"Say the name. The name Palestinians look to as their ideological Founder, like Zionists revere the name Herzl."

Herzl didn't found Palestine. Or Israel. The UK did.

The Arabs simply refused to accept it.

"You can't show me any documents where "Britain" declared they were establishing a colonial movement for European "Palestinians" in Palestine."

I can't show you a document where the UK was establishing a colonial movement of any kind. Th establishment of both Palestine and Israel are examples of British decolonialization.

IOW, we're shifting to a buyers market?

And?

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I don't think that Trump was involved in the Epstein stuff. But I do think he was likely involved with other stuff, with people that are in the Epstein files. Things that he doesn't want seeing the light of day.

That's why he was open to the files being released...before he wasn't.

I have a lot of connections to Norway. It's crazy to me how Many Norwegians, including members of the Royal Family, are caught up in this.

"Unfortunately, this is the foundational myth of many supremacist, ethno-nationalist ideologies such as Zionism and a fundamental mistake within the arguments of their apologists."

Wouldn't that also be true of the Palestinians?

"For the vast majority of history, the concept of a nation/state did not exist."

It did not. Not until the Brits established it in 1948.

Its also weird that the Brits established an Arab state using letters that don't exist in the Arabic Alphabet. It's weirder that modern day protesters have latched on to the term "Palestine."

"Free-free-free Palestine"

"Who's the European founder of, uh, Palestinianism?"

Britain. They established the Arab State of Palestine at the same time that they established the Jewish state of Israel.

Only the Arabs rejected it.

"Zionism is colonial movement in the Western European tradition."

So is Palestine.

Question: How do you write/pronounce "Palestine" in Arabic.

Hint: There is no letter "P" in Arabic. "Palestine" is a western creation.

"I think Israel should either try to coexist peacefully, or stop existing."

Do you think Palestinians should do the same?

"Doesn't seem possible."

It is. Ever heard of thee Sinai Peninsula? When Israel gave to Egypt, they gave up about half of their country.

"If there are nine-year-olds, there are six and seven-year-olds."

If there are six and seven-year-olds, are the cannibalism charges really that unbelievable?

"What's your thought on IDF using thermobaric bombs on civilians, like Putin did in Syria?"

I wasn't going to comment on this, but I guess I will.

The article is garbage. Pure garbage. The US has one thermobaric weapon in operational use. The AGM-114N. It's a smaller weapon, used primarily on helicopters, drones, and light aircraft. Every last one of the weapons listed in the article utilized conventional fillers, and I am very familiar with all of them. Thermobaric warheads were built in smaller form factors during GWOT. Mostly they were used against caves in Afghanistan, where the overpressure would produce effects within the cave. If you've ever ridden on a train going through a tunnel, you've likely felt the effects of overpressure on your eardrums.

The US did develop what might be considered a thermobaric MK-84 in the early 2000s, but it was designed to defeat biological weapons storage facilities. Only a handful were produced, and I think they have since been de-mil'd. I wrote my Weapons School paper on it.

In short, none of the weapons listed in this article were thermobaric.

"Do you disagree?"

Of course. Your position is a myth.

Israel has given up more land in the course if it's existence than it has taken.

So maybe you didn't understand my question. Or maybe you just ignored it.

Do you think Israel should exist? Would you be OK with it if the Arabs somehow managed to drive the Jews into the sea?