Davey Crockett
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The theologian Martin Luther tried to warn us 500 years ago....
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Davey Crockett
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Actually, to be correct, this ongoing genocide of Palestinians by the Jews, hasn't made it to the top ten.
The following is number one on any list of all time Jewish war crimes....
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Meengla
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Muslims fighting Muslims always suited Israel.
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The sudden rekindling of the Syrian civil war has many Israelis looking to the northeast and asking the following question: “The enemy of my enemy is fighting my enemy, so whom am I for?”
Or, in other words, who would Israel least like to see parked on its border with Syria: Iranian-backed Shia jihadist extremists or Turkish-backed Sunni jihadists?
Since the answer is neither, Israel’s approach to the developments in Syria will be to stay out of the melee as long as its security interests are not directly or immediately threatened. As Yitzhak Shamir was once quoted as having said during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s – when two of the Jewish state’s fiercest enemies were weakening each other – Israel can “wish both sides success.”
What is the best outcome for Israel regarding the Syrian uprising? | The Jerusalem Post
A weakened Syrian regime under Assad, therefore, is in Israel’s interest. But here’s the rub: Israel would like to see Assad weakened, but not overmuch, and not toppled.
www.jpost.com
The sudden rekindling of the Syrian civil war has many Israelis looking to the northeast and asking the following question: “The enemy of my enemy is fighting my enemy, so whom am I for?”
Or, in other words, who would Israel least like to see parked on its border with Syria: Iranian-backed Shia jihadist extremists or Turkish-backed Sunni jihadists?
Since the answer is neither, Israel’s approach to the developments in Syria will be to stay out of the melee as long as its security interests are not directly or immediately threatened. As Yitzhak Shamir was once quoted as having said during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s – when two of the Jewish state’s fiercest enemies were weakening each other – Israel can “wish both sides success.”
Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ
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Muslims fighting Muslims always suited Israel.
What is the best outcome for Israel regarding the Syrian uprising? | The Jerusalem Post
A weakened Syrian regime under Assad, therefore, is in Israel’s interest. But here’s the rub: Israel would like to see Assad weakened, but not overmuch, and not toppled.
The sudden rekindling of the Syrian civil war has many Israelis looking to the northeast and asking the following question: “The enemy of my enemy is fighting my enemy, so whom am I for?”
Or, in other words, who would Israel least like to see parked on its border with Syria: Iranian-backed Shia jihadist extremists or Turkish-backed Sunni jihadists?
Since the answer is neither, Israel’s approach to the developments in Syria will be to stay out of the melee as long as its security interests are not directly or immediately threatened. As Yitzhak Shamir was once quoted as having said during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s – when two of the Jewish state’s fiercest enemies were weakening each other – Israel can “wish both sides success.”
Zion doesn't want either to win outright.... a long drawn out, draining one, instead.
Don't be surprised if zion comes out swinging For Asad, should he start losing in a swift slide.
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BHAN85
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Here in Spain we have migrants from whole world, I forget to mention something: There is another migrant work who is resistant to social engineering and keep growing structured families: Han Chinese (there is more than 300,000 Han Chinese people living in Spain).
I think a key to fall in social engineering is make young people feel identified to celebrities who insert new social behavior trendings in society. Chinese and Muslim people have no that problem, they are different to Western pop singers, tv shows celebrities and they know it.
By the another side, I think Islam is a lot more present religion in believers common life than Christianity in his better days. e.g: It doesnt exist something like 5 daily prayings in Christianity.
And keep something in mind: Social control by power is currently more extensive than centuries ago, new messages come instantly to everywhere, that did not exist centuries ago.
I think Chinese civilization have all to face Western powers. Islam civilization could have too, but they are too economic dependent of the West and they are more divided than Chinese, anyway, it's to note that it's precisely Islamic countries who face better and defend their sovereignty against West, even when they have good relations to the West. e.g: Turkiye is clearly the most sovereign state (besides USA) inside NATO. I think Islam is one key of that, it's a shield to foreign ideas infiltration.
Tamerlane
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I’m of the firm opinion that Europe and Islam need each other.
Europe is suffering from the abandonment of Christian values. It has led to the breakdown of families and adoption of degeneracy like LQBTQ etc. That’s why populations are declining, making it necessary to import immigrants. If Europeans accept Islam it will actually save them from Muslim immigrants.
Muslims are too divided and economically backwards. They need new blood. A new leadership of educated, and capable people. European Muslims can provide that leadership.
I believe that the above will happen in the near future.
Kyussis
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Why would Zionists be worried about "Sunni Jihadis" when they have never attacked Israel before?Muslims fighting Muslims always suited Israel.
What is the best outcome for Israel regarding the Syrian uprising? | The Jerusalem Post
A weakened Syrian regime under Assad, therefore, is in Israel’s interest. But here’s the rub: Israel would like to see Assad weakened, but not overmuch, and not toppled.
The sudden rekindling of the Syrian civil war has many Israelis looking to the northeast and asking the following question: “The enemy of my enemy is fighting my enemy, so whom am I for?”
Or, in other words, who would Israel least like to see parked on its border with Syria: Iranian-backed Shia jihadist extremists or Turkish-backed Sunni jihadists?
Since the answer is neither, Israel’s approach to the developments in Syria will be to stay out of the melee as long as its security interests are not directly or immediately threatened. As Yitzhak Shamir was once quoted as having said during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s – when two of the Jewish state’s fiercest enemies were weakening each other – Israel can “wish both sides success.”
UKBengali
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Exactly.
All the Zionist entity cares about is blocking the supply line from Iran to Hezbollah. Hezbollah just blocked them from annexing South Lebanon by sending around 100 Zionists to their maker and crippling hundreds of others.
Turkish backed Sunni dominated regime in Damascus would suit them fine as they know at the very least they will block the supply line and won't fire a single bullet at them ever.
These "opinions" from the Zionists that they are "wary" of the rebels and may prefer 'the devil we know" is just to hide their true feelings and designs on Syria.
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battalion25
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This gibberish is like throwing up waste everytime. Have you ever attacked Israel before! I mean gone to war with them? Despite being provoked the answer is no then Shut the fuk up. The only people who really attacked Israel ever were Sunni and these who will take it will be Sunni.
Who defeated the Mongols, Vikings and Crusaders? Sunni ofcourse. Who collapsed USSR and freed half of Europe Sunni ofcourse. Who colonized Half of Europe? Sunni.
You are actully fan girling them
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EugeneP
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Kissinger's statement was "It's a pity they both can't lose."Muslims fighting Muslims always suited Israel.
What is the best outcome for Israel regarding the Syrian uprising? | The Jerusalem Post
A weakened Syrian regime under Assad, therefore, is in Israel’s interest. But here’s the rub: Israel would like to see Assad weakened, but not overmuch, and not toppled.
The sudden rekindling of the Syrian civil war has many Israelis looking to the northeast and asking the following question: “The enemy of my enemy is fighting my enemy, so whom am I for?”
Or, in other words, who would Israel least like to see parked on its border with Syria: Iranian-backed Shia jihadist extremists or Turkish-backed Sunni jihadists?
Since the answer is neither, Israel’s approach to the developments in Syria will be to stay out of the melee as long as its security interests are not directly or immediately threatened. As Yitzhak Shamir was once quoted as having said during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s – when two of the Jewish state’s fiercest enemies were weakening each other – Israel can “wish both sides success.”
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