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He is King ..
No .DeezerShoove » 27 Jul 2025, 4:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Ok. Lies.
So what? Do nothing? Ok.
Let's sit on our hands and moan.
Looks like Israel is trying to help.
How about this?

You are doing nothing but moaning. It's what we all do.TwoIfByTea » 27 Jul 2025, 4:31 pm » wrote: ↑ No .
The new power Syria "Hates" Druze & Christians people carrying out "Killings" too..
We gonna say thats just Okay because Trump supports "New Syria"
Atleast "ASSAD" supported Christian & Druze in Syria
You'll see soon enough, it's a fact that I'm in the know way before CNN viewers.
I believe her. And it's FOX news you know. Number ONE rated cable news network for the last 24 years.
Yes they bombing defense "Druze" Peoples
Nope we give Israel aircraft, money , & weaponsDeezerShoove » 27 Jul 2025, 4:43 pm » wrote: ↑ You are doing nothing but moaning. It's what we all do.
Crocodile tears don't work in my book.
But that's what we're supposed do at family get togethers.
Gotta look "compassionate" for the wimmens.
RebelGator » 27 Jul 2025, 4:57 pm » wrote: ↑ You see soon enough, it's a fact that I'm in the know way before you CNN viewers.
The devil is always in the details. There are millions right here in America who - how did you put it so carefully? - "experience" hunger. In Africa, 20% "face" hunger. I did a quick study on this issue when assiting a post-grad student with a paper that he was too busy to deal with. His task was to justify state level programs to alleviate hunger - specifically though primary school programs.Fuelman » 27 Jul 2025, 12:00 pm » wrote: ↑ Special starving people?
In 2023, between 713 and 757 million people worldwide experienced hunger, which is roughly one in eleven people. This number has remained stubbornly high for three consecutive years, and is significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels. The situation is particularly dire in Africa, where one in five people face hunger.
Because you're childish with a child's brain?
Education CANNOT be the key. Not in subSaharan Africa, it can't. There has to be another key - because THAT one simply does not fit the lock. Ya said so yourself. How you could POSSIBLY get from the points you made to the conclusion you offered is beyond me.MR-7 » 27 Jul 2025, 12:46 pm » wrote: ↑Education is the key:
- However, improvements in education in Africa are progressing slower than elsewhere in the world both in terms of its level and quality. Africa’s educational funnel is leaking. Despite fairly high enrolment figures at the primary level, few students complete the full educational journey to graduate from upper secondary school to enter tertiary education or vocational training with confidence.
- Students in sub-Saharan Africa consistently perform more poorly than the rest of the world, with little foreseeable improvement. The quality of education in the public schooling system is hampered by children being unprepared for learning because of poverty and malnutrition, teachers’ lack of skills, limited resources and facilities, and poor management.
- In sub-Saharan Africa, gender parity in education has improved over time but still trails the world’s average and regions such as North Africa and South America.
I wasn't president back then, so that never happened.jerrab » 27 Jul 2025, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑ it is totally disgusting.
trump should stop all US taxpayer money all 3 billion dollars to israel until the starvation is over.
but he won't. instead he invites netnahu to the white house. it would be like fdr inviting hitler to the white house in the middle of the holocaust.
You make a very compelling argument against ending the death by starvation of palestinian children.MR-7 » 27 Jul 2025, 1:02 pm » wrote: ↑ This tells a different story.
We already know that Hamas, often aided by UN agencies, has weaponized humanitarian aid. It steals and resells supplies to the Palestinian population at exorbitant prices, then uses the profits to fund and recruit terrorists. Israel's Channel 12 reported that Hamas made half a billion dollars from reselling aid, and The Washington Post recently published an exposé on Hamas's deteriorating financial position due to its inability to maintain control over and profit from that aid. Palestinians who refuse to comply with Hamas's grip on the aid economy risk being threatened, detained, or even executed.
How Hamas, UN are preventing aid from reaching Gazans
I fixed that for you. He was using some very speciallanguage that has a very special meaning.Vegas » 27 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑ I am not sure how this relates. The OP is about Israel deliberately starving the people of Gaza. Bringing up African starvation HUNGER FACING doesn't negate the acts of Israel.
The petro dollar no longer exists - like most of your brain cells.TwoIfByTea » 27 Jul 2025, 1:37 pm » wrote: ↑ Ive said this before "ISRAEL" our "PIT-BULL" stationed out deep inside the "Middle East" sheer enforcement "Petro-Dollar" terms
Now STFU unless ya wanna pay $4/$5 a gallon again for gas..
Take your "Anti-Semite" or pay 4 ya gas