El-Sayed's Acceptance Speech

I rarely drink POP but I got a Mexican Coke from the Taco truck last Spring, I (Can't remember the last time I had a Yankee coke) But it did taste better than I remember.
.Did I ever tell you bout the time I ordered a Jim and coke at the local Mexican place, but the waitress brought me a Pessi and Jack.
.If not remind me and I will.
 
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I hope you went Jack Nicholson on her!



I graciously thanked her, told her it was no problem and I was sure it was going to be very good, and it was.
. Now this was in the days of masking so the woman's face was covered but she had the most marvelous ass so it only added to the mystery.
. Some long time later, the masks came off...but anyway, she was still a fine waitress with a marvelous ass.



 
I graciously thanked her, told her it was no problem and I was sure it was going to be very good, and it was.
. Now this was in the days of masking so the woman's face was covered but she had the most marvelous ass so it only added to the mystery.
. Some long time later, the masks came off...but anyway, she was still a fine waitress with a marvelous ass.




Eons ago Jack and Coke was one of my drinks of choice, and if a bar had slipped me Pepsi or RC Cola, I doubt I'd have been able to tell the difference.
 
Tiny jack does realize that Jihadis would throw him off a rooftop, doesn't he?

And this is telling:

"So, Mike, enjoy your retirement. I know you got a house in Florida and two yachts. See, you chose hate, and Michigan chose hope. May we never have to see the likes of you in this state again."

No Envy there, huh? How 'bout this:

"If you believe that Palestinian kids should get to grow up in the land of their forefathers, that they should not be murdered by our tax dollars ..."

What do foreign Jihadi younglings have to do with a Michigan Senate race? Nothing really, it just shows us that Abdul the Jihad is, indeed, a Jihadi.

They are stupid. And tbe Video of Sayed and Piker saying "Michigan voters are stupid. Thry dont ask what these policies mean" not being a problem for thrm proves Sayed correct

Michigan voters are stupid. They are not even seeing what he actually said in this speech.

Also he leaves out that it was a close election and acts like he got some landslide victory.
 
El-Sayed? I find him a bright, well spoken and quick witted, I may not agree with him on everything...but unless he goes off the rails in office I think his political future looks healthy.

Do you know how not get had? This man is a sociopath. Watch him.

Stop being such a fucking fool. What gets me is you think IM your opposition while you sit here and polish the beef ring of an obvious abuser who has NO intention of serving Americans. None. This man is weapon.

As a WOMAN who has been with abusive men, this guy throws up every red flag. He is a bullshit artist.

Jesus fucking Christ.
 
Israel is a failed apartheid state, successful in the lobbies and the loos of the Capitol.

They have no right to the lands they claim, and should have no right on the world stage to claim anything but the facism they inhabit daily.
There are more arabs and muslims and black people in Isreal than in Palestine.

Are you fucking stupid? Do you even know an apartheid state even is or did you just see Greta screaming it from a flotilla while eating a sandwich given to her by the IDF and thought it sounded cool?
 
Do you know how not get had? This man is a sociopath. Watch him.

Stop being such a fucking fool. What gets me is you think IM your opposition while you sit here and polish the beef ring of an obvious abuser who has NO intention of serving Americans. None. This man is weapon.

As a WOMAN who has been with abusive men, this guy throws up every red flag. He is a bullshit artist.

Jesus fucking Christ.
Your opinion is completely irrelevant trumptard. Take your we're not a Democracy act on the road.
 
There are more arabs and muslims and black people in Isreal than in Palestine.

Are you fucking stupid? Do you even know an apartheid state even is or did you just see Greta screaming it from a flotilla while eating a sandwich given to her by the IDF and thought it sounded cool?
What part of GAZA is a sealed internment camp do you not understand? Gaza has no control over it's borders, Israel does. As Ragey reminded us the other day Israel even evicted Jews from Gaza.

Derpa Derp I'm Duh'v Ayup!
 
What part of GAZA is a sealed internment camp do you not understand? Gaza has no control over it's borders, Israel does. As Ragey reminded us the other day Israel even evicted Jews from Gaza.

Derpa Derp I'm Duh'v Ayup!
About the only difference between Gaza and Auschwitz is that Israel hasn't installed gas chambers and ovens, yet.
 
What part of GAZA is a sealed internment camp do you not understand? Gaza has no control over it's borders, Israel does. As Ragey reminded us the other day Israel even evicted Jews from Gaza.

Derpa Derp I'm Duh'v Ayup!
Yes, poor ignorant dumb Admin.gie. Gaza was the fabled "Two-State Solution" that was supposed to end all the strife and give the "palestinians" their very own homeland and State. And look what the inferior and inbred Muzzie goatherds did with it?

Looks like all cultures are not equal after all.
 
There are more arabs and muslims and black people in Isreal than in Palestine.

Are you fucking stupid? Do you even know an apartheid state even is or did you just see Greta screaming it from a flotilla while eating a sandwich given to her by the IDF and thought it sounded cool?


The consensus of international, Israeli, and Palestinian human rights organizations—including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Israel's B'Tselem—concluded in major reports that Israel's actions meet the legal definition of apartheid under international law.

Their findings are based on the definition in the 1973 Apartheid Convention and the 1998 Rome Statute, which define apartheid as a system where one racial group establishes and maintains institutionalized domination and systematic oppression over another. Their arguments focus on two main areas:

1. Inside Israel Proper (Systemic Inequality)
While human rights groups acknowledge that Arab citizens can vote, they argue that "equal rights" exist on paper but are systematically denied in practice:
  • The Nation-State Law (2018): This law explicitly states that the right to national self-determination in Israel belongs only to the Jewish people, effectively creating two tiers of citizenship.
  • Institutional Discrimination: As noted by organizations like Adalah, dozens of laws explicitly discriminate against non-Jewish citizens regarding land ownership, housing allocation, and family unification (e.g., preventing Israeli Arabs from living with spouses from the West Bank or Gaza).

2. The Fragmented System (The "One-Regime" Argument)

The core of the apartheid accusation relies on looking at the entire territory Israel controls between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. Within this single geographic area, critics argue Israel operates a system of fragmented legal statuses that systematically privileges Jews over Palestinians:

Population GroupGeographic AreaLegal FrameworkRights & Status
Israeli JewsIsrael & West Bank SettlementsIsraeli Civil LawFull civil, political, and human rights; freedom of movement everywhere.
Arab Citizens of IsraelIsrael properIsraeli Civil LawFull voting rights, but face systemic discrimination in land, housing, and state budgets.
Palestinian ResidentsEast JerusalemIsraeli Domestic LawPermanent residency; can vote in local but not national elections; status can be revoked by the state.
West Bank PalestiniansWest Bank (Areas A, B, C)Military LawNo civil rights; subjected to military courts, checkpoints, and severe movement restrictions.

Human rights monitors argue that because Israel maintains ultimate security and territorial control over all these areas, it oversees a single system where two populations live in the same territory but are judged by entirely different legal systems based strictly on their ethnicity.

So Apartheid then. Would you like me to compare it to SA, an actual apartheid state who has repeatedly internationally condemed Isareal for being an ahum apartheid state, since the early 90's...surely they would know apartheid as a definition.

Now... stop fucking posting like you know what either a Democratic Republic is, or that you ever had a thought worth elucidating.

You wonderfully deluded Kevin shagger and spunk eating forum trolley-dolly. Ther's a gid twat.

Apart from that we can all agree that you never once claimed that you want an American Apartheid...your American Dream!
 
The consensus of international, Israeli, and Palestinian human rights organizations—including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Israel's B'Tselem—concluded in major reports that Israel's actions meet the legal definition of apartheid under international law.

Their findings are based on the definition in the 1973 Apartheid Convention and the 1998 Rome Statute, which define apartheid as a system where one racial group establishes and maintains institutionalized domination and systematic oppression over another. Their arguments focus on two main areas:

1. Inside Israel Proper (Systemic Inequality)
While human rights groups acknowledge that Arab citizens can vote, they argue that "equal rights" exist on paper but are systematically denied in practice:
  • The Nation-State Law (2018): This law explicitly states that the right to national self-determination in Israel belongs only to the Jewish people, effectively creating two tiers of citizenship.
  • Institutional Discrimination: As noted by organizations like Adalah, dozens of laws explicitly discriminate against non-Jewish citizens regarding land ownership, housing allocation, and family unification (e.g., preventing Israeli Arabs from living with spouses from the West Bank or Gaza).

2. The Fragmented System (The "One-Regime" Argument)

The core of the apartheid accusation relies on looking at the entire territory Israel controls between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. Within this single geographic area, critics argue Israel operates a system of fragmented legal statuses that systematically privileges Jews over Palestinians:

Population GroupGeographic AreaLegal FrameworkRights & Status
Israeli JewsIsrael & West Bank SettlementsIsraeli Civil LawFull civil, political, and human rights; freedom of movement everywhere.
Arab Citizens of IsraelIsrael properIsraeli Civil LawFull voting rights, but face systemic discrimination in land, housing, and state budgets.
Palestinian ResidentsEast JerusalemIsraeli Domestic LawPermanent residency; can vote in local but not national elections; status can be revoked by the state.
West Bank PalestiniansWest Bank (Areas A, B, C)Military LawNo civil rights; subjected to military courts, checkpoints, and severe movement restrictions.

Human rights monitors argue that because Israel maintains ultimate security and territorial control over all these areas, it oversees a single system where two populations live in the same territory but are judged by entirely different legal systems based strictly on their ethnicity.

So Apartheid then. Would you like me to compare it to SA, an actual apartheid state who has repeatedly internationally condemed Isareal for being an ahum apartheid state, since the early 90's...surely they would know apartheid as a definition.

Now... stop fucking posting like you know what either a Democratic Republic is, or that you ever had a thought worth elucidating.

You wonderfully deluded Kevin shagger and spunk eating forum trolley-dolly. Ther's a gid twat.

Apart from that we can all agree that you never once claimed that you want an American Apartheid...your American Dream!
And yet Israel screams vehemently against a “Two-State" solution when that is essentially what it enforces. "Abdul Mohammed you can't live here, this is an Israeli 'Settler's' house now" GTFO.

The Israeli State, and the Stateless within Israel.
 
What part of GAZA is a sealed internment camp do you not understand? Gaza has no control over it's borders, Israel does. As Ragey reminded us the other day Israel even evicted Jews from Gaza.

Derpa Derp I'm Duh'v Ayup!

Perhaps they dont have control of the border because they do things like invade Isreali homes and slit infants throats?

And shoot women in the head while raping them?

That might have something to do with it, Admin. When you have psychotic savages who ejaculate while brutally murdering young women who are constantly attacking Isreal because their main goal of being there is ....according to thr Hama charter "eradicated thr jews"....it might result in that country defending itself.

At this point, Admin, you align politcally with a movement that promises fre universal healthcare and politicians who use the SAME words and speeches as the most deadliest and brutal regimes in history AND that believe the jews should all die.

I just feel like we have seen this before, yeah?
 
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Perhaps they dont have control of the border because they do things like invade Isreali homes and slit infants throats?

And shoot women in the head while raping them?

That might have something to do with it, Admin. When you have psychotic savages who ejaculate while brutally murdering young women who are constantly attacking Isreal because their main goal of being there is ....according to thr Hama charter "eradicated thr jews"....it might result in that country defending itself.

At this point, Admin, you align politcally with a movement that promises fre universal healthcare and politicians who use the SAME words and speeches as the most deadliest and brutal regimes in history AND that believe the jews should all die.

I just feel like we have seen this before, yeah?
Perhaps you should stay stupid Duh’v it’s endlessly funny.
 
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The consensus of international, Israeli, and Palestinian human rights organizations—including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Israel's B'Tselem—concluded in major reports that Israel's actions meet the legal definition of apartheid under international law.

Their findings are based on the definition in the 1973 Apartheid Convention and the 1998 Rome Statute, which define apartheid as a system where one racial group establishes and maintains institutionalized domination and systematic oppression over another. Their arguments focus on two main areas:

1. Inside Israel Proper (Systemic Inequality)
While human rights groups acknowledge that Arab citizens can vote, they argue that "equal rights" exist on paper but are systematically denied in practice:
  • The Nation-State Law (2018): This law explicitly states that the right to national self-determination in Israel belongs only to the Jewish people, effectively creating two tiers of citizenship.
  • Institutional Discrimination: As noted by organizations like Adalah, dozens of laws explicitly discriminate against non-Jewish citizens regarding land ownership, housing allocation, and family unification (e.g., preventing Israeli Arabs from living with spouses from the West Bank or Gaza).

2. The Fragmented System (The "One-Regime" Argument)

The core of the apartheid accusation relies on looking at the entire territory Israel controls between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. Within this single geographic area, critics argue Israel operates a system of fragmented legal statuses that systematically privileges Jews over Palestinians:

Population GroupGeographic AreaLegal FrameworkRights & Status
Israeli JewsIsrael & West Bank SettlementsIsraeli Civil LawFull civil, political, and human rights; freedom of movement everywhere.
Arab Citizens of IsraelIsrael properIsraeli Civil LawFull voting rights, but face systemic discrimination in land, housing, and state budgets.
Palestinian ResidentsEast JerusalemIsraeli Domestic LawPermanent residency; can vote in local but not national elections; status can be revoked by the state.
West Bank PalestiniansWest Bank (Areas A, B, C)Military LawNo civil rights; subjected to military courts, checkpoints, and severe movement restrictions.

Human rights monitors argue that because Israel maintains ultimate security and territorial control over all these areas, it oversees a single system where two populations live in the same territory but are judged by entirely different legal systems based strictly on their ethnicity.

So Apartheid then. Would you like me to compare it to SA, an actual apartheid state who has repeatedly internationally condemed Isareal for being an ahum apartheid state, since the early 90's...surely they would know apartheid as a definition.

Now... stop fucking posting like you know what either a Democratic Republic is, or that you ever had a thought worth elucidating.

You wonderfully deluded Kevin shagger and spunk eating forum trolley-dolly. Ther's a gid twat.

Apart from that we can all agree that you never once claimed that you want an American Apartheid...your American Dream!

And yet there are more arabs living in Isreal (with the same rights as the jews BTW, i personally know some if them) than jews living in Palestine.

In fact all the sane people in Palestine moved to Isreal.

I asked if you even knew what apartheid even was and....you dont. Shocker. You dont know what a genocide is either considering population targeted for genocide dont INCREASE and if Isreal wanted to they could wipe that entire region out in two days.

I genuinely feel sorry for you people. I used to wonder how human beings could get so programmed to join hate movements. Authoritarian hate movements. You guys are tbe modern nazis and you dont even know it.

The shit you are defending is beyond evil and revolting. Im fully convinced that if you were instructed to turn people in to be jailed or executed for wrong think you would.

Are you learning arabic yet? You may wanna get started....i mean. Better late than never.
 
have the palestinians ever had full and equal rights and citizenship in the state of israel?





No, Palestinians have never had full and equal rights and citizenship within the State of Israel. [
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1. Palestinian Citizens of Israel (Arab Citizens of Israel)
    • Status: Representing roughly 20% of Israel’s population, Palestinians who remained inside Israel's borders after the 1948 war were granted Israeli citizenship and the right to vote in Israeli elections. [
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    • Limitations and Inequality:
      • From 1948 to 1966, they lived under a restrictive military government that controlled their movement, labor, and speech.
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3. Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip
    • Status: Millions of Palestinians living in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip do not have Israeli citizenship or residency; they live under Israeli military occupation, a blockaded coastal enclave (Gaza), or under the Palestinian Authority, subject to Israeli military orders, checkpoints, and a separate legal/ID system.[
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Perhaps you should stay stupid Duh’v it’s endlessly funny.

You know there are videos of ALL of it right? They intentionally put it on video.

They hate YOU too, Admin. Its unhinged watching you complete fucking morons defend savage animals that would saw off your head and them fuck the neck nub and film it.

Youre just plain stupid. And an actual nazi. The Grand Mufti in Palestine (which was named Palestine by whom huh?) Was allied with Hitler and now so are you! Congrats. You are everything you claim to hate.
 
In fact all the sane people in Palestine moved to Isreal.


Really?...Palestine never existed after when... It was called Palestine before 1917 and the Balfour Declaration,however Israel as a state did not exist until they forcibly removed 750,000 Palestinians from their homes and land in 1948.