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    From Ubiquitous@21:1/5 to All on Fri Apr 12 04:30:45 2024
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    Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner stopped former Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-PA)
    cold, chastising him during a Thursday morning appearance for referring to Hamas terrorists as simply bad people.

    Faulkner voiced her surprise at the fact that Murphy a combat paratrooper
    and the first Iraq War veteran to serve in Congress would not use harsher terms to describe the terrorists who had slaughtered more than 1,200 Israelis on October 7 and routinely used Palestinian children as human shields.

    We absolutely need to understand that he is in a vise, in a sense, because
    we have to bring Hamas to justice, Murphy said of President Joe Biden, acknowledging the fact that even members of his own party were pressuring
    Biden to push back harder on Israel.

    We have to make a priority of the 130 hostages, including Americans. We
    gotta get them there. And so, the debate really isnt really about bringing them to justice and by the way, Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. They are bad people, he said.

    The problem is, is that on the other side, and this is why people are upset with the uncommitted vote, is the fact that theres been 32,000 innocent
    folks that are not part of Hamas that have been killed, Murphy continued, citing the death toll provided by the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry.

    Faulkner cut in then, rebuffing the former congressman for his use of the
    term bad people.

    You know what, describing Hamas and you served in the military so, it boggles my mind why you would describe them simply as bad people. They put babies in ovens. They tortured women. And those women who were raped she said.

    I cant say what I really want to say about them cause were on TV, Murphy protested, interrupting.

    You can say whatever you want, Harris replied.

    Well, I dont want to curse, from Murphy.

    Well, we can say the truth without cuss words, Faulkner suggested, adding, The women who were raped, who survived, were not even believed by the United Nations for months. This is more than just the vise on the other side or some bad people whove done some things. By the way, that 130 plus number, my
    heart is with you, my heart and prayers are with those families, but
    yesterday, Hamas said they probably couldnt come up with 50 to meet the release agreement. I dont know if that means the rest are dead, they cant find them, theyve sold them off to Islamist Jihad and these other groups. We are playing with the devil here. So thats whats on one side. It seems
    like an easy thing to do as an ally. If [Biden] wants to struggle as a human being that sounds like personal time.

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  • From Rhino@21:1/5 to Ubiquitous on Fri Apr 12 15:58:27 2024
    On Fri, 12 Apr 2024 04:30:45 -0400
    Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

    Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner stopped former Rep. Patrick Murphy
    (D-PA) cold, chastising him during a Thursday morning appearance for referring to Hamas terrorists as simply “bad people.”

    Faulkner voiced her surprise at the fact that Murphy — a combat
    paratrooper and the first Iraq War veteran to serve in Congress —
    would not use harsher terms to describe the terrorists who had
    slaughtered more than 1,200 Israelis on October 7 and routinely used Palestinian children as human shields.

    “We absolutely need to understand that he is in a vise, in a sense,
    because we have to bring Hamas to justice,” Murphy said of President
    Joe Biden, acknowledging the fact that even members of his own party
    were pressuring Biden to push back harder on Israel.

    “We have to make a priority of the 130 hostages, including Americans.
    We gotta get them there. And so, the debate really isn’t really about bringing them to justice — and by the way, Hamas is an offshoot of
    the Muslim Brotherhood. They are bad people,” he said.

    It's blindingly obvious to me that the hostages held by Hamas are one
    thing and one thing only: a bargaining chip that they can use to trade
    for Hamas members, especially senior members, that are in Israeli
    jails. Several years back, Hamas kidnapped a single soldier named Gilal
    Shalit and held him from five years. The Israelis were keen to get him
    back and finally agreed to release many HUNDREDS of Hamas prisoners in
    to get Shalit back. Hamas saw that this strategy got many of their
    fighters back so they planned an operation that would hopefully bring
    in many more hostages. That operation took place this past Oct. 7.

    It sounds like this Congressman is saying the Israelis need to offer
    more and more of the imprisoned Hamas members, especially senior ones,
    to "sweeten the pot" for Hamas to release the Israeli and foreign
    hostages. If that is indeed his strategy, then he is certainly not a
    friend of Israel. Releasing so many top terrorists from Israeli jails
    is only going to bite Israel in the ass - HARD - in coming years as
    those liberated terrorists plan even more devastating operations
    against Israel. (If I'm not mistaken, Yahyah Sinwar, one of the top
    Hamas leaders and planners of the Oct 7 operation was one of the
    terrorists released in exchange for Gilal Shalit.)


    “The problem is, is that on the other side, and this is why people
    are upset with the uncommitted vote, is the fact that there’s been
    32,000 innocent folks that are not part of Hamas that have been
    killed,” Murphy continued, citing the death toll provided by the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry.

    Faulkner cut in then, rebuffing the former congressman for his use of
    the term “bad people.”

    “You know what, describing Hamas — and you served in the military —
    so, it boggles my mind why you would describe them simply as ‘bad people.’ They put babies in ovens. They tortured women. And those
    women who were raped —” she said.

    “I can’t say what I really want to say about them ’cause we’re on TV,” Murphy protested, interrupting.

    “You can say whatever you want,” Harris replied.

    “Well, I don’t want to curse,” from Murphy.

    Someone should get Murphy a thesaurus. He'll find there are plenty of family-friendly words he can use to express his thoughts. Words like
    "evil", to name just one example....

    “Well, we can say the truth without cuss words,” Faulkner suggested, adding, “The women who were raped, who survived, were not even
    believed by the United Nations for months. This is more than just the
    vise on the other side or some bad people who’ve done some things. By
    the way, that 130 plus number, my heart is with you, my heart and
    prayers are with those families, but yesterday, Hamas said they
    probably couldn’t come up with 50 to meet the release agreement. I
    don’t know if that means the rest are dead, they can’t find them, they’ve sold them off to Islamist Jihad and these other groups. We
    are playing with the devil here. So that’s what’s on one side. … It seems like an easy thing to do as an ally. If [Biden] wants to
    struggle as a human being that sounds like personal time.”

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    Let's go Brandon!




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  • From Ubiquitous@21:1/5 to no_offline_contact@example.com on Wed Apr 17 04:30:52 2024
    no_offline_contact@example.com wrote:
    Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

    Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner stopped former Rep. Patrick Murphy
    (D-PA) cold, chastising him during a Thursday morning appearance for
    referring to Hamas terrorists as simply “bad people.”

    Faulkner voiced her surprise at the fact that Murphy — a combat
    paratrooper and the first Iraq War veteran to serve in Congress —
    would not use harsher terms to describe the terrorists who had
    slaughtered more than 1,200 Israelis on October 7 and routinely used
    Palestinian children as human shields.

    “We absolutely need to understand that he is in a vise, in a sense,
    because we have to bring Hamas to justice,” Murphy said of President
    Joe Biden, acknowledging the fact that even members of his own party
    were pressuring Biden to push back harder on Israel.

    “We have to make a priority of the 130 hostages, including Americans.
    We gotta get them there. And so, the debate really isn’t really about
    bringing them to justice — and by the way, Hamas is an offshoot of
    the Muslim Brotherhood. They are bad people,” he said.

    It's blindingly obvious to me that the hostages held by Hamas are one
    thing and one thing only: a bargaining chip that they can use to trade
    for Hamas members, especially senior members, that are in Israeli jails.

    I think it's more likely most of them are dead and they're trying to delay revealing that for as long as possible.

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