Could you answer some basic questions about the country of Palestine ? :

1. When was it founded and by whom?
2. What language did the Palestinians speak?
3. What writing [script] did they use?
4. What manuscripts did they leave?
5. What was their religion?
6. Where are their temples?
7. What monuments attest to their existence?
8. What were its borders?
9. What was the name of its capital?
10. What were its major cities?
11. What constituted the basis of its economy?
12. What was the name of the currency that they used?
13. What was its form of government?
14. What achievements have they accomplished?
15. What other peoples did Palestine interact with?
16. Where can one find any [historic] records, wherein the country of Palestine and its people are mentioned?
17. What archaeological sites can one name?
18. Where can one find the recorded history of these people?
19. Whom did they conquer?, or, were conquered by?
20. Was Palestine ever recognized by a country whose existence, at that time or now, leaves no room for interpretation [or doubt]?
21. What was the prevalent religion of the country of Palestine?
22. Can anyone name at least five Palestinian leaders before Arafat?
23. Finally, since there is no such recognised country today, what caused its demise and when did it occur?[/color][/i]

Further, why did these proud 'Palestinians' between 1948 and 1967, passively, allow themselves to be occupied by the Jordanians in the 'West Bank', and by the Egyptians in Gaza?


Those Q's  [above] are taken from;

Part 142 - Palestine and Palestinians
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04iGfi9No6M

Yeah.   Israel, that BIG bully.

While the innocent moslem 'Palestinians'
can't find a home anywhere,
among their own CO-RELIGIONISTS.

freediver wrote on Apr 29^th, 2026 at 11:22am:

Your teenage psychiatry is playing up today... Off the pills?

Look up the meaning of 'root cause' and get back to me...

What was the root cause of Jewish uprisings and revolts against Rome?

Was it (a) Judaism, (b) Polytheism, (c) Other?

MeisterEckhart wrote on Apr 29^th, 2026 at 11:29am:


Why are you so eager to change the subject?

Did you ever get round to figuring out what the root cause of the current violence is, or are you still to busy listing little factoids?

What makes you think pre-1948 migration of Jewish people is the root cause of violence, if that is indeed what you are tiptoeing around? Does it make you feel compelled to gun down Jews on the streets of Sydney?

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What support? I am not saying he did it because Jews migrated to Palestine before 1948. This is your logic I am asking you to explain. Or is your logic inexplicable?

If you were to meet a Jew and discover that their great-grandparents, or earlier ancestors, migrated to Australia prior to 1948, how much difficulty would you have refraining from killing them?

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I told you what the root cause is. Islam. I even quoted some Muslims openly admitting that Islam motivates them to support ongoing violence, and not just in Israel. You have been tiptoeing around some other root cause, but I am yet to see you clearly state what it is. Are you afraid of what people will think of you?

the root cause.

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When you say "actions", do you mean Jewish conspiracies that never actually transpired? Because so far you have given us a lot of conspiracies, and a lot of excuses for why the reality is pretty much the opposite of the picture you try to paint.

When you say "Revisionist Zionism" are you referring to actual people, or is this another way of referring to Jewish conspiracies?

If the migrants had not been Jews, would they have been the root cause of violence?

Why is only the pre-1948 migration the root cause of ongoing violence, when most of it happened after 1948? In fact, from 48 to the early 50's more Jews migrated in than lived in Israel prior to 48.

Why do you think that the establishment of the state of Israel itself is not a cause? Do you think that all the Muslims who want to wipe out Israel don't actually care about the existence of the state of Israel, it's creation in 1948, or the Jews that migrated there, largely from Arab countries, after 1948?