Boytcott Iran, Russia, Syria, Denmark and the United States

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These countries do rotten stuff. Boycott them!

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No Israel does bad things and anybody with half an ounce of compassion would boycott Israel without a whimper. Israel is guilty of:

Racism on a massive scale against the muslim peoples of the middle east

Illegal occupation of Palestinian land

Torture and imprisonment of Lebanese & Palestinians, some who are still minors and many are held illegally without charge.

Destruction of Palestinian infrastructure essential for the daily living of those in Palestine.

use of Depleted Uranium and White phosphorous on civillians in Lebanon.

Numerous false flag terror ops, including the cowardly attack on USS Liberty.

Use of the USA and other countries in supplying state of the art weaponry whilst at the same time making a huge song and dance about lebanon obtaining weapons off Iran..can you say hypocrite my talmud reading friend?

Harrassment of palestinian civillians by thugs better known as the I.D.F

Construction of a nazi-esque ghetto wall to fence off all those big bad ay-rabs and goyim.

Too many similarities between nazism and zionism for my liking.

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I agree false flag! Good response.

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Josh i suggest you stop posting the same thing in different thread.

Stick with your thread.

What you are doing is against the rules to which you agreed when you joined this forum.

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Relax. Josh may just be overwhelmed and not understand all these words that have been redefined for him. He may need some time to realise we're not like: http://www.vnnforum.com/index.php

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Construction of a nazi-esque ghetto wall to fence off all those big bad ay-rabs and goyim.

Too many similarities between nazism and zionism for my liking.[/quote]

Gee wizz. I am not here to defend Israel's policies or the structures driving them. I never said that. Why you think that is beyond me. As for the Nazis, the distinctions between zionism and nazism are as important as any hypothesized similarities. But, I guess you don't care to address those differences. The nazi analogy is used by lazy thinkers who don't want to understand basic concepts like class, military power, etc.

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[quote="Benjamin Freedman"]Josh i suggest you stop posting the same thing in different thread.

Stick with your thread.

What you are doing is against the rules to which you agreed when you joined this forum.[/quote]

Dear Mr. Freedman,
I see you repeating your rants in many different threads, is that against the rules?
Sorry!

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[quote="aZiXx"]I agree false flag! Good response.[/quote]

No. Not good response. I don't deny the horrible things the Israeli state has done.
I just want you all to realize that some horrible stuff is done in other places.
(A) How about the apartheid that exists in the USA?
(B) How about its bombing civilians in Iraq and elsewhere?
(C) Genocidal policies against the native Americans
Just tell me why (A) and (B) and (C) do not warrant a good boycott of the USA?

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	Boytcott Iran, Russia, Syria, Denmark and the United States These countries do rotten stuff. Boycott them!

landmasses are inanimate.

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stOneskull wrote:

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	Boytcott Iran, Russia, Syria, Denmark and the United States These countries do rotten stuff. Boycott them!

landmasses are inanimate.

hahahahaha

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Jordan Maxwell tells us that the United States is a corporation. I boycott it by not paying taxes.

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i think australia is a corporation too.

and south africa.

and perhaps all the countries are just puppet states.

i have this great book called 'south africa, inc.'

it was written by david pallister and sarah stewart,

about the oppenheimer empire.

a brief review is here:
http://www.foreignaffairs.org/19890601fabook7590/david-pallister-sarah-stewart-ian-lepper/south-africa-inc-the-oppenheimer-empire.html

then put that with this book (you only have to read the reader's reviews):

"A Century Of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order"
by F. William Engdahl

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/074532309X/103-2510151-1355848?redirect=true&v=glance&n=283155

from one of the reviews:

"There are so many revelations that are so well documented
that one has to slow down and completely reorientate his or her conception of and attitude toward recent history.
His tone is neither particularly vindictive nor is it conspiratorial.

It looks at people and events
and provides plausible motives and methods
that are not part of the conventional awareness.

For example,
(fact) the British navy decided in the late 19th century to change their primary fuel source from coal to oil,
thereby (objective) needing to secure access to oil reserves, basically in perpetuity.
(result) British agreements for oil resources with the Sheikh of Kuwait date from 1899.
(fact) Oil then comes to supplant coal as the primary energy source for all of the industrializing world,
and a decade later Germany threatens to become the leading industrialized nation in Europe
and (objective) needs a secure source of oil,
so they begin construction on the Berlin to Baghdad railway
intending to capitalize on agreements to import Iraqi oil.
(question) How does Britain meet this emerging geopolitical threat.
(objective) Block Germany's access to Middle East oil.
(result) Curiously WWI begins with an out-of-the-way assassination in Croatia
that just happens to occur near the route of that railway.
War ensues and not only is the B-to-B railway cut off, but Germany loses all colonial power in the Middle East.

Shortly after WWI
the leaders of the seven major western oil companies meet
and agree to not compete with each other but to cooperate,
and in 1928 drew up the Red Line agreement that gave virtually control of virtually all Middle East oil
to the Anglo-American cartel.

Even France's portion was minimalized to Turkish reserves.
The Anglo-American consortium came to be known as the Seven Sisters
and over the course of the ensuing decades
become more and more infused with global banking and financial interestes,
i.e., Rockefeller, J.P.Morgan, the Warburgs, the Rothschilds, Brown Harriman, etc.,
coming to dominate the world economy
by controlling the primary energy source.

It is "all about oil" and has been since the turn of the century."

anglo-american

ties into the oppenheimers and the rothschilds..

and they tie into hitler and napoleon..

and today into the bush's and the silverstein's and the lowe's.

the dots are connecting like wildfire!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo_American_plc

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It doesn't matter who or what we boycott, It isn't going to work. too many people need too many things now-a-days

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Dont you see why this thread was started????

why are you always bringing up most stupid threads on top???