter them on the beach because the Germans couldn't
    reach them in time to do so. Some British units stuck around to defend
    the position. Nazi propaganda would have you believe that Hitler allowed
    them to escape because he continuously wanted to have some sort of peace
    deal with the United Kingdom.

    I tend to believe it based on other writings from the time. Germany isn't landlocked technically but the Baltic ports can be easily bottled up and
    the Atlantic ports aren't that great considering Britain sitting there
    waiting. I think Germany would have been happy to let Britain continue to
    rule the seas.

    Then there were the blood ties. After all the British royalty changed
    their name in 1917 but they were German. There was also pro-German
    sentiment. I think Hitler read the situation wrong. France, otoh, was
    going to get its ass kicked if for nothing more than putting its blacks in
    the Ruhr.

    I agree, but I don't believe that Hitler would have respected any
    agreement with Poland. Let's not forget that the Nazis and Soviets
    started the Second World War shaking hands in Poland.

    Both sides had their fingers crossed. Poland was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I doubt Stalin read Mein Kampf but somebody in Russia must
    have and knew what was coming. Stalin was buying time as was Germany.

    Poland has always been in the wrong place. Except for down in the
    Carpathians it's a nice, big, flat area to have a jolly little war if you
    stay out of the swamps. Historically being the line between the Catholics
    and the Orthodox didn't help either.

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  • From RabidPedagog@21:1/5 to rbowman on Thu Nov 2 11:20:23 2023
    On 2023-11-02 1:18 a.m., rbowman wrote:
    On Wed, 1 Nov 2023 07:40:28 -0400, RabidPedagog wrote:


    They didn't slaughter them on the beach because the Germans couldn't
    reach them in time to do so. Some British units stuck around to defend
    the position. Nazi propaganda would have you believe that Hitler allowed
    them to escape because he continuously wanted to have some sort of peace
    deal with the United Kingdom.

    I tend to believe it based on other writings from the time. Germany isn't landlocked technically but the Baltic ports can be easily bottled up and
    the Atlantic ports aren't that great considering Britain sitting there waiting. I think Germany would have been happy to let Britain continue to rule the seas.

    Then there were the blood ties. After all the British royalty changed
    their name in 1917 but they were German. There was also pro-German
    sentiment. I think Hitler read the situation wrong. France, otoh, was
    going to get its ass kicked if for nothing more than putting its blacks in the Ruhr.

    What bothers me about Nazi propaganda of the time is that it predicted
    the current situation in the West fairly well. When Nazis tell you that
    Hitler was right, they actually have a point: they were already planning
    to replace the Whites with Third-World trash.

    I agree, but I don't believe that Hitler would have respected any
    agreement with Poland. Let's not forget that the Nazis and Soviets
    started the Second World War shaking hands in Poland.

    Both sides had their fingers crossed. Poland was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I doubt Stalin read Mein Kampf but somebody in Russia must
    have and knew what was coming. Stalin was buying time as was Germany.

    Stalin wanted to stay out of the war and was content to let the
    Europeans wear themselves out. He wanted to declare war after the
    continent had nothing left to fight the Soviets and their ideology.

    Poland has always been in the wrong place. Except for down in the
    Carpathians it's a nice, big, flat area to have a jolly little war if you stay out of the swamps. Historically being the line between the Catholics
    and the Orthodox didn't help either.

    Despite that, Poland has managed to accomplish much and doesn't demand
    that everyone treat it as a victim.

    --
    RabidPedagog
    Galatians 6:7

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