The former pastor of the US president Barack Obama says Jesus was Palestinian!
Apparently he does not know the Bible or does not care about it. Jesus's visits to the Temple, His living as a pious Jew, His statements about coming to the lost sheep of Israel, His citing of Old Testament and rabbis, it is all not worth mentioning and unimportant for this 'pastor'. What counts is political agenda - so, according to him, Jesus was Palestinian, presumably Arab, nothing to do with Judaism or God, I am even inclined to think that for this 'pastor' Jesus was the liberator of Palestinians from Jews, don't you think? (forget the Romans occupying the country, Jewish country!)
So - there are some more things to be learn from this former President's spiritual guide as for example how bad it is for the US and the whole world to be capitalistic, never mind there is feudalism in Arab countries in the gulf - it is better (or is communism? I got lost).
There is freedom of speech and one may believe Jesus was Palestinian Arab, US is the worst country and Jews are to be blamed for everything (however this is called racism) and say it allowed (well at least in the US, try saying bad things about Islam in Islamic country or criticize Kim or communism in North Korea or communism in China, all your problems will be resolved once and for ever) yet the fact that a person speaking in such a way with such a hatred was spiritual guide to the US president, the fact that such a person, who talks as if he never read Bible calls himself 'pastor' deserves to be known.
Sunday, 11 October 2015
Thursday, 8 October 2015
Financing the terrorism by Palestinian Authority
The nearly only income of the Palestinian Autonomy authorities is money received from NGOs, governments and EU. Israel is financing their electricity (I have written about it here), water and medical aid and lots of financing comes from the US and specially EU plus some Islamic countries.
Some of this money (including the one coming from European tax payers) goes to the convicted terrorists serving time in Israeli prisons. It has been long known but here are some new facts and findings.
So, my dear fellow tax payers - like it or not you are paying for things like suicide bombings, explosives or stabbings (as lately) whose innocent civilian victims beg for help and are spat upon.
Do you really support it?
Some of this money (including the one coming from European tax payers) goes to the convicted terrorists serving time in Israeli prisons. It has been long known but here are some new facts and findings.
So, my dear fellow tax payers - like it or not you are paying for things like suicide bombings, explosives or stabbings (as lately) whose innocent civilian victims beg for help and are spat upon.
Do you really support it?
Monday, 5 October 2015
BBC and truth...
Yesterday BBC put this on their official webpage.
Would you recognize observing the title that the two victims were Jews and the shot Palestinian their murderer caught in the act of committing murder? I wouldn't.
So let this picture
stay here to remember BBC's "objectivity" when it comes to the Middle East.
Would you recognize observing the title that the two victims were Jews and the shot Palestinian their murderer caught in the act of committing murder? I wouldn't.
So let this picture
Sunday, 4 October 2015
The new wave of terror
Welcome after long break. I will try to come back with more stories so bare with me please...
Yesterday Palestinians attack an Israeli ambulance carrying a patient in critical condition. The patient? A Palestinian stabbed by a Palestinian who thought he was a Jew.
Meanwhile on the West Bank crowds were celebrating the awful murder of a couple of young parents, Eitam and Naama Henkin who were shot dead by Palestinian terrorists. Their 4 children on the back seat miraculously survived. Here is the description of the celebration.
Meanwhile President Abbas after days of silence accused... Israel (who else?) for the situation and given an example of killing two Palestinians by Israeli forces. What he has forgotten to mention was... that they were killed while in the act of trying to murder Jews - they were terrorists in action.
No doubts Goebbels and Stalinist propagandists could learn a lot from Palestinian authorities. The most horrible part of it is that in Europe this side is being pictured as 'peace partner' and 'non-radical'. I wonder if Europe has learn a thing since Munich treaty where it praised Hitler and Goebbels. Or maybe I shouldn't wonder, it seems certain it did not :(
Yesterday Palestinians attack an Israeli ambulance carrying a patient in critical condition. The patient? A Palestinian stabbed by a Palestinian who thought he was a Jew.
Meanwhile on the West Bank crowds were celebrating the awful murder of a couple of young parents, Eitam and Naama Henkin who were shot dead by Palestinian terrorists. Their 4 children on the back seat miraculously survived. Here is the description of the celebration.
Meanwhile President Abbas after days of silence accused... Israel (who else?) for the situation and given an example of killing two Palestinians by Israeli forces. What he has forgotten to mention was... that they were killed while in the act of trying to murder Jews - they were terrorists in action.
No doubts Goebbels and Stalinist propagandists could learn a lot from Palestinian authorities. The most horrible part of it is that in Europe this side is being pictured as 'peace partner' and 'non-radical'. I wonder if Europe has learn a thing since Munich treaty where it praised Hitler and Goebbels. Or maybe I shouldn't wonder, it seems certain it did not :(
Sunday, 14 December 2014
A perspective I want to share
It is sad when one has to give up on the country one grew up in.
And not because he/ she left this country - we all sometimes do for various reasons, and than sometimes come back, sometimes visit and sometimes just keep in nice memories. Simply because we feel unaccepted in it. We feel we do not belong there any more (though we used to). That was (and is) the fate of many refugees from countries that underwent radical changes.
It is also sometimes the effect of some political global or regional changes (like the fate of Jewish refugees from Arab countries after 1948).
Yet we usually presume that apart from individual choices these feelings and struggles omit developed, Western countries. After all they are supposed to be democratic, based on civil rights, usually with many minorities (ethnic, religious and so on) so why would anybody felt unwelcome, not belonging, excluded?
Well, there is a group of people feeling more and more out of place in Western European countries. They are afraid to be recognized, they feel not belonging because of the constant critics of their religion and ethnicity, they feel more and more vulnerable with the most painful and so recent moment of their history being pushed out of schools, with their children attending schools slowly reminiscent of strongholds, with their often taking care not to be recognized, with their feeling of being voiceless as nobody is willing to hear their story.
They are Jewish people.
And the above linked history from Sweden shows how it happens...
Here is a slightly different one from American campus. And it is saddening. If we can't protect small and peaceful minority against accusations, aggression and lack of belonging what is our system worth, is it already an illusion of society based on equal rights of all?
And not because he/ she left this country - we all sometimes do for various reasons, and than sometimes come back, sometimes visit and sometimes just keep in nice memories. Simply because we feel unaccepted in it. We feel we do not belong there any more (though we used to). That was (and is) the fate of many refugees from countries that underwent radical changes.
It is also sometimes the effect of some political global or regional changes (like the fate of Jewish refugees from Arab countries after 1948).
Yet we usually presume that apart from individual choices these feelings and struggles omit developed, Western countries. After all they are supposed to be democratic, based on civil rights, usually with many minorities (ethnic, religious and so on) so why would anybody felt unwelcome, not belonging, excluded?
Well, there is a group of people feeling more and more out of place in Western European countries. They are afraid to be recognized, they feel not belonging because of the constant critics of their religion and ethnicity, they feel more and more vulnerable with the most painful and so recent moment of their history being pushed out of schools, with their children attending schools slowly reminiscent of strongholds, with their often taking care not to be recognized, with their feeling of being voiceless as nobody is willing to hear their story.
They are Jewish people.
And the above linked history from Sweden shows how it happens...
Here is a slightly different one from American campus. And it is saddening. If we can't protect small and peaceful minority against accusations, aggression and lack of belonging what is our system worth, is it already an illusion of society based on equal rights of all?
Sunday, 23 November 2014
Graet Pat Condell!!!! And not only...
Here is the really great Pat Condell in his
new piece
I couldn't agree more. He is - unfortunately - ABSOLUTELY right. I believe Western patronizing of Arabs (Palestinians in particular) is the leftover after so cursed officially colonialism. And they can and should be hold accountable to the same standard as the rest of the world and treated accordingly. Than maybe we would have the blame put where it belongs - on Palestinian leaders.
Here is another great article on this subject - please have a look.
I really believe these two links are very, very important.
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Media reaction to the attack
In the aftermath of the horrible synagogue attack most media that reported it did it seriously and with little bias, later on some things were changed. But few of the media did extremely lousy job showing their bias and attitude towards Israel I suppose.
One of the worst examples was, I presume, CNN. Let the pictures tell the story...
No wonder sometimes people have so distorted views of what is going on in Israel, if they rely on media coverage, it is often not very far from such reporting of 9/11 as on this mem
And in Gaza sweets were being given in the streets and crowds rejoicing, just like after 9/11. Let me remind you that Hamas is (officially) part of the unity government now. Supported by so many in Europe.
The most shocking is the reaction of cartoonists in Palestinian territory. Instruction for the children? If so I prey never to meet them. And it matters not who you are or are not for people trained from childhood to hate and kill. It is simply abusing children and creating horrible future for all.
One of the worst examples was, I presume, CNN. Let the pictures tell the story...
No wonder sometimes people have so distorted views of what is going on in Israel, if they rely on media coverage, it is often not very far from such reporting of 9/11 as on this mem
And in Gaza sweets were being given in the streets and crowds rejoicing, just like after 9/11. Let me remind you that Hamas is (officially) part of the unity government now. Supported by so many in Europe.
The most shocking is the reaction of cartoonists in Palestinian territory. Instruction for the children? If so I prey never to meet them. And it matters not who you are or are not for people trained from childhood to hate and kill. It is simply abusing children and creating horrible future for all.
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