The Racist/Fascist ideology of Zionism

[a_ahmed]

http://www.dailypaul.com/171416/israel-hires-internet-soldiers-to-penetrate-american-forums-chatrooms

Israel Hires Internet Soldiers to Penetrate American Forums, Chatrooms

lol f'n low lives look at this:

“Our people will not say: ‘Hello, I am from the hasbara department of the Israeli foreign ministry and I want to tell you the following.’ Nor will they necessarily identify themselves as Israelis,” he said. “They will speak as net-surfers and as citizens, and will write responses that will look personal but will be based on a prepared list of messages that the foreign ministry developed.”

a special undercover team of paid workers whose job it will be to surf the internet 24 hours a day spreading positive news about Israel. Internet-savvy Israeli youngsters, mainly recent graduates and demobilised soldiers with language skills, are being recruited to pose as ordinary surfers while they provide the government’s line on the Middle East conflict...About $150,000 has been set aside for the first stage of development, with increased funding expected next year.

Etc.. you can read the rest of the news reports on this.

No wonder there are some sick minded pro-israeli garbage on every forum one can go to who seem to blindly support everything israel does. May God expose them and ruin their wealth whatever they earn from these deceitful means.

[a_ahmed]

Can you belive this verdict, what scum:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19391814

I wish the world would wake up to this terrorist rogue state and listen to the sellout BBC, "She had been trying to stop Palestinian homes being pulled down in Gaza." PULLED DOWN?!?!?! PULLED DOWN!??? WTF? BULLDOZED DOWN!

[Benny B]

Can you belive this verdict, what scum:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19391814

I wish the world would wake up to this terrorist rogue state and listen to the sellout BBC, "She had been trying to stop Palestinian homes being pulled down in Gaza." PULLED DOWN?!?!?! PULLED DOWN!??? WTF? BULLDOZED DOWN!

An Israeli court has ruled in a civil case that the Israel army was not at fault in the bulldozer death of American pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie nearly 10 years ago.

Corrie was 23 years old when she went to the town of Rafah in the Gaza Strip as part of a group of activists from the International Solidarity Movement (ISM).

Cindy Corrie, the mother of Rachel Corrie, tells Al Jazeera why she is hurt by the decision.

[a_ahmed]

May God bulldoze these israelis over and over in hell for what they've done to her...

[El Diablo Blanco]

There is not group in the world with more hatred for anyone not like them than the orthodox jews.  They hate everyone and most of them have an immense self hatred.

[bighead]

There is not group in the world with more hatred for anyone not like them than the orthodox jews.  They hate everyone and most of them have an immense self hatred.

 in general I would say no, I have known a few orthodox jews that were really cool abeit there is a sense of seperation but ''hate'' is a strong word. Do the amish hate people that are not like them? no! It is simply a complete different lifestyle.

[a_ahmed]

actually ultra orthodox jews are ultra anti-israel... but they are a minority as they try to be by the torah by the word... at least from the ones i spoke to they were chill and just fearful of God not men and kept to themselves and their traditions, the law moses, etc...

There is a rainbow of jews... it's just that when it comes to zionists, the fact of the matter is, they are atheists/secularists/nationalists/fascists... but somehow magically they got the furor of certain 'religious jews' who will portray themselves as orthodox or practicing/etc... and ring and sing along with all other zionists

[a_ahmed]

Copied from what one dude said... clearly illustrates a point:

Israel Created 4 million+ Refugees Holds World's record for UN Violations at 100+ Killed more innocent civilians per? than any other country 50,000+ Has Imprisoned more civilians per cap 250,000+ , Has rendered more civilians Handicapped per cap 50,000+ Demolished more homes than any other country 60,000+ Outlawed marriage to Non-Jews, Destroyed 350 Christian Churches & Mosques 6 Wars in 60 years 254 km of Apartheid Wall, 562 Check Points Has Ethnically cleansed 500+ villages.

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[a_ahmed]

Of course the zionist owned media completed ignored the 100s of nations that attended NAM in Iran:


Iran committed to Mideast free of nuclear weapons, Leader tells NAM
http://tehrantimes.com/politics/101048-iran-committed-to-mideast-free-of-nuclear-weapons-leader-tells-nam

[a_ahmed]

[a_ahmed]

From doubt to conviction: the United Church brings a difficult issue back into the mainstream

August 17, 2012

The recent decision by an overwhelming majority of the nearly 400 delegates of United Church of Canada to support a boycott of goods from the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank was significant in four important ways.

First, because the Church has dared to approach this issue at all. For too long, the Israel-Palestine issue has been stuck in what seems like a shouting match between those who support Israel unconditionally and those who are principally concerned about the fate of the Palestinians. Even trying to raise the subject in public often evokes reflexive cries of “anti-Semitism”. But the United Church has shown that it is possible for Canadians to take a thoughtful, respectful, and fact-based approach to what is one of the thorniest and perhaps emotion-laden public policy issues for Canada and most other western countries.

Second, because the decision was so overwhelming. Many had feared that the debate would split the 600,000 member church, causing irreparable damage to one of Canada’s most respected institutions. Delegates were painfully aware that some groups were already painting the report as “unfair” and “unbalanced”. They also knew that many of their own members were still very uncomfortable voicing public criticism of Israel. Yet in the end, the vote was not even close. Nearly 80% supported the resolution.

Third, because the Church’s deliberate and thoughtful process was respectful of all and every opinion. In fact, a similar motion was rejected by the Church’s General Council three years ago, in the face of strident opposition from various outside groups and concern among its members. Faced with doubt, the delegates decided to set up a Working Group to give detailed study to the issue, which was instructed to report back to this General Council.

That working group travelled across Canada consulting church members and various outside partners including Muslim and Jewish organizations. In addition, it made a two-week trip to the Israel and the Palestinian territories to see the situation on the ground first hand and meet with both Palestinians and Israelis. (The working group was denied access to Gaza and the report’s coverage of Gaza is limited.)

After much research and investigation, the working group submitted its report and proposal for consideration to this year’s week-long General Council in Ottawa.

In essence, the report concluded that it was a moral duty for the Church to take a stand against Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land, and against the expansion of settlements as key obstacles to finding peace between Israelis and Palestinians. These policies, it was pointed out on several occasions, are fully consistent with what is Canada’s official policy, though it is mostly ignored by senior government ministers.

The discussion on the report took place over several days, with many pauses for prayer and reflection. Countless corrections and amendments were suggested – some were approved, some not. United Church Moderator Mardi Tindal was unfailingly polite, respectful and thoughtful as she steered the discussion to a near unanimous conclusion.

Fourth, because the discussion on Israel/Palestine now moves back to hundreds of United Church congregations across Canada. The report of the working group and the hours of intense discussion during the General Council have been a valuable educational process for the 400 or so UCC “commissioners”. They return home with a much deeper understanding of the complicated Israel-Palestine issue and strengthened in their conviction that supporting the boycott of settlement products is neither unfair nor an act of anti Semitism.

In short, the United Church of Canada has succeeded in bringing discussion about Israel/Palestine into the mainstream of Canadian moral and political conversation.

Consideration of what Canadians should do in the face of a 45-year old occupation, the illegal destruction of Palestinian homes, the suffering of over 4 million Palestinian refugees, or even what Canadians think about Israel “as a Jewish State’ in which Jews have many rights not shared by its non-Jewish citizens, has begun to move from protest demonstrations to serious public discussion.

How long will it be before such an informed discourse reaches the ultimate public policy forum: Parliament itself?
Peter Larson is Vice-President of the National Council on Canada-Arab Relations and chair of its Education committee on Israel/Palestine.

Copyright 2012. All rights reserved.

http://www.nccar.ca/general/nccar-commentary-from-doubt-to-conviction-the-united-church-brings-a-difficult-issue-back-into-the-mainstream/

[a_ahmed]

Do not miss this thrilling interview with former US Special forces officer Joe Cortina as he recounts saving the life of a Palestinian boy from cold blooded murder by an IDF soldier in occupied Palestine back in 1989.