[ SECRET POST #3769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3769 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Dragon Ball franchise]


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03.
(Overwatch, Hanzo Shimada)


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04.
[Undertale]


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05.
[King of Prism/Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live]


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06.
(Rosario Dawson)


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07.
[The Adventure Zone]


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08.
[Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor in Batman vs. Superman]


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[Supernatural]










Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 60 secrets from Secret Submission Post #540.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody actually rejects the idea of an independent Palestinian state, except possibly the particular Palestinian idiots who rejected the extremely good deal, including quite a bit of land, that was offered to Palestine in negotiations with Israel some years ago. It's curious to me how ONLY the formerly Palestinian land annexed and currently owned by Israel seems to matter, and not the formerly Palestinian land annexed and currently owned by Syria and Jordan. If Jordan chose to give back that land, there could be a Palestinian state very quickly without having to fight with Israel anymore at all. Funny how no one ever suggests anything like that.

[(Anonymous)]

But why is it OK for Israel to settle on Palestinian land tho

[(Anonymous)]

And to murder Palestinian kids in a hospital to preserve soldier's lives? Or shoot Palestinian farmers who do not leave "voluntarily" or to press Palestinian families into a ghetto where even basic medical aid and building materials are deemed too hazardous to give them? To sink supply ships, in contravention of international convention, trying to bring aid to Palestinian people who are dying decades ahead of their time due to the lack of those supplies?

And why the desperate need to defend an actress who supports all that, just out of contrariness? Lets bring this back on topic. Gal Gadot's Israeli army background and her political views make her spectacularly unsuitable for this particular roll as the character she is portraying is exactly the type of person who would oppose all of the things Israel has done to the Palestinian people. Let her act in other rolls, she can be the first female Joker (can't be worse than Leto), but not Wonder Woman.

[(Anonymous)]

Seriously. Jordan IS the two-state solution. Too bad Jordan hates Palestinians more than Israel ever could.

[(Anonymous)]

Seriously, what the fuck is this bullshit?

[(Anonymous)]

Palestinians should be forced off their ancestral land and out of their homes to go live in another country so the Israelis can have their homes instead? Yeah, that sounds familiar somehow.

Jordan is not an Israeli dumping ground, or under any obligation to do what Israel tells it to. It too is an independent state with an independent foreign policy. The Israeli-Palestinian issue is one of Israel's own making when they decided to set up their homeland on the homeland of people already living there and it is up to Israel to solve it. Preferably by adhering to the limits it agreed to when it set up its country.

[(Anonymous)]

Jordan is Palestinian ancestral land, you idiot.

[(Anonymous)]

So's Palestine

[(Anonymous)]

It's actually not. Most of them are recent immigrants from Jordan, Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon (i.e. within the past 100-200 years).
I'm sorry you don't like facts.

[(Anonymous)]

No. That one is the lie.

To hear it tell from the radical pro-Israel side, nobody lived on that land from the fall of Rome until the end of WW2. Palestine was always inhabited, by the people who are now forced into the West Bank and Gaza Strip so that Jewish people who lived in America or were European Refugees could seize the rest of it.