Comments by "Ralph Bernhard" (@ralphbernhard1757) on "Vox" channel.

  1. Back when I was a kid, when we all fought about the same toy, my wise mother used come and take it from BOTH of us...and [hint, hint] there was peace...
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  2. Meanwhile, in a refugee camp inhabited by the 700,000 forcibly evicted Palestinians....
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  3. ra bababa Oh really. Now, imagine Muslims start buying up land in London, with a CLEAR agenda to slowly displace the local population, and a political objective to call out a caliphate as soon as they are the majority ....and if there are protests, the Muslims start setting up control posts, armed protection, secret instigators.... Yes. Just imagine... Because that is what you see here.
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  4. Sebastian Alba Oh you mean like the crook who robs the bank, and then people saying "poor boy, must have had a difficult childhood"?
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  5. Christopher Beatty Uhm....the Bible? You know, "Philistines"? Sodom? Gomorrah? Ring a bell?
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  6. Serbian Conspiracy What makes you think one version of "fairy tale'' is better than another version of "fairy tale"?
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  7. Jared Thibodaux A bit rich coming from the invader. In 1919, floods of...hint, hint..."imgrunts and refgees" poured in, and proclaimed themselves boss. Guess the locals didn't like it....
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  8. Roberto Augusto Gómez Loenzo Yup. Navajo in dusty dry reservations are probably watching, thinking: "Now what does this remind me of?"
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  9. Sebastian Alba Yes, it is ironical that a people who once complained about a state confiscating their property throughout the 1930s, based on the laws of that country (Germany), now live in a state which confiscates the property of other people, based on the laws of that country (Israel)... https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2016/10/israel-confiscate-palestinian-lands-absentee-abandoned.html
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  10. Yup. The old "jaywalking oppression trick" of a police state...
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  11. Arrogance of power?
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  12. The video is 7 years old, Einstein.
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  13. Pallywood Lies Debunked LOL...no. It was actually a historical term. The British also used "Palestine" for the land west of the Jordan River....
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  14. There are more Jews now than there were in 1939. Some "genocide," genius...
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  15. Razorback1, ...others are already scheming an eternal war, fighting for Eretz Israel. If you don't know what that means, I suggest google... Thank you for your support: those Lebensraum dreamers surely appreciate your propaganda effort.
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  16. Alexander S ...because after WW2 (Nuremberg) "wars of conquest" are illegal. It is THE LAW. Laws are not a "shopping list" from which one can cherry pick favorites.
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  17. Sebastian Alba Money creates the means and incentives for people without moral values...
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  18. Spot the imperialist...
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  19. And?
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  20. henrikhansen LOL. Arabs had lived in the Levant for hundreds of years. They had different religions, but have a common genetic code. You are falling for a simple propaganda trick. Confusing terminology.
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  21. Wars of conquest are against international law.
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  22.  @elitren6423  It was. That "preemptive" part is a lie. Your leaders knew that there were no plans to attack Israel. They fooled the world into thinking that Israel was "just in time".
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  23. Trump only likes illegal immigrants who are not caught. That's why he likes Melania...
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  24.  @yshrenianknight2516  lol Go back to 1919, when mass immigration of Europeans started to the Levant. Do you like mass immigration?
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  25. chained2it I can't possibly respond to ALL of that, but here goes: You obviously don't understand "cause and effect". If a "cause" doesn't have have "an effect" then its not causality. So a jungle pigmy knocking in the head of another jungle pigmy in Papua Neu Guinea doesn't EFFECT world politics. Nothing which happened in the Levant in the years previous to 1919 had ANYTHING to do with Zionism. There was No connection between what happened in the Ottoman Empire, and Zionists dreaming up their Israel. Get it? No causality. However, if I turn on my TV tonight, and watch world events (Arab terrorism) the that IS an EFFECT of mass immigration of Jews to the Levant from 1919 on. The locals were not asked (politically disenfranchised) and fought back against the WHITES they saw coming on boats. They did not WANT a "colonial master". It was the START of resistance to foreign meddling, which continued UNINTERRUPTED until today = causality.
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  26. chained2it You are confusing two terms: 'Historicity' and 'Causality'. In order for something to be 'causal', there MUST be a connection between and action, and the resulting events. The one that comes first, MUST cause the next in the chain of events. (Note, not to be confused with 'correlation') So when you write "500 years ago Muslims dominated the globe (actually it was the Med and ME, Central Asia)..". My answer is: nice, there are some ruins and buildings I can visit... (In other words, NOTHING a Muslim did 500 years ago in Spain, or North Africa, has ANY bearing on world events today) Muslim domination of the Med, etc. ENDED at the end of WW1. NO causal effects.
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  27. chained2it Yes. A FLOOD of white immigration (Jews) to the Levant from 1919 on. Not before. These were seen as people who came to DOMINATE, not share. Therefore, resistance. "Flood" in relative terms. Compare the total population.... https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-and-non-jewish-population-of-israel-palestine-1517-present ...to the number of immigrants... https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-immigrantion-to-palestine-1919-1941 That was a 1-3% per annum. Imagine 500,000 to 1,500,000 immigrants coming into GB EVERY YEAR. Note here. These immigrants come as self-proclaimed MASTERS, not to share. What would Brits do?
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  28. Alexander S LOL. No, when Jordan annexed the West Bank, that was similarly criticised and considered illegal at the time... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordanian_annexation_of_the_West_Bank Please read...
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  29. The League was a failure, since the overwhelming majority of the founding members were either colonial powers, or dependent nations, all with vested interests in carving up the world...not the best foundation for...ahem...stability and peace...
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  30. This is very one-sided. Not a single mention of James "not an inch further East NATO" Baker promising no NATO expansion into the ex-Soviet sphere of influence ...
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  31. White Europeans have nothing to do with Palestine or the entire Levant, so there goes your entire argument....
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  32. richard brooks Nope. Not really. It was an Israeli war of aggression, and against international law. It was a classical "land grab", and the often repeated "narrative" is a hoax. https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium.MAGAZINE-israel-deceived-the-world-in-67-and-paid-the-price-in-73-1.5479696
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  33. CJ White LOL. In the ME it ACTUALLY started in 1919, when hordes of whites arrived proclaiming to be the boss of a new colony they wanted to settle in. Before that. Nope. No major issues during the 400 year Ottoman rule...
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  34. LOL, no. He was bragging about misusing his status to PUSH himself on women.
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  35. Woody Stemms Yup...Lebensraum in the east... "From the Nile to the Euphrat", as their "God" promised them. The ideologically indoctrinated, and their ignorant supporters, are mankind's biggest scourge...
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  36.  @TheBullDozer703  Says who?
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  37.  @TheBullDozer703  Oh cool. Sounds so... em, em...like imperialism.
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  38. Traia Ties The Crimea is predominantly inhabited by Russians, who don't mind Moscow/Russia taking over. That means there is no or little local opposition...no uprisings, no terrorism, no angry locals throwing stones at "occupation forces"... So. Fine by me. I'm happy if the locals are happy....
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  39. Oh, and BTW. If my country's warmongering leaders ever came to me saying we should declare war on Russia, I'd show them the big fat middle finger....
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  40. Great script. When is the movie coming out?
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  41. Sword of Pendragon Yup..
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  42. Union of sore losers...
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  43. Georg Bush: "I'm gonna set the bar really really really low..." Trump: "Hold my golf clubs..." Obama: "Well, I raised the bar and it's going to be hard to beat..." Sanders: "Hold my sweat-soaked handkerchief..."
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  44. Looks like the adversaries have discovered the steel warrior's clay feet....
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  45. I bet he has clean drinking water. I'm sure US tax payers in Flint Michigan are not amused....
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  46. Yup...the superhuman infallible "dear leader" who always knows best...what can possibly go wrong?
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  47. Yup. God instructed his followers not to steal. Apparently, they are being naughty and not listening again. Just like the last time God abandoned them...
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  48. How America became a superpower? Geography. Any questions?
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  49.  @yshrenianknight2516  "My country" is always what the people who live there decide for themselves, without outside meddling or interference. The best way to determine that, was by democratic means, for example voting for representation, or direct plebiscite. You can try, but you won't find a single historical example of people arguing about borders, when these borders were a result of mutual agreement. Violence is guaranteed if one side imposes borders on the others. Nobody likes to get swamped by immigration. Where do you live? Throughout the 1920s and 1930s something like 400,000 Europeans came to Palestine which had an indigenous population of around 600,000 people. Imagine you lived in GB (pop. 60 mil) and about 40 million immigrants come in 20 - 30 years without asking the people who already lived there....
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  50.  @amireinav1  It is not correct to generalize about "what the Palestinians want", as it is also not correct to generalize about "what the Israelis want". There are different people on both sides who want different things, and need i remind of your own ultra right wing, and their "God promised Eretz Israel"... Needless to say that in the early-1990s there was a realistic attempt at peace, but the issue remained East Jerusalem, overwhelmingly Palestinian inhabited, which Israel refused to give in to (still the PLO and Arafat at the time). That train has departed. Today there is no realistic chance for peace.
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