Palestine Today

[P F Tinmore]

 

[rylah]

What's interesting is in all of the 18 minutes they didn't show these people even once collect olives the way that real falahs do it.

Ridiculous.

 

[rylah]

Another bs, falahs didn't own any land in the Ottoman times, at best they served for 2-3 years on each plot. It was a feudal system.

 

[rylah]

They demand to move through our borders, then declare death to Israel,

More bullshit from you. What happened to those who recently tried to leave by boat? They weren't even going to get close to Israel.

That was a nice try to break a totally legitimate blockade enacted by a nation whom the Gazans swore to destroy.

If the sea isn't controlled by Israel, it will be Egypt. so stop whining and get some sense.

What does a few people leaving have to do with Israel's lie about security?

Well they demand to "leave" through Israel,
as for the sea if Egypt was controlling the customs, it could be a reasonable suggestion from Hamas, but reason is not what they're looking for. So let them isolate themselves by selling out to Iran and good luck convincing Egypt You're not suicidal maniacs.

You are soooooooooooo full of shit. You must be Israeli.

Ok, who cares what You think.
We're a sovereign nation, can enact policies on the ground.
They're suicidal maniacs are only good at making their people miserable and start stupid wars they can't win.

At the end of the day, I'm not the one who suffers the most for their stupidity.
I'm just saying if our citizens are not in Gaza, there's no reason for our electricity to go there.

 

[P F Tinmore]

More bullshit from you. What happened to those who recently tried to leave by boat? They weren't even going to get close to Israel.

That was a nice try to break a totally legitimate blockade enacted by a nation whom the Gazans swore to destroy.

If the sea isn't controlled by Israel, it will be Egypt. so stop whining and get some sense.

What does a few people leaving have to do with Israel's lie about security?

Well they demand to "leave" through Israel,
as for the sea if Egypt was controlling the customs, it could be a reasonable suggestion from Hamas, but reason is not what they're looking for. So let them isolate themselves by selling out to Iran and good luck convincing Egypt You're not suicidal maniacs.

You are soooooooooooo full of shit. You must be Israeli.

Ok, who cares what You think.
We're a sovereign nation, can enact policies on the ground.
They're suicidal maniacs are only good at making their people miserable and start stupid wars they can't win.

At the end of the day, I'm not the one who suffers the most for their stupidity.
I'm just saying if our citizens are not in Gaza, there's no reason for our electricity to go there.

Nice rant!

 

[P F Tinmore]

Charlotte Kates: Criminalizing People's Liberation Movements

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

This thread is to highlight Palestinians of all stripes and Lara Kiswani is a Palestinian. She is sounding the alarm of a police state. That, in itself, would be off topic for this thread. Basically she is saying that Israel is exporting its repression to other countries. Let me know if you start a thread in a more suitable forum or this forum considering it is Israel.

 

[Hollie]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

This thread is to highlight Palestinians of all stripes and Lara Kiswani is a Palestinian. She is sounding the alarm of a police state. That, in itself, would be off topic for this thread. Basically she is saying that Israel is exporting its repression to other countries. Let me know if you start a thread in a more suitable forum or this forum considering it is Israel.

What “repression” is Israel exporting?

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[rylah]

Charlotte Kates: Criminalizing People's Liberation Movements

She's wearing a kafiyeh of tribes of Yemen, and talking about Jews colonizing lands?

Arab Muslim imperialism is what it is, and the indigenous people of the middle east have every right to get free themselves from this foreign Arab occupation, not only the Jews, Kurds and Arameans should as well.

 

[rylah]

That was a nice try to break a totally legitimate blockade enacted by a nation whom the Gazans swore to destroy.

If the sea isn't controlled by Israel, it will be Egypt. so stop whining and get some sense.

What does a few people leaving have to do with Israel's lie about security?

Well they demand to "leave" through Israel,
as for the sea if Egypt was controlling the customs, it could be a reasonable suggestion from Hamas, but reason is not what they're looking for. So let them isolate themselves by selling out to Iran and good luck convincing Egypt You're not suicidal maniacs.

You are soooooooooooo full of shit. You must be Israeli.

Ok, who cares what You think.
We're a sovereign nation, can enact policies on the ground.
They're suicidal maniacs are only good at making their people miserable and start stupid wars they can't win.

At the end of the day, I'm not the one who suffers the most for their stupidity.
I'm just saying if our citizens are not in Gaza, there's no reason for our electricity to go there.

Nice rant!

So what do You choose - total sealing or resettlement?
The beaches in Gaza are a beauty, especially when lit by Israeli electricity in the evening...

 

[rylah]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

This thread is to highlight Palestinians of all stripes and Lara Kiswani is a Palestinian. She is sounding the alarm of a police state. That, in itself, would be off topic for this thread. Basically she is saying that Israel is exporting its repression to other countries. Let me know if you start a thread in a more suitable forum or this forum considering it is Israel.

The way You use the name is telling,
all stripes except the blue-white ones.

 

[rylah]

Gazans thankful to Iran

 

[rylah]

Liberal Tunisian Party Head Baator: Normalization of Ties with Israel Is in Tunisia's Best Interests

 

[ForeverYoung436]

Liberal Tunisian Party Head Baator: Normalization of Ties with Israel Is in Tunisia's Best Interests

Who knew about all these occupations?

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Hollie]

RE: Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,

I'm not sure why you posted this; as it is about unclassified concepts in surveillance measures, weapons, information sharing, etc, to protect against criminal activity.

Private Thoughts with Lara Kiswani on The Mentality of Militarization

(COMMENT)

Some organizations intentionally widen the divide, as opposed to integrating, Arab immigrants into the American Community. In this case, the organization is inciting an alarmist view on the basis that surveillance practices, standardization of equipment, and the establishment of information sharing data frameworks by law enforcement at the local, state, national, and international levels are a means of repressing the general population. It was using, by name, the US and Israel as examples of repressive regimes. The claim is that repressive regimes use these advancements as a means to control the populations ("social control").

Lara Kiswani, is suggesting that an Orwellian society is evolving in the direction of a dystopia society that is undesirable → under a regime that is frightening in its oppression. The implication is that the more advanced a law enforcement, security or counterintelligence; the more dystopia the society.

While this is a most interesting topic to discuss, this is the wrong place.

Most Respectfully,
R

What was the point of that silly propaganda?

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Shusha]

Charlotte Kates: Criminalizing People's Liberation Movements

Wow. Isn't she a useful idiot?

Its hard to take someone like her seriously when she discusses exile communities and nations and doesn't count the Jewish people as one of them. Because....Joooooooos.