[SJackson]

Middle East and terrorism, occasional political and Jewish issues Ping List. High Volume If you’d to be on or off, please FR mail me.

[gitmo]

Makes perfect sense.

[faithhopecharity]

while (despite the excessive publicity the mass media gives them) the UnitedNazis and it’s resolutions have been meaningless for years, Biden really blew it letting this one get through. Demonstrating for the whole world’s audience that he has zero moral principles, no ethics whatsoever.

For nothing, too. He gets nothing from it (unless, of course, he gets his 10 percent via his boy from some foreign dictator)

[Sunsong]

I call BS.

[libertylover]

the US declined to use its veto on a ceasefire resolution in the UN Security Council, thus allowing it to pass.

It's official. Biden has sided with Hamas over Israel.

[Mark17]

Let’s go Brandon.

[Spok]

When America had essentially blockaded Japan and bombed nearly every city to rubble, we could have concluded that Japan no longer had the ability to carry the fight to American interests. Why did we feel it necessary to blast two more cities with nuclear bombs? Why did we decide that unconditional surrender was the only solution to the enemies aggression? Was it because the ideological cancer that motivated the attack on December 7, 1941, had to be absolutely destroyed to discourage future attacks? Has history proved the decision to have been the correct one that preserved peace and saved lives in the long run? Would Japan have continued the effort to carry out their determination to bring us to our knees? Without use of the nukes would WWII have really ended?