[ SECRET POST #4005 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4005 ⌋

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

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[Rhys Ifans and Richard Armitage in Berlin Station]


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Comments

Since when America began to secure the nationality of Israelite.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. I just asking a question.

And yes, This middle east conflict had have happened for decades. I mean DECADES.

Re: Since when America began to secure the nationality of Israelite.

[(Anonymous)]

Since Trump's son-in-law has close ties to important figures in the Israeli government.

Re: Since when America began to secure the nationality of Israelite.

[(Anonymous)]

A belief that can absorb the ocean of tears, the world of today covered the hope he had died.

Re: Since when America began to secure the nationality of Israelite.

[(Anonymous)]

America generally tends to support Israel because there are many more influential groups who are pro-Israel than who are pro-Palestine - American Jewish voters and evangelical Christians are both very likely to support Israel for cultural reasons, and defense hawks and really the whole defense establishment tend to regard Israel as a crucial ally in the Middle East, and all of those groups tend to be relatively influential in American politics compared to the fringe leftists or Arab-Americans who are likely to be pro-Palestine . And most of the rest of the country doesn't care that much.

Re: Since when America began to secure the nationality of Israelite.

[(Anonymous)]

"And most of the rest of the country doesn't care that much."

I bet the UN did. even thou, some questionable countries doing the vote. 'why the fuck vote, use absentee.'
also, ask jake tapper.

According to the Absentees' Property Laws, "absentees" are non-Jewish residents of Palestine who had left their usual places of residence for any place inside or outside the country after the adoption of the partition of Palestine resolution by the UN. Under these laws, "absentee" property owners were required to prove their "presence" in order to gain recognition of their ownership rights by the Israeli government