The Enemy Is Already Here: A 'Palestinian' Flag Now Flies Over an American Town

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: burntheships

Hamas doesn't even represent half of the Palestinian population.

Sources range from 50+% to as much as 80+% support for hamas from palestinians.

a reply to: Threadbarer

I see what you did there.

Hamas uses human shields.
(reprehensible indefensible)

Israel needs to minimize casualties.
(but are failing) according to you.

How can you even begin to equate the two?

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: DBCowboy

Israel killed 34 Americans on June 8, 1967.

It's almost like holding an entire guilty for the actions of their government is silly.

God knows taking that position as an American is extremely ridiculous.

I agree. Why bring the heat on us this has been going on for thousands of years!?!? BUT! Hamas killing Israeli babies is akin to a toddler throwing a temper tantrum to get their way. We need big boy solutions and we need the rest of the world to act like big boys. So we need to spank that ass!!! Killing people isn't going to get you anywhere as far as a cause. Look at a timeline of the earths population and tell me what you think. WE'RE ANIMALS.

a reply to: burntheships

They're both leading to the deaths of thousands of civilians.

BACK on topic. . . .

So folks are okay with raising the flag of a "state" that has brutally killed Americans on a US government building.

'Kay.

Where were your ISIS, or Taliban flags when they were killing US troops?

Were are the palestinian pro hamas in the US calling for the liberation of the Americans they took hostage along with the Israelis
All they are good for is to call for violence, dead to Israel and inciting violence, that is what terrorist do, that is what is been protesting in the US with funding from socialist groups and who knows what other money they are getting from countries that sponsor terrorism.

The soo call protestors do not want to talk about where the funding is coming from, but guess what people is going to be exposed anyway.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Well it seems that the leftist philosophies infiltrating
education are now teaching how evil settler colonialism
is (that teaches this is The U.S. and Israel).

You see, we were taught that we colonized
the United States. It is now rebranded
"settler colonialism". Eeeevil!

We are therefore "settlers" and
they are teaching the same thing
about Israel.

Therefore we are the evil two
in the world singled out for hate.

Why didn't we raise the Afghani flag during our US war?

Not all Afghani's were taliban, so where was the virtue signaling then?

originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: DBCowboy

Well it seems that the leftist philosophies infiltrating
education are now teaching how evil settler colonialism
is (that is The U.S. and Israel).

You see, we were taught that we colonized
the United States. It is now rebranded
"settler colonialism". Eeeevil!

We are therefore "settlers" and
they are teaching the same thing
about Israel.

Therefore we are the evil two
in the world singled out for hate.

When are all these fine and wonderful folks going to give their lands back to the Native Americans?

a reply to: DBCowboy

As we know, none of it makes sense.

The term “settler colonialist” refers to a system of oppression in which a colonizing nation displaces and dispossesses a native or pre-existing population. It suggests the intention to replace or even eliminate an indigenous people.

www.ajc.org...

But this is hot stuff in the American hating universities.

Apparently they teach this in elementary school
too, so that all children are indoctrinated to think
America is bad and evil.

a reply to: burntheships

I've yet to see any university give its land back to Native Americans.

a reply to: burntheships

I vote for all the pro hamas loving palestinians in the US to be rounded up and air drop in Gaza where they can recolonize the region.

How about that, what in the hell they are doing in the US if they hate America soo much.

I am the only one that can see the irony.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: Klassified

So because children are brainwashed since birth it's okay to kill them?

Should we start rounding up all the skinheads in this country, and their kids, lining them up in front of a ditch and putting a bullet in their heads?

Children are children and when they're violently dying in the thousands there's no acceptable excuse.

You didn't seem to mind when Hamas was doing it to Jews.
You don't seem to mind that Hamas is still holding Jewish children and possibly American children as well.
Where is your outrage over that?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Why didn't we raise the Afghani flag during our US war?

Not all Afghani's were taliban, so where was the virtue signaling then?

It wasn't PC back then. Now it is.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Of course not, and you won't.

Trojan horse needed. Universities work as
perfect cover for the indoctrination.

It is pretty much parallel to these
terrorist sympathizers.


bdsmovement.net...

Once upon a time we had an FBI that would have warned
us about this, but now the evil Parent Teacher meetings
are the focus.




Oh, and Catholics!

a reply to: marg6043

This might get me in trouble, but there is a common
theme with the other subversive movements, such
as Antifa and BLM. It needs to be said, and The United
Nations is also in on it constantly condemning Israel.

They will soon be doing the same to The U.S.
with things like Climate Change and Vaccinations.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: DBCowboy

Israel killed 34 Americans on June 8, 1967.

It's almost like holding an entire guilty for the actions of their government is silly.

God knows taking that position as an American is extremely ridiculous.

point being: but what about the tangent

a reply to: Klassified
--Gotta get those 20 in...
Per the initial post: A flag being raised usually means the enemy's invasion has been successful over one's territory.

In this instance, I guess we need either to send in our domestic forces or call for help from Israel.

Hopefully, the matter will be settled quickly.

originally posted by: Klassified

When conservatives and other concerned Americans say, "The enemy is already here," believe them. This fact was made abundantly clear Tuesday when the town of North Andover, Massachusetts, allowed the "Palestinian" flag — AKA, the red, white, black, and green symbol of antisemitism — to be raised with the American flag on the common town flag pole.
What makes this whole farce worse is that the North Andover town council had passed a resolution in October restricting flag-flying to "governmental speech."

Video at source.
In fairness, they also flew Israel's flag right after the October 7 terrorist massacre, but that has now been replaced with the antisemitic Palestinian/Hamas flag...

In reaction to the ugly image, Rabbi Idan Irelander remarked, “It’s a big deal for us to see the Palestinian flag that many of us think represents the attempted genocide of the Jewish people. It basically represents Hamas, since they are the elected ruling party in Gaza.” That's putting it mildly.

As someone who supports Israel for secular reasons, not religious ideology, my question is, why is either flag being flown by local government in ANY American town?

But more pertinent at the moment is, why TF would you fly the flag of a group of people who have dedicated themselves and their people to the destruction of not only Israel, but the United States as well?

Pretty sure flying a flag of any kind on private property falls under first amendment. From what I can see, folks here are complaining about the same liberty that lets you paste a Let's Go Brandon sticker on your truck even if some types believe that's white supremacy and even Nazi propaganda. Still free speech, still protected. I don't like it but I know you take an inch and lose a mile in civil rights.

Personally it's useful to know exactly where the idiots live. Let their freak flag fly so I can see it miles away and plan a detour.

a reply to: TzarChasm

It was on a government building, if I am correct. . .