Israeli-Palestinian conflict (87 Viewers)

Is Hamas a Terrorist Organization?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should there be a Jewish nation SOMEWHERE in the world?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should Israel be a country located in the region it is right now?

  • Yes

  • No


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Oggy

and the Cockroaches
Dec 27, 2005
7,514
One of the rare people that actually is supporting the cause, it really takes balls to risk everything for something happening far away from you.

But then again, isn’t that silly, that people are afraid to oppose the genocide. I believe that this in the new low we as humanity have reached and this exposed a lot of other things we were aware but not aware (like power plays, how money dictates everything, and how we are all at the mercy of big corps).
 

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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,346
Israel complaining that their artist isn't getting any cheers during Eurovision rehearsals.

It's not enough that we let them commit genocide.

It's not enough that they go on stage and sing silly songs while they're committing genocide.

No, they want to be cheered.

What an abomination of a country.

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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,346
they kicked out the dutch contestant from jewovision because apparently he pissed the israeli off.

https://www.trtworld.com/arts-and-c...-questions-israeli-singers-inclusion-18113002
It's not that clearcut, but it's still insane.

Joost Klein was disqualified, because of a "gesture" towards a camerawoman. The camerawoman in question had been harrassing Klein before and filmed him again after his performance. She was not allowed to film at that time and was told so. I am also informed that it is industry practice not to film any artists after their performance. Klein did not touch the woman. The Swedish police did start investigations, but allowed Klein to leave the country. This all but confirms that whatever Klein did was pretty minor.

The Israeli delegation as well as their journalists have harrassed other contenders during the week leading up to the show. This was not only witnessed by journalists from other countries (which are in general, because they're European, pretty pro Israel I might add), but was also confirmed by several performers themselves, most vocally by Irish contender. This harrassment is in direct violation of the code of conduct and seemingly much worse behaviour than what got Klein disqualified.

In essence:

- a Dutch performer reacting to forbidden behaviour by a camerawoman was disqualified for a gesture pending investigations;
- the delegation from a country, currently investigated for G-E-N-O-C-I-D-E, and most certainly guilty of harrassing other performers, was allowed to take the stage.

I would have deemed this inexplicable.

But it now appears that Eurovision's main sponsor Moroccan Oil is in fact an Israeli company, which I guess needs no further explanation.

I will not share my feelings on Israel's behaviour in Gaza in this comment. But I will say that the way Israel is trying to control the narrative in the media makes me think of Nazi Germany. Israel goes against every value we hold dear in Western Europe. I have zero sympathy left for Israel and for the remainder of my life I will not trust a word anyone from that country says. There is a time when we need to draw a line in the sand. And that time is now.
 

Elvin

Senior Member
Nov 25, 2005
36,923
It's not that clearcut, but it's still insane.

Joost Klein was disqualified, because of a "gesture" towards a camerawoman. The camerawoman in question had been harrassing Klein before and filmed him again after his performance. She was not allowed to film at that time and was told so. I am also informed that it is industry practice not to film any artists after their performance. Klein did not touch the woman. The Swedish police did start investigations, but allowed Klein to leave the country. This all but confirms that whatever Klein did was pretty minor.

The Israeli delegation as well as their journalists have harrassed other contenders during the week leading up to the show. This was not only witnessed by journalists from other countries (which are in general, because they're European, pretty pro Israel I might add), but was also confirmed by several performers themselves, most vocally by Irish contender. This harrassment is in direct violation of the code of conduct and seemingly much worse behaviour than what got Klein disqualified.

In essence:

- a Dutch performer reacting to forbidden behaviour by a camerawoman was disqualified for a gesture pending investigations;
- the delegation from a country, currently investigated for G-E-N-O-C-I-D-E, and most certainly guilty of harrassing other performers, was allowed to take the stage.

I would have deemed this inexplicable.

But it now appears that Eurovision's main sponsor Moroccan Oil is in fact an Israeli company, which I guess needs no further explanation.

I will not share my feelings on Israel's behaviour in Gaza in this comment. But I will say that the way Israel is trying to control the narrative in the media makes me think of Nazi Germany. Israel goes against every value we hold dear in Western Europe. I have zero sympathy left for Israel and for the remainder of my life I will not trust a word anyone from that country says. There is a time when we need to draw a line in the sand. And that time is now.

watch this dude, you have no idea what Israel is dealing with. They have to be this way. In fact, the West needs to act more like Israel or it will fucking be conquered slowly by the barbarians.
 

Oggy

and the Cockroaches
Dec 27, 2005
7,514
Hold your values for those who deserve it.
Why don’t you just fuck off to somehere dear…

Have you seen what your dear civilised and endagered Israelis have done last night?

If not, they beheaded a real baby, not the fake propoaganda style that Israel were spreading after the attack in October.

Fuck Israel and everyone who support them!
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,620

watch this dude, you have no idea what Israel is dealing with. They have to be this way. In fact, the West needs to act more like Israel or it will fucking be conquered slowly by the barbarians.
Societies where large portions of the population can’t handle the slightest inflationary and social pressure without turning into xenophobic supporters of mass murder don’t get to claim they have any values. At least not those portions of these societies.

You, Peterson and your ilk abandon these values at the first sign of pressure. What would you turn into if you were subjected to a scintilla of what most of the “barbaric” world gets to endure.
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
Why am I not surprised that the misinformed Islamophobe Elvin is spewing nonsense once again?

I am not in any way, shape, or form endorsing what Hamas are doing, but desparate times necessitate extreme measures. Israel were not a nation, up until 1948. Somehow, conviently I might add, the British and Euro Cucks decided it was ok to create a Jewish Colony, propelled by Zionist notions, in the heartland of an Islamic region. Coincidence much? Go read up on the Balfour Declaration. Obviously, the Euros and the US didn't mind this, as they envisaged it would create tension in the region, allowing them to intervene and stockpile resources. This was their strategy from the start.

We hear the Jews and Israelis cry anti-semitism at the slightest insult (butthurt snowflakes), and remind us of the Holocaust at every possible opportunity.
Yet, somehow, the persistent persecution of Innocent Palestinian civilians is permitted. Blatant Hypocrisy.

I am sorry for the loss of civilian lives on both sides, but let's not fool ourselves into believing that Israel are merely protecting themselves.

Btw Elvin, my parents are both compassionate and caring Muslims, and they are far more tolerant, cultured, and educated than you will ever be ya Manyak.
 
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HelterSkelter

Senior Member
Apr 15, 2005
20,601
Why am I not surprised that the misinformed Islamophobe Elvin is spewing nonsense once again?

I am not in any way, shape, or form endorsing what Hamas are doing, but desparate times necessitate extreme measures. Israel were not a nation, up until 1948. Somehow, conviently I might add, the British and Euro Cucks decided it was ok to create a Jewish Colony, propelled by Zionist notions, in the heartland of an Islamic region. Coincidence much? Go read up on the Balfour Declaration. Obviously, the Euros and the US didn't mind this, as they envisaged it would create tension in the region, allowing them to intervene and stockpile resources. This was their strategy from the start.

We hear the Jews and Israelis cry anti-semitism at the slightest insult (butthurt snowflakes), and remind us of the Holocaust at every possible opportunity.
Yet, somehow, the persistent persecution of Innocent Palestinian civilians is permitted. Blatant Hypocrisy.

I am sorry for the loss of civilian lives on both sides, but let's not fool ourselves into believing that Israel are merely protecting themselves.

Btw Elvin, my parents are both compassionate and caring Muslims, and they are far more tolerant, cultured, and educated than you will ever be ya Manyak.
For this..i will say Fuck Rabiot


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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,346
Why am I not surprised that the misinformed Islamophobe Elvin is spewing nonsense once again?
It's disgusting behaviour.

Most people on this forum know I joke a lot about Islam. Many people probably think I hate muslims. I don't. I've been surrounded by muslims all my life, they've been teammates, coworkers, classmates... I have never had a personal issue with any of them.

But let's, for argument's sake, assume I do dislike muslims.

This isn't about arguing about the pros and cons of their religion. This isn't some dispute about values. This isn't about who you like.

This is about the mass slaughter of defenseless people.

Can we at least agree that this is not a good thing?
 

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