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You can’t steal land from fifty years ago, that belonged to you 3500 years ago. Woke indoctrination, dumbing down, importing haters, vote for me and I’ll appease you, weak leaders with no morals.

You can’t be a refugee when your population started at 500,000 and is now 5 million.

Time for the woke and the radicals to crawl back into their hate filled holes, so the rest of us can enjoy life.

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What else can you expect from a 3rd world like country & that is what they are they are not Canadians and they do not want to be Canadians.

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I spent the first 25+ years of my life in Montreal.

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Anti-Semitism is the norm in Quebec, particularly within the Catholic French-speaking population. French-speaking Quebecers are raised from birth the dislike anyone who is non-Catholic.

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Thanks for posting that. Great stuff from Barbara.

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It seems to me that the audio version of this essay pronounced quebecistan incorrectly

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I think it would be more than fair to say that Oct 7th did not occur in a vacuum and although tragic, has roots going back to more than 76 years of brutal Zionistic treatment by Israel to its Arab neighbors. Albert Einstein, the distinguished Jewish physicist along with other Jewish luminaires, including Hannah Arendt, published a letter on Dec 4th 1948, shortly after Israel declared its independence, denouncing Israel’s newly-founded Herut party and its young leader, Menachem Begin for its brutal treatment of Palestinians including the demolition of their villages and the expulsion and murder of their inhabitants. Einstein did not mince words. He described the Herut party as a “political party closely akin in its organization, methods, political philosophy and social appeal to Nazi and Fascist parties.” Shockingly, as if to add insult to injury, Einstein's wisdom went unheeded and Begin was awarded the Nobel Peace Price.

Sadly, the “Nazi and Fascist” mentality that defined Herut in 1948 now defines the most powerful ruling class in Israel. Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders speak openly of genocide and murder, yet they celebrate and promote Israel as if an icon of civilization, democracy and human rights. The hypocrisy is palpable. In 2023, prior to the Oct 7th event 450 Palestinians, including 106 children were killed. After Oct 7th and to date, 41,788 Palestinians, including 16,500 children have been killed, 96,794 injured and 10,000 missing. The world should have heeded Einstein's 1948 warning. Today, with Netanyahu's Likud Party and it's massive constituency of right-wing religious and ultra-nationalists, their is little regard for Palestinians, human rights, international law and such seemingly frivolous values as peace and justice. It is clear that the only lives that matter are Jewish ones. After all it is a tenant of the faith, described in the holy Talmud, that only Jews are true human beings and Gentiles are “goyim” (meaning cattle or beast). According to their religious doctrines killing of Gentiles or Goyim is permissible as the following shocking quote reveals: Sanhedrin 59a: “Murdering Goyim is like killing a wild animal.”

Tabarnak !!!!!!!!!!

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Oct 8Edited

Of course, Oct. 7th did not occur in a vacuum and I can agree with some of what you say. However, you do not separate the Israeli state from the Jewish people, which leads to some truly concerning statements.

When you state "it is a tenet of the faith that only Jews are true human beings" and "killing of Gentiles and Goyim is permissible," this plays right into the Protocols of Zion and conspiracy theories about Jews. Then you have your allusion to Jews as parasites, couched in the quote by Sowell, which is a slur repeated over and over again in Hitler's Mein Kampf.

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I’ve seen that quote before. I’m not a Jew but it didn’t sound right to me. I ignored it.

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Glad someone bothered to read this, Jack. The killing of Goyim is not a conspiracy theory. You can easily google it to check.

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This line Sanhedrin 59a is often quoted out of context by conspiracy theorists. The rabbi who said this spent years on the run from the Roman government, and he was talking about enemy soldiers in war, not murdering civilians.

Right before this line, it says that physicians go to hell and that butchers are associates of Amalek (i.e. they’re murderers). Considering how many Jewish doctors there are, and how Jews generally have no problem eating meat, that should tell you that this whole paragraph is not meant literally. Jews don’t believe doctors or butchers are evil, and don’t believe you’re supposed to go kill gentiles. The very first and most fundamental thing you need to know about Judaism is that where there are two Jews, there are three opinions. There is very little uniform agreement on anything. The Talmud, for example, is literally thousands of pages of arguments about doctrine.

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The Israelis allow small matters such as the slaughter of 2 Million Christian ARMENIAS and 6 Million Jews worry them.

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Just because Muslims treatment of their neighbours has been very consistent for 1400 years doesn't mean it will not change, right ???

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WRONG !!!

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What are you saying? The Armenians were victims of Muslim Turks.

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In 301 A.D. Armenia became the first nation to declare itself Christian.

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The ARMENIA GENOCIDE occurred between 1915 and 1921. Using the pretense that the Armenians were friendly with the Russians, the Muslim Turks forced them from their homelands. That assertion is very questionable given that the slaughter continued until 1921, well after Turkey had surrendered and signed the 1918 Versailles Peace Treaty.

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2 Million Armenians were either killed or starved to death. In 2024 little has changed.

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I had the opportunity to join a delegation hosted by Save Armenia: A Judeo-Christian Alliance to Armenia over the summer, and what I witnessed was both heartwarming and heartbreaking. The delegation was a group of Christians from the United States who wanted to discover Armenia, its Christian heritage, and all the hardships that the country has faced over the years.

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In particular, this fact-finding mission explored the reality for Armenians from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) and what these Christians experienced at the hands of Azerbaijan which ruthlessly invaded their homeland in 2020 and in the fall of 2023. Azerbaijan ethnically and religiously cleansed the region from Armenians and their precious Christian heritage that has been in their land for over 2,000 years.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/what-i-saw-in-armenia-and-why-the-american-church-needs-to-care/ar-AA1rUh5D?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=62cbec52dd364203adb6629d4f3f25d8&ei=36

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