Zionists

Subtitle: immorality, criminality.

Leitmotif[1]: I report/opine; you decide.

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This story begins in antiquity, it has many 'way stations[2],' but to cut a (very!) long story short: we apply WYSIWYG, and Q: what do we see?

A: We see so-called modern day Israelis (aka Zionists) murdering for spoil (land, water) in and around the territory previously known as Palestine - before 1947, say.

No more need be said [but see PS].

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PS Oh, alright. I'll list a few 'choice' bits (but some only as hints.)

1. Biblical. From Dawkins ("The God Delusion") pp246: "Having promised to drive out of their homelands the unfortunate Amorites, Canaanites, Hittites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jubusites, God..." Presumably, this is 'the promised land' under discussion, but promised by whom?

2. Historical. Consider the illegal establishment of so-called 'modern-day' Israel. As if the actual establishment wasn't questionable enough, we got the King David Hotel atrocity and Deir Yassin massacre et al. Basically daaarlings, a 'nation' founded on blood, living on blood, none of which is theirs to shed - since it belongs to the former legal owners and their mates. Hence the rubric: 'the illegal sprog.'

3. Radical. Hamish Alcorn: "... a race-based theory of domination..."

4. Hysterical. Parsons: "Joooooooz."

5. Collegial. Pa, Pa & lit'ly (pron. Pa(Huh?) - Pa(Sss!) - and little-Eee...) have a hissy fit; the HH-refos agree that WD has become 'a hate site.'

6. Vandal. Anon comments "Why [he is] a Zionist."

Note: I don't 'do' video (steam-powered PC; fencing-wire modem).

Comment added later:

«When election campaigns are fought on YouTube and MySpace, whatever they are, the political process has become so trivial and meaningless that sensible people turn away in despair.»

[Terry Lane/Farewell, it's time to turn off, tune out]

Ref(s):

[1] leitmotif n. (also leitmotiv) recurrent theme in a musical etc. composition representing a particular person, idea, etc. [German: related to *lead1, *motive]

[2] indulgence n. 1 indulging or being indulgent. 2 thing indulged in. 3 RC Ch. remission of punishment still due after absolution. 4 privilege granted.