Comments on: NY Israel Day Parade Photos: Terror Supporters Inc.

By: Concerned Citizen

Concerned Citizen — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 03:55:40 +0000

well I have to comment, as I find the hatred of any people distasteful………I’m neither Jew nor Muslim, but from what I can see, the God of the Jews taught people not only love, and religious morality, but basic human survival, like hygiene and and the like. This greatly enhanced society as a whole etc.
On the other hand, the god of the other group in question taught a twisted form of morality peppered with hatred instead of love, and brought to you by a person who was not successful at anything until he became a Pirate.
So…..to be a good Jew one must love others and treat them with human respect, and to be a good Mohad, one must kill the Jew.

There is no further discussion required.
Except that I do not understand what happened to the Israel that used to profess “Never Again”.

The Jew of today is experiencing problems and those problems are spilling over throughout the world due to the fact that as long as you allow yourselves to be victimized…..You will be victims.

Understand if you don’t, that wolves can not stop eating sheep. They simply are doing what comes naturally.

If the Jew believes in God and his commandments
he will understand that allowing a person or group of people to kill you is just like killing yourself and very wrong. Sheep will never be at peace with wolves.
I’m not attempting to bring upset here, just saying that Peace is only won through strength.

By: Ddey65

Ddey65 — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:33:26 +0000

“The one thing I see on all of these sites and in readers comments is a strong lack of respect for those that are different from themselves and a total hatred and thirst for violence against whoever they are disrespecting. I see that is true here also.”

ShyBlue, it’s one thing to have a lack of respect for anybody “different than you.” These people directly threaten the United States, Israel, and any country that isn’t fully controlled by Islamic Sharia Law… and even those that are if they have relations with countries that don’t. Al-Qaida is at war with Saudi Arabia, because they sell oil to non-Islamic countries(including us) and allow foreign military bases(which were there before OBL was even born) to exist on the Arabian Peninsula. Algeria & France’s relationship has improved dramatically since French colonial rule, but Al-Qaida wages war against both countries. Attacking jihadists like these is not the same as attacking Muslims in general.

By: ShyBlue

ShyBlue — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:03:16 +0000

I read the “Left wing” websites, and the “Right wing” websites, the Aryan nation/Nazi websites, the Black websites, McCain & Obama websites and my local newspaper blogs and comments and now some Zionist websites and Neturei Karta websites. The one thing I see on all of these sites and in readers comments is a strong lack of respect for those that are different from themselves and a total hatred and thirst for violence against whoever they are disrespecting. I see that is true here also.

We live in the USA people, you can’t assault those that you don’t like just because you believe they are evil. If you want to do that, WE will have to change the constitution, laws, etc…

Find another way to change the world, stop spewing hatred (just like the people you are criticising) and find a real solution to your disagreement. Or start a revolution in the greatest country of the world so we can all kill and torture each other. Sounds lovely.

By: Raphael

Raphael — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 23:27:42 +0000

“Jewish law unconditionally prohibits the homosexual act. Just as the heterosexual act is prohibited outside of marriage, regardless of personal desires, attractions or inclinations, so the homosexual act is forbidden.”… So what to do when our desires are for unequivocally forbidden acts? While firmly closing the door on the act, often we find that when we consistently redirect those emotions, again and again, the emotions are slowly tempered and change. Sometimes it takes just a little work, sometimes many years. Some feelings never go away. That is the challenge of being human.” Bronya Shaffer for Chabad.org

By: Raphael

Raphael — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 23:23:06 +0000

Darth_Romney,

“among the anti-gay marriage protestors were many Jews.” Well, I am happy to hear that really because marriage is about making official that a new and more balanced entity made up of both the female and the male dimensions is coming into existence. Such is not the case with a relationship between two people of the same gender. No added value if you prefer, no gap-bridging. Not worth any publicity, quite the contrary. Not to mention the verse, because that goes without saying.

By: susie

susie — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 13:48:23 +0000

Just wondering what has happened to Marty Roberts….Is he ill? I really miss his podcasts and he has not done one since Feb…hope all is well Please email and let me know
Susie

By: Adam

Adam — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 18:18:01 +0000

The ‘Throw the Jew Down the Well’ sign was especially stupid and ironic because, as the article points out, Sacha Baron Cohen, who played Borat, is in fact Jewish in real life! I’ll bet that fact never crossed the protestor’s rotted, hate- fueled excuse for a mind.

By: Yisrael Medad

Yisrael Medad — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:20:15 +0000

Oops, here’s the story:

http://betarimna.blogspot.com/2008/04/avi-udler-zl-by-reuven-miller.html

The other was of an earlier event. We were quite active then.

By: Yisrael Medad

Yisrael Medad — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:14:57 +0000

Ooops. This the story:
http://betarimna.blogspot.com/2008/04/avi-udler-zl-by-reuven-miller.html

By: Yisrael Medad

Yisrael Medad — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:58:12 +0000

Back in 1968, as the Salute to Israel parade approached the area where, and if I recall correctly it was near 72nd St. where there is a traffic triangle, there was a group of Neo-Nazis, the real kind, not the fake left-wing radicals I saw above. Despite police protection, a group of Betarim swung out of parade formation and proceeded to beat up the Nazis. It made front page of the Village Voice. It was a tradition. Here’s an earlier run-in description: http://betarimna.blogspot.com/2008/04/reuven-miller-how-he-heard-of-betar.html