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**Senasivar** · 07-01-2012, 04:29 AM

It's the jews that want you to be mad at the muslims and that you posted that video with those "Christians" with Hebrew t-shirts is worrisome, you should be able to see beyond that. Remember that the arab folk are looking down the barrel of ZOGs guns as we speak.

and they're mostly not fooled about what/who is really going on, the way too many Americans are,

"I was speaking the other day with Scott Pelley of CBS News's "60 Minutes" about the mood in Iraq. He had just returned from filming a piece there and he told me something disturbing. Scott had gone around and asked Iraqis on the streets what they called American troops - wondering if they had nicknames for us in the way we used to call the Nazis "Krauts" or the Vietcong "Charlie." And what did he find? "Many Iraqis have so much distrust for U.S. forces we found they've come up with a nickname for our troops," Scott said. "They call American soldiers 'The Jews,' as in, 'Don't go down that street, the Jews set up a roadblock.' [...]"

-- Thomas Freidman, NY Times Op Ed: "Jews, Israel, and America"

07-01-2012, 04:29 AM	#29
Senasivar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	It's the jews that want you to be mad at the muslims and that you posted that video with those "Christians" with Hebrew t-shirts is worrisome, you should be able to see beyond that. Remember that the arab folk are looking down the barrel of ZOGs guns as we speak. and they're mostly not fooled about what/who is really going on, the way too many Americans are, "I was speaking the other day with Scott Pelley of CBS News's "60 Minutes" about the mood in Iraq. He had just returned from filming a piece there and he told me something disturbing. Scott had gone around and asked Iraqis on the streets what they called American troops - wondering if they had nicknames for us in the way we used to call the Nazis "Krauts" or the Vietcong "Charlie." And what did he find? "Many Iraqis have so much distrust for U.S. forces we found they've come up with a nickname for our troops," Scott said. "They call American soldiers 'The Jews,' as in, 'Don't go down that street, the Jews set up a roadblock.' [...]" -- Thomas Freidman, NY Times Op Ed: "Jews, Israel, and America"
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