MR-7 » 11 Jul 2025, 6:33 am » wrote: ↑ I didn't read any of it once I saw who the "source" is. I mean, U of all people know the "The source matters". U said so.
I've provided you the definition, in my own words...Vegas » 11 Jul 2025, 2:03 pm » wrote: ↑ STFU with this noise. You will do absolutley anything, and I mean anything, to evade. Tough ****, coward. This isn't going anywhere. You insist that you know what it is, so I am holding you accountable.
And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. Like I said, I am not your mother. Look it up.You insist that you know what it is, so I am holding you accountable.
Blackvegetable » 11 Jul 2025, 8:38 pm » wrote: ↑ I've provided you the definition, in my own words...
And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. Like I said, I am not your mother. Look it up.
I have to say this sudden position taking is refreshing. This isn't just cheap and patently homosexual sniping from the bushes. This is calling out the pink team - even if it's the lavender team doing the outcalling. I see you had permission for this opinion from the New York Times. Which signals to me that Bibi's time has come, and Trump is no more going to save Bibi than he will Bolsonaro (whom I like, naturally - but that gets him no free coffee).Blackvegetable » 11 Jul 2025, 6:19 am » wrote: ↑ How Netanyahu Prolonged the War in Gaza to Stay in Power
Through interviews with more than 110 officials in Israel, the United States and across the Arab world, as well as a review of dozens of government records and other documents, we reveal how Netanyahu’s actions first made Israel more vulnerable to the October disaster and then helped to prolong and expand the ensuing war. Unexpectedly, the war’s expansion allowed Israel to defeat Hezbollah and bruise Iran. But its extension in Gaza brought relentless misery for Palestinians, led to the deaths of Israeli hostages and allowed Netanyahu to defer a political reckoning.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/11/maga ... aways.html
why does it take so **** long for people to recognize The Obvious?
Having spent much of his time in office appeasing hard liners to stay there, Bibi was on the verge of being nailed for corruption...then Hamas threw him a life line.
His response to Oct. 7th has been largely self serving, and as he spent the political currency, opinion in Israel shifted....
But you can always rally global Hawks and their dimwit minions against Iran....it's an easy sell to slack jaws, FOX demographic wind socks and other cretins.
The Kumbaya Krowd is on board the minute you start talking "penetration" and "bunker buster"....
So Netanyahu wages war with Iran - enabled by The Big Dunce...whose participation is a Yuge Success, regardless of any actual damage assessment - or you are spitting on Sgt. York and America.
Let a steady breeze stoke the fire of the bolgia wherein those two yutzes spend eternity riding a rotisserie...
Sometimes the medium is the message, sonny.*Beekeeper » 11 Jul 2025, 6:22 am » wrote: ↑ It appears that no one really cares about your claim without ANY real evidence it's true.
Where are the names and the actual interviews of these so called "110 officials"?? Either it's invented or your NY Slimes are liars. I suspect both are at play here.
Hitchen's Razon aptly applies here.
The intelligence services of every nation around israel - nations we are instructed by faux and other MSM garbage heaps to view as teeth-gnashingly dedicated to the death of every jew on earth - was warning israel something big was in the works. And Bibi, to his credit, paid attention. He removed the troops that would be responsible to respond to this action to more distant locations. This allowed the carnage to be greater, the outrage to be greater.Blackvegetable » 11 Jul 2025, 6:28 am » wrote: ↑ As Netanyahu convalesced in his pajamas in the hospital in July 2023, a senior general brought him a troubling intelligence assessment. The report warned that Israel’s enemies, including Hamas, had taken note of the country’s domestic turmoil, set off by Netanyahu’s divisive plan to weaken the judiciary, and were preparing an attack.
Netanyahu ignored this and other warnings, and his government went ahead with the overhaul, passing a law hours later that limited the judiciary’s power, setting off more unrest. Two days later, Hamas’s leaders once again noted the turmoil in Israel — and decided the time was right to proceed with a long-planned attack.
Minutes after the attack began in October 2023, at the nadir of his political career, Netanyahu was already planting the seeds for his personal survival act. “I don’t see anything in the intelligence,” Netanyahu said in one of his first phone calls that day. It was his first deflection of blame and an early hint of how Netanyahu would try to prolong his political life by blaming the security and intelligence chiefs for failing to prevent the attack
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/11/maga ... aways.html
I believe that, in the main, Hawks SUCK at "defending Heimat"
Great post. Sadly, you are talking to the forum ****. You know as well as I do that he doesn't have the intellectual capacity to read past the first 5 words of this. He will strikethrough it all, call you a **** moron, then ask 6 million questions.Cannonpointer » 11 Jul 2025, 9:28 pm » wrote: ↑ The intelligence services of every nation around israel - nations we are instructed by faux and other MSM garbage heaps to view as teeth-gnashingly dedicated to the death of every jew on earth - was warning israel something big was in the works. And Bibi, to his credit, paid attention. He removed the troops that would be responsible to respond to this action to more distant locations. This allowed the carnage to be greater, the outrage to be greater.
He also invoked the Hannibal Directive, and the number of israelis that died from jewish bullets was likely greater than those who died at the hands of Hamas.
You cane easily spot the jewish bullets, as a small piece of led is nicked from each. Every time the IDF fires 37 bullets, they get enough led by this method to make one bullet for free. Sounds petty as hillary,. but It all adds up.
For you, the source kills the story. But if you had keener understanding of your world, the source would BE the story.MR-7 » 11 Jul 2025, 6:33 am » wrote: ↑ I didn't read any of it once I saw who the "source" is. I mean, U of all people know the "The source matters". U said so.
The presumptions are staggering...
If he can answer it with google, it is a rhetorical question. That's the kind of **** questions HE asks.MR-7 » 11 Jul 2025, 7:12 am » wrote: ↑ Oh, no one is running Mary. I will not answer any of your request/questions...till you have answered the one question I have asked you MANY, MANY, and I mean MANY times that you refuse to answer. You are obviously SCARED of the question. But here it is again.
Name one, just one (out of the many, many, cable network news stations), that has EVER been in the number one position for, oh let's say, the last TWENTY years. Here is a hint BITCH...Google is your friend.
Do you mean "lud"?Cannonpointer » 11 Jul 2025, 9:28 pm » wrote: ↑ The intelligence services of every nation around israel - nations we are instructed by faux and other MSM garbage heaps to view as teeth-gnashingly dedicated to the death of every jew on earth - was warning israel something big was in the works. And Bibi, to his credit, paid attention. He removed the troops that would be responsible to respond to this action to more distant locations. This allowed the carnage to be greater, the outrage to be greater.
He also invoked the Hannibal Directive, and the number of israelis that died from jewish bullets was likely greater than those who died at the hands of Hamas.
You cane easily spot the jewish bullets, as a small piece of led is nicked from each. Every time the IDF fires 37 bullets, they get enough led by this method to make one bullet for free. Sounds petty as hillary,. but It all adds up.
You've never seen me voice support for Bibi's 'strategy' relative to Palestinians.Cannonpointer » 11 Jul 2025, 9:22 pm » wrote: ↑ I have to say this sudden position taking is refreshing. This isn't just cheap and patently homosexual sniping from the bushes. This is calling out the pink team - even if it's the lavender team doing the outcalling. I see you had permission for this opinion from the New York Times. Which signals to me that Bibi's time has come, and Trump is no more going to save Bibi than he will Bolsonaro (whom I like, naturally - but that gets him no free coffee).
Yes, the right is queer as folk for pounding Iran. The cartoons inside their empty heads - though very badly drawn - are quite effective in erasing their humanity.
Blackvegetable » 11 Jul 2025, 10:00 pm » wrote: ↑ You've never seen me voice support for Bibi's 'strategy' relative to Palestinians.
I doubt I've expressed any such sentiment in decades.
Oh, give it a **** rest. The NYT of the 1930s isn't on trial here. The **** thing was owned by Adolf Ochs - the son ofa rabbi.*Huey » 11 Jul 2025, 11:23 am » wrote: ↑ THe source is a paper that was silent and then downplayed the Holocaust.
I'm your huckleberry.*Huey » 11 Jul 2025, 11:47 am » wrote: ↑ Take a stand first. Was the NY Times silent on the holocaust?
When you chose to quote the NYT, how could you NOT have pre-buttressed your defenses of that paper's handling of the Holocaust?
Okay, I have been laughing for quite a while as I have responded to all of this silliness about the holocaust.Blackvegetable » 11 Jul 2025, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑
It's not about me, or The Holocaust....or even The NYT..
They could write a whole book about what he don't know.