MeisterEckhart wrote on Sep 20^th, 2025 at 3:42pm:

Neither the Nazis not the Soviets nor the useless idiots of today are motivated by religion.

Mediaeval religions do not motivated 20th century Jew hate, nor today's 'anti-zionism'.

Get off the hobby horse and look around, Toto, I have a feeling we are not Kansas anymore. Nor the 16th century.

Every Jew who has ever lived for the last 2000 years knew and knows that Europeans will express overt Jew-hate given the chance.

It's why Israeli leaders cultivate those American Christian sects that incorporate the belief that the second coming of Christ will not occur until the state of Israel includes the entire ancient Jewish borders (so-called premillennial dispensationalism)... i.e. to have at least some Christians, by religious conviction and not through temporary collective guilt, inside the Jewish-Israel tent pissing out.

Of course, once that happens, they believe all returned Jews must then convert or perish (some things never change), but until then, they believe Jews are necessary prophetic actors.

freediver wrote on Sep 21^st, 2025 at 8:55am:

Your usual gibberish...

When were they slaves in Egypt? Even Israeli anthropologists largely agree that their slavery in Egypt and Moses are myths.

freediver wrote on Sep 10^th, 2025 at 8:02pm:





AI Overview

You are correct; the British did not create the State of Israel, though they held a colonial mandate for Palestine until 1948. Instead, the United Nations voted to partition the British Mandate of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. Britain ultimately opposed this resolution and did not enforce it, choosing instead to withdraw its forces, leaving the Jewish community to declare Israel's independence on May 14, 1948.


The Balfour Declaration
The Balfour Declaration of 1917 expressed British support for a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine.
However, the Balfour Declaration was not a declaration of statehood and contained provisions that the rights of existing non-Jewish communities should not be prejudiced, which complicated its implementation.
Britain's aim was to secure the support of Jewish communities in the Middle East during World War I, but this policy was not consistently implemented, and the British actually hindered the creation of a Jewish state at various points.


The UN Partition Plan
After World War II, the British government, overwhelmed by the ongoing conflict and the challenge of managing the Mandate, handed the issue to the newly formed United Nations.
The UN voted for a partition plan that recommended dividing the Mandate into two separate states: one Jewish and one Arab.
Britain announced it would not enforce this plan and simply withdrew its presence from the territory by May 14, 1948.


Declaration of Independence
On May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion, the head of the Jewish Agency, proclaimed the establishment of the State of Israel.
This declaration occurred just before the termination of the British Mandate and was a culmination of the efforts of the Zionist movement to establish a Jewish state.
Therefore, Israel was established not by British grant, but by the political actions of the Jewish leadership and the subsequent conflict with Arab forces, following the UN's recommendation and Britain's withdrawal.

Frank wrote on Sep 21^st, 2025 at 3:49pm:

Needless to say, your comprehension of the root cause of European Jew-hate is worse than your comprehension of British or Australian history... not that it stops you smearing it across this forum.

Weird coming from someone from a Lutheran culture... I'm guessing you know little to nothing of Martin Luther.

Thankfully, the likes of Pope John XXIII recognised the link and acted immediately on his ascension to the Papacy...Pius XII continued with his Great Silence after WW2, as the Catholic Church assisted former SS officers and former Nazi officials in escaping Europe to South America.

Frank wrote on Sep 21^st, 2025 at 5:36pm:

For someone who rants about preserving cultural tradition, you're as dumb as a c~nt when it comes to its dark side.

The fact is, Christianity was responsible for forcing a permanent wedge and murderous animosity between Jews and Christians, beginning with Paul and James around AD60, as documented in Acts, and persisted until 1945 unabated.

Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Sep 21^st, 2025 at 6:47pm:

You're going to make a fool of yourself quicker in this thread than you usually do.

After multiple volatile arguments with James, Paul ultimately triggered James' demand for Paul's execution by his defiling of the Temple by bringing gentiles into the Temple's inner sanctum.

Paul would have been lynched on the spot by furious devout Jews had he not sought protection from the Roman Temple guards, who escorted him out of the Temple.

He was then arrested by the Roman Procurator (Porcius Festus) to answer to the Jewish charges requiring the death penalty.

Paul then used his Roman citizenship status to exercise his right to have his alleged crimes adjudicated by Caesar (Nero), which was granted by the Procurator, thus protecting him from James and Jewish law.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Sep 21^st, 2025 at 6:58pm:


So how does hiding behind Roman citizenship make this into hating Jews that grew into the incredible thing it became?

What happened to turning the other cheek?  You do realise these books were not written until the 4th or 5th Century AD or so, don't you, and were essentially a political manifesto and not divine writings from God - sort of like the Allah Manifesto.?