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The way Israel stays alive is by leeching on America and ensuring that no middle eastern country advances either by promoting division and wars as 500 has been doing here or by striking strategic sites (in sneaky ways as usual) like the 1981 Tammuz reactor in Iraq or the Syrian reactor.

All this killing and destruction because g-d gave them a piece of land.

The great scientist Gerald Bull was developing long-range artillery, allegedly Israel assassinated him. Who wants to complete the list.
Simpson cartoon in " 2000 " shows elected Trump and Trump elected in 2015!!! (Jewish freemasonry signs). Without any doubt everyone who gets president in the Zionism paradise US is elected by less than 1% freemason Jews who rule the America, not American folks.

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According to Jewish beliefs only ' Jews ' are humans ( chosen by God ) and none Jews are just animals (baboons) in shape of humans!

What I'm saying is a very basic Jew belief.

They believe lives of none Jews is completely worthless (they can assassinate humans as many as they are able to) and and being Jew is only ethnicity and no one can become Jew!!! Super stupidity - racism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jews_as_the_chosen_people
 
That simpson cartoon aired in 2000.
I think that's been debunked, the one about Trump and the escalator ride in Trump tower. There was another episode though, from earlier where Lisa (who becomes president or something) where she was complaining about all the debt president Trump has left them with.
 
Israelis are not religious but Zionists believe they are something super and ME is promised from God to them!
I'm not a fan of their pro rebel interference in Syria.
 
I think that's been debunked, the one about Trump and the escalator ride in Trump tower. There was another episode though, from earlier where Lisa (who becomes president or something) where she was complaining about all the debt president Trump has left them with.
We had a thread 'Trump elected in the US' in American section. 2 weeks ago many people talked about that simpson cartoon and criticized American elections... I'll find that page and put it here and even put from other forums/sites.
I'm not a fan of their pro rebel interference in Syria.
Don't be fan of Zionists at all. All of the wars, civil wars, conflicts, coups, violences, dictatorship and barbaric regimes in Islamic countries are made and support by Zionists and Americans.
 
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Don't be fan of Zionists at all. All of the wars, civil wars and conflicts in Islamic countries are made by Zionists and Americans.
That term gets thrown around a lot, I'm not even sure what it means. I believe they have a right to exist and even to flourish, just like every other country. They really shouldn't be meddling in Syria though, or have any expansionist plans to annex land from them. If zionism means expansionism, I'm completely opposed to it.

Trump says he's going to put an end to toppling governments and foreign military entanglements, let's see how that plays out. He's also going to try and broker a two state solution or some kind of deal, we'll find out.
 
That term gets thrown around a lot, I'm not even sure what it means. I believe they have a right to exist and even to flourish, just like every other country. They really shouldn't be meddling in Syria though, or have any expansionist plans to annex land from them. If zionism means expansionism, I'm completely opposed to it.

Trump says he's going to put an end to toppling governments and foreign military entanglements, let's see how that plays out. He's also going to try and broker a two state solution or some kind of deal, we'll find out.
We should wait and see the future.

About this part that everyone has a right to exist, I agree with you too and believe israelis have this right too but not in Palestinians country.
 
Full collapse of terror groups in Aleppo continues:

Yellow area (Marjeh and Sheikh Lotfi district) captured in few hours after the very strategic Shurtah hill (police hill) captured. This hill also has direct view on Aleppo international airport and its capture means Aleppo airport is now fully safe and can be used to launch flights from it.
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Red and purple areas inside yellow border captured since almost 15 days ago, beginning of operation.
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Simpson cartoon in " 2000 " shows elected Trump and Trump elected in 2015!!! (Jewish freemasonry signs). Without any doubt everyone who gets president in the Zionism paradise US is elected by less than 1% freemason Jews who rule the America, not American folks.

images


According to Jewish beliefs only ' Jews ' are humans ( chosen by God ) and none Jews are just animals (baboons) in shape of humans!

What I'm saying is a very basic Jew belief.

They believe lives of none Jews is completely worthless (they can assassinate humans as many as they are able to) and and being Jew is only ethnicity and no one can become Jew!!! Super stupidity - racism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jews_as_the_chosen_people

First: Trump didn't become president in 2015.

Second: The picture with Trump in the escalator is a recreation of his entrance. That was done in 2015 not in 2000.

Third: Did you watch the episode from 2000? It makes a reference to Trump as president as a JOKE and doesn't show him at all.

You've been duped by fake news.
 

Middle East

Russia, China veto UN resolution on Aleppo truce

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© George Ourfalian / AFP | Syrian pro-government troops walk on a street in Aleppo's eastern Karm al-Jabal neighbourhood on December 5, 2016.
Text by NEWS WIRES

Latest update : 2016-12-06

Russia and China on Monday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a seven-day ceasefire in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo.

Venezuela also voted against the text, while Angola abstained. The 11 other council members voted in favor.

The vote marked the sixth time Russia has blocked a council resolution on Syria since the conflict began in March 2011, and the fifth for China.

A close ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Moscow had expressed strong reservations about the text, the subject of weeks of negotiations.

In an eleventh-hour effort, Russia tried to postpone the vote until at least Tuesday, when the Americans and Russians are set to meet in Geneva.

But the text's main backers -- Paris, London and Washington -- decided to go ahead anyway.

Russia says the Geneva talks will concern a plan for all rebel fighters to withdraw from eastern Aleppo, under siege by the regime. But the rebels have rejected the plan.

The two sides "are close to an agreement on the basic elements," Russia's UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin said.

But deputy US envoy Michele Sison suggested there was no deal, accusing Churkin of using a "made-up alibi."

"We will not let Russia string along the Security Council," she added.

"We will continue bilateral negotiations (with Russia) to relieve the suffering in Aleppo, but we have not reached a breakthrough because Russia wants to keep its military gains."

'Fragile glimpse of hope'

Had the resolution been adopted, it would have been a "fragile glimpse of hope" and allowed to "save lives," French ambassador Francois Delattre said.

He accused Russia of having "decided to take Aleppo regardless of the human cost."

But Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi said the council "should have continued negotiations," criticizing "politicization of humanitarian issues."

In Paris, French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault denounced "Russian obstruction."

The veto prevents the Security Council from "assuming its responsibilities to Syria's civilian population, which faces the destructive madness of the Bashar al-Assad regime, as well as terrorist groups, starting with Daesh," he said, using a term for the Islamic State jihadist group.

"The military escalation is... a stalemate that only aggravates the population's suffering and nourishes terrorism," Ayrault added.

Human Rights Watch also condemned the veto.

"Russia seems to not want any interference with its & Iran's joint military ops with Syria military in Aleppo, despite cost to civilians," the group's UN director Louis Charbonneau tweeted.

The draft text demanded that "all parties to the Syrian conflict shall cease... any and all attacks in the city of Aleppo."

It also called for the sides to "allow urgent humanitarian needs to be addressed," meaning permitting emergency services to enter and serve tens of thousands of residents in the besieged areas.

The resolution's drafters wanted the temporary ceasefire to pave the way for a cessation of hostilities across Syria, although that would not have applied to military operations targeting "terrorist groups" such as the Islamic State group or ex-Al-Qaeda affiliate Fateh al-Sham Front, previously known as Al-Nusra.

(AFP)
http://www.france24.com/en/20161206-russia-china-veto-un-resolution-syria-aleppo-truce
 
Middle East

Russia, China veto UN resolution on Aleppo truce

051216_syria_aleppo.jpg

© George Ourfalian / AFP | Syrian pro-government troops walk on a street in Aleppo's eastern Karm al-Jabal neighbourhood on December 5, 2016.
Text by NEWS WIRES

Latest update : 2016-12-06

Russia and China on Monday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a seven-day ceasefire in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo.

Venezuela also voted against the text, while Angola abstained. The 11 other council members voted in favor.

The vote marked the sixth time Russia has blocked a council resolution on Syria since the conflict began in March 2011, and the fifth for China.

A close ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Moscow had expressed strong reservations about the text, the subject of weeks of negotiations.

In an eleventh-hour effort, Russia tried to postpone the vote until at least Tuesday, when the Americans and Russians are set to meet in Geneva.

But the text's main backers -- Paris, London and Washington -- decided to go ahead anyway.

Russia says the Geneva talks will concern a plan for all rebel fighters to withdraw from eastern Aleppo, under siege by the regime. But the rebels have rejected the plan.

The two sides "are close to an agreement on the basic elements," Russia's UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin said.

But deputy US envoy Michele Sison suggested there was no deal, accusing Churkin of using a "made-up alibi."

"We will not let Russia string along the Security Council," she added.

"We will continue bilateral negotiations (with Russia) to relieve the suffering in Aleppo, but we have not reached a breakthrough because Russia wants to keep its military gains."

'Fragile glimpse of hope'

Had the resolution been adopted, it would have been a "fragile glimpse of hope" and allowed to "save lives," French ambassador Francois Delattre said.

He accused Russia of having "decided to take Aleppo regardless of the human cost."

But Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi said the council "should have continued negotiations," criticizing "politicization of humanitarian issues."

In Paris, French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault denounced "Russian obstruction."

The veto prevents the Security Council from "assuming its responsibilities to Syria's civilian population, which faces the destructive madness of the Bashar al-Assad regime, as well as terrorist groups, starting with Daesh," he said, using a term for the Islamic State jihadist group.

"The military escalation is... a stalemate that only aggravates the population's suffering and nourishes terrorism," Ayrault added.

Human Rights Watch also condemned the veto.

"Russia seems to not want any interference with its & Iran's joint military ops with Syria military in Aleppo, despite cost to civilians," the group's UN director Louis Charbonneau tweeted.

The draft text demanded that "all parties to the Syrian conflict shall cease... any and all attacks in the city of Aleppo."

It also called for the sides to "allow urgent humanitarian needs to be addressed," meaning permitting emergency services to enter and serve tens of thousands of residents in the besieged areas.

The resolution's drafters wanted the temporary ceasefire to pave the way for a cessation of hostilities across Syria, although that would not have applied to military operations targeting "terrorist groups" such as the Islamic State group or ex-Al-Qaeda affiliate Fateh al-Sham Front, previously known as Al-Nusra.

(AFP)
http://www.france24.com/en/20161206-russia-china-veto-un-resolution-syria-aleppo-truce
Good job, Russia and China. No respite for the terrorists, now when they're demoralized and down is the time to bludgeon them with the killing blow.

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