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Botragelad: 10:54am On Mar 16
Originalsly:


There seems to be a comprehension problem ... or you mistakenly quoted me. Your response has absolutely nothing to do with my comment you quoted.
Your previous response had absolutely nothing to do with my initial statement! đŸ€·đŸŒ
Botragelad: 10:36am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


We meet again Botragelad.
I am here exposing your falsifications of facts.
One post at a time.😂
Do take a look at the comments. And, of course, note the responses you've received thus far.

Does it appear, even remotely, that you're uncovering or exposing anything? đŸ€Ł

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Botragelad: 10:26am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


First you accused me falsely of being a BOT now you are following me around reading all my comments.
Dont piggyback on other peoples questions, feel free to express yourself and ask your own questions.
Thanks for being fan 😂😂😂😂 !!!
Who accused you of being a bot? 😂
Malali, you are on my thread. Lol
Botragelad: 10:25am On Mar 16
Originalsly:


What's the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter? If the Fumani herdsmen invade and occupy your ancestral land ... and you decide to attack them by any means necessary .... poisoning their cows ... shooting them with home made guns etc .... my question to you ... should you be labeled a terrorist? If the herdsmen counter attack ... shooting some of your family with AKs etc .... would it be right for someone to say you got what you deserve because you should not have attacked the herdsmen?

If you can ...put your emotions in check and post a direct answer to the two questions based on the scenario.

I dare you. It is your right to pretend you didn't read this ... or choose not to respond. I'll understand.

@ topic. Another proxy war loading. The Houthis is not the target .... it's Iran. It's not the US that wants a war with Iran .. it's Israel. Israel controls the US and gets them to fight their wars.

I suggest you search You Tube for Why are we fighting Netanyahu's War? by Professor Jeffrey Sachs . FYI ..Sachs has a history of being directly involved in crucial government to government negotiations and discussions. This is the most I can do ...share a source of information that is likely off your grid....and hopefully you can have a wider perspective of what is really happening in that part of the world
When did Israel ever do any of that?

Are you quite certain you're ing things correctly? I distinctly recall it was Hamas and the so-called Palestinians who brought this upon themselves on October 7. One would think it's only reasonable for Israel to take defensive measures, wouldn't you agree? Are yoy suggesting Israel should simply tolerate such attacks?

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Botragelad: 10:10am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


Your argument is based on many misconceptions and oversimplifications that do little to address the complexities of the situation at hand. Let me break this down:
1. Assumption of Religious War:
You’re quick to label the Houthis as extremists and terrorists simply because they are Muslims, but this is a gross oversimplification. The Houthis are fighting a political and territorial battle. This is not some grand Islamic religious war, especially since they have been fighting Saudi Arabia, another Muslim-majority country. This is not a Yoruba vs. Igbo issue, but rather one rooted in regional power struggles, economic exploitation, and historical grievances. If Lagos fought Enugu over unresolved issues, no one would call it a “Yoruba vs. Igbo” war—similarly, the conflict in Yemen is a fight for autonomy and survival, not religious supremacy.
2. Firing Ballistic Missiles from Civilian Areas:
You question the logic of firing ballistic missiles when resources are scarce. But let’s be real: when a group is under siege and outgunned, what do you expect them to do? The Houthis don’t have access to the same level of sophisticated military technology that their adversaries, like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, possess. The fact that they resort to such tactics speaks more to their desperation and survival instincts than to any notion of “fundamentalism.” Morality isn’t about firing missiles; it’s about recognizing that their survival is at stake. They are not fighting for supremacy—they’re fighting for their very existence in the face of overwhelming external aggression. You speak of “prioritizing the life of your people,” but you’re ignoring the fact that they are prioritizing their people by resisting invasion and occupation.
3. “If the West Wanted to Wipe Them Out
”:
The idea that the West could wipe out the Houthis in days is naive and shows your lack of understanding of the complexity of the conflict. The intent of the West has been to undermine and destabilize the region, not to wipe out the Houthis. The Houthis are resilient, and this isn’t a game where one side just folds under a few airstrikes. You claim the Houthis would do the same if they had superior power. But let’s : they are not the ones invading foreign countries—they are defending their land from external forces. And let’s not forget: the Houthis are not just “terrorists” because you say so. They’re resistance fighters to foreign intervention, and calling them terrorists simplifies the situation in a way that serves no one’s interests.
4. Gaza and Borders:
Your comparison between Gaza and Nigeria is a weak attempt to undermine the reality of Gaza’s situation. Palestinians don’t just face walls built by Israel—they face a comprehensive blockade that restricts their freedom of movement, commerce, and access to basic needs like food and medicine. To compare this to a border between Nigeria and Cameroon completely misses the point. The Palestinians are trapped, and their situation is far worse than a simple border dispute. The walls around Gaza include Egypt, sure, but they are controlled by Israel. Egypt has its own political reasons for being complicit, but that doesn’t erase the fact that the blockade is largely an Israeli policy. So, let’s not pretend this is as simple as you make it sound.
5. Civilization vs. “Terrorists”:
Your sweeping statement that “civilization will win” and “the Zionists will win” is deeply flawed. The fight isn’t as black and white as you present it. The Houthis and their allies are not terrorists; they are people fighting for self-determination in the face of massive external intervention. Zionism doesn’t represent “civilization”—it represents a political ideology that has led to displacement, violence, and apartheid. You can’t just throw around like “civilization” to justify a position without critically examining the oppression and suffering on the other side.

Your argument is rooted in reductive thinking, and it seems like you’re desperate to fit this conflict into a simple narrative of good versus evil. It doesn’t work that way. The reality is far more complex, and if you truly want to understand this, you need to step back and examine the history, the geopolitical dynamics, and the human suffering that fuels this resistance. The Houthis and the Palestinians are not terrorists—they are people fighting for their lives and sovereignty. So, before you go around calling them “terrorists,” maybe take a hard look at who the true oppressors are in these situations.
Mordecai, it's quite clear that the guy you're engaging with can't express himself! I mean, who on earth would bother copying answers without even taking the trouble to the utter rubbish they're pasting?

The parts he's copied aren't even remotely relevant to your original point, nor do they address the concerns you've raised. It's amusing, really, to see someone so utterly devoid of independent thought!😂😂

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Botragelad: 7:01am On Mar 16
madridguy:
The Houthis are moral resistance force and won't go low attacking civilians. Their mission is clear, no age for ships going for genocide mission.

It's bloody obvious when an Islamist is talking, isn't it? You're a prime example, repeating Islamic propaganda over and over! 😂😂

Houthis have been firing missiles at civilian ships heading to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and other places. Were there no civilians on board, or did they just magically disappear?

You say blocking trade routes saves lives, but how's that working out for Yemen? The humanitarian crisis has gone from bad to worse under the Houthis' watch. Brilliant strategy. Lol

I reckon you must be pretty young, because you seem to have forgotten that the Houthis fired rockets into Saudi cities, used civilians as human shields (just like Hamas), and their slogan is literally "death to Jews." Still think they're moral, do you?

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Botragelad: 6:37am On Mar 16
madridguy:
Small boy working for coward idf, as you can see you violated the peace agreements, your senior brothers ships will start sinking beneath the red sea now.

Brilliant! More dead bodies of terrorists in Gaza for your Islamic friends to count, and we'll have a competition to see who can shed the most tears! 😂😂

You think Hamas and the Houthis are just fighting back, but when Israel and the US do the same you cry to the media. Do not cry over my resistance methods, love!
Suck it up, and keep counting those pile of Hamas terrorists lined up in the street of Gaza! 😄

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Botragelad: 6:14am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


Not as dumb as you expected
 lol. I see right through you. Try peddling your recycled propaganda somewhere else.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, come up with your thoughts/answers son. Why's that hard to do? 😂😂

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Botragelad: 6:09am On Mar 16
educatedfool:
He actually made sense, you gaz reply him with logic too.
No, he didn't. Simple research should tell you he didn't. That's a copied answer, and poorly merged too.

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Botragelad: 6:08am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


You want “independent thought,” yet you’re parroting the same reheated talking points that echo across cable news and dime-store think tanks. What you call “independent expression” sounds more like intellectual laziness wrapped in condescension. Facts got you cornered, so now you’re gaslighting the messenger instead of addressing the message.
Boy, can't you just shush and stop regurgitating words that aren't yours(clearly copied)? It's like you're allergic to using your own idea.

Again, do come back when you've managed to muster up an original response, until then, feel free to keep wandering around this thread! 😂😂

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Botragelad: 5:57am On Mar 16
Asonaijaaso:


The assertion that the Houthis are simply confused, whining religious extremists conveniently playing victim after starting a war lacks the necessary geopolitical depth and moral consistency. To begin with, what the Houthis are doing is not unique—they are asymmetrically retaliating in a world where formal military tools and statehood are luxuries they don’t possess. They aren’t attacking random ships arbitrarily. The majority of their naval operations have targeted vessels they allege are linked to Israel or allies actively participating in the Gaza conflict. You may disagree with their methods, but that’s not terrorism—it’s economic warfare, a tool often used by nations with far more power and legitimacy, including the U.S. and Israel themselves.


Claiming they deserve to be “wiped out” just because they resist reflects the very kind of dehumanization we criticize in acts of terrorism. That logic—obliteration of millions because of political or ideological defiance—is genocidal by every moral and legal definition. Furthermore, when critics say Houthis hide among civilians or whine about airstrikes after firing first, they overlook a critical truth: urban resistance movements don’t have the option of clean battlefields. Yemen’s landscape is made of villages, cities, and people—not military bases. Every state and non-state actor uses propaganda, including Western powers; so when the Houthis publish images of dead children, it’s not just manipulation—it’s documentation, just as Western media showed 9/11, or Ukraine shows the aftermath of Russian strikes.

Mocking their belief in divine justice is not just dismissive—it’s irrelevant to any logical military argument. Millions around the world rely on spiritual frameworks to endure suffering. That doesn’t make their lives expendable. If resistance to perceived genocide justifies their fight, and your solution is to annihilate them completely, then you’re not describing justice—you’re participating in the cycle of terror you claim to oppose.
The Houthis aren’t noble, they’re Iranian-backed terrorists firing missiles at civilian ships, disrupting global trade. When Royal Navy vessels patrol the Red Sea to keep shipping lanes safe, is that “economic warfare” too? Or just common sense?

So, a Greek-owned, Japanese-operated ship flagged in Liberia becomes a “legitimate target” because?. If the Houthis truly cared about Gaza, why not channel those missiles into aid convoys instead of starving Yemenis! Haha

If your “resistance” according to Islamic terrorists relies on human shields, you’re not freedom fighters, you’re cowards.
Next you’ll say ISIS was just “spiritually enduring suffering.” The Houthis’ slogan is God is great, death to America, death to Israel, curse the Jews”. Would you extend the same sympathy to an extremist group quoting Scripture while storming capitals?

How exactly does starving Yemen via blockades and blowing up aid ports “resist genocide” in Gaza? 😂😂
By your logic, if Mexico started firing missiles at the usi, would you call NATO’s response “genocidal”? Or just reasonable?
Talk to me when you can come up with your own words.

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Botragelad: 5:56am On Mar 16
madridguy:
Terrorist? Stop the genocide and allow aid into Gaza and the Houthis attacks will stop.

How hard is that to understand.

There's no genocide, son. Neither is there Palestine. How hard is that to understand? đŸ€·đŸŒ

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Botragelad: 2:39am On Mar 16
Ofodirinwa:
The main problem with Donald Trump is he won't shut up and relax. Everyday something new, loud and useless.
Sorry, what's useless about eliminating Islamic terrorists?

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Botragelad: 1:05am On Mar 16
It's pretty funny how confused Islamic terrorists are. These same Houthis have been attacking US, Israel ships and random vessels ing through the Red Sea, claiming it's because they have ties to Israel. For months, they've been spewing propaganda and religious nonsense noise. But when they get hit back, they suddenly start whining to the media.

Watch, they'll start screaming 'genocide' and releasing photos of women and children. If they really cared about civilians, they wouldn't have started the attack in the first place. You can't attack my people and ships, then tell me when to stop. I can defend myself, and that's not aggression. That's the classic trait of Islamic terrorists, attack, get retaliated against, then play the victim.
They really think their deity will save them from Israel or US airstrikes! Well, it won't. If the Houthi part of Yemen gets leveled today, that'd be a win for humanity.

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Botragelad: 1:05am On Mar 16
At least 19 were killed as U.S. President Donald Trump launched large-scale military strikes against Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis on Saturday over the group's attacks against Red Sea shipping, warning "hell will rain down" on them if they do not stop.
Trump also warned Iran, the Houthis' main backer, that it needed to immediately halt for the group. He said if Iran threatened the United States, "America will hold you fully able and, we won't be nice about it!"

The unfolding strikes - which one official said would last days and maybe weeks - represent the biggest U.S. military operation in the Middle East since Trump took office in January. It came as the United States ramps up sanctions pressure on Tehran while trying to bring it to the negotiating table over its nuclear program.
At least 13 civilians were killed and nine injured in U.S. strikes on Yemen's capital Sanaa, according to the Houthi-run health ministry.

Six others, including four children and one woman, were killed and 11 were injured in a U.S. strike on the northern province of Saada, the Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV reported.
The Houthis' political bureau described the attacks as a "war crime."
"Our Yemeni armed forces are fully prepared to respond to escalation with escalation," it said in a statement.
Residents in Sanaa said the strikes hit a building in a Houthi stronghold.

"The explosions were violent and shook the neighborhood like an earthquake. They terrified our women and children," one of the residents, who gave his name as Abdullah Yahia, told Reuters.
The Houthis, an armed movement that took control of most of Yemen over the past decade, have launched more than 100 attacks targeting shipping since November 2023, disrupting global commerce and setting the U.S. military on a costly campaign to intercept missiles and drones that burned through stocks of U.S. air defenses.

The Houthis say the attacks are in solidarity with Palestinians over Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza.
Iran's other allies, Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, have been severely weakened by Israel since the start of the Gaza conflict. Syria's Bashar al-Assad, who was closely aligned with Tehran, was overthrown by rebels in December.
But throughout, Yemen's Houthis have remained resilient and often on the offensive, sinking two vessels, seizing another and killing at least four seafarers in an offensive that disrupted global shipping, forcing firms to re-route to longer and more expensive journeys around southern Africa.
The U.S. istration of former President Joe Biden had sought to degrade the Houthis' ability to attack vessels off its coast but limited the U.S. actions.

The strikes on Saturday were carried out in part by fighter aircraft from the Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier, which is in the Red Sea, officials said.
The U.S. military's Central Command, which oversees troops in the Middle East, described Saturday's strikes as the start of a large-scale operation across Yemen.
"Houthi attacks on American ships & aircraft (and our troops!) will not be tolerated; and Iran, their benefactor, is on notice," Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wrote on X. "Freedom of Navigation will be restored."
Trump held out the prospect of far more devastating military action against Yemen.
"The Houthi attack on American vessels will not be tolerated. We will use overwhelming lethal force until we have achieved our objective," Trump wrote.
Iran's mission to the United Nations did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

On Tuesday, the Houthis said they would resume attacks on Israeli ships ing through the Red Sea and Arabian Sea, the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Gulf of Aden, ending a period of relative calm starting in January with the Gaza ceasefire.
The U.S. attacks came just days after a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei from Trump was delivered, seeking talks over Iran's nuclear program.
Khamenei on Wednesday rejected holding negotiations with the United States.
Still, Tehran is increasingly concerned that mounting public anger over economic hardships could erupt into mass protests, four Iranian officials told Reuters.

Last year, Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities, including missile factories and air defenses, in retaliation for Iranian missile and drone attacks, reduced Tehran's conventional military capabilities, according to U.S. officials.
Iran has denied wanting to develop a nuclear weapon. However, it is dramatically accelerating enrichment of uranium to up to 60% purity, close to the roughly 90% weapons-grade level, the U.N. nuclear watchdog - the International Atomic Energy Agency - has warned.
Western states say there is no need to enrich uranium to such a high level under any civilian program and that no other country has done so without producing nuclear bombs. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful. Iran has denied wanting to develop a nuclear weapon.
Sources;
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/trump-launches-strikes-against-yemens-houthis-warns-iran-2025-03-15/

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Botragelad: 12:32am On Mar 16
No one cares about Yemen. Just another Islamic nation that prioritise Islamic terrorism over development! đŸ€·đŸŒ

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Botragelad: 6:36pm On Mar 15
RandDigital:


I'll dedicate time to read a paragraph a day of this pro-apartheid israel vitriol. Starting tomorrow.
Lol. Another predictable Hamas er, and a black one at that.đŸ€źđŸ€ź
Where was your outcry when your fellow African was brutally killed(shot multiple times) and stabbed by Hamas terrorists on October 7?

If you've got nothing meaningful to say, perhaps it's best not to engage. Feel free to believe your pro-Palestine nonsense, but don't expect everyone to indulge in your fantasy.

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Botragelad: 5:52pm On Mar 15
RandDigital:


If i was living under an apartheid system i would also commit Oct 7 - why is Israel surprised? Adhere to the 2 state, abandon apartheid policy and Palestinians won't be hateful of Israel and its allies.

Eveytime one Israeli is killed their name is splashed all over the media. When 1000s of Palestinians are killed no one is named. No wonder you were all surprised Oct 7 happened, Palestinians have been living under subjugation for decades.

Take stock of Israel's crimes for once.
Lol.! So, according to your logic, living under what you imagine to be an "apartheid system" justifies the brutal massacre of innocent civilians on October 7th? Let me guess, if your neighbour parks in your spot, you’d burn down their house, right? Because that’s essentially the level of proportionality you’re endorsing here.

What's with this “apartheid” nonsense. Israel is a democracy where Arab citizens serve as judges, MPs, and even in the military. Meanwhile, Hamas, the lovely guys you’re indirectly defending, openly call for the annihilation of Jews in their charter. But keep pretending Israel is the problem here.

You say Israel should “adhere to the two-state solution” ! Hamas has repeatedly rejected any two-state solution, and their idea of “peace” involves rockets and tunnels, not negotiation tables. Kindly enlighten me: how exactly do you negotiate with a group whose founding principle is your destruction? Should Israel just hand over and hope for the best?

Where’s your outrage when Hamas uses civilians as human shields or diverts aid money to build rockets? Or when they execute political opponents in the streets? Funny how those “crimes” never seem to make your list.

You claim that “no one names” the Palestinians who die ,perhaps because Hamas doesn’t exactly keep meticulous records unless it suits their propaganda. Again,if Israel laid down its arms today, what do you think would happen? And if Hamas laid down theirs? Be honest, we both know the answer.

Now, since you’re so keen on “taking stock of Israel’s crimes,” you should explain why every time Israel offers peace, it’s met with violence? Or why the Palestinian leadership has rejected every two-state proposal since 1947? Or why Hamas spends millions on terror tunnels instead of schools and hospitals?

I’ll wait for a response. Take your time .

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Botragelad: 4:27pm On Mar 15
RandDigital:


Most of the world believes in a 2 state solution, including SA. Those who believe in 'Israel takes all approach' are the evil ones who believe in domination and violence - the bloodthirsty rednecks in the White House included.
Young man! Haven't Hamas and the so called fake Palestinianss repeatedly declined the two-state solution?

What two-state solution are you referring to? Why should such a solution be entertained after October 7?

I hope you get real about this Palestine nonsense. The situation in Gaza and so called Palestine is pretty clear, and proper plans are being put in place to deport out the Arab terrorists in Gaza, Judea, Samaria, Bethlehem, and whatnot. Truth is, there never was a Palestine, it's a made up concept, and it's going to get destroyed.

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Botragelad: 12:27pm On Mar 15
panafrican:

Words of a plunderer.
Lol. Pan africanist indeed.

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Botragelad: 6:33am On Mar 15
There is no Palestine, much like there is no Wakanda. Every rational person is a Zionist. Why is this so difficult to comprehend?

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Botragelad: 12:27am On Mar 15
Lol

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Botragelad: 6:30pm On Mar 14
cococandy:
Says the US president about a supposed ally.

Who in their right minds would want to ally with us anymore?
Such a bad take from Trump on this one, Coco! đŸ€ŠđŸŒ
Botragelad: 10:28am On Mar 14
Those criticising the US government should keep quiet. The UAE once deported a student who ed Palestine, yet there was no outcry from Islamist groups. These terrorist ers can keep wasting their time. He s Hamas, a group the US considers a terrorist organisation.

Khalil is responsible for distributing Hamas and Islamic propagandaa, caused public disturbances, and led several Palestine trash groups that attacked Jewish student, yet some Islamists still back him, he literally called for destruction of the West. You wouldn't get away with this in a Muslim country; you'd be deported. Muslims seem to think they can exploit Western laws, which respect human rights, to their advantage. Khalil can be deported just like every other Muslim immigrant.

This is how Islamists gradually infiltrate the West. They take advantage of woke liberals who can't think , then introduce their ideologies that have ruined their own countries. Deporting them and their families would be the best cure to this new Islamic disease ravaging universities in the US!

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Botragelad: 9:26am On Mar 14
3seriez:


Ah.. Anything AntiIslam, this one must be there to show he has a hard on. đŸ€Ł
Every sane person should be anti Islamic terrorists. đŸ€·đŸŒ

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Botragelad: 9:24am On Mar 14
Observe that most nations imposing a blanket ban tend to be rather authoritarian in nature. Pornography, as long as it doesn't involve children, exploitation,rape,etc is no one's concern. Adults ought to be at liberty to sexually please themselves.
Botragelad: 8:40am On Mar 14
DomPerignon:


Your day will come and God be with you for the vengeance of the souls of the innocent saints you have killed will be carried out by Yeshua Christi Himself.

Christ is King !
That simply makes your words empty just like all islamists who threatened to destroy Israel.! 😂😂

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Botragelad: 7:56am On Mar 14
DomPerignon:


You all belong in a concentration camp with a yellow star of remphan tattooed on your foreheads like a mark of Cain your father .
I challenge you to put your words into action!!

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Botragelad: 7:51am On Mar 14
DomPerignon:



Christ is King !


And every Jew willow to Him whether here on earth or from the deepest recess of hell that they are.

Am Yisrael Chai! The Jewish people and Eretz Yisrael will forever stand strong, from the Kotel to the Galil, against all who seek destruction. I challenge you to put your words into action.

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Botragelad: 7:41am On Mar 14
DomPerignon:


As a Jew , I know you know that you are destined for the deepest recess of hell.


As Christ told Judas on the day of supper : "do what you have to do and do it quickly".


You see that your Israel ? That is Judas potters field bought and paid for with the blood of Christians but like Judas you will end up hanging yourself like a dog in that same land

Christ is King!

Cry about it, son!
Until your threats are more than empty words, no one will take you seriously. History has shown us what happens to those who think they can challenge Israel, people like Nasrallah and Sinwar, who ended up hiding like cowards before meeting their inevitable death. That’s how all who threaten Israel and the Jewish people end, defeated, eliminated and gone.

You can sit behind your keyboard, spewing hate and making threats, but the moment you dare to act against even a single Jew, that’s the moment you’ll learn the price of your arrogance. Until then, keep hiding, keep talking to yourself, and know this, Eretz yisrael will always prevail.
Am Yisrael Chai đŸ‡źđŸ‡±.

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Botragelad: 7:31am On Mar 14
DomPerignon:
Same US govt that has been sponsoring radical Islamist terrorists to massacre Christians through USAID since the days of Obama ?

Same US govt that backed ISIS to take over Syria and has turned a bind eye to the ongoing genocide of Christians in that failed state ?


Same US that is backing Azerbaijan in their highly sectarian motivated cross border war against Christian Armenia ?


Same US that s the full ethnic cleansing of Christians in both the West Bank and in Gaza ?.

America is the dragon that the wounded beast (Israhell) in revelation draws authority from.


America is ruled by Satanists who worship Satan. They even proudly display a statue to Satan in one of their major cities with a crown of 7 horns depicting the 7 deadly sins while bearing a book (knowledge) and brandishing a torch. The statue of liberty is a statue of Lucifer - the light bearer who is the god of the Masons and Jews who formed the US and have been in power ever since.

America is the great wh0re of Babylon and the sit of Satan.
Tears of an islamist/conspiracy theorist. Keep it up!
We are talking about the same USAID that delivered billions in humanitarian aid in conflict zones like Syria,etc. How is backing groups like the Syrian Democratic Forces (who fought ISIS) same as “sponsoring terrorism,"? You clearly have no idea.

The U.S. led the different nation coalition that destroyed ISIS’s caliphate. If America “backed ISIS,” why did it spend years bombing them and losing troops to defeat their reign of terror?

Read the rubbish you wrote up there. A simple research tells you that the U.S. has consistently called for peace and provided aid to both(Armenia and Azbeirjan) sides, we are talking millions to Armenia for refugees in. When did neutrality in a territorial dispute become “sectarian war-mongering”?

No one cares about your Hamas trash and just for your info the statue was a gift from , modeled after Libertas (Roman liberty goddess), and symbolizes Enlightenment values,not Masonic conspiracy. Grab some book and quit ranting all over the place.

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Botragelad: 9:51am On Mar 12
madridguy:
HAMAS delayed in the October 7, they should have done that earlier to save their people in different cell under the IDF. They should have act swiftly instead of waiting till that Oct 7.

I think you meant to respond to someone else. Just like the Balochistan rebels responsible for the hijack, which you solely condemn and them them being killed.

Do you also agree that Hamas terrorists and all those who participated in October 7 should be killed?

Yes or no.

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