Funny how real important...

[Yonivore]

The man wrote this on a CG whiteboard and posted it on Youtube. That's all the credibility I need to buy every word.

What did he get wrong?

[ChumpDumper]

You're right but, the first Jihad against the Jews was launched in April 1920.

In what year did Zionist terror groups start killing innocent people in order to get themselves a nation? It's weird seeing those words used together, but it's the only fair way to describe them and their actions at the time.

[Vici]

What did he get wrong?

lmao

[Yonivore]

lmao

Ever point raised in the clever, white board YouTube video can be supported by the historical record.

Pick one. Let's see, shall we?

[Vici]

Ever point raised in the clever, white board YouTube video can be supported by the historical record.

Pick one. Let's see, shall we?

Already have.

The producer makes a ton of presumptions as facts. An example, Palestine was not VASTLY underpopulated. It seemed that way to foreigners but that's because the society was mobile, almost nomadic. They survived by moving from one piece of land to another since a single piece of land is not viable enough to live on.

This guy is an idiot. No Palestine wasn't recognized by the Turks because it didn't exist then. It was f'ing Syria.

The guy is an idiot, and you more so for trying to back him up. He's a biased as they come and doesn't even begin to try to tell an accurate story.

Technically he didn't lie that the Turks didn't recognize Palestine but that's like saying Carthage hated America because it never recognized us as a country.

[ElNono]

Remember when Zionists killed westerners in order to achieve statehood?

You probably don't, but it looks like it worked.

Yoni is like a bunch of other Americans who want to believe they are living in the end times.

lol reckoning

[Yonivore]

Already have.

No, you haven't.

The producer makes a ton of presumptions as facts. An example, Palestine was not VASTLY underpopulated. It seemed that way to foreigners but that's because the society was mobile, almost nomadic. They survived by moving from one piece of land to another since a single piece of land is not viable enough to live on.

No, it was that way because there were less than a million people (10% of whom were Jewish) on a piece of land roughly three times the current size of the current State of Israel. There are now over a million people living in Gaza alone.

Whether or not it was "underpopulated" is a characterization having little bearing on the topic of the video which is whether or not the "Palestinians" have been a barbaric group of terrorists since roughly 1920. They have.

So, you've chosen to challenge the characterization it was "underpopulated" because...why? It's not relevant. Even if the land was "overpopulated" or populated "just right," doesn't change the fact the former part of the Ottoman Empire, now under control of the League of Nations, was a vast piece of land with about a million people running around.

This guy is an idiot. No Palestine wasn't recognized by the Turks because it didn't exist then. It was f'ing Syria.

The guy is an idiot, and you more so for trying to back him up. He's a biased as they come and doesn't even begin to try to tell an accurate story.

Technically he didn't lie that the Turks didn't recognize Palestine but that's like saying Carthage hated America because it never recognized us as a country.

What he said is the Turks didn't recognize the Palestinians as having any national iden y. They were actually under Turkish (Ottoman) rule for more than 500 years before being subject to the League of Nations which basically tended the property until the UN created Israel and tried to create Palestine. I've always wondered why no one es about Jordan, which took over half the land to create their country, as being "occupiers." After all, they kicked the nomadic "Palestinians" across the Jordan.

It wasn't "f'ing Syria" and hadn't been for over 500 years. Also, It was "f'ing Syria" for less time than it was a lot of other countries. And, it was a part of the Ottoman Empire for a damn long time. But, if you want to go back over 500 years, why not go back a few thousand? I has been a part of Egypt and the Roman Empire for a lot longer than it was Syrian. It was also the independent countries of Caanan and Israel for longer than that.

Because they used to be under Ottoman rule and then British rule, they didn't have a nationality.

The U.N. gave them one. They chose to reject that and start killing Jews.

You're the idiot.