So you are anti-semitic....

[DodgyAgent]

Are you really so stupid .

I take it you're new here

[Fungus]

Are you really so stupid to believe that the Israeli/arab conflict is nothing more than a few locals out on a Friday night looking for a fight? This is a battle between the Americans and muslims. Do not underestimate the muslims you silly spoilt little english wally.

Where did that "nothing more than a few locals out on a Friday night looking for a fight?" rubbish come from?

Feck off you ignorant racist Muslim twat.

[Fungus]

I take it you're new here

I might be the butt of your comment but if gave me a laff.

[DodgyAgent]

I might be the butt of your comment but if gave me a laff.

dont worry fungus I will sort this troll out

[sasguru]

Are you really so stupid to believe that the Israeli/arab conflict is nothing more than a few locals out on a Friday night looking for a fight? This is a battle between the Americans and muslims. Do not underestimate the muslims you silly spoilt little english wally.

Muslims, and Arabs, in particular need to drag themselves into the 21st Century. And the Muslims are not being underestimated. It's just that the damage they can do is limited. They may kill thousands of people but cannot cause the failure of the Western system, whereas the Americans can nuke whichever country they want back to the Stone Age. Which is why they won't let Iran build a nuke.

It's ironic that Arab countries have still not figured out why they are weak. It's because they are not rational anymore. What a betrayal of the great Islamic heritage as I have mentioned in another thread.

Next ....

[Fungus]

Muslims, and Arabs, in particular need to drag themselves into the 21st Century. And the Muslims are not being underestimated. It's just that the damage they can do is limited. They may kill thousands of people but cannot cause the failure of the Western system, whereas the Americans can nuke whichever country they want back to the Stone Age. Which is why they won't let Iran build a nuke.

It's ironic that Arab countries have still not figured out why they are weak. It's because they are not rational anymore. What a betrayal of the great Islamic heritage as I have mentioned in another thread.

Next ....

Quite. If the Arab nations were democracies with effective economies, then they would have had the military might and organisation to crush Israel in 1967. In fact, Israel would not even have survived the 1948 War of Independence. But they are tulipey dictatorships.

[Dundeegeorge]

More to the point

they are tulipey dictatorships propped up by petrodollars.
I long for the day when we ditch oil as the main energy source and we can watch as the whole middle east plunges back into the stone age (not that they've far to go, with the one shining exception being Israel (tongue in cheek honestly))

[John Galt]

[QUOTE=Chico]and you call yourself a Christian? No chance. You are as much a christian as Adolf Hitler was!!!

Who are you talking too

[AlfredJPruffock]

Having recently decied to research the issue of the Jewish homeland I came across the book by Arthur Koestler The Thirteenth tribe.

Koestler is a Jew himself.

It would appear that the vast majority of Jewish people, those who call themselves 'Ashkenazi' Jews, have no connection to the land of Palestine/Israel at all.

The Ashkenazi come from a country once known as Khazaria in southern Russia and the Caucasus, not the land they have used the Biblical texts to lay claim to.

Since Israel's support among millions of American Christians is founded on a concept that God had bequeathed territory to a biblical "tribe" of Oriental Middle Eastern Jews, it becomes ironic to learn from Koestler's research, that most Jews today are neither hereditary natives from the "holy land" nor any other eastern tribe.

What does the panel think?

[sasguru]

Having recently decied to research the issue of the Jewish homeland I came across the book by Arthur Koestler The Thirteenth tribe.

Koestler is a Jew himself.

It would appear that the vast majority of Jewish people, those who call themselves 'Ashkenazi' Jews, have no connection to the land of Palestine/Israel at all.

The Ashkenazi come from a country once known as Khazaria in southern Russia and the Caucasus, not the land they have used the Biblical texts to lay claim to.

Since Israel's support among millions of American Christians is founded on a concept that God had bequeathed territory to a biblical "tribe" of Oriental Middle Eastern Jews, it becomes ironic to learn from Koestler's research, that most Jews today are neither hereditary natives from the "holy land" nor any other eastern tribe.

What does the panel think?

But how did these people from Russia become Jews? Were they converted? Or is it that they moved to russia from the Middle East?