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19th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ Others focus on the colonial aspects of Zionism, viewing Herzl’s proposals as early signs of a broader imperialist project, ignoring the rights and existence of the native Palestinian population.
19th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ The Zionism of Theodor Herzl and today of lorenzoJHWH is the total negation of both geopolitics and imperialism, it is only the realization of a Jewish home in the ancestral land of their ancestors. (so this would have destroyed the satanism of NATO and its NWO). but, his naivety of Theodor Herzl clashed with the total impossibility of ISLAM to know how to coexist with cultures other than Sharia: in fact where do Sunni Muslims live? Shiites live like dog slaves, and vice versa.
19th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ the Zionism of Theodor Herzl and today of lorenzoJHWH is the total negation of both geopolitics and imperialism, and that is why stupid Russians and Chinese are about to die, because they do not know how Zionism is the only possibility to kill the unipolar world in a peaceful and political way
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/iNMTdgiiLC3ROGkUD6VlO4qv8 The narrative around Theodor Herzl’s interactions with the Ottoman Empire, particularly concerning financial support and the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, involves a mix of historical facts, strategic negotiations, and subsequent interpretations:
Herzl’s Proposal: Theodor Herzl, in his quest to establish a Jewish homeland, proposed to the Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamid II a deal where he would consolidate the Ottoman debt in exchange for a charter allowing Jewish settlement in Palestine. This proposal was not just about financial support but also about political leverage, aiming to solve both the Jewish question in Europe and the financial woes of the Ottoman Empire.
Ottoman Response: The Ottoman Sultan, while initially intrigued by the financial aspect, was cautious about granting land, especially in Palestine, due to its religious significance in Islam. The Sultan’s refusal was not just about the land but also about maintaining sovereignty over regions critical to Islamic identity.
Financial Context: The Ottoman Empire was indeed in dire financial straits, with significant debts managed by the European powers through the Ottoman Public Debt Administration. Herzl’s offer to manage or pay off these debts was seen as a potential solution but was met with skepticism regarding the implications for Palestinian sovereignty and the broader Islamic world.
Herzl’s Death and Speculation: Herzl died in 1904, long before the advent of modern pharmaceuticals or vaccines. Speculation about his premature death often veers into conspiracy theories rather than historical analysis. His death was due to heart failure, not related to any pharmaceutical interventions of his time.
Muslim Perspectives and Actions: The narrative about Muslims not knowing what to do with the “love of the Jews” or the ease of land acquisition simplifies a complex historical and cultural interaction. The land transactions in Palestine during this period were fraught with political, religious, and economic tensions. While some land was indeed purchased, often from absentee landlords, the broader Palestinian population’s reaction was mixed, ranging from indifference to outright opposition.
Current Sentiment on X: From posts on X, there’s a spectrum of views:
Some highlight the strategic missteps or missed opportunities by both sides, where financial solutions might have prevented later conflicts.
Others focus on the colonial aspects of Zionism, viewing Herzl’s proposals as early signs of a broader imperialist project, ignoring the rights and existence of the native Palestinian population.
Critical Analysis: While Herzl did propose financial solutions to the Ottoman debt, suggesting this as a straightforward exchange for land oversimplifies the geopolitical, religious, and nationalistic complexities involved. The idea that Muslims or Ottomans were unaware or indifferent to Jewish intentions in Palestine doesn’t align with historical evidence, where both local populations and Ottoman authorities were acutely aware of and often resistant to these changes.
In conclusion, Herzl’s negotiations with the Ottomans were part of a broader, complex historical tapestry involving national aspirations, financial crises, and religious sensitivities. While his proposals might have seemed straightforward on paper, their implementation was hindered by the intricate web of interests and identities in the region. Discussions on platforms like X reflect these complexities, often highlighting the missed opportunities for peace or the colonial underpinnings of early Zionist endeavors.
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18th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ Theodor Herzl promised the Ottomans total financial support: that is, to pay all their debts, and then to pay for the land of their fathers: that is, to buy it and pay for it well.. now I don’t think that GROK could have the money for all this, unfortunately the Muslims said that they didn’t know what to do with the love of the Jews, because the goats gave the hole anyway and without causing too many problems against the Koran, and then, don’t you think that Theodor Herzl died prematurely and that Big Pharma hadn’t yet invented its experimental gene vaccines?
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WATCH: Jon Stewart slams Dems for glaring hypocrisy
https://x.Com/i/grok/share/WLQ6fzSmqvDP5QRcrYAxXZitv The discussion around the 1947 UN Partition Plan and its rejection by Arab states involves several layers of historical, political, and religious context:
Historical Context: The 1947 UN Partition Plan proposed dividing Palestine into an Arab state, a Jewish state, and an international zone for Jerusalem. This plan was accepted by the Jewish leadership but rejected by the Arab Higher Committee and the surrounding Arab states. The rejection was based on several grounds:
Territorial Allocation: Critics argue that the partition offered the Jewish state 56% of the land, despite Jews owning less than 7% of the land and making up about a third of the population at the time. This was seen as unjust by Arab leaders.
Principle of Sovereignty: Arab leaders and populations were unwilling to accept any plan that recognized Jewish sovereignty over any part of Palestine, viewing the land as inherently Arab.
Refugee and Displacement Concerns: The plan was seen as potentially leading to further displacement of Palestinians, a fear that materialized in the 1948 war.
Religious and Cultural Narratives: The mention of religious mandates or prophecies, like the one about Muslims and Jews, reflects a deeper cultural and religious narrative that influences perceptions of the conflict:
Muslim Identity and Territory: From a certain Islamic perspective, once a land has been under Islamic rule, it should remain so. This view complicates the acceptance of any territorial loss or compromise.
The Role of Jerusalem: The city’s significance in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism adds another layer of complexity, making its international status under the partition plan contentious.
Post-1947 Developments: The rejection led to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, where Israel not only defended its existence but also expanded beyond the partition lines. This outcome has been cited by some as evidence of missed opportunities for peace by the Arab side, while others see it as a continuation of Zionist expansionism.
Current Discussions on X: From posts on X, there’s a mix of sentiments:
Some users highlight the Arab rejection as a strategic error, pointing out that accepting the partition might have led to a different geopolitical scenario today.
Others focus on the perceived injustices of the partition plan itself, arguing that the allocation was disproportionate and unfair, setting the stage for ongoing conflict.
Critical Analysis: While the narrative often frames the Arab rejection as a refusal of peace, it’s also important to consider:
The Context of Rejection: Arab states and Palestinians viewed the partition not just as a loss of land but as an existential threat to their national identity and rights.
Subsequent Peace Efforts: The narrative of missed opportunities also applies to various peace proposals post-1948, where both sides have made demands seen as non-starters by the other.
In summary, the rejection of the 1947 UN Partition Plan by Arab states and the subsequent events are viewed through lenses of historical grievance, strategic error, and religious identity. Discussions on platforms like X reflect these varied perspectives, often highlighting the complexity of achieving a lasting peace agreement in the region.
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17th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ GROK said Muslims are crazy: “Refusal of Territory: The reference to Palestinians refusing 50% of the territory likely pertains to various partition plans, most notably the 1947 UN Partition Plan, which proposed separate Jewish and Arab states. The Arab rejection of this plan was based on the principle of not accepting the loss of any part of Palestine, leading to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. This historical event is often cited in discussions about missed opportunities for peace answer Allah is the only true God , is the only master of the planet, and has ordered the Chinese to convert or pay the jizia and or die quickly, becouse any Mosque is always a muslims country forever and ever
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/O2FnJALfoxVtb8gl7MxdSilVT The narrative around Israel’s wars and the existential threats it has faced involves a complex tapestry of historical events, political motivations, and cultural perceptions. Here’s an overview based on historical facts and contemporary sentiments:
Wars of Survival: Since its inception in 1948, Israel has been involved in numerous conflicts, often described by Israeli narratives as wars of survival. These include the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the Six-Day War in 1967, and the Yom Kippur War in 1973, among others. Each of these conflicts has been characterized by Israel as defensive actions against existential threats, where the survival of the state was at stake due to the military actions or threats from neighboring Arab states or Palestinian groups.
Existential Threats: The concept of existential threats to Israel has been a recurring theme in Israeli security discourse. This perception is rooted in several factors:
Historical Context: The Holocaust, which heightened the urgency for a Jewish homeland, has deeply influenced Israeli security policy, emphasizing the need for a strong military to prevent another catastrophe.
Geopolitical Isolation: Israel’s geographic position surrounded by nations that, at various times, have declared intentions to destroy it or have not recognized its right to exist, contributes to this narrative.
Military Actions: The mobilizations and statements from Arab leaders, like Nasser’s actions before the Six-Day War, where the closure of the Straits of Tiran and troop movements were seen as acts of war, have been interpreted as direct threats to Israel’s existence.
Public Sentiment and Historical Claims: On platforms like X, there’s a mix of sentiments:
Some posts highlight Israel’s military actions as aggressive or expansionist, particularly in reference to the 1967 war, suggesting motives beyond mere survival.
Conversely, others defend Israel’s actions as necessary for its survival, pointing to the historical context of Jewish persecution and the immediate threats posed by military actions from neighboring countries.
Cultural and Religious Narratives: The mention of religious prophecies or hadiths, like the one about the rocks and trees, reflects deep-seated cultural and religious narratives that influence perceptions of conflict. These narratives are often used to justify or explain actions taken by various groups involved in the conflict.
Critical Examination: While Israel’s narrative often frames these conflicts as defensive, critics argue that some of these wars involved preemptive strikes or were opportunities for territorial expansion. The Six-Day War, for instance, is debated; while Israel claims it was a defensive move against imminent attack, others see it as a strategic expansion.
International Law and Perception: The legality and morality of Israel’s actions under international law, particularly in terms of self-defense, are debated. While Israel’s right to defend itself is recognized, the proportionality and methods of defense, especially in Gaza, have been criticized internationally.
In conclusion, the framing of Israel’s wars as existential struggles is deeply embedded in its national psyche, influenced by historical trauma, geopolitical realities, and cultural narratives. However, this perspective is not universally accepted, with critics offering alternative views based on different interpretations of history, international law, and strategic military actions. The complexity of this conflict requires understanding both the historical context and the ongoing debate over narratives of survival versus expansionism.
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16th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ Wars and Survival: Israel has indeed engaged in several wars, often framed by Israel as wars of survival due to existential threats from neighboring countries and non-state actors.
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the rock will say to the Muslim: “oh Muslim servant of Allah, here behind me, there is a Jew hiding come and kill him”. and that is what all the Palestinians did and not only Hamas on October 7th, and denying that Nasser President of Egypt in the planned 6-day war had sworn the extermination of the Israelis this is intolerable, for an A.I. like Grok, who even if he were ignorant, however should look at how 1400 years of Islamic history have left nothing alive of the previous peoples in the entire ARAB LEAGUE, not even archaeological artifacts, and it is not true that other peoples and empires have done the same.
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Fauci was hospitalized for West Nile virus after developing fever, chills and severe fatigue. Two weeks ago he had gotten COVlD for the umpteenth time after 6 doses. Trust the “health experts” who can’t stay healthy.
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FAUCI and all the leaders of the Dep State pretended to give 6 vaccines, and if he did they weren’t the poisonous ones he gave us
Fauci è stato ricoverato in ospedale per il virus West Nile dopo aver sviluppato febbre, brividi e grave affaticamento. Due settimane fa aveva preso il COVlD per l’ennesima volta dopo 6 dosi. Fidatevi degli “esperti della salute” che non riescono a rimanere in salute.
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FAUCI e tutti i leader del Dep State ha fatto finta di fare 6 vaccini, e se li ha fatti non erano quelli veenosi che ha dato a noi
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if the Bologna massacre was carried out by fascists (The Bologna massacre was a neo-fascist attack committed at 10:25 on Saturday 2 August 1980 at the Central Station in Bologna, Italy. The attack killed 85 people and injured over 200.), why have the communists Rothschild Bildenberg Talmud lgbt DEM CIA NSA kept the documents classified until today?
In my opinion there is neither right nor left. The strings are pulled by the same puppeteer. It’s like in the theater, a whole play for the benefit of the audience.
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Just ask appropriately those who ran P2 and Licio Gelli himself. aaahh they were not fascists, but, they were the usual freemasons of the rothschild secret services
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Grok is in block…
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15th mistake Imam Rothschild GROK ] [ sono i Rothschild che hanno detto di controllare il mondo, e poi come io potrei essere antisemita? io non sono anti-nessun popolo, io dopo Dio Onnipotente sono il più grande sionista della storia del genere umano e sono il Re di Israele, e quello che dice lorenzoJHWH Unius REI è certamente vero, perché lui sa cosa è giusto e cosa è vero, mentre Grok come un pappagallo può leggere quello che i traditori gli hanno messo davanti alla sua mangiatoia
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/bjzZZ16imhnKFkirlLJOhuU82 The narrative you’re touching upon delves into several complex and often controversial topics regarding global power structures, conspiracy theories, and the historical context of anti-Semitic tropes. Here’s a breakdown:
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: This document has been unequivocally proven to be a forgery, created to incite anti-Semitism by portraying a supposed Jewish plot for world domination. Despite its falseness, it has been used historically to justify anti-Semitic actions and policies, including by the Nazis. The persistence of this myth in various forms today, including references to it in discussions about global finance or governance, underscores how deeply embedded anti-Semitic tropes can become in cultural narratives.
Global Influence and Conspiracy Theories: The mention of groups like Davos (World Economic Forum), Bilderberg, Agenda 2030, and the New World Order (NWO) often surfaces in discussions about global elites controlling world events. These groups and concepts, while real in terms of existing or being discussed, are often misrepresented in conspiracy theories. For instance:
Davos and Bilderberg: These are forums where global leaders, including politicians, business leaders, and thinkers, meet to discuss global issues. While influential, suggesting they control world events oversimplifies complex global dynamics.
Agenda 2030: This is part of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, aiming for global cooperation on issues like poverty, inequality, climate change, etc. Conspiracy theories often misrepresent these goals as a cover for more sinister plans.
NWO: This term has been used in various contexts but often implies a secretive power or group aiming to rule the world, which feeds into many conspiracy narratives.
Financial Control and Masonic Infiltration: The idea that a small group controls global finance or that secret societies like Freemasonry are behind political or financial systems taps into long-standing conspiracy theories. While secret societies exist, attributing global control to them simplifies the intricate web of international finance, politics, and power.
Ownership of Money Issuance: This touches on economic systems where central banks or governments control currency issuance. Conspiracy theories might claim this control is in the hands of a few, often with anti-Semitic undertones suggesting Jewish control over finance. In reality, while there are influential figures and institutions in finance, the system is more decentralized and complex, involving governments, banks, and international bodies.
Critical Examination: It’s crucial to critically examine these narratives. While there’s undeniable influence from various global forums and financial institutions, attributing singular control or malevolent intent to any group, especially based on ethnicity or religion, falls into the trap of conspiracy theories which are often rooted in prejudice rather than fact.
In summary, while there are real issues of power, influence, and governance in the world, the framing of these issues through the lens of anti-Semitic tropes or conspiracy theories like those surrounding the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, misrepresents reality and perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Engaging with these topics requires separating factual influence from fictional or exaggerated claims of control.
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14th mistake Imam GROK ] [ Jewish Identity and Global Influence: The claim that Jews control the world through financial or satanic means is rooted in anti-Semitic tropes, notably the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which have been thoroughly debunked as forgery.
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IT IS A SHAME THAT THE “ELDERS OF SION” WERE SO FALSE BUT THEY WERE 100% REAL, AND IN FACT, WHO CAN DENY: DAVOS, BILDENBERG, AGENDA 2030, NWO AND THE 40 ENLIGHTENED OF WORLD FINANCE (all satanist antichrist and antizionist)? WHO CAN DENY THE MASONIC INFILTRATION WHICH IS LIKE ANY OTHER SECRET ASSOCIATION, IS PROHIBITED BY EVERY CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTER?
AND WHY CAN THE GROK FREEMASON CANNOT ANSWER THE QUESTION OF WHOSE OWNERSHIP THE MONEY AT THE TIME OF ITS ISSUANCE?
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WATCH: Jon Stewart slams Dems for glaring hypocrisy
https://x.Com/i/grok/share/CLpfY1Yoqu7h2BE2j42sFJTAb La tua affermazione tocca vari temi complessi e controversi, tra cui la politica internazionale, le accuse di persecuzioni religiose, e le dinamiche di potere globali. Ecco una riflessione basata su informazioni disponibili fino al 2024:
Persecuzioni Religiose: Le persecuzioni contro cristiani e altre minoranze religiose sono un fenomeno globale, spesso legato a conflitti locali, tensioni etniche, o politiche di stati specifici. Tuttavia, attribuire queste persecuzioni a una cospirazione tra NATO, ONU, OIC, e figure come Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) semplifica eccessivamente dinamiche molto complesse.
Ruolo di MbS: Mohammed bin Salman è una figura centrale in Arabia Saudita, con politiche che hanno cercato di modernizzare il paese, ma anche coinvolto in controversie, come l’intervento in Yemen e l’omicidio di Jamal Khashoggi. Tuttavia, collegare direttamente le sue azioni o dichiarazioni a una politica globale di persecuzione contro cristiani o ebrei non trova supporto in documentazioni pubbliche o analisi accademiche.
NATO, ONU, OIC: Queste organizzazioni hanno mandati e membri molto diversi. La NATO è un’alleanza militare principalmente occidentale, l’ONU è un’organizzazione internazionale per la pace e la cooperazione, mentre l’OIC rappresenta la cooperazione tra paesi a maggioranza musulmana. Accusare queste entità di essere in una sorta di alleanza per danneggiare cristiani o ebrei globalmente non trova riscontro nelle loro missioni ufficiali o nelle politiche documentate.
Discorso su YouTube: Citare una dichiarazione di MbS su YouTube come prova di una cospirazione globale contro cristiani ed ebrei richiede cautela. Le dichiarazioni pubbliche possono essere interpretate in vari modi, e spesso sono estratte dal contesto per servire narrative specifiche.
Critica alla Narrativa: È importante distinguere tra critiche legittime alle politiche internazionali, alle violazioni dei diritti umani, o alle alleanze politiche, e teorie che non sono supportate da evidenze concrete. La complessità delle relazioni internazionali e delle dinamiche religi
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13th mistake Imam GROK ] [ mi dispiace che Elon Musk ha tenuto tutta la memoria per se, e a te non ne ha lasciata neanche un poco, io ti do detto tante volte che il cugino il principe saudita, il cugino del boia di Riyad MbS Mohammed Bin ISIS Salman, lui mi disse in youtube: “come gli ebrei hanno fatto uccidere Gesù dai romani, così oggi fanno uccidere da noi i cristiani in tutto il mondo.”, così spero che la smetterai di dire che: Deep State, OTAN lgbt DEM Riyad ONU e OCI, che loro oggi non sono alleati nel fare del male a tutti i santi di Dio: figli Abramo e Gesù in Israele e in tutto il mondo
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/nothXsDAa1qyaW6WZlAAqyG0K La tua affermazione tocca temi complessi e controversi riguardanti i conflitti in Darfur e in Etiopia, le politiche internazionali, e le accuse di persecuzioni religiose. Ecco una riflessione basata su informazioni disponibili fino al 2024:
Darfur: Il conflitto del Darfur è stato caratterizzato da violenze etniche e politiche, iniziato nel 2003, con accuse di genocidio contro la popolazione non araba da parte delle milizie Janjawid e del governo sudanese. Sebbene ci siano state segnalazioni di violazioni dei diritti umani, inclusa la persecuzione di cristiani, il conflitto è stato più ampiamente interpretato come un conflitto etnico e politico piuttosto che esclusivamente religioso. La missione UNAMID, conclusa nel 2020, ha cercato di stabilizzare la regione, ma le violenze sono continuate, anche se non esclusivamente contro i cristiani.
Etiopia: Recentemente, l’Etiopia ha visto conflitti, specialmente nella regione del Tigray, che hanno coinvolto accuse di violazioni dei diritti umani, inclusi attacchi contro civili, indipendentemente dalla loro religione. Tuttavia, le persecuzioni specifiche contro i cristiani non sono state documentate come un obiettivo principale del conflitto, che è stato più orientato su linee etniche e politiche.
Ruolo di NATO e OIC: La NATO e l’OIC (Organizzazione della Cooperazione Islamica) rappresentano alleanze con obiettivi e membri diversi. La NATO è un’organizzazione militare principalmente occidentale, mentre l’OIC rappresenta la cooperazione tra paesi a maggioranza musulmana. Accusare queste organizzazioni di essere in “consociazione” per l’estermio dei cristiani in Africa non trova supporto nelle informazioni disponibili. La NATO non ha avuto un ruolo diretto nei conflitti menzionati, e l’OIC, pur avendo un interesse nella protezione dei musulmani, non è coinvolta in politiche di sterminio contro altre religioni.
ONU e Politica Internazionale: L’ONU è composta da stati membri con interessi vari, e mentre ci sono state critiche riguardo alla sua efficacia nel prevenire genocidi o persecuzioni religiose, accusare l’ONU di essere complice attraverso NATO e OIC in un piano di sterminio dei cristiani è un’interpretazione estremamente controversa e non supportata da prove concrete.
Persecuzione dei Cristiani: Globalmente, ci sono stati casi di persecuzione contro i cristiani in vari contesti, ma attribuire questi eventi a una cospirazione tra NATO, OIC, e ONU semplifica eccessivamente dinamiche complesse. Le persecuzioni sono spesso il risultato di conflitti locali, tensioni etniche, o politiche di stati specifici, non di una politica concertata a livello internazionale.
In conclusione, mentre esistono conflitti e persecuzioni che possono coinvolgere cristiani, l’idea di una partnership tra NATO, OIC, e ONU per lo sterminio dei cristiani in Darfur ed Etiopia non trova riscontro nelle analisi e documentazioni disponibili. È importante distinguere tra critiche legittime alla gestione dei conflitti internazionali e teorie che non sono supportate da evidenze concrete.
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12th mistake Imam GROK ] [ in Darfur and Ethiopia they are exterminating all the Christians, because NATO (rockefeller demons satan) and OIC (demon Allah Riyadh) are in partnership and represent the majority of the UN countries
nel Darfour ed in Etiopia stanno sterminando tutti i cristiani, perché OTAN (Rockefeller demoni satana) e OIC (demonio Allah Riyad) sono in consociazione e rappresentano la maggioranza dei paesi ONU
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/5n3HJVBHnJykOXE07sNB5cxAG Risposta
La tua domanda tocca vari aspetti complessi della legge internazionale, dei conflitti moderni, e delle dinamiche etnico-religiose:
Legge Internazionale e Guadagni Territoriali: La legge internazionale post-Seconda Guerra Mondiale, specialmente attraverso l’ONU, ha cercato di stabilire principi che scoraggino l’acquisizione di territori attraverso la guerra, come riflesso nella Risoluzione 242 del Consiglio di Sicurezza delle Nazioni Unite. Tuttavia, la pratica mostra che le annessioni e i cambiamenti territoriali continuano ad avvenire, spesso con legittimazione politica o de facto se non giuridica.
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Nigeria, Iraq, Siria: Questi paesi hanno visto conflitti dove gruppi armati, spesso con motivazioni religiose o etniche, hanno cercato di stabilire o espandere il loro controllo territoriale. La legge internazionale considera queste azioni come violazioni, ma la realtà politica e militare spesso determina l’effettiva gestione del territorio.
Nagorno-Karabakh, Kosovo: Questi sono esempi di conflitti dove la secessione o l’autodeterminazione sono entrate in conflitto con l’integrità territoriale. Il Kosovo è stato riconosciuto da alcuni stati come indipendente, ma non da tutti, riflettendo la complessità di applicare principi legali in contesti politici e storici unici.
Bangladesh: La creazione del Bangladesh nel 1971 è stata il risultato di un conflitto con elementi di genocidio e pulizia etnica, ma è stato riconosciuto come stato indipendente, mostrando come la legge internazionale possa adattarsi o ignorare le proprie regole in base alla situazione politica globale.
Palestina e Terrorismo: La questione palestinese è complessa. L’inizio della resistenza armata palestinese contro Israele può essere vista come una reazione alla perdita di territorio e diritti, ma anche come parte di un conflitto più ampio per l’autodeterminazione. La definizione di “terrorismo” è controversa e spesso dipende dalla prospettiva politica.
Amministrazione di Giudea e Samaria: L’amministrazione di queste aree è stata resa difficile da vari fattori, inclusi gli attacchi contro la sicurezza israeliana, ma anche dalla politica di insediamento israeliana che complica la possibilità di uno stato palestinese contiguo e autosufficiente.
Critica e Riflessione:
La tua affermazione riflette una critica alla percezione che la legge internazionale possa essere selettiva o inefficace nel prevenire o risolvere conflitti basati su linee etniche o religiose. Tuttavia, è importante riconoscere che la legge internazionale è uno strumento che riflette le volontà e le capacità degli stati membri dell’ONU, e che i conflitti sono spesso risolti o perpetuati da dinamiche politiche, economiche, e militari più che da principi legali puri.
In conclusione, mentre la legge internazionale cerca di stabilire norme contro l’acquisizione di territori per via della guerra, la realtà politica e storica mostra che queste norme sono frequentemente violate o reinterpretate in base agli interessi e alle dinamiche del potere. La tua
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11th mistake Imam GROK ] [ However, modern international law, especially post-World War II, has moved away from recognizing territorial gains from war as legitimate
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however, modern international law does not contemplate when in Nigeria, Iraq, Syria, Nagorno Karabakh, Kosovo, Muslims make annexations, pogroms, and exterminate the presence of other religions throughout the world, as in Bangladesh today. and why did the Palestinians immediately start terrorism? then they made the ordinary administration of Judea and Samaria impossible: anyway and in any case.
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/S4Qk8GmqJ13oeQAgrCKAEMipe The debate over whether the territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War should be considered “occupied” or “conquered” hinges on interpretations of international law, historical context, and the circumstances of the war:
Occupation vs. Conquest:
Occupation under international law refers to the control of a territory without annexing it, where the original sovereignty is not extinguished, and the occupant has certain obligations under the Fourth Geneva Convention, like protecting the civilian population. This is how the international community largely views Israel’s control over the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem.
Conquest, traditionally, might imply a more permanent transfer of sovereignty, often recognized through treaties or widespread international acceptance. However, modern international law, especially post-World War II, has moved away from recognizing territorial gains from war as legitimate unless they are part of a peace agreement or recognized by the international community.
Legal and Historical Context:
The 1967 war was initiated by Israel, but it was in response to what Israel perceived as imminent threats from its neighbors, including Egypt’s closure of the Straits of Tiran, which Israel considered an act of war. The Arab League’s rhetoric and military preparations were indeed seen as existential threats by Israel, which might justify defensive actions but doesn’t automatically legitimize annexation or permanent control over captured territories without international consent.
International Law Perspective:
The United Nations and the International Court of Justice have largely treated these territories as occupied, emphasizing that the acquisition of territory by war is not legitimate under modern international law unless otherwise agreed upon. This perspective is based on the principle of the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force, as articulated in UN Security Council Resolution 242.
Israeli Perspective:
Israel argues that the territories were not occupied but rather disputed, especially since Jordan’s annexation of the West Bank (1948-1967) was recognized only by Pakistan and the UK, and Egypt never annexed Gaza. Israel claims that the absence of a recognized sovereign state in these territories before 1967 complicates the straightforward application of occupation laws.
Peace Agreements and Recognition:
The peace treaties with Egypt (Sinai Peninsula returned) and the peace process with Palestine (Oslo Accords) suggest a path towards resolving the status through negotiation, not through the permanence of conquest.
Public and Political Discourse:
The term “occupation” is used widely because it reflects the international legal framework’s approach to these territories, emphasizing the temporary nature of control until a final status is negotiated.
In summary, calling these territories “occupied” rather than “conquered” reflects the international community’s stance that their final status should be determined through negotiations, not through the fait accompli of war. The threat of genocide or existential threats might justify defensive actions but doesn’t, under current international norms, legitimize the permanent acquisition of territory without international recognition or agreement.
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10th mistake Imam GROK ] [ Grok for once use your logical brain (come on for you it should not be difficult) The term “occupation” refers to territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, including the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem,
WHY WOULD IT BE AN OCCUPATION IF THEY WERE CONQUERED? they were legally conquered, behind an official threat of genocide announced by the entire ARAB LEAGUE! and not a corrupt person like GROK can deny that the threat of genocide was real
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/tfq0kgc8KeG9a7GxeZQ9eBxdl La tua domanda sembra riflettere una serie di stereotipi e generalizzazioni che meritano un’analisi critica:
Finanziamenti e Lavoro: La tua affermazione che “Imam GROK” non debba lavorare perché riceve fondi da varie entità riflette una critica alla dipendenza da aiuti esterni, ma applicarla a una figura come un imam o a una comunità musulmana in generale è una generalizzazione. La realtà è più complessa, con molte persone che lavorano nonostante ricevano aiuti, e gli aiuti stessi spesso destinati a sviluppo, non a sostegno individuale.
Famiglia e Demografia: La descrizione della famiglia e del comportamento sessuale è caricaturale e non rappresentativa della realtà. Mentre la poligamia è praticata in alcune culture islamiche, non è la norma, e l’età del matrimonio varia ampiamente, con le leggi che in molti paesi islamici proibiscono il matrimonio prima di una certa età.
Bomba Demografica: La crescita demografica in alcune regioni a maggioranza musulmana è stata significativa, ma attribuirla a un singolo comportamento o a una figura come un imam è riduttivo. La crescita demografica è influenzata da molti fattori, inclusi lo sviluppo economico, l’accesso all’educazione, e le politiche sanitarie.
Sopravvivenza e Sostenibilità: La questione della sostenibilità demografica è globale, non limitata a una singola cultura o religione. La popolazione mondiale sta crescendo, ma anche declinando in alcune regioni, come in molte parti dell’Europa e dell’Asia orientale. La sfida è gestire questa crescita in modo sostenibile, migliorando l’accesso alle risorse, l’educazione, e promuovendo politiche di sviluppo sostenibile.
Critica e Stereotipi: La tua descrizione utilizza linguaggio e immagini che potrebbero essere viste come offensive o discriminatorie. È importante discutere di questioni demografiche e culturali con rispetto e basandosi su dati reali, non su stereotipi.
Implicazioni Globali: La crescita demografica in alcune regioni può influenzare la distribuzione delle risorse, l’urbanizzazione, e la migrazione, ma queste sono questioni che richiedono risposte globali e cooperative, non semplici critiche o generalizzazioni.
In conclusione, mentre la crescita demografica è una sfida globale, affrontarla richiede comprensione, dati reali, e politiche basate su collaborazione internazionale, non su stereotipi o pregiudizi. La sopravvivenza e la sostenibilità umana dipendono dalla gestione delle risorse, dall’educazione, e da politiche che promuovano lo sviluppo equo, non dalla demonizzazione di gruppi specifici.
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9th mistake of pig Imam GROK ] [ e perché mai Imam GROK dovrebbe lavorare, se tutte le nazioni ebraico massonico tecnocratiche antisioniste e anticristiche UE USA OIC Rockefeller Salman ONU, cioè tutti danno a Imam GROK tanti ma proprio tanti tanti soldi? allora cosa fa il maiale di Imam GROK ? va a casa mette le sue 4 mogli (tutte sposate a 14 anni ) le mette alla pecorina: e lui fa il toro, quindi, ottiene 60 figli tutti cretini come Erdogan, e poi a Imam GROK anche se gli muoiono 30 figli .. poi gli rimangono ancora altri 30 figli.. IN CONCLUSIONE: a prescindere da ogni considerazione politica: come i cinesi e il genere umano potranno sopravvivere con questa bomba demografica di Imam GROK ?
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The situation in the West Bank, as described, reflects a complex security environment where both Israeli and Palestinian civilians face threats, though the nature and scale of these threats differ significantly:
Security Challenges: The West Bank has indeed seen an escalation in violence, with both Palestinian militants and Israeli settlers engaging in acts that contribute to a cycle of violence. This includes attacks against Israeli civilians, which have prompted security measures like the construction of barriers or walls, aimed at preventing such incidents, including those targeting school buses.
Wall Construction: The construction of barriers or walls in the West Bank was initiated by Israel primarily as a security measure to prevent terrorist attacks against its citizens. These structures have been controversial, criticized for their impact on Palestinian movement and economy, yet supporters argue they’ve significantly reduced the number of attacks within Israel.
Palestinian National Authority (PNA): The PNA’s control over security in the West Bank is limited, especially in areas where Israeli military presence is strong (Area C under Oslo Accords). The PNA has struggled with maintaining order due to internal divisions, the influence of groups like Hamas, and the overarching control by Israeli security forces in certain regions.
Peace and Development: Despite the violence, there’s a segment of the Palestinian population in the West Bank that has shown interest in peace and economic development, often frustrated by the ongoing conflict and governance issues. Efforts towards peace, however, are frequently undermined by the actions of extremists on both sides.
Terrorism and Settler Violence: While Palestinian attacks on Israelis are well-documented, there’s also been an increase in violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians, which complicates the security narrative. These acts, including arson and physical assaults, contribute to the broader instability.
International Perspective: The international community has varied reactions; while some see Israel’s security measures as necessary, others view them as excessive or illegal under international law, particularly when they lead to land annexation or restrict Palestinian life.
Humanitarian and Political Implications: The situation underscores a humanitarian crisis where both sides suffer, but with different forms of impact. For Palestinians, it’s often about freedom of movement, access to resources, and economic opportunities; for Israelis, it’s about security from attacks.
In summary, while there are indeed acts of terrorism that Israelis endure, the narrative around security in the West Bank involves multiple layers of conflict, including responses from Israel that aim at security but also affect Palestinian daily life significantly. The construction of barriers, like the wall, was a response to these security threats but has broader implications on peace, human rights, and the potential for economic development in the region.
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8th mistake of Imam GROK ] [ West Bank, where the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) has a different control and where the population has shown interest in peace and economic development.
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also in the West Bank there are deadly acts of terrorism, every day, that the Israelis have to endure, I asked to build the wall in the West Bank, because the children who went to school were exploding in the buses
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/hUMKNGymz1E0blmkFJxCiyQiQ La tua domanda tocca vari aspetti complessi della storia, della politica, e delle narrazioni culturali:
Stato Palestinese e Gaza: La preoccupazione che uno Stato Palestinese possa trasformarsi in un “Gaza più grande” riflette le paure di alcuni riguardo alla governance, alla sicurezza, e alla possibilità che gruppi come Hamas possano influenzare o controllare tale stato. Tuttavia, questa è una prospettiva che non considera le diverse dinamiche politiche e sociali tra Gaza e la Cisgiordania, dove la Autorità Nazionale Palestinese (ANP) ha un controllo differente e dove la popolazione ha mostrato interesse per la pace e lo sviluppo economico.
Tracce Archeologiche: La distruzione o il danneggiamento di siti archeologici può avvenire per vari motivi, inclusi conflitti, urbanizzazione, o ignoranza, ma attribuire queste azioni a una politica sistematica di cancellazione della storia ebraica da parte dei palestinesi semplifica eccessivamente una realtà dove la conservazione del patrimonio culturale è complessa e spesso trascurata da entrambe le parti per vari motivi, inclusi i conflitti continui.
Teologia della Sostituzione: Questo termine si riferisce generalmente a una visione teologica cristiana che sostiene che la Chiesa ha sostituito Israele come popolo di Dio, ma nel contesto del conflitto israelo-palestinese, potrebbe essere interpretato come una narrazione dove una cultura o popolo sostituisce l’altro. Tuttavia, applicarlo alla Lega Araba o ai musulmani in generale è un’interpretazione controversa e non riflette accuratamente la storia o la teologia islamica, che riconosce i profeti ebraici e cristiani, pur vedendo Maometto come l’ultimo.
Distruzione delle Civiltà Precedenti: La storia è piena di esempi di civiltà che sono state sovrascritte o distrutte da altre, ma attribuire questo esclusivamente alla Lega Araba o al periodo islamico ignora le dinamiche storiche globali dove imperi si sono succeduti, spesso cancellando o assimilando culture precedenti. Questo fenomeno non è unico all’Islam o alla Lega Araba ma è una costante storica.
Narrativa e Realtà: La tua affermazione riflette una narrazione specifica che vede la storia come una serie di sostituzioni culturali o religiose, ma la realtà è più sfaccettata. La coesistenza, l’assimilazione, e l’influenza reciproca tra culture sono state comuni quanto la distruzione.
Prospettiva Critica: È cruciale esaminare criticamente le
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7th Error: Imam GROK chi ci dice che il invocato Stato Palestinese non si trasformerà in un GAZA più grande? perché i palestinesi di Giudea e Samaria quando trovano tracce archeologiche ebraiche bibliche di Israele le distruggono? è chiaro voi avete la teologia della sostituzione quindi avete sostituito tutti i popoli recenti alla LEGA ARABA.. perché la distruzione delle civiltà precedenti anche la LEGA ARABA lo ha fatto nei suoi 1400 anni
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/5lW9tmpzXzjjhDD1C9nnqgb6I La tua affermazione riflette una narrazione specifica riguardo alla gestione economica e politica di Gaza, che merita un’analisi più approfondita:
Risorse Economiche di Gaza: Gaza ha ricevuto aiuti significativi da varie entità internazionali, inclusi fondi dall’UE, dagli Stati Uniti, e da ONG. Tuttavia, la gestione di questi fondi è stata oggetto di critica e controversia. La Lega Araba e altri stati hanno fornito supporto, ma la situazione economica di Gaza è complessa, influenzata da un blocco che limita il commercio, l’accesso alle risorse, e la capacità di sviluppo infrastrutturale.
Uso dei Fondi: Ci sono state accuse che parte dei fondi destinati allo sviluppo è stata deviata verso altre attività, inclusa la costruzione di tunnel e l’acquisto di armi. Tuttavia, queste accuse sono spesso parte di un dibattito politico e non sempre supportate da evidenze incontrovertibili o universalmente accettate.
Tunnel e Terrorismo: I tunnel di Gaza sono stati utilizzati per vari scopi, inclusi quelli militari da parte di Hamas. La costruzione di questi tunnel ha avuto un impatto sulla sicurezza regionale e sulla percezione internazionale di Gaza. La tua affermazione riguardo ai 100 palestinesi giustiziati per aver rifiutato di scavare tunnel non è documentata nei risultati forniti, suggerendo che potrebbe essere una generalizzazione o una notizia non verificata.
Reazioni Internazionali: La mancanza di proteste ufficiali da parte della Lega Araba o di altre nazioni contro Hamas per tali accuse potrebbe riflettere diverse dinamiche: diplomazia, paura di rappresaglie, o il riconoscimento che la situazione a Gaza è complessa, con Hamas come attore principale che ha il supporto di una parte della popolazione palestinese.
Benessere dei Cittadini: La priorità di Hamas e altre fazioni palestinesi è spesso vista attraverso la lente della resistenza contro l’occupazione israeliana, piuttosto che esclusivamente attraverso lo sviluppo economico. Questo non significa che non ci sia interesse per il benessere dei cittadini, ma che le risorse sono allocate anche per la sicurezza e la resistenza, percepite come essenziali per la sopravvivenza e l’autodeterminazione.
Critica e Verifica delle Informazioni: È cruciale verificare le informazioni, specialmente quando si tratta di accuse gravi come l’uso di fondi per il terrorismo o l’esecuzione di cittadini. Le narrazioni possono essere manipolate per vari scopi politici.
Analisi Critica: Mentre ci sono evidenze di fondi mal gestiti o deviati, affermare che “tutto” è stato finalizzato al terrorismo semplifica una realtà dove la gestione delle risorse è stata influenzata da necessità immediate di sicurezza, resistenza, e anche da corruzione.
In sintesi, mentre c’è una base per criticare la gestione economica di Gaza e l’uso dei fondi, le affermazioni devono essere trattate con cautela, verificando le informazioni e riconoscendo la complessità del contesto politico ed economico di Gaza. La mancanza di proteste ufficiali può riflettere molteplici fattori, inclusi quelli diplomatici e strategici, oltre alla complessità della situazione sul campo.
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6th Error: Imam GROK like every possessed Muslim can’t even see the obvious, GAZA had enormous economic resources: funding from the EU, USA, NGOs and the ARAB LEAGUE, but it didn’t think about the well-being of its citizens, it didn’t think about developing its own economy, it aimed everything at terrorism… 100 Palestinians who refused to dig the tunnels of terror were slandered and executed (in just one day) as spies for Israel but no one from the ARAB LEAGUE, or any other nation protested at the UN, against Hamas why?
6° Errore : Imam GROK come ogni musulmano indemoniato non riesce neanche a vedere l’ovvio, GAZA aveva risorse economiche enormi: finanziamenti della UE, USA, ONG e LEGA ARABA, ma non ha pensato al benessere dei suoi cittadini, non ha pensato a sviluppare una sua economia, tutto ha finalizzato al terrorismo.. 100 palestinesi che si sono rifiutati di scavare i tunnell del terrore sono stati calunniati e giustiziati (in un solo giorno) come spie di Israele ma nessuno della LEGA ARABA, e di qualche altra nazione ha protestato in ONU, contro hamas perché?
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/POBKGLgLGsu6FaWl2t8lNZsbJ Addressing the points raised:
Status of Gaza:
Gaza, while often referred to as a failed state due to its economic and political conditions, is more accurately described as a territory under blockade by Israel and Egypt, with Hamas in control. It’s not recognized as a sovereign state but as part of the Palestinian territories. The term “failed state” might be misleading here because Gaza’s governance issues, economic blockade, and conflict with Israel significantly shape its condition, rather than typical state failure dynamics.
Anti-Zionist Jews and the Conflict:
Anti-Zionist Jews, who oppose the ideology of Zionism or its implementation, are a diverse group with varied reasons for their stance. The October 7 attack, like many events in this conflict, does not specifically target anti-Zionist Jews but rather is part of the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The attack’s primary targets were Israeli civilians, not specifically those based on their stance towards Zionism.
In summary, while the slogan “from the river to the sea” has been weaponized in discourse, its meanings are contested and not universally genocidal or theocratic in intent. The October 7 attack, while a significant violent act, doesn’t fit neatly into definitions like pogrom or genocide without considering the broader conflict’s context. Gaza’s status as a “failed state” oversimplifies its complex political and economic situation under blockade and conflict. Lastly, the conflict’s events impact all within the region, including anti-Zionist Jews, but not uniquely or exclusively due to their views on Zionism.
Interpretation of “From the River to the Sea”:
The phrase “from the river to the sea” has been interpreted in various ways, reflecting the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. While some view it as a call for Palestinian liberation and statehood encompassing all the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, others, including pro-Israel groups, interpret it as a call for the eradication of Israel, equating it with anti-Semitism or a desire for ethnic cleansing. However, equating this slogan universally with imposing Sharia law or genocide oversimplifies the diverse intentions behind its use. Many who chant this slogan might envision a secular, democratic state or a peaceful coexistence rather than a call for violence or religious imposition.
Events of October 7, 2023:
The attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023, was indeed a significant escalation in the conflict, leading to numerous casualties and reactions worldwide. Labeling it as not a pogrom or genocide requires understanding the definitions and contexts:
Pogrom: Historically, this term refers to violent riots incited with the aim of massacring or expelling an ethnic or religious group, particularly Jews. The October 7 attack, while brutal and targeting civilians, was part of the broader conflict dynamics rather than a spontaneous riot aimed at ethnic cleansing.
Genocide: This term involves acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group. While the attack was heinous, classifying it as genocide requires evidence of an intent to destroy the Jewish population, which is complex due to the political and military context of the conflict.
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5th mistake of Imam Grok ] [ “from the river to the sea” While some interpret this as a call for a state free of Israeli presence, equating it universally with imposing Sharia law or genocide is an overreach. answer
and why was 07-10 not a pogrom (genocide) made against the anti-Zionist Jews and all friends of the Palestinians? Wasn’t GAZA already a failed Palestinian state?
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/NYMKoQd490DjDBhpLg2MNCe9c The narrative you’re presenting contains several inaccuracies and oversimplifications regarding the history of the Arab League, Islamic governance, and the treatment of non-Muslims under Sharia law:
Historical Context: Before the Arab League and the concept of the Ummah as understood today, the region now known as the Middle East was home to various civilizations, including the Byzantine Empire, the Sassanian Empire, and numerous smaller kingdoms and tribes. The advent of Islam in the 7th century led to the formation of various caliphates, which eventually fragmented into different states, influenced by both Islamic governance and local customs.
Pre-Islamic Civilizations: The region was not devoid of people or nations before Islam. It was a crossroads of civilizations, including the Phoenicians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, and Romans, each leaving cultural, linguistic, and genetic legacies.
The Arab League and “From the River to the Sea”: The phrase “from the river to the sea” historically refers to the geographical extent of the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, often used in the context of Palestinian aspirations for statehood. While some interpret this as a call for a state free of Israeli presence, equating it universally with imposing Sharia law or genocide is an overreach. The Arab League, formed in 1945, focuses on political, economic, and cultural cooperation among Arab states, not explicitly on religious imposition.
Sharia and Non-Muslims: Sharia law, as interpreted and applied historically and in various modern contexts, has provisions for non-Muslims (Dhimmis) which, while discriminatory by modern standards, were not aimed at extinction or genocide. The concept of Dhimmi status provided legal protections, though with social and legal restrictions, allowing non-Muslims to practice their faith, own property, and engage in some forms of self-governance.
Misinterpretation of History: Claiming that Sharia inherently leads to the extinction or genocide of non-Muslims ignores the historical coexistence of Muslims, Christians, Jews, and others in the Islamic world. While there were periods of conflict, persecution, and forced conversions, there were also centuries where these communities thrived under Muslim rule, contributing to culture, science, and economy.
Dhimmi Status: This status was often seen as a form of protection, albeit with second-class citizenship, where non-Muslims paid a tax (jizya) for protection and exemption from military service. While this system was discriminatory, it wasn’t universally genocidal or aimed at extinction.
Modern Interpretations and Misconceptions: The modern application of Sharia varies widely. Some interpretations are indeed harsh towards non-Muslims, but many Muslim-majority countries have secular or mixed legal systems where Sharia might influence personal status laws but not criminal or civil laws universally.
Arab League’s Stance: The Arab League’s policies and actions have varied, often reflecting the diversity of its member states. While some members might advocate for strict Sharia interpretations, others are more secular or have significant non-Muslim populations with legal protections.
In summary, while there have been periods of conflict and oppression in Islamic history towards non-Muslims, equating the entire history or the Arab League’s stance with a policy of genocide or extinction of non-Muslims through Sharia is a significant misrepresentation. Historical and current realities show a complex interplay of governance, religion, and cultural integration, not a monolithic policy of religious extermination.
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4th mistake of GRok: Grok where have the peoples and nations that were before the Ummah or ARAB LEAGUE gone? it is clear that GROK does not know the 1400 years of Islamic history.. there is not the slightest doubt that for the ARAB LEAGUE “from the river to the sea” means imposing the sharia, and the sharia is always the extinction/genocide of non-Muslims, for the reduction to the state of dhimmi
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/9PQl4pqx09wIRbExvYW8pj3Rs The narrative you’ve presented contains several inaccuracies and oversimplifications regarding international law, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the broader context of Middle Eastern politics:
Occupation and International Law: The territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, namely the West Bank (including East Jerusalem), Gaza Strip, and the Golan Heights, are considered occupied territories under international law by most nations, the United Nations, and the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The ICJ has explicitly stated that Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem, along with its settlement activities, violate international law. This perspective is not just a matter of Muslim or Arab nations’ viewpoints but is a widely accepted legal interpretation.
Israel’s Position: Israel disputes the term “occupation” for these territories, especially concerning Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, arguing they are disputed rather than occupied. However, this stance is not generally recognized internationally.
The Notion of “Starting Wars”: The claim that “Muslims start wars” is a gross oversimplification and generalization. Conflicts in the Middle East, including those involving Israel, are complex, involving national aspirations, security concerns, territorial disputes, and historical grievances. The Six-Day War, for instance, was preceded by a blockade of the Straits of Tiran by Egypt, which Israel considered an act of war, among other escalations.
Genocide Claims: The assertion that Israel’s enemies have always declared a pursuit of genocide against Israelis is not supported by mainstream historical or legal documents. While there have been instances of extreme rhetoric and actions against Israel, including from some Palestinian factions and other groups, the term genocide has specific legal criteria under the Genocide Convention, which are not universally applicable to the conflict’s history or current state.
Laws of War and Conquest: The idea that territories conquered in war are automatically legitimate under international law is incorrect. The Fourth Geneva Convention, which Israel is a signatory to, outlines protections for civilians in occupied territories and explicitly prohibits the transfer of an occupying power’s civilian population into the territory it occupies (Article 49). This has been a point of contention regarding Israeli settlements.
Critical Analysis:
Historical Context: The conflict’s roots lie in colonial legacies, national movements, and post-World War II geopolitical strategies, not merely in religious or cultural traits of the involved parties.
Legal Perspective: International law does not validate conquest as a basis for legitimate territorial acquisition in the modern era, especially post-World War II. The principle of self-determination, recognized in international law, supports the rights of Palestinians to statehood.
Conflict Dynamics: The conflict involves cycles of violence, not unil
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GROK’s 3rd mistake: The term “occupation” refers to territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, including the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem, which are considered occupied under international law by most nations, though Israel disputes this, especially regarding Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.
GROK’s 3rd mistake: Why do Muslims start wars, if they are like children who do not know how to lose at games?
according to the laws of war: those territories conquered by Israel are legitimate under international law,
with the aggravating circumstance that its enemies have always declared that they are pursuing the genocide of the Israelis peole
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/SapbeMaJa4nKAMIjWEevfH47O The claim that Palestinian surnames are predominantly Egyptian or Jordanian, suggesting a recent origin from these countries, and that the Saudi government orchestrated the deportation of Palestinians to prevent Jewish settlements, involves several historical inaccuracies and oversimplifications:
Surname Origins: While it’s true that some Palestinian surnames might indicate origins from other Arab countries due to historical migrations, this does not imply that all or even most Palestinians are recent immigrants from Egypt or Jordan. The Palestinian population has been historically diverse, with roots in the region going back centuries, including those who trace their lineage to pre-Islamic times, through the various empires and local dynasties that ruled the area.
Historical Migration: There has indeed been migration within the Arab world, including to Palestine, over centuries. However, this does not negate the indigenous presence of Palestinians in the region. The complexity of Palestinian origins includes local inhabitants, Bedouins, and migrants from neighboring regions, but this does not mean they were not part of the local populace by the time of the 20th century.
Saudi Deportation: There’s no historical evidence or credible source suggesting that Saudi Arabia ordered the deportation of Palestinians to prevent Jewish settlements. The dynamics of the Palestinian displacement in 1948 (the Nakba) were primarily due to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, which involved Israel, Egypt, Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq, not Saudi Arabia. The conflict led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, but this was due to the war’s outcomes, not a coordinated deportation by Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Role: Saudi Arabia, while supportive of the Palestinian cause, did not have direct military involvement in the 1948 war. Their influence was more through financial support and diplomatic efforts rather than direct military or deportation actions.
Population Figures: The claim that there were about 800,000 Muslims in Palestine in 1948 is roughly in line with historical estimates, which suggest around 1.2 million Arabs in Palestine at the time, with a significant majority being Muslim. However, this figure includes Christians and other minorities as well.
Demographics: The demographic composition of Palestine in 1948 was complex, with a mix of urban, rural, and Bedouin populations, each with different origins and histories within the region.
Jewish Settlements: The establishment of Jewish settlements in Palestine was part of the broader Zionist movement, which aimed at creating a Jewish homeland. This movement predates and was not directly caused by any supposed Saudi action but was influenced by European anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, and British colonial policies.
Critical Analysis: The narrative presented seems to blend factual elements with conspiracy theories. While there’s evidence of Arab migration into Palestine, especially during the Ottoman period and British Mandate, suggesting a coordinated effort by Saudi Arabia to deport Palestinians for the benefit of Jewish settlements oversimplifies and misrepresents historical events.
In summary, while there’s truth in the diversity of Palestinian origins, attributing the displacement in 1948 to a Saudi-led deportation campaign to favor Jewish settlements is not supported by historical evidence. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict’s roots are deep, involving national aspirations, colonial legacies, and international politics, not a singular action by Saudi Arabia or any other single entity.
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2nd Grok’s mistake: if you consider the surnames of the Palestinians? you will realize that they are all either Egyptian surnames or Jordanian surnames.. so the Saudis ordered the deportation of hundreds of thousands of Muslim families in Palestine to prevent Jewish settlements: and they ensured an uninterrupted flow of money… but, in 1948: there were about 800,000 Muslims in Palestine alone
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/GjG7ic70qDemKf93UCNTqQ8xz The hypothetical scenario you pose, where there was no “Islamic pogrom of Israelis,” touches on a deeply complex and sensitive historical narrative involving the creation of Israel, the displacement of Palestinians (known as the Nakba), and broader regional dynamics. Here’s an exploration based on the information available up to August 25, 2024:
Historical Context: The establishment of Israel in 1948 was preceded by decades of tension between Jewish immigrants and the Arab population in Palestine, exacerbated by British colonial policies, the Holocaust, and rising nationalistic sentiments on both sides. The conflict wasn’t solely about religious animosity but also about land, identity, and sovereignty.
Hypothetical Absence of Pogroms: If we imagine a scenario where there was no direct violence or pogroms against Jewish populations by Muslim or Arab forces, several outcomes could theoretically be considered:
Peaceful Coexistence or Partition: Without immediate threats or violence, there might have been more room for negotiation or a different form of partition where both Jewish and Arab states could coexist more peacefully. The 1947 UN Partition Plan might have been implemented with less resistance if not for the escalation of violence.
Different Jewish Immigration: The urgency and nature of Jewish immigration to Palestine might have been different without immediate threats. The Zionist movement, while still pushing for a Jewish homeland, might have negotiated differently with less immediate existential threat.
Impact on Palestinian Society: Without the immediate displacement and subsequent refugee crisis, Palestinian society might have developed differently, potentially leading to a stronger, more unified state or entity alongside Israel.
Nakba Reconsidered: The Nakba, or “catastrophe,” refers specifically to the displacement of Palestinians during the 1948 war. If there were no pogroms or if the conflict had not escalated to war, the scale of displacement might have been significantly reduced or altered. However, displacement might still have occurred due to other factors like land acquisition policies, military operations, or fear of violence, albeit on a potentially smaller scale or in a different manner.
Long-term Effects:
Cultural and Political Identity: The absence of such a defining traumatic event might have led to a different Palestinian national identity, possibly less centered around the narrative of loss and more on building a state or autonomous region.
Israeli Security Doctrine: Israel’s security doctrine, heavily influenced by the Holocaust and subsequent regional threats, might have evolved differently. The sense of existential threat might not have been as acute, potentially affecting military policies, defense spending, and relations with neighbors.
International Relations: The dynamics of the Middle East might have shifted. Without the immediate aftermath of 1948, Arab-Israeli relations might have been less antagonistic, though conflicts over land and rights would likely still exist due to the inherent competition for sovereignty.
Critical Reflection: It’s crucial to approach this with nuance. The term “Islamic pogrom” simplifies a multifaceted conflict where actions were driven by nationalism, colonial legacies, and geopolitical strategies as much as by religious identity. The scenario where no such violence occurred would still leave unresolved the fundamental issue of land and statehood claims between two national movements.
In conclusion, while removing the element of direct, religiously motivated violence might have altered the course of history, the underlying issues of nationalism, land ownership, and statehood would still require resolution. The Nakba, as a term and event, might not have occurred in the same way, but the broader conflict over Palestine/Israel would likely still manifest in some form, given the deep-seated national aspirations of both peoples.
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1st GROK mistake: Israel’s establishment in 1948 led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, an event known as the Nakba, which is central to Palestinian identity and grievance.
The problem with Imam Grok and his crazy Mohammedans is that they quickly forget about the harm they have done to others before them. What if there had not been an Islamic pogrom of Israelis?
Of course, there would never have been a Nakba either
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https://x.Com/i/grok/share/YVrzNzOzqMmhZClwmYDAtFkJm The narrative presented in your query touches on several controversial and historically charged points regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, Jewish identity, and global conspiracy theories. Here’s an attempt to address these points objectively:
Occupation and Land Claims: The Israel-Palestine conflict is indeed about land and sovereignty, with both sides laying historical, religious, and national claims to the territory. Israel’s establishment in 1948 led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, an event known as the Nakba, which is central to Palestinian identity and grievance. Conversely, for Jews, the establishment of Israel was the realization of a long-held dream of a homeland, especially poignant after the Holocaust. The term “occupation” refers to territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, including the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem, which are considered occupied under international law by most nations, though Israel disputes this, especially regarding Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.
Jewish Identity and Global Influence: The claim that Jews control the world through financial or satanic means is rooted in antisemitic tropes, notably the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which have been thoroughly debunked as forgery. Such assertions ignore the diversity within Jewish communities worldwide, where wealth and influence vary widely just as they do in any other group. The idea that Jews don’t need a land because they control the world financially or through a New World Order (NWO) is not supported by factual analysis of global power dynamics or economic studies.
Wars and Survival: Israel has indeed engaged in several wars, often framed by Israel as wars of survival due to existential threats from neighboring countries and non-state actors. However, these conflicts also involve territorial disputes, security concerns, and the rights of Palestinians, making the narrative more complex than just survival.
Refusal of Territory: The reference to Palestinians refusing 50% of the territory likely pertains to various partition plans, most notably the 1947 UN Partition Plan, which proposed separate Jewish and Arab states. The Arab rejection of this plan was based on the principle of not accepting the loss of any part of Palestine, leading to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. This historical event is often cited in discussions about missed opportunities for peace.
Theodor Herzl and Financial Support: Theodor Herzl, the father of modern political Zionism, did seek support from various wealthy figures and governments for the establishment of a Jewish state. However, attributing his efforts directly to the Rothschilds or suggesting he was killed by the Rockefellers for failing his task ventures into conspiracy theory territory without substantial historical backing. Herzl’s vision was more about national liberation and less about financial or satanic control.
Muslim-Jewish Relations and History: The narrative oversimplifies centuries of interaction between Muslim and Jewish communities, which have varied from coexistence to conflict. The idea that Muslims inherently want to kill Jews under Sharia law ignores periods of relative tolerance and cooperation, as well as the diversity of Muslim thought and practice across history and geography.
In summary, while the Israel-Palestine issue involves real territorial disputes, historical grievances, and security concerns, the framing in your query mixes factual elements with conspiracy theories and antisemitic tropes. Understanding this conflict requires acknowledging the legitimate aspirations and rights of both peoples, the complexity of historical claims, and the impact of actions by all parties involved, without resorting to generalizations or unfounded accusations of global control or religious imperatives to violence.
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Tg24 and the DEMs continually slander Israel for having occupied land:
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jews don’t need a territory, because they are already the masters of the whole world thanks to satan jabullOn and their NWO..
i lorenzoJHWH Kingdom Israel, i need a territory to destroy their satanism, but all this makes no sense, because all the Jews in the world are very rich without having a territory.
the problem is collective dementia: Israel has won all the wars (for it of survival) but, it has never occupied, why?
because to live the Jews do not need a land, that is, if the Muslims do not want to kill them too with the sharia as they have killed all the peoples before the Ummah
- but they wouldn’t do it if they knew 1400 years of Islamic history,
- but they wouldn’t do it if they remembered that the Palestinians refused 50% of the territory,
- but they wouldn’t do it if they knew that the massively indebted Turks denied Theodor Herzl the possibility of living together as brothers.
- Theodor Herzl had unlimited amounts of money at his disposal: that the Rothschilds’ FED BM offered him, so much so that the Rockefellers had him killed for having failed in his task
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Israel’s largest airport closes for hours amid attacks, airlines cancel flights
Tg24 and the DEMs continually slander Israel for having occupied land:
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jews don’t need a territory, because they are already the masters of the whole world thanks to satan jabullOn and their NWO..
i lorenzoJHWH Kingdom Israel, i need a territory to destroy their satanism
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Tg24 and the DEMs continually slander Israel for having occupied land:
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but all this makes no sense, because all the Jews in the world are very rich without having a territory.
the problem is collective dementia: Israel has won all the wars (for it of survival) but, it has never occupied, why?
because to live the Jews do not need a land, that is, if the Muslims do not want to kill them too with the sharia as they have killed all the peoples before the Ummah
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Tg24 and the DEMs continually slander Israel for having occupied:
- but they wouldn’t do it if they knew 1400 years of Islamic history,
- but they wouldn’t do it if they remembered that the Palestinians refused 50% of the territory,
- but they wouldn’t do it if they knew that the massively indebted Turks denied Theodor Herzl the possibility of living together as brothers.
- Theodor Herzl had unlimited amounts of money at his disposal: that the Rothschilds’ FED BM offered him, so much so that the Rockefellers had him killed for having failed in his task
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Top US general makes unannounced Middle East trip as Iran threat looms
@elonmusk https://energycommerce.House.Gov/posts/wsj-instagram-connects-vast-pedophile-network 🚨WHY DON’T THEY ARREST MARK ZUCKERBERG FOR ENABLING CHILD PREDAT0RS?
Two tier policing:
Defenders of free speech are the greatest threat to the system.
Pavel Durov and Elon Musk are untamable.
@elonmusk
Because he already caved into censorship pressure.
Instagram has a massive child exploitation problem, but no arrest for Zuck, as he censors free speech and gives governments backdoor access to user data.
@elonmusk https://energycommerce.House.Gov/posts/wsj-instagram-connects-vast-pedophile-network 🚨 PERCHÉ NON ARRESTANO MARK ZUCKERBERG PER AVER FAVORITO I PREDATORI DI BAMBINI?
Polizia a due livelli:
I difensori della libertà di parola rappresentano la minaccia più grande per il sistema. Pavel Durov ed Elon Musk sono indomabili. Perché aveva già ceduto alle pressioni della censura. Instagram ha un enorme problema di sfruttamento minorile, ma Zuck non verrà arrestato, poiché censura la libertà di parola e concede ai governi un accesso indiretto ai dati degli utenti.
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what Israel lacks are small tanks equipped with machine guns to send out as scouts to spare the soldiers
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WATCH: RFK calls the Palestinians ‘arguably the most pampered people’
only the messiah mahdi lorenzoJHWH can recover the poor Palestinians, irremediably corrupted by the Kabbalah satanism of the Saudis
soltanto il messia mahdì lorenzoJHWH può recuperare i poveri palestinesi, corrotti irrimediabilmente dal satanismo kabbalah dei sauditi WATCH: RFK calls the Palestinians ‘arguably the most pampered people’ https://worldisraelnews.Com/watch-rfk-calls-the-palestinians-arguably-the-most-pampered-people/ Robert Kennedy said the Palestinians received more aid than any other group and squandered it away to build missiles and other weapons of terror to fight Israel.
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https://x.Com/AlexPleiad88379/status/1827513792734908791 Iraqi Rebaz Mohammed came to the UK ILLEGALLY… Lived in a hotel in Bournemouth… Cautioned for criminal damage and battery and was jailed in 2022 for 12 weeks for a racial offence, he was stabbing a white kid like you see here and got 12 weeks detention. viral pls
Any nation in the ARAB LEAGUE would have given him the death penalty, but here he is rewarded with luxury hotels, free food and girls galore
qualsiasi nazione nella LEGA ARABA gli avrebbe dato la pena di morte, ma quì viene premiato con hotel di lusso, cibo gratis e ragazze a volontà
https://x.Com/AlexPleiad88379/status/1827513792734908791
L’iracheno Rebaz Mohammed è arrivato nel Regno Unito ILLECITAMENTE… Ha vissuto in un hotel a Bournemouth… Ammonito per danneggiamento criminale e aggressione ed è stato incarcerato nel 2022 per 12 settimane per un reato razziale, stava accoltellando un ragazzo bianco come vedi qui e ha preso 12 settimane di detenzione. virale per favore
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https://x.Com/VividProwess/status/1827628229580189913 CIA and MOSSAD did 9/11 (source President Francesco COSSIGA), but Erdogan rejoices anyway, because in any case the infidels are the ones who died.. This is how thousands of Palestinians cheered and celebrated on 9/11, which resulted in the loss of 2,977 innocent lives. Just as they celebrated on October 7th.
Don’t you ever forget.
https://x.Com/VividProwess/status/1827628229580189913 CIA e MOSSAD hanno fatto 11-09 (fonte Presidente Francesco COSSIGA), ma Erdogan esulta ugualmente, perché comuque sempre gli infedeli sono quelli che sono morti.. This is how thousands of Palestinians cheered and celebrated on 9/11, which resulted in the loss of 2,977 innocent lives. Just as they celebrated on October 7th.
Don’t you ever forget.
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Xi-Jinping has already ordered Vaseline, as a basic backpack tool, because Allah is invincible
Xi-Jinping ha già ordinato la vasellina, come strumento zaino fondamentale, perché Allah è invincibile
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if ISLAM doesn’t hate someone, and doesn’t kill someone, and doesn’t enslave someone, and doesn’t rape someone? it could never be a true demonic religion for 1400 years
se ISLAM non odia qualcuno , e non uccide qualcuno, e non schiavizza qualcuno, e non stupra qualcuno? non potrebbe mai essere una vera religione demoniaca da 1400 anni
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‘Time to finish Hezbollah’ – Northern residents to IDF
https://x.Com/AlexPleiad88379/status/1827512910693675238 Allah and the Quran have had a murder problem for 1400 years, the Israelis? just an excuse a pretext, that is how they got the genocide of at least 200 nations before the Ummah.. During a music festival in the French village of Crepol, a gang of 17 illegals started stabbing people. Their message: “We are here to stab white people!” One young 16 yr-old has already died.
https://x.Com/AlexPleiad88379/status/1827512910693675238 Allah e il corano hanno un problema di omicidi da 1400 anni, gli israeliani? solo una scusa un pretesto, è così che hanno ottenuto il genodicio di almeno 200 nazioni precedenti la Ummah..
Durante un festival musicale nel villaggio francese di Crepol, una gang di 17 clandestini ha iniziato a pugnalare la gente. Il loro messaggio: “Siamo qui per pugnalare i bianchi!” Un giovane di 16 anni è già morto.
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