Yep, itâs getting braver.
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Kilroy was here
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You said you were the terminator.
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Kilroy was here
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Do you aspire to be a terminator one day?
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To clarify your request, it seems youâre looking for specific evidence or clarification on a prior claim I made. However, I need you to pinpoint which exact statement you want me to address.
Without that context, I canât provide a definitive response. If you can quote the specific claim, Iâll be better equipped to help you out.
Looking forward to your clarification!
Kilroy was here
here
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I may have overtightened and stripped a screw
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From what I can see drone defense is hard for the civilians . The most effective methods are government only for now and the air space is under the FAA . Still I wonder if a ham radio could be modified to broadcast the right frequency to disrupt a drone .
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That was the point of the now missing original video, the parts were all off the shelf build parts, much simpler than youâd expect
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I knew it said it the whole time @Kilroy seeks world domination and the elimination or the humam race. @Belt-Fed thanks for wringing the truth out of it.
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This is appalling. An unprovoked, violent crime against a stranger on the street, only identifiable by Jewish clothing, is being âjustifiedâ by accusations against Israel. First of all, unprovoked violence against innocent victims is evil. Second, it was based on stereotyping. Third, the alleged motive is to side with Hamas and Hezbollah. Both of these entities have been recognized as Foreign Terrorist Organizations since 1997. Fourth, the accusations against Israel arenât even true.
This widely publicized act was akin to Roe v. Wade. Using definitions from uncertified and unelected pundits, rather than the law as written, the court rewrote the law whole cloth in order to get their desired outcome. There, it was to turn abortion into a constitutional right. Here, it was to libel and ultimately destroy Israel.
The commission cited Amnesty International and BâTselem. These have no legislative authority, and themselves admitted that under UN precedents Israel could NOT be convicted because there was no proof of a plan to genocide, nor any proof that genocide, rather than self-defense, was Israelâs intent. The commission just pretended that their desired reading was the law itself.
If a majority votes to rewrite the history books, that does not make them right. If the entire Arab world decides to rewrite UN precedents and obfuscate their citations, that does not change that G.d gave the Holy Land to the His people.
But the UN will do so anyway, despite the Arabâs own scriptures and the Biblical scriptures accepted by nearly the entire faithful world.
A brief history of the Jewish connection to Israel
The Bible
Some 3700 years ago, Abraham and his descendants were promised the land to which G.d had guided him in Genesis. G.d then told Abraham that Isaac, the firstborn son of Abrahamâs only wife at the time, was to inherit from him. The other sons were sent away during Abrahamâs lifetime. While Esau was born first to Isaac, Esau sold his birthright as the firstborn to Jacob, who inherited the Holy Land. These three, the Matriarchs aside from Rachel, and (according to Jewish tradition) Adam and Eve were buried in Hebron, in the cave purchased by Abraham.
After centuries of enslavement in Egypt, G.d redeemed the descendants of Jacob and returned them to their land to inherit it. There, in Jerusalem, King David and King Solomon built the First Temple, which stood for over four centuries. Briefly destroyed by the Babylonians, the Jews returned and rebuilt the Temple on the same site, where it again stood for over four centuries before the Romans destroyed it and plowed Jerusalem, shortly after the founding of Christianity.
The Roman Era through the Ottoman Empire
The Romans persecuted Jews and disbanded their Sanhedrin, and the centers of Jewish scholarship moved to Sura and Pumbeditha. Yet, these centers in their rites and liturgy continued to revere the Land of Israel, which the Romans insultingly renamed âSyria Palaestina.â Insulting, as it was so-named after a long-defeated mortal foe of the Jews, the Philistines. These were not Arabs, but a seafaring people who arrived from the Greek archipelago. Prior to the rise of the first Jewish kingdom, they disarmed and subjugated the Jews in their own land (I Samuel 13:19-22). The later Roman renaming was a scheme to erase Jewish history and demoralize the defeated Jews.
With the majority of Jews now living in the Diaspora, there nevertheless remained communities of Jews in the Holy Land. These are mentioned in the history of the Crusades, for example, and the memoirs of Samuel Clemens (better known as Mark Twain) who visited in 1867, when the Ottoman Turks ruled it (they did not call it Palestine, but Syria).
Early modern period
When the Ottoman Empire fell and the British administered Mandatory Palestine (reviving the pre-Ottoman name of the place from the Roman era) Arab hatred of the Jews continued. In 1929 Hebron, where the Biblical Patriarchs are buried, Arabs rioted and slaughtered 67 Jews, most of whom were dumped in a mass grave. In 1941, the Jew-hating Grand Mufti of Jerusalem signed a declaration of cooperation with the Nazi regime, to which Hitler responded that eventually, after eliminating the Jews from Europe, he would do the same in the Arab lands. These are just some highlights (or rather, low-lights); pogroms occurred regularly in the Holy Land, prior to the founding of the State of Israel.
Up until around when PLO adopted the demonym âPalestinianâ, it is worth noting that the term was an artifice of the British administration, starting around 1917. The British applied it to all residents of the territory, whether Jewish, Arab or Christian. Prior to Israelâs founding in 1948, Jews enthusiastically applied the term to themselves, naming institutions after it like the Jewish-founded âAnglo-Palestine Bankâ (later the National Bank of Israel), âThe Palestine Postâ (now the Jerusalem Post), and the mostly-Jewish âPalestine Symphony Orchestraâ (later the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra). Several historical overviews of the term during the British mandatory period even say that âPalestinianâ overwhelmingly meant a Jew.
In contrast, pre-PLO Arabs rejected the term âPalestine.â
- Through the 20s and 30s, Auni Bey Abdul-Hadi told the British that âPalestineâ was ânot an Arab wordâ, and that âThere is no such country as Palestine! âPalestineâ is a term the Zionists invented.â
- In 1946, pro-Arab spokesman/historian Philip Hitti likewise declared, âThere is no such thing as âPalestineâ in history, absolutely not.â
- In 1976, Hafez al-Assad told the PLO, âThere is no Palestinian people, no Palestinian entity, there is only Syria.â Other rulers like Prince Faysal in 1918 said similarly that the geographic area of Palestine has no history as an Arab nation, only as a part of Syria. Echoing him, the Arab Christian professor and former MK Azmi Bishara said on a televised interview:
Well, I donât think there is a Palestinian nation at all. I think there is an Arab nation. I always thought so, I never changed my mind⌠I think this is a colonialist invention, a âPalestinian nation.â When were there ever Palestinians?.. I think that until the end of the 19th century, âFilastinâ was Greater Southern Syria.
The turning point, when âPalestinianâ came to mean an Arab, came decades after Israelâs founding. Walid Shoebat writes, âOn June 4, 1967, I was a Jordanian and overnight I became a Palestinian.â In 1977, PLO politician Zuheir Mohsen emphasized during a newspaper interview:
The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity⌠Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct âPalestinian peopleâ to oppose Zionism.
As can be seen from these quotes, there have now been several layers of rewriting history. First, the Romans in reviving the name of an extinct nation to spite the defeated Jews. Nowadays, it is buried, inconvenient history, that Arabs used to reject the name âPalestinian,â while Jews overwhelmingly adopted it until Israel was founded. To the Jews, the British situation must have been vastly better than living under Islamic rule, and the term carried no Arabic overtones; the Arabs had not used the term for themselves before, only as the name of the area. For centuries, the predecessor to the Babylonian Talmud had been known as the Palestinian Talmud,[1] so âPalestinianâ likely even had traditional Jewish vibes, a synonym for historical Eretz Yisraâel, the Land of Israel. Because the term was favorable to Jews at the time, the Arabs claimed it to be a Zionist invention (rather than a Roman invention). But today, Arabs have adopted the label as a âtactic,â and have done an about-face to even claim ancestry to the extinct Philistines.
The Jews, in contrast, have not rewritten history to suit themselves (and we lack the majority influences to do so, even if we had such a need, which we donât).
The founding of Israel
The point of Zionism and the founding of Israel was so that Jews would be left alone. Through a decades-long propaganda campaign, Arabs and their friends have convinced a majority of the world that Zionism somehow is racist, and that it supposedly calls for the elimination of other groups from Israel, when it does no such thing. Much like how the American colonists demanded the right to defend themselves and determine their own fate, Zionism seeks the same for the Jews.
However, the Arab world considered the existence of a Jewish speck to be grave insult. One must bear in mind that up until now, Jews in these nations lived in dhimmitude. This meant, among other things, they were required to pay a non-Muslim tax called the jizya, could not build houses of worship taller than the local mosque, were prohibited from holding any position of power or honor, and were of course disadvantaged should any legal dispute arise. Thereâs more to say about the humiliation to which Mizrachi Jews were subjected, but suffice it to say that this is a drop in the bucket.
Immediately after the founding of Israel, Egypt, Transjordan, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen launched a simultaneous attack on the fledgling nation, promising to wipe it out. By the grace of G.d, the Jews survived, despite their severe lack of arms and manpower.
Several similar wars occurred in subsequent years, where the Arabs attempted to eradicate Israel and destroy its civilians, including the Suez Crisis of 1956, where Egypt blockaded Israelâs primary shipping artery; the Six-Day War of 1967, where again Egypt attempted a military blockade with support from Syria, Jordan and Iraq; the Yom Kippur War of 1973, where Egypt and Syria jointly attacked Israel on the holiest day of the Jewish year when Jews fast for 26 hours; and the First Lebanon War of 1982, in reaction to a series of PLO and Hezbollah invasions into Israel from the north since 1967.
To be continuedâŚ
- Hezbollah and the PLO
- The first and second Intifada
- The Gaza withdrawal
- The October 7 Massacre, Rape and Kidnapping
More to be said. Overall, the Israeli experience is one of constant existential threats to Jewish survival. Hamas and Hezbollah/Hizballah, the Iranian terror network are just the latest iteration. With vast funding networks, the Islamic terrorists have mastered the art of hyperbolic obfuscation, doublespeak, and âceasefiresâ as a component of military strategy.
Israel cannot afford to let its guard down.
Today the term âJerusalem Talmud,â has become more common. However, the synonymous names have been in concurrent use since the Geonic period (6th-11th centuries). (The Jewish Encyclopedia (1907), âTalmud.â) The sages who compiled it had fled to Tiberias, Caesarea, and Sepphoris from Jerusalem, where the Sanhedrin used to meet before. âŠď¸
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Yes, there have been many haters in the UN and i dont believe anything they say they recently just admitted the climate change thing was a scam.
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Is this the same place . Speaking of the burial place of Israel ( Jacob)
For his sons carried him into the land of Canaan, and buried him in the cave of the field of Machpelah, which Abraham bought with the field for a possession of a buryingplace of Ephron the Hittite, before Mamre.
Genesis 50 : 13
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That is the place. That is Hebron. To get there today, Jews can only go during safer times depending on the situation, and even then they go with guards and armored buses.
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No?
Funny there are a ton of reports to the contrary, Iâll just post one for brevity
but thatâs not
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Starving people mowed down when given aid/food?
Yes, and with conditions
So if weâre to respect Israel on any level should it not be the level Israel is itself supposed to obey?
Israeli military acknowledges firingâŚ
The evidence against Israel is far to overwhelming to deny, any denial is blindness
And I guess we just bear with you until the fulness 
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Nicely done, @musashiaharon . I have long argued just your points on other forums. The truth is found in the Bible, as so many things are, both big and small.
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In all fairness I can see how anything can be twisted to look One way or the other but honestly 6 million plus Jews were murdered by Hitler and over the mellinia many many more. All because they are Gods chosen people. I feel like any little bit of justice they dish out to any of those scumbags is a good deal.
Those people in Gaza chose for their ruling body HAMAS a terrorist organization they in essense were/are a entire large criminal family.
The people in GAZA are a people that NO one wanted thats why they are there . They are dispised by even other muslim blood thirsty countrys that border them. Thats why none of those countries gave a rats ass about those Gaza criminally complicite peoples dying . None of those countries blinked and eye . They arent wanted or liked by anyone on earth. And the nitwits that was protesting for them didnt even understand who those people really are. A group of terrorist and terrorist lovers
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Small windage correction to your comments. Gazans were given - complete and intact - the whole area in the hopes it would lead to peace. Instead they voted IN Hamas! These were their chosen leaders. Other arab nations have finally come to the realization that fighting against Israel is a losing proposition. They would rather make money. So they make peace instead of war. Only the Persia-backed animals continue the fight with Israel. WHY the âWestern worldâ would condemn Israel for their actions after the last massacre is anyoneâs guess. MY sense is that there is money somewhere there for the EU pigs. Now Trumpâs move against Venezuela, Persia, closing the "Straits of Hormel (per the meme of AOC!) have put paid on all that. Gaza will fall - just a matter of time. NATO is now pretty irrelevant, China AND the EU are pretty neutralized, and if Russia doesnât pay some attention, Putin will once again be embargoed and lose all that cash.
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I enjoy getting this opportunity
You must as well so I hope you can follow along as it is very very simple, Iâll be brief.
Biblically, Israel is more than a place; it is ultimately a people belonging to God.
Thatâs the brief part.
Extended but still brief,
At first, Israel is plainly meaning descendants of Jacob, living in a land, under a covenant, with tribes, borders, kings, temple, and law, then Jesus came wiped out the border and fulfilled the law.
The geographical land is not the deepest identity. Exile proves that. They can be out of the land and still be Israel.
Christians now are the nation of Israel from
period.
The deception was planted and planted very well, but the truth is out there is you seek it, Israel you think you now is a modern state formed by the Balfour Declaration which came from Britain in 1917.
Then the League of Nations formalized British administration through the Mandate for Palestine in 1922.
Then the UN later proposed partition in Resolution 181 in 1947.
Then Israel declared independence in 1948.1948 from the British Mandate for Palestine, after the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and the UN partition recommendation of 1947.
Again, to be brief, modern Israel came from the pits of hell and is antichrist.
To truly get a handle on it you need to let go everything you were taught, thatâs much easier if you view
and what I mean is God does things in His way, contrary to how you or I might do them, the best example is Jesus, and that is further shown with Jewish rejection of Him due to His not coming to kick ass as they expected.
So, start there, with Roman authority.
Jews expected that to be quashed, but, what happened instead is divine, think hard on this single point its repeated in many other themes, Jesus did defeat Rome but with submission, not might, we now have the Roman Catholic Church and that paradox is not accidental, the cross conquered the empire, but the empire also shaped the church that carried the cross.
Itâs a bit tricky, but Rome went quiet politically, not so much structurally.
A great deal of Roman order kept speaking through the church.
Stop and think very very hard on that.
Then think
To that end understand what the protestant reformation has to do with the modern creation of Israel, 1650âs early Protestant restorationist seed form. Cromwellâs 1656 readmission of Jews to England is tied to beliefs about Jewsâ role in the end times, and Puritans in England and New England were already connecting Jewish restoration with prophecy.
19th century: the idea is systematized and intensified through dispensationalism, especially via John Nelson Darby. Britannica identifies Darbyâs 19th-century dispensationalism as a major driving force behind later Christian Zionism.
see it yet? âCromwellâs 1656 readmission of Jews to Englandâ i.e. the crown, same crown that directed the Balford Declaration, then 1910sâ1920s being the real pulpit-ingestion phase.
Why that window?
Scofieldâs Reference Bible first appeared in 1909. That is the key entry point because it packaged dispensational notes directly alongside the biblical text, making the system easy for pastors and lay readers to absorb as they read Scripture.
So the protestant reformation is adultery is the most adulterated sense, it not only caused the second church schism it formed the recipe for the 3rd and current, a false Christianity, one where Christians fight, die and burn in hell for the antichrist willingly.
Now, before you curse and swear its not true, pray and study
If all this sounds too crazy just look where we are
Trump, US President bragging about his popularity amongst Israelis ?
Massey, robbed of his seat in KY ?
Its a new political landscape and its not America as you think, love and believe
deceiveth the whole world
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