Comments by "Scented-leaf Pelargonium" (@scented-leafpelargonium3366) on "BBC Question Time Guest questions mainstream Palestine narratives" video.

@trevorhoward7682 You'll find a lot of rants in Ireland, with no room for any other view.
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@russingersoll5761 Well they're the darlings of the Irish. Whilst they despise the earthly kinfolk of the Jewish Messiah for Whom they have built churches all across Ireland! 🙃
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@mastery7901 : Well they know all about launching terrorist attacks on civilian populations as they did in my home town. They share the same hatred & one-sidedness. 🙃
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 @habibm19 And champions of bombing British infrastructure in civilian neighbourhoods.
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@matthewspry4217 Jesus Christ was a Jew born in Israel. The day His cousins the Arabs chose to attack and kill Jews was the date of His circumcision in the Hebrew calendar. 🙃
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@Stephen-lx9nm Some of the Jews know what it is like to be murdered by people who hate them. So the Irish are justified in killing and maiming by terrorism and supporting others who do the same by the logic you put forth? Strange how so many Irish choose to live in that hated colonial power of England and even becoming newscasters for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) instead of the Irish broadcaster RTE! I find some Irish to be hypocritical. ☘
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@whitehorses460 Yes, so that's why they shouldn't get involved in other conflicts as they are too inflammatory and one-sided. 🙃
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@brettmanuk2960 There is no "middle path" as history attests. Rather than bringing peace, religion all too often divides and brings conflict so it does the opposite of what it is supposed to bring. Just look at how many denominations are in Christendom alone, hardly a symbol of unity. They all disagree and disagree very well. You may not be a hater, but those who claim to know and follow God are not all lovers either. That's also why Jews don't embrace Christianity. Too many Christians have killed them in the sign of the Cross during Crusades, Inquisitions, persecutions and pogroms, culminating in the Holocaust in enlightened Christian Europe. ✝️
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@brettmanuk2960 Do you mean that history is being made at this time, or do you mean that history can be falsified and "created" by those who wish to manipulate it? For instance denying Judea its actual name and re-naming it by the non-name "West Bank" in order to obscure any link to the Jews after which the territory is named, or the fact that the Arabs claim the name "Palestinian" as their own when there is no letter "P" in their alphabet? Yes, history is often "created." It's called history revisionism, and it's something the Arabs and the Irish have in common, as well as promoting terrorism of course. This is surely that time...
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@user-hi4nm6fo2r : That was hardly depth.
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