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Memphis

University Student from Canada, name is after my dog. Think the treatment of Palestinians is one of the, if not, the most atrocious thing happeing in the world today.

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  • Happy Valentines Day: Anonymous takes down web sites for tear gas company and Bahrain government
  • Hasbara PennBDS wrap-up: Pro-Israel students are ignorant
  • A lull on this site
    • Memphis February 8, 2012 at 3:47 pm with 5 replies

      Sweet, but that wasn't my intention. I just always heard it was better to pray for someone else than your self. So why not you, and then you get to take Chaos for a sweet world wide vacation. Seems win win to me. And maybe you'll feel kind enough to buy me a Ferrari and pay off my student loan when I graduate. :)

    • Memphis February 8, 2012 at 1:31 pm with 7 replies

      Gives a short atheist/agnostic prayer that Taxi wins lottery :)

  • Beinart to cast Obama as caped hero of two-state-solution in forthcoming book
  • Fatah and Hamas sign historic unity deal, Abbas to head interim government
    • Memphis February 7, 2012 at 2:39 pm with 3 replies

      You wouldn't happen to have a link?

      Also, Uri Anery has a column out that says that Hamas agreed to renounce violence and agree to 67 borders

      Here is the link

      link to avnery-news.co.il

    • Memphis February 7, 2012 at 12:10 pm with 7 replies

      I read about this yesterday, and how Netanyahu says that they must choose between "peace with Israel and Peace with Hamas"

      If I am not mistaken, is this not opposite of one of the arguments Israel used before, that since there was no unity it would be impossible to negotiate for peace. Someone correct me if I am wrong

  • Trying to save two-state consensus, 'Washington Post' invokes 'demographic' threat
  • Santorum is a one-stater-- he says all of West Bank is Israel
    • Memphis January 5, 2012 at 11:12 pm

      There are a lot of replies here, and I don't know if someone has posted this

      but google santorum and see what the first definitions is.

      LMFAO

  • 'If Jesus were to come this year, Bethlehem would be closed'
    • Memphis December 22, 2011 at 4:48 pm with 2 replies

      GReat Headline.

      It reminds me of a political cartoon a I saw where jesus an co where on mules and they were trying get into bethlehem but were prevented by the wall

      I would love to find that cartoon again

  • 'A matter of justice': Joe Sacco on the Suez war, Gaza, and his future work
    • Memphis December 21, 2011 at 1:46 pm with 2 replies

      This is a wonderful book. He also has another great book titled Palestine.

      link to amazon.com

      "I had considered Palestinians terrorists. Without really paying attention to what was going on in the Middle East, that’s what I was getting from, basically, osmosis. That’s what was filtering down to me without doing any of my own research into it."

      This is interesting, as I can admit to having something similar happen to me. Being too young to actually care about the news, I still somehow remember in the 80's Palestinians being portrayed in a negative light.

  • 'The Social Network' and the Acceptance World
  • New details emerge on IDF interrogation methods of prisoners
  • Assailed on Facebook for Tel Aviv gig, British musician Joker appears to back out
  • Is portrait of Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Network' anti-Semitic?
    • Memphis December 17, 2011 at 4:51 pm

      This reminds me of the move Boomerrag, with Eddie Murphy, Halle Berry, Robing Givens and Martin Lawerence, where they are commenting on Pool being inherently racist.

      People can find racism and prejudice in anything

    • Memphis December 17, 2011 at 4:47 pm

      c'mon Phil, this move is not anti-Semitic. His jewishness never even mentioned in the film. One would have to know he was jewish to make that connection.

      I think it is easy to believe that zuckerberg is as bad as he is made out to be.

      He stole the code from the Olympic Rowers

      he fucked his friend totally

      The only redeeming quality about zuckerberg was his work ethic.

      And even sociopaths can like Puppies.

      heck, I heard that Hitler was a big proponent of animal rights.

      mabye I just don't get your argument

  • Israel's war on Christmas --Updated
    • Memphis December 15, 2011 at 7:13 pm

      Maybe Witty's first language is not english. It is kinda insulting to criticize someone on their grammar and spelling if english is not their fist language.

      I made a post yesterday criticizing him for his incoherent statements, but then I got to thinking that maybe english is not his first language, and I felt kinda bad.

      I disagree with everything the man has to say cause he's wrong. lol. But I don't think we should disparage his command of the english language, especially if it is not his first.

  • Settlers attack Israeli military base and set fire to Jerusalem mosque
  • A single-state vision must go beyond Israel vs Palestine, and be inclusive
    • Memphis December 15, 2011 at 1:31 am with 1 replies

      I didn't read most of your post following your questions

      if you haven't read it, I suggest you read One Country: A Bold Proposal to End the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse.

      It is a great book

  • Why did it take 6 years to talk about the Israel lobby?
  • David Remnick erases Norman Finkelstein
    • Memphis December 17, 2011 at 7:27 pm

      NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Well, the record is fairly clear. You can find it on the Israeli website, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. Mr. Indyk is correct that Hamas had adhered to the ceasefire from June 17th until November 4th. On November 4th, here Mr. Indyk, I think, goes awry. The record is clear: Israel broke the ceasefire by going into the Gaza and killing six or seven Palestinian militants. At that point — and now I’m quoting the official Israeli website — Hamas retaliated or, in retaliation for the Israeli attack, then launched the missiles."

      That is the quote Mooser

      And Finkelstein is right.

      The truce was broken on November 4th (By Israel). But Witty probably doesn't remember, something significant in the U.S was happening that day

    • Memphis December 15, 2011 at 1:56 am

      even if this book was true,who gives a shit. The findings are irrelevant. It does not diminish Palestinian claims to their rightful land.

      I understand what she was trying to do, and why people use the book. I just wanted to point out that it doesn't matter.

      Finkelstein is GOAT !!!

      I almost feel sorry for this woman, who wants to be remembered for writing a complete hoax. but, you reap what you sow

    • Memphis December 15, 2011 at 1:50 am

      I have been frequenting this site for years. I am a natural born english speaking Canadian, I am a university student, I have read some tough works, and I still cannot comprehend what Witty is saying.

      could someone please tell me what the hell this means

      "A polemicist is a liar, in the sense of false attribution of authority of knowledge, rather than the rational attitude of humility of knowledge."

  • What are they smoking? Wiesenthal Center lumps Abbas appearance at U.N. with 'neo-Nazis and crackpots'
    • Memphis December 15, 2011 at 8:48 am

      Not at all, you've just got goggles on.

      "... birthplace of Jesus Christ" Now, let me think back to sunday school, thats right. Jesus was jewish.

      you're so caught up in Israel and its supporters are always right that you can't see the forest for the trees.

  • Nabi Saleh not allowed to bury their beloved son in peace
    • Memphis December 13, 2011 at 10:33 am

      What Crime? Murder.

      The soldier fired the tear gas cannister in such away that did not follow IDF regulations when shooting a tear gas cannister

      Stones are not lethal weapons, and pose no threat. THere is the issue of proportionality.

      The occupation is illegal, and any act that occurs as a result of that occupation is a crime

      Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association. And these demonstrations are peaceful until met with a violent response from the IDF

      As my boy Tupac said

      They call me militant, racist cause I will resist
      You wanna censor somethin, motherfucker censor this!
      My words are weapons, and I'm steppin to the silent
      Wakin up the masses, but you, claim that I'm violent

  • Mustafa Tamimi has died
    • Memphis December 10, 2011 at 6:38 pm

      would anyone say that the throwing of rocks at a bear invading your campsite is a violent act? I highly doubt it. IT would be viewed as a defence measure. It is also a statement; Get the FUCK off my land before you destroy me

    • Memphis December 10, 2011 at 5:48 pm

      This brought tears to my eyes. Makes me so angry

      disgusting

      This ruined my fucking night. I'm going to get high and forget about this shit for the night. Can't believe it. Israel is a blight to humanity

  • Iran airs footage of US drone intact
  • The last koffiyeh factory in Palestine
    • Memphis November 30, 2011 at 1:23 am with 1 replies

      So I clicked the link to check out the store and I saw olives. I love Olives. Anyone ever had any Olives from Palestine?

      I don't even know where the heck the olives I eat are from, I would assume Italy

  • Words vs. Israeli soldiers - Demonstration in Nabi Saleh, Palestine
  • Welcome to the new Mondoweiss
  • Six Palestinian Freedom Riders arrested traveling on Israeli-only bus
  • Boycott update: Champion fencer Sara Besbes stands down rather than plays Israeli
    • Memphis October 14, 2011 at 11:21 am with 1 replies

      I bet you didn't say that when The U.S boycotted the Olympics in Russia. Everyone has the duty to stand up for what is right. Not everyone has the same platform, this was hers, and she used it.

      Good on this girl.

  • Lupe Fiasco, member of the human race, takes his stand on Palestine
    • Memphis October 13, 2011 at 3:13 pm with 1 replies

      It was on a hip-hip site, ironically, Allhiphop.com where I was first introduced to the conflict.

      This one dude, kept destroying all the zionist lies and myths, etc. And I asked him to recommend a book for me to read. He recommended Finkelstein's Image and Reality of the Israel-Palestine conflict. I read it,and from there is was on.

      I made a thread on Allhiphop trying to find out why the Lupe performance about Palestine was pulled from the front page. If I find out, I will post my findings

    • Memphis October 13, 2011 at 2:54 pm with 3 replies

      THe first time I heard Lupe was on Kanye's first album and then I heard this Song "he gets the girl" and it's pretty good. Lupe is a smart guy, not the stereotypical rapper.

      Good on him to bring awareness to this. being involved in hip-hip and posting on a few forums dedicated to hip-hop. Hip Hop heads are already quite aware of this issue and majority support the palestinians. THis is all anecdotal evidence based on my participation in the forums. But I think it would represent a good sample.

      I still would love Jay-z, who has so much star power to take up this issue, or at least release one song with some mainstream appeal that addresses this. He would not be able to be character assassinated. And even if they tried, he'd just brush the dirt of his shoulders. Like someone above suggested, Nas would be another good one to speak up, but doesn't have the same star power as Jigga.

  • Lupe Fiasco performs with a Palestinian flag and Occupy Wall Street shirt at the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards
    • Memphis October 13, 2011 at 3:08 pm with 1 replies

      I've been posting on Allhiphop.com ill community for years and years and years. Majority of posters on there adamantly support Palestinian rights. I find it strange that it would be pulled. I created a thread on there asking why it was pulled from the front page. I want to know why.

  • Mourning the Jewish New Year
  • Knesset to vote on full Israeli annexation of the West Bank
    • Memphis September 27, 2011 at 9:17 pm

      I suppose Israel has never done unilateral actions eh? GTFOH

      It's too bad there is a comments policy. Cause I would love to tell you how much of a piece of shit you are.

  • Border anxiety in the West Bank
    • Memphis September 27, 2011 at 11:42 pm

      awesome, thank you!!

    • Memphis September 27, 2011 at 11:24 pm

      Thanks, John

    • Memphis September 26, 2011 at 12:22 pm with 2 replies

      Thank You very much Tree et al, much appreciated!!

    • Memphis September 26, 2011 at 1:25 am with 10 replies

      totally off topic, but this topic is getting some traffic.

      I'm taking a human rights class on political repression. For my essay I'm going to write on how Israel reacts to the peaceful protests by Palestinians.

      I remember Phil doing a couple stories about two gentleman imprisoned for being involved in protests. One was a gentleman who was involved in human rights and received an award in Norway. The other I cannot recall any details.

      There was also a video posted here of a distraught man pleading with Israeli soldiers (very moving man) during a protest. I also read on here that he was arrested shortly after that video was posted on here.

      Could someone help me out with the links on here or the names of those guys.

      Thank You

    • Memphis September 25, 2011 at 9:15 pm with 2 replies

      I would bet good money, and I really don't have any to bet, that they would do him like they did Chomsky and Finkelstein and forbid him from entering Israel.

    • Memphis September 25, 2011 at 9:04 pm with 1 replies

      There over 200,000 Palestinians on the "Israeli side." If the danger comes from Palestinians, how can this possibly be for security?

      Also, since the wall has been erected, there was an increase in attacks.

      And thousands of Palestinians cross through holes, gaps, etc. everyday to work in Israel. Yet, despite this, "terror" attacks are minimal these days.

      It is nothing more than an apartheid wall, to expropriate more land from Palestinians based on the false pretence of security.

  • Obama consulted no Palestinians for his rendition of history
    • Memphis September 21, 2011 at 6:35 pm

      COuld someone explain to me how Netanyahu can say the "Palestinians have not offered peace". FIrst of all, how can a people whom are occupied be considered the aggressors and then have the onus put on them to make peace? Second, isn't going to the international community, which largely supports the Palestinian bid the epitome of peaceful actions. Ridiculous.

    • Memphis September 21, 2011 at 5:22 pm with 1 replies

      Obama is a fucking douche bag. That speech almost made me puke

      if this whole fiasco is not proof of the strength of the lobby, then I don't know what is.

      I wish Obama would grow some balls, and say "fuck it, fuck the lobby, fuck the politics, fuck worrying about a second term, I am doing what is morally right and voting in favour of a Palestinian state."

      I thought American's were supposed to have pride, proud to be americans, proud to be the sole super-power, but it's starting to become clear who the real super-power is. I'm surprised more Americans are not outraged for looking like little bitches.

  • 9/11 commission prevaricated about prime grievance behind the attack, Palestine
    • Memphis September 5, 2011 at 6:15 pm with 6 replies

      I have read that the videos of the Palestinians 'dancing' in the streets was fake and it was really shot in 93 after Oslo signing. Is this true

    • Memphis September 5, 2011 at 1:48 pm with 1 replies

      I was just arguing on the internet with someone, saying that I doubted 911 would have happened if the U.S did not give unconditional support for israel at the expense of the Palestinians. Walt and Mearsheimer said something similar to Fisk's in The Israel Lobby.

  • First lady of Palestinian rap features Dead Prez's official video for 'The Kufiyyeh is Arabic'
    • Memphis September 5, 2011 at 2:03 am with 18 replies

      Seham, where can one purchase this artists album? Its great to be exposed by YouTube, but she needs to make some dough

      And props to Dead Prez M-1 for getting on this track. Dead Prez have realeased some real consious rap.

      Some real mainstram Rappers need to get on this. Underground hip hop has spoke on this issue before. Talib Kweli has a few bars about Gaza, but what I would really like to see is Jay-z make a song about this. He has so much star power, and influence in hip-hop and pop culture that it would not affect his career. He would just act like a pimp and brush his shoulders off if he was critisized. Overnight he would make the Palestinian struggle 'cool' to be apart of.

  • 'Commentary' blames Turkey for starting the insurgency in Iraq
    • Memphis September 4, 2011 at 12:37 pm with 6 replies

      Chomsky always brings this up about how Turkey actually listens to his citizens. Turks did not want U.S troops to launch an illegal war from their country, and their leaders listened. Good for Turkeys leaders. I wish more leaders would listen to their citizens and act on their behalf

  • Hirsh Goodman hints that he will leave Israel if Netanyahu succeeds
  • 8th-inning thought experiments
  • Where Israel is headed
    • Memphis August 30, 2011 at 12:43 pm

      One always hopes that the next generation will bring about change for the better in society, it appears as if Israel will be headed in another direction in the near future.

  • 'JPost' fires Derfner for writing that Palestinians have the 'right' to use terrorism, notwithstanding his apology
  • 104 young Americans reported to go join Israeli army
    • Memphis August 23, 2011 at 7:31 pm with 1 replies

      Lmao, Mooser, my dog is a vegetarian.

    • Memphis August 23, 2011 at 5:52 pm with 4 replies

      I would definetly, no question about it, save my dog before the life of stranger.

      Humans are evil, vile creatures, hell, this site reports this vileness on a daily basis. A bit nihilistic, I know. But I dont' care, my dog will save me before most humans would. He would not hesitate to save my life, so I grant him the same respect

    • Memphis August 23, 2011 at 5:44 pm

      dimadok. Alot of times teh dogs have more than one handler and are not always able to be adopted by their handlers family once combat is over. But alot of times they are. CLick the link I gave to annie, there are some great stories about dogs in war

    • Memphis August 23, 2011 at 5:42 pm with 3 replies

      Annie, there is a great weekly blog over at foreignpolicy.com on dogs of war

      link to foreignpolicy.com

      It has some amazing stories of what dogs have done in combat.

      Click the link and it links you to a photo essay, and the first one is of a dog sky diving out a helicopter. From there you can scroll thru and find interesting articles.

  • '92d St Y' cancels appearance by Palestinian doctor whose 3 daughters were killed after Jewish co-panelist drops out
    • Memphis February 17, 2011 at 6:09 pm with 9 replies

      I saw this man speak at a writers festival in Ottawa last summer, And I cried just about the entire time he spoke and told his story. This man is a must hear for everyone. His story and philosophy must be heard. If everyone thought like this good Dr. whom has experienced more tragedy in a single year than most of us will have in an entire then there would be peace amongst Israeli's and palestinians.

      The most poignant point he always makes, is that when a patient comes into the hospital, he does not care whether they are Palestinian or Israeli, they are a human and thus deserve to be treated with care and dignity.

      I love this man, he is a hero

  • The settlements are illegal regardless of whether Israel is recognized as a 'Jewish state'
    • Memphis October 13, 2010 at 12:56 pm

      thank you both for those great explanations.

    • Memphis October 13, 2010 at 12:52 am with 4 replies

      Could someone help me out with this argument and why it matters, if, in fact it does. I have heard that because 'the' is not preceding 'territories occupied...' from section (i) of res 242 it does not mean that Israel must withdraw from all the territories. I fail to see the significance in this and why it matters at all. I have also heard that it was an act of ambiguity on part of the UN in order for the resolution to pass. I have also heard that in the french version, the french equilevant to 'the' does precede 'occupied territories...' If someone would be kind of enough to clarify this for me, it would be greatly appreciated, as I am in a loss to understand why 'the' would be so significant. It is clear to me, regardless that 'the' is missing to what is meant by that statement; Israel must withdraw from the west bank

  • Goldberg's Goldstone smear
    • Memphis October 6, 2010 at 1:21 pm with 4 replies

      I want to post this link to Hybrid states 'New Israeli report on Operation Cast Lead confirms Goldstone report’s main findings'

      link to hybridstates.com

      Defense Minister Ehud Barak described it as “false, distorted, and irresponsible“. Information Minister Yuli Edelstein called it “anti-Semitic“. Israeli Ambassador to the US Michael Oren said it “insidiously… portrayed the Jews as the deliberate murderers of innocents“. Foreign Minister Lieberman argued that its true purpose “was to destroy Israel’s image, in service of countries where the terms ‘human rights’ and ‘combat ethics’ do not even appear in their dictionaries“. And the US House of Representatives banded together in bipartisan harmony to pass a resolution (344–36) that called “on the President and the Secretary of State to oppose unequivocally any endorsement or further consideration” of it.

      For nearly a year now, vicious attacks on the Goldstone report and on Judge Goldstone himself have been the thing for Israel’s numerous apologists to do.

      There is just one not-so-minor problem with this knee-jerk criticism of the report and infinite stream of ad hominem libel against its main author. A majority of the most damning—and damaging—war crimes that are alleged to have taken place have now been confirmed by the IDF’s own investigations into the matter, themselves only conducted in an effort to derail the Goldstone report’s referral to the International Criminal Court.

      IDF confirms over 20 gravest findings of the Goldstone Report
      Several of the most dramatic instances of war crimes, which previously stirred Israel’s defenders into fits, are now publicly admitted by the IDF in the recent update to its official response (which can be found here).

      Some examples of war crimes include:

      White phosphorous in urban areas: This one is probably the most famous admission that emerged after a series of easily disproved lies. Israel’s initial response was one of absolute denial, indeed indignation, that people would suggest it had used banned chemical weapons in densely populated areas. But the steady stream of photos and videos depicting phosphorous burns on children and buildings eventually forced Israel to admit it had used these prohibited weapons.
      The murder of two unarmed Palestinians carrying white flags of surrender.
      The Al-Fakhura Street incident: Israeli mortar fire at a site adjacent to a UN Relief Works Agency compound resulted in multiple civilian deaths.
      The use of innocent Palestinians as human shields: The Goldstone report explains that in order “to carry out house searches as human shields the Israeli soldiers took off AD/03’s blindfold but he remained handcuffed. He was forced to walk in front of the soldiers and told that, if he saw someone in the house but failed to tell them, he would be killed. He was instructed to search each room in each house cupboard by cupboard. After one house was completed he was taken to another house with a gun pressed against his head and told to carry out the same procedure there. He was punched, slapped and insulted throughout the process.” The new Israeli report identifies this anonymous human shield AD/03 and confirms this episode. Other cases of human shield use, e.g. Abbas Ahmad Ibrahim Halawa and Mahmoud Abd Rabbo al-Ajrami, were also confirmed.
      Al-Samouni family massacre: The Israelis attacked two houses of the Samouni family, killing 23 people in total. Subsequently, they prevented the Red Cross and PRCS from providing care to the wounded and dying for three days. Confirmed by Israel and the subject of a military investigation.
      Firing on Al Maqadmah and other mosques during prayer time.
      In total, a quick scan through the IDF’s new report provides direct confirmation of more than 20 of Goldstone’s findings. A number of these are the subject of internal IDF investigations, which are infuriating large swaths of the military. Of course, decent people everywhere should hope that those investigations are conducted in the most unbiased and professional manner possible, and that justice is served appropriately to all those who have committed war crimes. I am not holding my breath, but it’s good to throw this wish out there.

      Israel admits it did not minimize civilian casualties
      The IDF report states: “IDF orders include the obligation to take all feasible precautions in order to minimize the incidental loss of civilian life or property” [emphasis added]. Israelis accept this statement as an article of faith and become unglued at the suggestion that “everything possible” wasn’t done to ensure the safety of innocent people. This expression of faith is often followed by the questions: “What? Do you think Israel wants to kill civilians?” These questions are of course answered far more accurately with data on casualties than with ideological blindness.

      They are also answered, however, through inadvertent slips in the public relations machine that shapes international media coverage of Israel/Palestine. Today, we are treated to a spate of articles across the English and Hebrew-language press (e.g. here and here) about how Israel “promises” to do a better job of not killing innocent human beings next time around.

      “The IDF has … implemented operational changes in its orders and combat doctrine designed to further minimise civilian casualties and damage to civilian property in the future,” it said.

      “In particular, the IDF has adopted important new procedures designed to enhance the protection of civilians in urban warfare, for instance by further emphasising that the protection of civilians is an integral part of an IDF commander’s mission.”

      Perhaps in a future “update” the IDF can enlighten the world as to how it was previously taking “all feasible precautions” and yet finds only now new tactics to protect civilians. Perhaps the IDF spokesperson can further explain how emphasizing to its soldiers that “protection of civilians is an integral part” of the mission is considered an “operational change” from earlier practice. One must presume that protection of civilians has not been given sufficient attention until now, and only Goldstone’s courageous and now confirmed report has forced Israel to reconsider the meaning of “all feasible precautions” and “minimize civilian casualties”. As Magnes Zionist has pointed out, Israel seems to think it can get away with a “I didn’t do it but will try harder next time” approach.

      Or perhaps the IDF’s commanders and soldiers got a bit confused by all this talk of “protecting civilians” and that talk of the “Dahiya Doctrine.”

      But all of this gives the IDF a bit too much credit, too much benefit of the doubt. This new report is nothing more than a desperate tactic to try and avoid criminal prosecution for war crimes and possible crimes against humanity in the ICC. Most of the IDF’s “investigations” have already been dismissed as part of this whitewash, notwithstanding all the irate IDF officers unaccustomed to the pretense of accountability.

      All it teaches us is four concrete things: (1) the Goldstone report did a stunningly good job in identifying possible war crimes despite Israel’s concerted non-cooperation with the commission, (2) Israel has by its own admission failed to adequately protect civilians in war, (3) many people owe Judge Goldstone a sincere, begging apology for the disgraceful manner in which he has been treated, and (4) justice for the Palestinian victims of Israeli terrorism is still far away.

  • Duss 1, Oren 0
    • Memphis September 15, 2010 at 4:39 pm

      Despite the unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Israel still maintained full control of Gaza's land, sea, and air crossings. Hence, the occupation of the Gaza Strip by Israel was maintained. Under international law, maintaining control over a region or territory constitutes an occupation. All movement of goods and people between Gaza and the outside world is controlled by Israel, including the transportation of such necessities as food, medicine, and water.

      I would like someone to point out to Oren what the death toll of Palestinians is proportionally equivalent to of the U.S.

  • Help Mondoweiss continue to grow – give a tax deductible donation today
    • Memphis September 15, 2010 at 8:25 pm

      Yeah, I read the post. I just neglected to sign up until right now, when you reminded me.

      Can you fill me in on the book a little bit?

      And I must commend you on the iphone compatibility. It's great. It works fantastic and the layout is very good. Much props

      I have you guys on my facebook, twitter and my RSS feed and now the new app.

      As soon as the loan comes in, I will give a couple hundred dollars

    • Memphis September 15, 2010 at 3:27 pm with 2 replies

      The Book??

      I will contribute once I receive my student loan for this semester. Really broke right now, and my dog is getting tired of sharing his food with me

  • Maybe it should have been called 'why Israel doesn't care about traffic accidents'
  • Traveler
    • Memphis September 7, 2010 at 6:30 pm with 1 replies

      That is hilarious Avi. If I hadn't taken Judaism this past summer semester I would have no idea what a Sukkah was. Thanks for making me laugh

      And Phil, take lots of Pictures

  • 'Do you know how hard I work to control the rage inside of me?'
    • Memphis September 2, 2010 at 2:03 pm

      There are too many streets and squares name after Jewish terrorists to count. Two can play this game

    • Memphis September 2, 2010 at 1:26 pm with 8 replies

      I too Saw Dr Abulaish at the writers festival here in Ottawa, and I did not have a dry eye the entire time he was speaking. It was one of the saddest personal accounts of the conflict I have heard, and I myself was enraged and would not have blamed him for commiting vengence. He is a stronger man than I am. How this man can retain his rage and anger is beyond me. But he did make a good point. Who is he going to lash out at? The soldier who fired? Israeli citizens? or the government? If more men had the same thought process and rational as Dr Abulaish, peace would have been obtained along time ago. I honestly love that man for his ability to carry on under such adversity. First he loses his wife, and then not even a year later, loses his 3 daughters and niece.

  • White House briefing for Jewish-American leadership outlines strategy for Israeli-Palestinian talks
    • Memphis August 27, 2010 at 3:53 pm with 2 replies

      "the US will try to persuade the moderate Arab states to make gestures towards Israel and influence the Palestinians to compromise."

      I think the U.S should try and persuade Israel to compromise. The onus really is on Israel to compromise, since they are the occupying nation, stealing land.

  • Nobody here but us chickens
    • Memphis March 2, 2010 at 2:16 pm

      I agree James. I find it hard to find information on what his happening in Canada in regards to IP conflict. Canada is becoming very strong supporters of Israel and it is baffling. I just think of the recent comment that I read in the Globe and Mail "an attack on Israel is an attack on Canada". don't understand what is happenign to this country, we used to be concerned with Human Rights and spoke out against atrocities. I think we should start electing French PM's again, at least they had the balls and gaul to do and say what they think.

  • down time
  • Factchecking Kershner
    • Memphis February 25, 2010 at 12:24 pm

      Judaism is the bastard child of the Nile Valley Mystery System. The Ten commandments are a complete rip off from of the 42 Negative Confessions. You're religion is a complete rip off, a fraud and you use it to justify your colonization of Palestine. FUCKIN DISGUSTING.

  • Hubris: Israeli gov't flips off 6 congresspeople visiting with J Street
    • Memphis February 18, 2010 at 2:51 pm with 1 replies

      One can hope that this diplomatic diss can lead to withdrawal of the "aid" israel gets.

      What pisses me off the most, is that there aer people starving, 3 billion people and 6 billion goes to this tiny country. Fucked Up is all I can say.

  • 'Birthright' veteran says the debauchery produced dubiety
    • Memphis February 17, 2010 at 4:33 pm

      Can non-jews go on Birthright? I wanna get drunk, high and fuck some hot Israeli woman too, as Joe Sacco mentioned in his comic Palestine they have some of the hottest woman in Israel.

  • Who would teargas 'Avatar'?
    • Memphis February 12, 2010 at 4:00 pm

      The parrallels between this movie and the real life I/P conflict is astounding. That is the reason why i wanted to see it in the first place. I think it is wonderful that they dressed like the Navi. I hope people/the world/the U.S can soon see that the Palestinians are the Navi and fight for their cause

  • Touring 'Operation Attila the Hun,' Finkelstein tells the schmuck joke
    • Memphis February 12, 2010 at 3:04 pm

      I have a lot of respect for Norman Finkelstein. He pulls no punches and tells it like it is, which I highly respect. I have seen him speak a few times and have had brief conversations with him in person and in email, he really is a nice person. I have pre-ordered his new book and am axiously awaiting its arrival.

  • Canadian students launch campaign to divest from the occupation
    • Memphis January 27, 2010 at 1:22 pm with 2 replies

      That is my school!! I'm a part of SAIA

      Anyways, Canada just cut its funding for UNRWA, Conservatives cut funding to Kairos - a christian gruop involved in humanitarian efforts all over the world- cause they support BDS and are outspoken of Israel which the conservatives deem anti-semitic.

  • my wife might be falling out of love
    • Memphis January 21, 2010 at 11:26 am

      damn, I thought this would help me broach the subject of falling out of love with my live in girlfriend. Oh well.

      Obama is just another U.S president. What do people expect???

  • Letter from an Israeli jail
  • 'Beautiful resistance' in Bethlehem's Aida refugee camp
    • Memphis January 5, 2010 at 5:06 pm with 1 replies

      I think it was on here Adam that your question in the article was answered. You say people ask you why there is no Palestinians MLK or Ghandi, well, it's cause he is in Jail. Pretty sure I read that "joke" on here. If it wasn't so tragic it would be hiliarous

  • Press release: Protesters are being brutalized in Tahrir Square right now - 500+ protesters violently forced into pens, others barricaded in their hotels
    • Memphis December 31, 2009 at 11:04 am

      Lmfao, "I fasted..." I bet they're real thankful for that. What kinda shit is that, that's a cowards move, speak up for christ sake

    • Memphis December 31, 2009 at 11:01 am

      For Canadians who want to call express support for the freedom march you can call The Egyptian Embassy in Ottawa (613) 234-4931 and the Consulate in Montreal (514) 866-8455

      I called them and got hung up on by both. I guess they don't want to hear that they are lacking sovereignty, are just puppets for Israel and the U.S. and are helping contribute to gross violations of Human Rights.

  • Israel must be held to account
    • Memphis December 17, 2009 at 9:33 am

      I appreciate that certain media outlets release stories like this, but to call it a war is absured, call it for what it was, a massacre. No war took place!!!

  • Chronicles of rejectionism (and Oxford American English)
    • Memphis December 17, 2009 at 12:58 pm

      Thanks for the response guys. Canada is becoming more similar to the U.S everyday with the Cons in power. The one glimmer of hope I had for this country was that they would not vote along with the U.S on this matter.

      lobby groups up here fought hard to prevent AJE from being licensed to broadcast. Thanks to CJPME and its effort that is no longer the case. Now I don't have to watch it on my iphone

    • Memphis December 17, 2009 at 9:36 am with 2 replies

      I'm Canadian and have seen Norman Finkelstein speak numerous times, and he does bring this up. I also frequent his website and saw this a week or so back. And I saw that Canada had abstained. Could someone please tell me exactly what that means?

  • New York-based foundation supports settler rabbi who justified the killing of non-Jews
    • Memphis December 16, 2009 at 3:11 am

      Its reports like these that more americans need to read, so they can know how some feel about non-jews. digusting, I though one of the ten commandments was thou shall not kill, maybe I'm wrong, I stopped reading fairytales when I was kid

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