Comments by "GTW" (@gtw4546) on "Amnesia of Causality in the Geopolitics of the Middle East - A New Mind Malady (THE SAAD TRUTH_1610)" video.

  1. You don’t have to be dragged down to their level to fight back. "A" attacks civilians, elderly, infirm, and young children without announcing their intentions, takes hostages and gang-rapes the females no matter how young. B uses overwhelming force to primarily target the perpetrators and rescue the hostages ATTEMPTING to minimize civilian deaths by telling non-combatants to evacuate the area and giving them time to do so but won’t let the perpetrators use civilians as human shields. That isn’t “two wrongs making a right” but protecting the innocent from being victimized. Appeasing evil only leads to more evil. Sometimes you MUST fight back.
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  2.  @mllesamedi84  Settling in other countries is very different from returning to your ancestral lands.
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  3. No, but there are plenty of people who will create a false narrative by limiting the time frame to only the past 100 years. Look into the history of Islam and how it deals with the Kafir (non-Muslims) and what has become of areas that once belonged to Christians and Jews and other religions. Much of the Middle East was gained by Muslims through hostile takeover. Jews were simply returning to their land, but that was a black eye to the Muslims who want to revive the caliphate. Incidently, it was the Islamic caliphate that was only abolished 100 years ago - which allowed people to finally risk going back to their homelands.
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  4. No, this situation will never be resolved if we REFUSE to properly consider all the history that led up to this moment. To pick a starting point that serves an agenda creates a false narrative and leads to injustice. @doodle1983 
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