Comments on: Meet the Post-zionist Zionists: Gilad Zwick

By: Evildoer

Evildoer — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:07:50 +0000

Great satire! Keep up the good work.

By: sammy

sammy — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:11:36 +0000

Meet the Post-zionist non-Zionists: Mark Braverman

link to youtube.com

By: MHughes976

MHughes976 — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:14:12 +0000

‘Closed to trade’ – did he really mean that? – is one of the hardest-line statements I’ve heard, seriously outdoing Netanyahu and his repeated propaganda about ‘economic peace’.

By: Citizen

Citizen — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:07:58 +0000

Glad Zwick is age 25. Remember how you thought about similar issues when you were that age? Although that age will pay the price for its own ignorance, we need to hear from
a later age group in Israel.

By: Citizen

Citizen — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:57:44 +0000

Thanks for the insider schooling, Shmuel. I hope you and yours are doing OK over there in Italy. Me and mine are not doing so well over here in the USA; we are very mentally desperate about what is happening to our country. It seems we have no place to go to for help. Makes us wish we had a lobby like AIPAC to show us the way in our own country–we are also desperate not to be forced
oppressors of those outside our state; yet again, where do we go to seek aid?
Isn’t it ironic that I ask this of an Italian citizen and former Israeli citizen? I think the goy mentality in the USA needs large doses of real information, but
that’s not available here–it is as if free speech does not exist. Bernays spelled it all out when only Goebbels and the US tobacco industry was listening.
Nothing’s changed despite the pleothora of hi-teck communications since then.

By: Cliff

Cliff — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 18:23:42 +0000

Shmuel thanks for that insight. I agree with you. BDS all the way. Adopt the sense of urgency (facts on the ground are being inflicted too fast, to stop and get distracted by the propagandists and peace-negotiation-industry camp).

By: Shmuel

Shmuel — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 18:03:58 +0000

True about zayin, Citizen – originally short for the word zereg, and associated with the ancient word for weapon (Begin used to get chuckles in the crowd when he used the ancient word in its original, as opposed to modern slang, sense). Not true however, that it’s the only letter with an additional meaning as a noun. Even if we forget about the Phoenician-Hebrew nouns on which the letters of the alphabet were based, a whole bunch of letters still represent nouns, just as they are, without any morphological changes: kaf-palm/spoon, nun-fish, ayin-eye, peh-mouth, kof-eye of a needle/monkey, tav-note.

By: Citizen

Citizen — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:57:40 +0000

This is a good deduction, Shmuel. Unfortunately for the Israelis, post Nuremberg Trials 1945 (paid for by how many deaths in WW2?), the Palestinians will not have to settle for what the 19th Century native Americans did. Of course this involves the values of the squished USA middle class, a class nearing revolt with their elected reps having not a clue. What happened in Czar Russia is approaching now world tenor and impact.

By: Citizen

Citizen — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:49:20 +0000

In Modern Hebrew, Zayin may also mean penis in a rude or informal way. This is the only Hebrew letter which has an additional meaning as a noun.

By: Citizen

Citizen — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:45:05 +0000

I guess what I am getting at, Todd, is that is not what is good for the goose, not good for the gander? The conflict in the context on this blog is, how can any American, Jew or Gentile, be a PC advocate here, but an Israeli Firster in Israel? Either the humanitarian principles
apply in both places, or they don’t, in which case Goering is the prevailing voice. No?
How so? Will somebody please inform me how David Duke’s chief concerns differ in principle from, say the Israeli settlers you can see and hear on YouTube. Seems to me the only difference is which ethnostate is advocated. The principal of tribal ethos and physical continuity
seems the same to me. Anyone?