Somalis in MN...want Shari'a, think you should be killed for insulting Mohammad

[Wick Stick]

so Israel brought the Chinese, Indians, Sri Lankans just after October 7th to work there?
They replaced the Palestinian jobs? So now they are homeless?
--300,000 foreigners brought into Israel by the government - who will likely never leave.
I find that very interesting.
more globalism. Don't you?
All of the world leaders are doing the same thing to their own countries.

I find it surprising. Israel has historically been among the most nationalist countries in the world.

 

[PS95]

I find it surprising. Israel has historically been among the most nationalist countries in the world.

Times have changed. This is a part of the UN's goal- everything is.

 

[David in NJ]

And they say they would rather live in Somalia.

The US Constitution grants the Authentic people of the USA to defend our country with force against those who seek to commit treason thru the antichrist sharia law.

 

[Debp]

so Israel brought the Chinese, Indians, Sri Lankans just after October 7th to work there?
They replaced the Palestinian jobs? So now they are homeless?
--300,000 foreigners brought into Israel by the government

The Palestinians used to hold those jobs in Israel. However after the October 7th attack by Hamas (who most Palestinians support) Palestinians couldn't go into Israel anymore to work. It would have been too dangerous as terrorists would likely try to do more attacks in Israel.

 

[Debp]

I find it surprising. Israel has historically been among the most nationalist countries in the world.

There are many Arab Muslims who own businesses in Israel and are happy living there. Also there are some Arab people in Israel's government.

 

[Wick Stick]

There are many Arab Muslims who own businesses in Israel and are happy living there. Also there are some Arab people in Israel's government.

Do you mean the West Bank?

I am probably out of date in my thinking, but when I spent time in Israel during the 90's... Palestinians could not move freely through Israeli lands; only the West Bank. Israelis were also discouraged from entering West Bank and Gaza.

This was especially pronounced within the Old Jerusalem, where the Arab quarter was only allowed for Arabs, and the Jewish quarter for Jews. The Christian and Armenian quarters were allowed for either.

 

[Debp]

Do you mean the West Bank?

I am probably out of date in my thinking, but when I spent time in Israel during the 90's... Palestinians could not move freely through Israeli lands; only the West Bank. Israelis were also discouraged from entering West Bank and Gaza.

This was especially pronounced within the Old Jerusalem, where the Arab quarter was only allowed for Arabs, and the Jewish quarter for Jews. The Christian and Armenian quarters were allowed for either.

Let's ask a couple of members that are more familiar about it than me. I only saw interviews where Arab Muslims were happy living in Israel. They wanted to stay there. @Jericho @Behold
Behold has lived in Israel.

 

[Ziggy]

Have to dig deeper inside the governments running the countries.
It's easy to put a name or pin the tail on the donkey.
Problem is, we're pretty much in the dark as to who is really running the show.
I just watched a Senate hearing from 2 months ago. Some how I missed it but it was sincerely important.
It had to do with the (oranges) of the sniffles.
A whistleblower had come out and was discussing the (deep state) and I don't think we have enough shovels to get to the bottom.

What is an Analytical Mind?

An analytical mindset is the ability to approach problems and situations systematically, using logic, critical thinking, and data-driven reasoning to make informed decisions and solve complex problems.​

Problem is, in order to employ an analytical mindset you have to have complex problems.
So maybe sometimes problems are created to reach a solution.
So while we can point fingers at this one or that one, there are much bigger problems beneath the surface.
And it is a global networking.

Is there a why?
I think it takes a "special" kind of mind to bypass all sense of morality, humanity, compassion, no remorse.
Some call it narcissistic, and I'm not so sure that it isn't an Analytical Narcissistic Mindset combined.
Maybe it's not about "solving" but rather "creating" complex problems.

And then there is the financial incentive. These can lead to situations of "censorship" bribery, NDA's.
Well you come this far, you can't turn back now. Loose strings.

Not the kind of profession I would want to be in or situation.
So,
anywho,
You may want to really listen to how the "inner sanctum" has more control over many operations than the people you see in the public sphere.
And maybe sometimes the Governments has more trouble getting the answers to the questions we would all like to hear, but for reasons sometimes beyond our control, are able to actually receive them.

Who really is pulling the strings? Who is making the decisions?
Analytical minds already know, but those of us with principles and morales I don't think would ever truly understand that mindset.

So while the world is captivated by all the shiny objects spinning on the surface, there are much deeper sinister things happening below,

The question is. how is it defeated?
Lack of funding to begin with. Have to cut the purse strings. Grants, Special Interests, even sometimes in the name of national security, or science.
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