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Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.Now you got it!
More to the point, did you get it the so called Hamas charter is not signed by anyone
Hamas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaNorway was the first Western country to recognize the 2007 Palestinian government consisting of both Hamas and Fatah, and Norwegian officials have met with Hamas representatives on several occasions. "We know that the USA and the EU have legal obligations since they have Hamas on their terrorist list. We must be able to take an independent decision about contact," Norwegian foreign minister Jonas Gahr Støre responded to a 2006 United States' attempt to dissuade Norwegian contact with Hamas.[341]
Russia Russia does not designate Hamas a terrorist organisation, and held direct talks with Hamas in 2006, after Hamas won the Palestine elections, stating that it did so to press Hamas to reject violence and recognise Israel.[342] An Israeli official has said that Russia will reduce its ties to Hamas.[343]
Switzerland Switzerland does not forbid any organizations except Al Qaida.[15] Swiss officials have regular contacts with Hamas representatives as the de-facto authority of the Gaza strip.[344] The Swiss Federal Council has condemned the terrorist attacks committed by the Hamas against Israel.[345]
Turkey The Turkish government met with Hamas leaders in February 2006, after the organization's victory in the Palestinian elections. In 2010, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan described Hamas as "resistance fighters who are struggling to defend their land.
Turkey is correct. Hamas does not fit the definition of international terrorists.
The terrorist label is merely political name calling.
Strange, isn't it. You post actual quotes from the Hamas Charter and these Islamist worshipping freaks start squealing like pigs. One guy says they didn't sign it, the other guy says "eh doesn't mean they're terrorists". Funny part is these ass lickers actually think they're fooling anybody with their lies.Where's the real thing? Locked up with O'Bama's birth certificate?Now you got it!
We have a so called official Hamas document that was not endorsed by anyone and is only posted by Israel's lackeys.
Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.More to the point, did you get it the so called Hamas charter is not signed by anyone
Hamas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turkey is correct. Hamas does not fit the definition of international terrorists.
The terrorist label is merely political name calling.
So did Afghanistan under the Taliban. Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one. Approval of Israel is at record highs, disapproval of Fraudestiians is also at record highs as well. Chew on that opinion for a while, hope you don't cough up blood though.Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.Turkey is correct. Hamas does not fit the definition of international terrorists.
The terrorist label is merely political name calling.
Every country has its political opinions.
Here's what the Council of Foreign Relations has to say about the greatest "Government" on earth.So sez Tinmore.Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.Turkey is correct. Hamas does not fit the definition of international terrorists.
The terrorist label is merely political name calling.
Every country has its political opinions.
So did Afghanistan under the Taliban. Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one. Approval of Israel is at record highs, disapproval of Fraudestiians is also at record highs as well. Chew on that opinion for a while, hope you don't cough up blood though.Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.
Every country has its political opinions.
Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one.
Here's what the Council of Foreign Relations has to say about the greatest "Government" on earth.So sez Tinmore.Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.
Every country has its political opinions.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
The result was a de facto geographic division of Palestinian-held territory, with Hamas holding sway in Gaza and Fatah maintaining the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority government in the West Bank town of Ramallah.
How about we ship you to Hamasistan or any other Islamic shithole you desire, since you you adore the lunatic terrorist backwards ass barbaric medeival Islamic animals that run those countries? Apparently your opinions which usually come out of your ahole, are the opposite of what a majority of Americans believe.So did Afghanistan under the Taliban. Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one. Approval of Israel is at record highs, disapproval of Fraudestiians is also at record highs as well. Chew on that opinion for a while, hope you don't cough up blood though.Every country has its political opinions.
Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one.
Including the aholes in our government
How about we ship you to Hamasistan or any other Islamic shithole you desire, since you you adore the lunatic terrorist backwards ass barbaric medeival Islamic animals that run those countries? Apparently your opinions which usually come out of your ahole, are the opposite of what a majority of Americans believe.So did Afghanistan under the Taliban. Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one. Approval of Israel is at record highs, disapproval of Fraudestiians is also at record highs as well. Chew on that opinion for a while, hope you don't cough up blood though.
Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one.
Including the aholes in our government
How about we ship you to Hamasistan or any other Islamic shithole you desire, since you you adore the lunatic terrorist backwards ass barbaric medeival Islamic animals that run those countries? Apparently your opinions which usually come out of your ahole, are the opposite of what a majority of Americans believe.So did Afghanistan under the Taliban. Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one. Approval of Israel is at record highs, disapproval of Fraudestiians is also at record highs as well. Chew on that opinion for a while, hope you don't cough up blood though.
Opinions are like aholes, everybody's got one.
Including the aholes in our government
How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?Here's what the Council of Foreign Relations has to say about the greatest "Government" on earth.So sez Tinmore.Turkey doesn't count. All of Europe (with exception of one or two), Canada, Australia, and most importantly the US of A, consider Hamas a TERRORIRST organization. Now, slowly, crawl back under that rock you came out of. Thats a good Mooslime.
Every country has its political opinions.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?Here's what the Council of Foreign Relations has to say about the greatest "Government" on earth.So sez Tinmore.Every country has its political opinions.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
The Council on Foreign Relations compares them to Democrats I suppose.How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?Here's what the Council of Foreign Relations has to say about the greatest "Government" on earth.So sez Tinmore.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
Better than the illegal one in the West Bank.
The Council on Foreign Relations compares them to Democrats I suppose.How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?
Better than the illegal one in the West Bank.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
The Council on Foreign Relations compares them to Democrats I suppose.How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?
Better than the illegal one in the West Bank.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
How's that Hamas govenment working, Tinmore?
The Council on Foreign Relations compares them to Democrats I suppose.Better than the illegal one in the West Bank.
Hamas - Council on Foreign Relations
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Wow, Tiny Brain is either
A. An ignorant terrorist supporting douchebag
B. Lying, like a good Muslim because lying to non Muslims in allowed in Islam
C. Assuming everybody is as stupid as himself
The answer is D, all of the above
Hamas Covenant
Hamas Covenant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Hamas Charter (or Covenant), issued in 1988, outlined the position of the Palestinian Islamic organization Hamas on many key issues at the time. The Charter identified Hamas as the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine and declares its members to be Muslims who "fear God and raise the banner of Jihad in the face of the oppressors." The charter states that "our struggle against the Jews is very great and very serious" and calls for the eventual creation of an Islamic state in Palestine, in place of Israel and the Palestinian Territories,[1] and the obliteration or dissolution of Israel.[2][3] The charter also states that Hamas is humanistic, and tolerant of other religions as long as they do not block Hamas's efforts.[4] The Charter adds that "renouncing any part of Palestine means renouncing part of the religion" of Islam.[5]
In 2010 Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal stated that the Charter is "a piece of history... cannot be changed for internal reasons."[6]
