29 injured in explosion in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighbourhood
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Exploding devices in the Big Rotten Apple just in time to displace the American proven American ownership of ISIS. Every unbought person on the planet now knows for certain who makes up the payroll for hired murderers and have already begun to look at American history with new eyes. That nation is finished. They are mankinds greatest enemies. Of course that small ME filthy nest of zionist cutthroats are included.
Well now we know, it was not a Jew as suggested in an earlier post, it was another disenchanted pinhead simply mad at the world. Why? I've given up on the why's!! People from the pinhead's neighbourhood had gone to the authority asking that his families' chicken take-out be closed at a decent hour. Well, the neighbourhood won, so could this have been his response? to try and kill as many people as possible!!. We are fortunate that not all people take their disappointment to this level. Seems incredulous, but 12 people; at work, probably getting ready to go for lunch (happened at 11:30am), lost their lives because someone was offended by their cartoons.
So do Christians and we have killed millions and millions more than all Muslims combined. What is your point if you actually have one??
Do you disagree with the numbers Walter?? If so, say so.
Do you disagree with the numbers Walter?? If so, say so.
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Haven't hear of any Jews committing acts of terrorism in America. Lots of fundamentalist Islamic terrorists trying to blow up America though.
Lots?? You do know 9/11 was an inside job don't you??
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Responses to attacks on Israel and the Jews
Zunes writes that "assaults on critics of Israeli policies have been more successful in limiting open debate, but this gagging censorship effect stems more from ignorance and liberal guilt than from any all-powerful Israel lobby."[36] He goes on to explain that while "some criticism of Israel really is rooted in anti-Semitism", it is his opinion that some members of the Israel lobby cross the line by labeling intellectually honest critics of Israel as antisemitic.[36] Zunes argues that the mainstream and conservative Jewish organizations have "created a climate of intimidation against many who speak out for peace and human rights or who support the Palestinians' right of self-determination."[36] Zunes has been on the receiving end of this criticism himself "As a result of my opposition to US support for the Israeli government's policies of occupation, colonization and repression, I have been deliberately misquoted, subjected to slander and libel, and falsely accused of being "anti-Semitic" and "supporting terrorism"; my children have been harassed and my university's administration has been bombarded with calls for my dismissal."[36]
In an opinion piece for The Guardian, Jimmy Carter wrote that mainstream American politics does not give equal time to the Palestinian side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and that this is due at least in part to AIPAC.[83] George Soros pointed out that there are risks associated with what was in his opinion a suppression of debate:
Alan Dershowitz wrote that he welcomes "reasoned, contextual and comparative criticism of Israeli policies and actions."[87] If one of the goals of the pro-Israel lobby was to censor criticism of Israel, Dershowitz writes, "it would prove that 'the Lobby' is a lot less powerful than the authors would have us believe."[87] Dershowitz himself, claims to have written several critical pieces on specific Israeli policies.[citation needed] Dershowitz disagrees with those who believe that the media is uncritical of Israel and cites the frequent New York Times editorials and even an editorial in The Jewish Daily Forward against some of Israel's more right of center policies as proof.[citation needed] Dershowitz also denies that any significant, mainstream leader in the American Jewish community equates criticism of Israel with antisemitism.[citation needed]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israe...s#Responses_to_attacks_on_Israel_and_the_Jews
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Responses to attacks on Israel and the Jews
Zunes writes that "assaults on critics of Israeli policies have been more successful in limiting open debate, but this gagging censorship effect stems more from ignorance and liberal guilt than from any all-powerful Israel lobby."[36] He goes on to explain that while "some criticism of Israel really is rooted in anti-Semitism", it is his opinion that some members of the Israel lobby cross the line by labeling intellectually honest critics of Israel as antisemitic.[36] Zunes argues that the mainstream and conservative Jewish organizations have "created a climate of intimidation against many who speak out for peace and human rights or who support the Palestinians' right of self-determination."[36] Zunes has been on the receiving end of this criticism himself "As a result of my opposition to US support for the Israeli government's policies of occupation, colonization and repression, I have been deliberately misquoted, subjected to slander and libel, and falsely accused of being "anti-Semitic" and "supporting terrorism"; my children have been harassed and my university's administration has been bombarded with calls for my dismissal."[36]
In an opinion piece for The Guardian, Jimmy Carter wrote that mainstream American politics does not give equal time to the Palestinian side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and that this is due at least in part to AIPAC.[83] George Soros pointed out that there are risks associated with what was in his opinion a suppression of debate:
"I do not subscribe to the myths propagated by enemies of Israel and I am not blaming Jews for anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism predates the birth of Israel. Neither Israel's policies nor the critics of those policies should be held responsible for anti-Semitism. At the same time, I do believe that attitudes toward Israel are influenced by Israel's policies, and attitudes toward the Jewish community are influenced by the pro-Israel lobby's success in suppressing divergent views."[84]
In his book, The Deadliest Lies, Abraham Foxman referred to the notion that the pro-Israel lobby is trying to censor criticism of Israel as a "canard."[85] Foxman writes that the Jewish community is capable of telling the difference between legitimate criticism of Israel "and the demonization, deligitization, and double standards employed against Israel that is either inherently anti-Semitic or generates an environment of anti-Semitism."[85] Jonathan Rosenblum expressed similar thoughts: "Indeed, if there were an Israel lobby, and labeling all criticism of Israel as anti-Semitic were its tactic, the steady drumbeat of criticism of Israel on elite campuses and in the elite press would be the clearest proof of its inefficacy."[86]
Alan Dershowitz wrote that he welcomes "reasoned, contextual and comparative criticism of Israeli policies and actions."[87] If one of the goals of the pro-Israel lobby was to censor criticism of Israel, Dershowitz writes, "it would prove that 'the Lobby' is a lot less powerful than the authors would have us believe."[87] Dershowitz himself, claims to have written several critical pieces on specific Israeli policies.[citation needed] Dershowitz disagrees with those who believe that the media is uncritical of Israel and cites the frequent New York Times editorials and even an editorial in The Jewish Daily Forward against some of Israel's more right of center policies as proof.[citation needed] Dershowitz also denies that any significant, mainstream leader in the American Jewish community equates criticism of Israel with antisemitism.[citation needed]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israe...s#Responses_to_attacks_on_Israel_and_the_Jews
I can't, my family is being held hostage. What would you do in my position?? Did you know you can 'stop the voices' by 'grounding yourself) In my case clicks and pops and whistles take away the tinnitus in my good ear but not in the deaf ear that still rings all the time.. . .take off that stupid shiny hat again heh?
Since the 'music' is free I would be interested if it works for somebody with 2 working ears. 1/20 vids in the playlist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSP3GXwGjAU&index=2&list=PL7ab9FDs9GqSSmR95dVsDMVZnPNwR3ixC
No, no. He's just a deranged loner who spontaneously placed five bombs in a careful array. I'm sure that his Mosque will tell you that he is quiet young man that they've seen around but who nobody knows.
