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Quote: (05-01-2016 01:37 PM)bigrich Wrote:  

Just read in the Daily Caller that two journalist threw punches at a White House Correspondent’s Dinner after party.

Ryan Grim of Huffpo vs Jess Watters of Fox News. Apparently Grim was white knighting for Amanda Terkel who Watters questioned in the past.

http://www.thewrap.com/fight-breaks-out-...ers-photo/

Her claim:

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I Was Followed, Harassed, And Ambushed By Bill O’Reilly’s Producer

http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2009/03/23/36966/watters-ambush/

Would you follow,harass, or ambush?

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US: “Largest Ever” Aid to Israel


http://newobserveronline.com/us-largest-...id-israel/

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The White House said it is prepared to commit to the “largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history” in its defense assistance talks with Israel.

A White House official made the statement to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in response to a letter by 83 US senators to President Barack Obama urging him to substantially increase defense assistance to Israel.

“We have been holding intensive discussions with Israel aimed at concluding a new 10-year Memorandum of Understanding on security assistance to follow the current MOU worth $30 billion, which will conclude at the end of FY 2018,” the official said.

“We are prepared to sign an MOU with Israel that would constitute the largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history,” the official said.

“And we are ready to do this even though we are operating in a particularly challenging budget environment that has necessitated cuts on federal spending across a wide array of programs.

In other words, even though there is not enough money to meet the defense needs of America, the US government is more than happy to give the Jews-only state even more money than ever before.

According to a report in the Israeli Haaretz newspaper, US Congressional sources said that Israel has asked for $4 to $5 billion per year, which over the duration of the agreement, from 2019 to 2028, amounts to up to $50 billion.

The current military aid agreement between the two countries, for 2009 to 2018, is based on a memorandum of understanding signed by President George W. Bush and provides a total of $30 billion, at an average of $3 billion per year.

Showing chutzpah which could only come from Jews, Haaretz then revealed that “the United States has managed to reduce Israel’s demands, to somewhere between the $37.5 billion that the United States is proposing over 10 years and the $40 billion being requested by Israel”—as if the “demand” from Israel was some sort of absolute necessity which the US was fighting to “reduce.”

As Haaretz went on to boast: “One way or another, that’s $3.75 to $4 billion per year, amounting annually to $750 million to $1 billion more than the current agreement.”

Haaretz then went to casually announce that the “American taxpayer currently funds more than 20 percent of Israel’s defense budget. This year’s overall government budget is 59.1 billion shekels, or $15.6 billion, and more than 12 billion shekels of that comes from American economic assistance.”

Since the United States first began providing military assistance to Israel in 1962, it has given slightly more than $100 billion to the country—and that does not include Washington’s “civilian assistance” to Israel.

During Obama’s years in office, the United States has also provided billions of dollars on advanced projects of importance to Israel such as anti-missile systems, including Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and the Arrow system.

Since the end of World War II, on a cumulative basis, Israel has received more American financial assistance than any other country, according to Congressional reports. In recent years, Israel has received 55 percent of America’s foreign military aid.

This does not include special military assistance that the United States also provides to Israel on occasion.

There is no logical reason to hand over this amount of cash to Israel—apart from the obvious: that the US government remains firmly under the control of the Jewish lobby.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 07:18 AM)Requiem Wrote:  


US: “Largest Ever” Aid to Israel


http://newobserveronline.com/us-largest-...id-israel/

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The White House said it is prepared to commit to the “largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history” in its defense assistance talks with Israel.

A White House official made the statement to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in response to a letter by 83 US senators to President Barack Obama urging him to substantially increase defense assistance to Israel.

“We have been holding intensive discussions with Israel aimed at concluding a new 10-year Memorandum of Understanding on security assistance to follow the current MOU worth $30 billion, which will conclude at the end of FY 2018,” the official said.

“We are prepared to sign an MOU with Israel that would constitute the largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history,” the official said.

“And we are ready to do this even though we are operating in a particularly challenging budget environment that has necessitated cuts on federal spending across a wide array of programs.

In other words, even though there is not enough money to meet the defense needs of America, the US government is more than happy to give the Jews-only state even more money than ever before.

According to a report in the Israeli Haaretz newspaper, US Congressional sources said that Israel has asked for $4 to $5 billion per year, which over the duration of the agreement, from 2019 to 2028, amounts to up to $50 billion.

The current military aid agreement between the two countries, for 2009 to 2018, is based on a memorandum of understanding signed by President George W. Bush and provides a total of $30 billion, at an average of $3 billion per year.

Showing chutzpah which could only come from Jews, Haaretz then revealed that “the United States has managed to reduce Israel’s demands, to somewhere between the $37.5 billion that the United States is proposing over 10 years and the $40 billion being requested by Israel”—as if the “demand” from Israel was some sort of absolute necessity which the US was fighting to “reduce.”

As Haaretz went on to boast: “One way or another, that’s $3.75 to $4 billion per year, amounting annually to $750 million to $1 billion more than the current agreement.”

Haaretz then went to casually announce that the “American taxpayer currently funds more than 20 percent of Israel’s defense budget. This year’s overall government budget is 59.1 billion shekels, or $15.6 billion, and more than 12 billion shekels of that comes from American economic assistance.”

Since the United States first began providing military assistance to Israel in 1962, it has given slightly more than $100 billion to the country—and that does not include Washington’s “civilian assistance” to Israel.

During Obama’s years in office, the United States has also provided billions of dollars on advanced projects of importance to Israel such as anti-missile systems, including Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and the Arrow system.

Since the end of World War II, on a cumulative basis, Israel has received more American financial assistance than any other country, according to Congressional reports. In recent years, Israel has received 55 percent of America’s foreign military aid.

This does not include special military assistance that the United States also provides to Israel on occasion.

There is no logical reason to hand over this amount of cash to Israel—apart from the obvious: that the US government remains firmly under the control of the Jewish lobby.

it's about time Obama got behind Israel. They're the only democracy in the Middle East. They need our help.
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^^^ Are you here to piss everyone off?
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#81

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Since the end of World War II, on a cumulative basis, Israel has received more American financial assistance than any other country, according to Congressional reports. In recent years, Israel has received 55 percent of America’s foreign military aid.

Imagine that..a nation of roughly 8 million people (GDP of only 298 billion) having 55% of the foreign military aid resources allocated to it from a nation of 350+ million people (GDP of 17.97 trillion).

Seems legit!

The fact that the American people don't question this type of stuff is what is amazing and humorous all at once.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 10:17 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Quote: (05-12-2016 07:18 AM)Requiem Wrote:  


US: “Largest Ever” Aid to Israel


http://newobserveronline.com/us-largest-...id-israel/

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The White House said it is prepared to commit to the “largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history” in its defense assistance talks with Israel.

A White House official made the statement to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in response to a letter by 83 US senators to President Barack Obama urging him to substantially increase defense assistance to Israel.

“We have been holding intensive discussions with Israel aimed at concluding a new 10-year Memorandum of Understanding on security assistance to follow the current MOU worth $30 billion, which will conclude at the end of FY 2018,” the official said.

“We are prepared to sign an MOU with Israel that would constitute the largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history,” the official said.

“And we are ready to do this even though we are operating in a particularly challenging budget environment that has necessitated cuts on federal spending across a wide array of programs.

In other words, even though there is not enough money to meet the defense needs of America, the US government is more than happy to give the Jews-only state even more money than ever before.

According to a report in the Israeli Haaretz newspaper, US Congressional sources said that Israel has asked for $4 to $5 billion per year, which over the duration of the agreement, from 2019 to 2028, amounts to up to $50 billion.

The current military aid agreement between the two countries, for 2009 to 2018, is based on a memorandum of understanding signed by President George W. Bush and provides a total of $30 billion, at an average of $3 billion per year.

Showing chutzpah which could only come from Jews, Haaretz then revealed that “the United States has managed to reduce Israel’s demands, to somewhere between the $37.5 billion that the United States is proposing over 10 years and the $40 billion being requested by Israel”—as if the “demand” from Israel was some sort of absolute necessity which the US was fighting to “reduce.”

As Haaretz went on to boast: “One way or another, that’s $3.75 to $4 billion per year, amounting annually to $750 million to $1 billion more than the current agreement.”

Haaretz then went to casually announce that the “American taxpayer currently funds more than 20 percent of Israel’s defense budget. This year’s overall government budget is 59.1 billion shekels, or $15.6 billion, and more than 12 billion shekels of that comes from American economic assistance.”

Since the United States first began providing military assistance to Israel in 1962, it has given slightly more than $100 billion to the country—and that does not include Washington’s “civilian assistance” to Israel.

During Obama’s years in office, the United States has also provided billions of dollars on advanced projects of importance to Israel such as anti-missile systems, including Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and the Arrow system.

Since the end of World War II, on a cumulative basis, Israel has received more American financial assistance than any other country, according to Congressional reports. In recent years, Israel has received 55 percent of America’s foreign military aid.

This does not include special military assistance that the United States also provides to Israel on occasion.

There is no logical reason to hand over this amount of cash to Israel—apart from the obvious: that the US government remains firmly under the control of the Jewish lobby.

it's about time Obama got behind Israel. They're the only democracy in the Middle East. They need our help.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 10:21 AM)8ball Wrote:  

^^^ Are you here to piss everyone off?

I doubt "everyone" here is a raving anti-Semite...

But for the ones who are, yes, it's quite fun.
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#84

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Well, technically Israel is behind the US. Doing it's best to fuck it up the ass.

Stating reality does not qualify as anti anything. People can say most of the present day arab Muslims are a death cult and they'd be right, not anti Islamic.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 10:33 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Quote: (05-12-2016 10:21 AM)8ball Wrote:  

^^^ Are you here to piss everyone off?

I doubt "everyone" here is a raving anti-Semite...

But for the ones who are, yes, it's quite fun.

you are probably gonna get banned soon enough and go back to other parts of the internet where questioning this stuff is not allowed, so ill just say this. You are no different than a fat pathetic hairy feminist that cry's misogyny when encountering a different point of view. When someone's questions weather their taxes handed over to a foreign government for military aid, 800$ bonus per citizen of that country, it doesn't mean their anti-semitic, it means they are not a mindless drone.

The good news is the tide is turning and views like yours are starting to receive the response they deserve.
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#86

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Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 10:48 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo.

Israel is a big fan of Saudi Arabia. They are frequently on the same page when it comes to foreign policy wise. Just not in public and it's rarely addressed in mainstream media. [Image: smile.gif]

It's like the comely Jewish girl giving sloppy blowjobs to the arab homie on the bloc but wipes the semen from her mouth and french kisses her down home jewish boyfriend when it's date night. One party gets to fuck the mouth the other gets to receive the contents.
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I hate to say it eventually in this century there will be micro nukes that ISIS HAMAS HEZBOLLAH AL ALLAH WACKBARS etc., can swarm anywhere (GPS Driven Smart Drones) 10,000 of these micro nuke drones swarmed in waves from North, South, East and West and Israel is nuclear toast. Literally radioactive glass nodules in the sand.

Strong rumor is Saudis and Iran already have nukes from either North Korea or Pakistan...

Would it not be much cheaper to relocate all Israelis to say the Mexican Gulf Coast or Nevada-Utah desert climate similar to Israel with 3 times as much land with their own Casinos and airports for economic viability - transplant the wailing wall and any historic Temples and leave Palestine to the Philistines... this is the only way I see creating peace between historically hostile Arab/Persian Muslim Radical Islamists and Jewish blood enemies.

Putting $5 to $10 Billion a year into a sandpit on the Ocean only to eventually see suicide nutty nukes blow the place to hell does not make a lot of sense to me. Why is this the USA's sole responsibility, what about Europe, Russia, Latin America or Asia?
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#89

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^Why should it be anybody's responsibility except their own? Also, US isn't the only country sending them free shekels.

Never mind they won't be willing to GTFO the Middle East ever but if you want to offer your own land to the very people every other country tried to get rid of, please go ahead [Image: biggrin.gif] the world will thank you for taking the burden.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 11:35 AM)Requiem Wrote:  

^Why should it be anybody's responsibility except their own? Also, US isn't the only country sending them free shekels.

Never mind they won't be willing to GTFO the Middle East ever but if you want to offer your own land to the very people every other country tried to get rid of, please go ahead [Image: biggrin.gif] the world will thank you for taking the burden.

Cold hard fact and harsh reality is ISIS, HAMAS or HEZBOLLAH get micro nukes and Israel will be setting off geiger counters for the next 10,000 years.

Would actually be cheaper to relocate all Israelis in the long run - we have huge federally owned forests and lands that could easily accommodate them and an established high-tech venture capital infrastructure here.

Would also reduce the potential for Global Nuclear Fallout from the Stratosphere.
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You do realize that if Trump gets in, Israel will be the ones paying us (among many), yes?
Quote: (05-12-2016 10:48 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo.

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Quote: (05-12-2016 10:48 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo.

I'll leave this right here.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/pan...-campaign/

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According to the Middle East Observer, Isaac Herzog, member of the Knesset and Chairman of the Israeli Labor party, revealed that Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz financed the election campaign of Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. “In March 2015, King Salman has deposited eighty million dollars to support Netanyahu’s campaign via a Syrian-Spanish person named Mohamed Eyad Kayali. The money was deposited to a company’s account in British Virgin Islands owned by Teddy Sagi, an Israeli billionaire and businessman, who has allocated the money to fund the campaign Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu”, Herzog cited a leaked Panama Paper.
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Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo."

Speaking of good investments, did you know that the Israeli government has staff and contractors devoted spreading pro-Israel propaganda on the internet?

They know that message boards and comments sections are great ways to persuade people, because human beings are naturally drawn towards matching the group consensus. We want to believe what other people believe. That's why when you read an article on the internet, you're naturally drawn towards the comments first.

One anonymous guy posting on RvF can be more effective at changing minds than a hundred highly paid OP-ed columnists.

So congratulations to Roosh, and to the RvF forum, because we've grown to the point that we've attracted the attention of national-level propaganda bureaus. Since this guy's on the clock, his owners won't let him waste his time on sites with no influence over anything.

And as for you, shill, this isn't a forum for you to push your propaganda. Go hit up the New York Times site or something, maybe you'll find a bunch of liberals who are a lot more gullible than we are. Or better yet go stick your head in an oven and die.

As Trump would say...

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Get 'em out of here! OUT! OUT! OUT!
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Quote: (05-12-2016 12:41 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  

Or better yet go stick your head in an oven and die.

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RVF starting to deliver the bants /pol/-style.
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Absolutely no surprise here... though it doesn't make it less terrifying:

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/05/...-migrants/
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Quote: (05-12-2016 12:00 PM)Samseau Wrote:  

You do realize that if Trump gets in, Israel will be the ones paying us (among many), yes?
Quote: (05-12-2016 10:48 AM)GodBlessIsrael Wrote:  

Your taxes are handed to governments all OVER the world. Most of them are nasties like Saudi Arabia. That's something to whine about.

When our only ally in the Middle East, a democracy with full women's rights, is given a few bucks---that's nothing to bleat about. It's a good investment imo.

Well, to be honest, Trump wasn't my guy...

I voted for Cruz.
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Quote: (05-12-2016 12:41 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  

And as for you, shill, this isn't a forum for you to push your propaganda. Go hit up the New York Times site or something, maybe you'll find a bunch of liberals who are a lot more gullible than we are. Or better yet go stick your head in an oven and die.


If that doesn't qualify as anti-semitism, then what does?!

Very bad form...
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#98

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How do you maintain control over an entire world?

Well, easy: you make it illegal to ever say anything negative about you.

Fuck french! Fuck germans! Fuck russians! nothing happens

But you are not allowed to say anything like that about muslims or jews.


Because then they go all out on you, and you are finished.

Because then you are an "antisemite" or an "islamophobic racist"


How The Anti Defamation League for example accused Roosh of antisemitism, and listed him as an antisemite ... [Image: sad.gif]

On a lighter note, Anti -Trump bots felt in the trap:

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"If that doesn't qualify as anti-semitism, then what does?! "

But your nickname is "GodBlessIsrael"! Isn't that because you're a fine, upstanding White-Anglo Saxon Protestant, who loves mom's apple pie and the American flag? Jews don't say "God Bless Israel". That's a Christian, specifically Protestant and Baptist, phrase.

If you're not Jewish, why is it anti-semitic to tell you to stick your head in an oven? Shouldn't it be anti-Christian? Unless...

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So here's what I've always wondered. Is spreading propaganda on the internet like a call center job, where you have a set script you have to follow? Like, is there a flow-chart where if someone accuses you of being a shill, it tells you to respond by calling them an anti-semite?

Or is there some degree of creative freedom involved in the work? Do you get to decide when to play the Anti-Semite card, when to play the Only-Democracy-In-The-Middle-East card, when to play the Our-Greatest-Ally card? Are you even allowed to come up with your own attempts at emotional manipulation, based on the circumstances?

Either way, I think you've got a poor performance review in your future.
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