Dem Shekels

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

We have no idea what the numbers are in Gaza. Palestine and other Muslim countries are known to fabricate 'facts'.

We have never seen Holocaust but we don't consider it fabricate 'facts'. Are you a holocaust denier"The first casualty of war is the truth. "?

Palestine declared war on Israel when they ended the last ceasefire on Oct. 7

I have never heard of a peace treaty. Palestinian civilians suffer from seizing their land and expansion of illegal settlements everyday.

a reply to: Mawdano

We were warned just last week about possible terror attacks thru the US! I've got two cities on the watch out list near me.

San Diego and LA. I got a boyfriend out in the desert with a fast desert vehicle if something goes off and people swarm out of the cities, worst case, because all I can do is stay prepped.

Proximity to Mexico and the porous SW border makes me more worried than normal.

I wonder what US has done over and above the security measures already proven to be woefully inadequate?

Here's the problem with possible terror warnings: you don't know enough about where and when to do much to stop them

For example: we had plenty of buzz that something was going to happen to the US and hijacked planes before 9/11. Should we have cancelled all air traffic to prevent it when we didn't know where and when? Even if when, then where is a huge question as well.

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels


Well, at least keep some soldiers ready to help in case something went wrong. That is in case the Israeli government cares about Jews.


It took hours for the stunned military to respond and send troops to counter-attack, a chaotic response that foreshadowed the government’s dysfunction.

Some government ministers have been blocked by residents from visiting attacked communities and others have been screamed at while visiting the wounded at hospitals.
www.pbs.org...

a reply to: Mawdano

You aren't making much sense. Sorry.

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

Sure, bring up the point that you disagree with, so that I could respond.

a reply to: Mawdano

It took us a very long time to respond to 9/11. The POTUS was kept in the air until nightfall.

It took us a very long time to respond to Pearl Harbor.

Im not sure what your point is.

Conspiracy theory or victim blaming?

I smell the latter.

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

Well, I mean in case you had "prior knowledge" of an attack, the bare minimum a government could do is to keep a military unit ready.

It took us a very long time to respond to Pearl Harbor.

I'm not sure someone called US government before the attack, and told them there is an imminent military attack on USA.

I smell the latter.

I cannot help you with nasal problems

a reply to: Mawdano

So terrified, traumatized people are emoting??? Say it isn't so!

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

I agree, the Israeli government is a hopeless case.

a reply to: Mawdano

No, they had this thing called radar, that wasnt trusted yet and apparently went unnoticed.

No intelligence community has a crystal ball. And Intelligence failures are not evidence they were planned to 'fail'.

Incomplete information, and human error. These are the sh!t that happens.

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

I don't agree, I think former Israel border control officer has something to say about this at 2:32

a reply to: Mawdano

Arent most these days?

Palestine is pretty much rubbish when it comes to self governing too.

a reply to: Mawdano

Its a madhouse, if you listen to the entire video you posted.

I say let Allah sort them out.

a reply to: MoreCoyoteAngels

I agree, it's a total chaos

a reply to: 19Bones79

I call bullpucky, if they wanted to, all they need to do is slant drill or angle drill under Gaza for the oil and gas. That strip isn’t that big to do it.

Commence the Kvetching a reply to: 19Bones79

a reply to: tanstaafl

I relation to your comment as to where the River to The Sea came from. Here is a reference paper as written by a Palestine historian. It also lends credence that your prophecy narrative as published here on ATS is false.

The Conversation

A pro-Palestinian activist in the U.K. Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images

‘From the river to the sea’ – a Palestinian historian explores the meaning and intent of scrutinized slogan

The 1993 signing of the Oslo Accords led many to believe that a two-state solution was just around the corner.

But as hopes for a two-state solution dimmed, some Palestinians returned to the idea of a single, democratic state from the river to the sea.

Meanwhile, Hamas picked up the slogan, adding the phrase “from the river to the sea” to its 2017 revised charter. The language was part of Hamas’ broader efforts to gain legitimacy at the expense of its secular rival, Fatah, which was seen by many as having failed the Palestinian people.

Today, broad swaths of Palestinians still favor the idea of equality. A 2022 poll found strong support among Palestinians for the idea of a single state with equal rights for all.

Me thinks you need to read the Oslo accord and not the in my opinion Accord.

a reply to: 38181

And the thought of sabotage never crossed your mind did it?

a reply to: Lysergic

I can see Fraulein in Austin Powers shouting the order.

originally posted by: 19Bones79
a reply to: 38181

And the thought of sabotage never crossed your mind did it?

I don’t know what you mean by that.