Is Irish Left comparable with Nazi Ideology?

[yanshuf]

riadach

It was Islam that brought millions of jews to the middle east?

<was it?>

[Sonic_exyouth]

riadach



<was it?>

I believe he means "returned", and "to Yerushaláyim" as opposed to "middle east"

During the Crusades the first victims of the Christian armies were the Jews (in France, as it happens). When they arrived in Al Quds, they slauhtered all available jews and Muslims - banning jews from the kingdom entirely, and only allowing Muslims in as Serfs.

it ws not till the Jihadists kicked crusader ass that the Yahoodi's (AKA Mizrahi's) were allowed return to Al Quds and pray near Al Aqsa at the western wailing Buraq wall, a wall which is believed to be the last remnants of the 'Massacre of the innocents' King Herods temple, and is the 'qibla' of the jews

[Eorna]

But the problem remains that this artificial entity was parachuted in on top of a resident community who were never asked or consulted about it and who found that they were exiled to make way for an influx of people who were Jews and on that criteria alone. They were litrerally swamped with no regard whatever for their way of life or belief system.

It was immigration Hopi, it enriched both cultures, and enlivened every day living there, thank God for diversity and multi-culturalisim.

[Riadach]

riadach



<was it?>

Notice the question mark!

[yanshuf]

I need to repost this, as this is something the Irish Left is trying to ignore:
If what Israel is doing now is a massacre, how would you call these:

Jordan: in the year 1970 there were riots in the Hashemite kingdom, it was called since - Black September. King Hussein had enough of "Palestinian" terror, that was aimed at gaining control over the kingdom.

The main massacres took place inside refugee camps. According to estimates there were between 3000-5000 minimum, and according to Yasser Arafat there were between 10,000-25,000 dead.

The PLO, btw, called this a genocide also.

Syrian massacre in El-Hama. February 2nd, 1982, the Syrian army bombarded the town of Hama in order to quell a revolt by the Muslim Brotherhood. An estimated 7,000 to 25,000 people were killed.

In former Soviet republics there were civil unrests, that resulted in thousands dead.

In Iran thousands were killed, we still don't know the numbers, but there are estimates of tens of thousands of dead.

There are here some who seem to claim that Arab states including Hamas, should be free of criticism, and Israel should be criticised because of its democratic "pretension".

To sum it up, the Irish left is comprised of total hypocrites!!!

[FakeViking]

I need to repost this, as this is something the Irish Left is trying to ignore:
If what Israel is doing now is a massacre, how would you call these:

Jordan: in the year 1970 there were riots in the Hashemite kingdom, it was called since - Black September. King Hussein had enough of "Palestinian" terror, that was aimed at gaining control over the kingdom.

The main massacres took place inside refugee camps. According to estimates there were between 3000-5000 minimum, and according to Yasser Arafat there were between 10,000-25,000 dead.

The PLO, btw, called this a genocide also.

Syrian massacre in El-Hama. February 2nd, 1982, the Syrian army bombarded the town of Hama in order to quell a revolt by the Muslim Brotherhood. An estimated 7,000 to 25,000 people were killed.

In former Soviet republics there were civil unrests, that resulted in thousands dead.

In Iran thousands were killed, we still don't know the numbers, but there are estimates of tens of thousands of dead.

There are here some who seem to claim that Arab states including Hamas, should be free of criticism, and Israel should be criticised because of its democratic "pretension".

To sum it up, the Irish left is comprised of total hypocrites!!!

So these are the states you benchmark yourself against. Well done for highlighting that.

[jfk2008]

I do accept that the Jewish "people" constitute a "nation" and have as much right to a historical homeland as Irish people for example..

So if all the Palestinians around the world converted to Judaism they'd have a right of return to their historical homeland?

[yanshuf]

FakeViking:

So these are the states you benchmark yourself against. Well done for highlighting that.

So as Arabs and Muslims they are not supposed to act humanely. They behave as Arabs and Muslims! That's what you're saying.

As you said:

Well done for highlighting that.

[jfk2008]

A question for yanshuf or anyone else who knows about Israeli law:

Does the right of return to Israel apply to people who've converted to Judaism, or does it only apply to people of Jewish descent?

[yanshuf]

A question for yanshuf or anyone else who knows about Israeli law:

Does the right of return to Israel apply to people who've converted to Judaism, or does it only apply to people of Jewish descent?

I'm sure you can check it on the net.