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This terrible situation has sadly opened up my eyes to how much anti semitism still exists in the world. For the first time in my life I truly understand, as a Jew, why we always stress to never forget the Holocaust. It is shocking to me how blind some people are when Hamas and the other terrorist groups have never been shy about telling you exactly what their mission is. Israel is not fighting for land. Israel is fighting for its right to exist. If they had a button to kill every Israeli and Jew worldwide they would push it without thinking twice. And then they would go country by country killing anyone who did not want to convert to Islam and abide by sharia law. THAT is what Israel is fighting against. It's ultimately for our benefit as Americans too - perhaps they deserve a little less criticism and a little more thanks and support!>>
Exactly, Popular.
Phantom is a fire-starter, pay no attention to whoever that is. Let's just pray no one of non-discerning brain power pays attention, either (which, worldwide, is half the battle because they DO believe s**t like that).
Popular--after 9/11, I remember an editorial that ran in a national publication--I can't remember which one. It was basically a piece saying that if Israel didn't exist in the first place, the world's angst would have been directed at the U.S. long before 9/11, precisely because the extremists of the world--the "few bad apples ruining it for the whole bunch" that they are--have always been on a mission to simply make everybody Muslim.
I wonder what would happen if they succeeded. They/we would all kill each other. THEN what kind of world would there be? One with no people in it. Idiots. Why don't they all kill themselves now, go to their 72 virgins apiece if that's what they think, and leave the rest of us to living happy, peaceful, productive lives.
"There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had the practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." --Alice in Wonderland