Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
- Thread starter Ali_Baba
- Start date
- Status
Davey Crockett
Elite Member
Sent this video to my US Senator (Lankford). Simply asked him how can he support Israel and still call himself a man of God? (He is a Baptist minister himself)
clutch
Elite Member
Fatah has a fart police. There may be some bad actors in Hamas as there are in any military force. But they represent the Palestinians right to defence against Zionist terrorism.
If you dont support Palestinian right to Jihad. You are Munafiq. Period. Palestine separates the Munafiq from the Muslims. The humanity against the bloodthirsty oppressors.
Pick a side and STFU.
GoMig-21
Elite Member
As much as I can see some level of...........hell I'm not even sure how to describe it, "sarcasm"? "humor"? It's so disturbingly true.
Davey Crockett
Elite Member
My initial thoughts too.
Perhaps the creator of this video is attempting to reach the segment of the Israeli population (and Christian Zionists) who may be still have a conscience?
TruthSeeker
Trusted Member
Davey, Davey! Your protests of "innocence" will not be heard. Please do not think that you are a real human being to them. You are "white", they think. Probably they didn't watch Davey Crockett on TV in the 1950's, but they still suspect he was a white settler racist colonialist, as are you bearing his name. No. You will get no absolution here on the PDF. Most of them are the very definition of racists. They see the world as "white" and "people of color".
PakAl
Elite Member
I believe the person was talking about the racist white people in power, not every single person. The fight is between good and evil.
Davey Crockett
Elite Member
See the scout in the woods on the far left? My ancestor who was a scout for Daniel Boone.
Daniel Boone (1734–1820) had many interactions with American Indians throughout his life, including being adopted by a Shawnee chief and learning their language. Boone's early years were spent on the Pennsylvania frontier, where he learned to hunt from both Indians and local settlers. By the age of 15, he was known as one of the best hunters in the area.
Davy Crockett, a frontiersman and Tennessee congressman, had interactions with several Native American groups in the 19th century:
- Creek Indians
In 1813, Crockett fought against the "Red Sticks," a faction of Creek Indians who attacked American settlers at Fort Mims, Alabama. Before Crockett was born, his grandparents were murdered by Creek and Cherokee Indians. - Chickasaw Nation
Crockett was a neighbor to the Chickasaw Nation and believed tribal sovereignty was the foundation of the country. - Cherokee Nation
In 1834, Crockett opposed legislation that would force Cherokee Nation members to relocate, saying that his decision would "not make me ashamed in the Day of Judgment".
PakAl
Elite Member
I don't think he meant all the white people, he's talking about those in power, the ruling elite etc.
Davey Crockett
Elite Member
Perhaps, but read his last two sentences where he said 'never trust a white man and they are all the same.'
This is what I disagree with.
TruthSeeker
Trusted Member
See, Davey. There it is. Davey Crocket was a settler colonialist descendant. Stealing land and natural resources from the rightful native owners of Tennessee. He was no better than an Israeli colonialist settler. If you buy into self-serving historical justifications for this and that, then we, all modern humans, are settler colonialists except, perhaps, some small remnants of some north Africans.
Davey Crockett
Elite Member
We cannot change the past, but we can help change the world, even in little ways.
Today, while getting my car fixed, an older black Cherokee (his ancestors were enslaved by Cherokees here in Oklahoma) mowed my lawn without me asking.
Four years ago, he was too depressed to walk out his door. I encouraged him, everyday, to walk further. We became friends.
He is now active with the senior citizens, help others, etc.
All it took was for me to just be kind.
Meengla
Elite Member
Bolded Part: I am going to be Devil's Advocate: I don't think Israelis thought Gaza was worth it but only because Gaza was a step child no one would want. Not even the Egyptians would want that. I think Israalis would be content to leave Gaza alone and even let it thrive--like a mini Dubai. The Israelis eyes were on the West Bank, the Golan Heights, and, perhaps, south Lebanon up to the Litani River.
But Israelis forgot that Gaza is 'Palestinian' and so inseperable from the West Bank and the Muslim Holy Places in the West Bank. A big miscalculation by Israel!!
Meengla
Elite Member
Living in the Deep South, I actually have/had a friend named 'David Crocket' in my circle and once I asked him if he was related to 'Davey Crocket' and he said, yes, and gave a long answer which I am remembering right now.
As to the bolded part: That's right. But where we do we stop?? In the immortal words of India's great Arundhati Roy: How far would you go? And how deep would you dig? [She was referring to the Hindu Nationalists who destroyed a five century old Babri Masjid based on a claim that a Hindu temple was once there before].
That's right!
PakAl
Elite Member
Israel slowly takes over land, they have done it to West Bank and now doing it to Gaza, before it was difficult because West Bank wasn't totally under their control and so they withdrew from Gaza. To me it looks like this time Israel will not leave Gaza border, they will control it and will build settlements like the ones in West Bank and Golan Heights to annex more land. The supplies of the militants will be cut off, and over the years they will become alot weaker and pose no threat.
More settlements in Jerusalem.
Revealed: Israel has sped up settlement-building in East Jerusalem since Gaza war began
Exclusive: Government ministries and offices behind most contentious of projects, which will create thousands of housing units
www.theguardian.com
Last edited:
- Status
