Israel vs. Palestine

[failos]

14 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Very gracious.

BTW, I met @CaliAngel at fanfest this year. Not as big of a knucklehead as we all think he is. 

Yeah I always knew it was an act

[Taylor]

2 minutes ago, failos said:

Yeah I always knew it was an act

Just like me. And you. And cals even.

[failos]

39 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Just like me. And you. And cals even.

[Make Angels Great Again]

22 hours ago, Taylor said:

 

Kamala embracing the Zionism. Good move imo

 

It's true. I read reports that they were also seen laughing maniacally while screaming "die, children!!"

[Redondo]

"I have a message for these protesters. When the tyrants of Tehran, who hang gays from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair, are praising, promoting and funding you, you have officially become Iran's useful idiots," Netanyahu said Wednesday.

"Some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming gays for Gaza. They might as well hold up signs saying ‘Chickens for KFC.’ These protesters chant ‘From the river to the sea.’ But many don't have a clue what river and what sea they're talking about."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-greets-netanyahu-mar-a-lago-says-world-war-iii-could-happen-harris-wins

[gotbeer]

Israeli strike on Gaza school killed 30 - health ministry

[gotbeer]

Golan Heights attack raises concerns of war between Israel and Hezbollah

[Redondo]

 

Children and teenagers among 12 dead in Golan Heights rocket attack that Israel blames on Hezbollah in a major escalation

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/27/middleeast/lebanon-israel-golan-strikes-intl-latam/index.html

[Taylor]

18 hours ago, Redondo said:

 

Children and teenagers among 12 dead in Golan Heights rocket attack that Israel blames on Hezbollah in a major escalation

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/27/middleeast/lebanon-israel-golan-strikes-intl-latam/index.html

Israel has been really transparent and up front lately, so we should believe them here.

[Jason]

1 hour ago, Taylor said:

Israel has been really transparent and up front lately, so we should believe them here.

At this point you can't believe much of anything coming out of the area.  

[Taylor]

32 minutes ago, Jason said:

At this point you can't believe much of anything coming out of the area.  

Yet the U.S. will continue enabling Israel’s actions based on what Israel says.

[Kotchman]

13 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Yet the U.S. will continue enabling Israel’s actions based on what Israel says.

Yes, we have no prior proof that Arab Muslims are violent. You should plan a vacation to one of the great Muslim nations 

[Redondo]

1 hour ago, Kotchman said:

Yes, we have no prior proof that Arab Muslims are violent. You should plan a vacation to one of the great Muslim nations 

He should visit Iran and see how they treat his wife

[Kotchman]

1 minute ago, Redondo said:

He should visit Iran and see how they treat his wife

She’s come back with a face mask and he’d have a sore ass

[gotbeer]

Both sides.

Children were main casualties in strikes in Gaza and near Israel's Northern border

[Kotchman]

3 hours ago, gotbeer said:

Both sides.

Children were main casualties in strikes in Gaza and near Israel's Northern border

I like how they say Israel seized the land in 1967. As if was minding their own business and the Jews robbed them in the night. 

[Amazing Larry]

Pfft. 

 

[notherhalo]

8 hours ago, Kotchman said:

Yes, we have no prior proof that Arab Muslims are violent. You should plan a vacation to one of the great Muslim nations 

Just landed in EWR a couple hours ago, sat next to two outgoing, friendly Kuwaiti girls who were getting their masters here on the plane.   They all really remember how US saved their ass from Saddam, spoke perfect English, talked a lot of nice things about how I would be welcomed in Kuwait City, but the only problem (they agree) is no alcohol. 

Doha also has that problem, I went there alone once and they followed me to my room to make sure I wasnt sneaking in some chicks for unmarried sex or something.  I said, well, fuck that and pulled up pornhub to get a bunch of scary warnings or something.   The food was good.   Dubai is really cool for like 24 hours, or if you have a ton of money. 

One day when I cant drink anymore, Ill go back and spend more time in these Arab joints.   

Me and the wife along with another couple did a whole tour driving around the Agean sea in Turkey.  The food is great, the people try to trick you for some tourist $$ every day but the beaches are really nice.  Oludeniz is a beach with clear water you can see all the way to the bottom.   Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt was cool.   I had a Ukrainian gf that I went with, and her friend was so tired of getting hit on she told all of them I was her husband also.    When talking to the Egyptian guy that worked there he told me, "Wow, two wives?  Its nice to see an American think progressively".

Astana was great, passport bros thankfully havent found out about it yet - very beautiful women, alcohol everywhere and cheap, but the OP talked about Arabs, they hate them.

[Amazing Larry]

2 minutes ago, notherhalo said:

Just landed in EWR a couple hours ago, sat next to two outgoing, friendly Kuwaiti girls who were getting their masters here on the plane.   They all really remember how US saved their ass from Saddam, spoke perfect English, talked a lot of nice things about how I would be welcomed in Kuwait City, but the only problem (they agree) is no alcohol. 

Doha also has that problem, I went there alone once and they followed me to my room to make sure I wasnt sneaking in some chicks for unmarried sex or something.  I said, well, fuck that and pulled up pornhub to get a bunch of scary warnings or something.   The food was good.   Dubai is really cool for like 24 hours, or if you have a ton of money. 

One day when I cant drink anymore, Ill go back and spend more time in these Arab joints.   

Me and the wife along with another couple did a whole tour driving around the Agean sea in Turkey.  The food is great, the people try to trick you for some tourist $$ every day but the beaches are really nice.  Oludeniz is a beach with clear water you can see all the way to the bottom.   Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt was cool.   I had a Ukrainian gf that I went with, and her friend was so tired of getting hit on she told all of them I was her husband also.    When talking to the Egyptian guy that worked there he told me, "Wow, two wives?  Its nice to see an American think progressively".

Astana was great, passport bros thankfully havent found out about it yet - very beautiful women, alcohol everywhere and cheap, but the OP talked about Arabs, they hate them.

Cool story bro. So glad we spent billions on that shit.

[Kotchman]

17 minutes ago, notherhalo said:

Just landed in EWR a couple hours ago, sat next to two outgoing, friendly Kuwaiti girls who were getting their masters here on the plane.   They all really remember how US saved their ass from Saddam, spoke perfect English, talked a lot of nice things about how I would be welcomed in Kuwait City, but the only problem (they agree) is no alcohol. 

Doha also has that problem, I went there alone once and they followed me to my room to make sure I wasnt sneaking in some chicks for unmarried sex or something.  I said, well, fuck that and pulled up pornhub to get a bunch of scary warnings or something.   The food was good.   Dubai is really cool for like 24 hours, or if you have a ton of money. 

One day when I cant drink anymore, Ill go back and spend more time in these Arab joints.   

Me and the wife along with another couple did a whole tour driving around the Agean sea in Turkey.  The food is great, the people try to trick you for some tourist $$ every day but the beaches are really nice.  Oludeniz is a beach with clear water you can see all the way to the bottom.   Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt was cool.   I had a Ukrainian gf that I went with, and her friend was so tired of getting hit on she told all of them I was her husband also.    When talking to the Egyptian guy that worked there he told me, "Wow, two wives?  Its nice to see an American think progressively".

Astana was great, passport bros thankfully havent found out about it yet - very beautiful women, alcohol everywhere and cheap, but the OP talked about Arabs, they hate them.

I don’t disagree there are spots Americans can enjoy for a very short period of time with extreme caution. Most of the governments you mention pay a heavy ransom to avoid terror attacks against tourists etc. a single woman would have a much different experience than you as a male. That said if you’re going to spend extended time in those countries you better work and live in an area for xpats. 
 
My point to Taylor was these savages would cut his head off in most Muslim nations. The black Muslim nations are even more dangerous  

 

[arch stanton]

I've spent a lot of time in the Arab world and met people from different sectors of the society. The wealthy Arabs want very much to be able to travel to Europe and the US without being regarded as pariahs. They are educated and well mannered and even if they don't drink and party they can blend in while abroad. The upper middle class level are the ones who travel around and look out of place and still have their women dressed as ninjas even at Disneyland and have their young men hitting on everything that moves.

The reason the expats stay in expat areas within the countries is that the cultures just don't mesh. They don't like our music, they don't like our sports, and they can't drink without getting stupid drunk. But in every country here there are underground clubs and parties and western compounds where we do what we want.

As far as danger, I haven't really felt any of that tension here since I returned in 2013. It was definitely there in the 00's but it's not really present anymore.

In every country there are still asshole imams that preach death to the west and have a following of young men but it seems like they hacked off enough heads to make them hesitant to act against us and they're working toward taming the rogue mosques. Just like their calendar says, it's the year 1445 here. It's taking some time but they're slowly entering the 20th century. Hopefully they get to the 21st before it ends

[Kotchman]

10 minutes ago, arch stanton said:

I've spent a lot of time in the Arab world and met people from different sectors of the society. The wealthy Arabs want very much to be able to travel to Europe and the US without being regarded as pariahs. They are educated and well mannered and even if they don't drink and party they can blend in while abroad. The upper middle class level are the ones who travel around and look out of place and still have their women dressed as ninjas even at Disneyland and have their young men hitting on everything that moves.

The reason the expats stay in expat areas within the countries is that the cultures just don't mesh. They don't like our music, they don't like our sports, and they can't drink without getting stupid drunk. But in every country here there are underground clubs and parties and western compounds where we do what we want.

As far as danger, I haven't really felt any of that tension here since I returned in 2013. It was definitely there in the 00's but it's not really present anymore.

In every country there are still asshole imams that preach death to the west and have a following of young men but it seems like they hacked off enough heads to make them hesitant to act against us and they're working toward taming the rogue mosques. Just like their calendar says, it's the year 1445 here. It's taking some time but they're slowly entering the 20th century. Hopefully they get to the 21st before it ends

There is an argument many of the most radical and worst Muslims moved to Europe. They’re stabbing and assaulting women like the days of Mohammed there. 

[Taylor]

 

 

[Blarg]

33 minutes ago, Taylor said:

 

 

Headley Lamarr hired Jews!

[Taylor]

12 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Headley Lamarr hired Jews!

I’ve noticed your go-to response to Israel being exposed as evil is to make a joke.