While idiots, leftists and jihadists gather to rally against the only democratic nation of the middle-east, there seems to be no rallies to support the Jewish state.
Is any one trying to get some people to rally in front of the Israeli consulate or embassy in Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa to show support for the state of Israel in their war against the forces of evil and darkness?
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I think I saw in the news something about a rally in Montreal this week, but I can't be sure anymore.
Hey Winston, I just started my brand new blog! Rosemary helped me. There have already been rallies here in the US. Mainly Washington and NY.
Idiots, leftists and jihadists only support fascist political organizations like Hezbollah, they hate the idea that regular people are allowed to decide for themselves who should govern and how.
Congrats Sherry!
How about our tax dollars funding several pro-Hezbollah Muslims from Lebanon landing in montreal's Airport and going right to the Jew-bashing protest that made threats against canada and our leader.
Female Jihadists with the suicide-bombers headband worn befor murdering God's children for Allah.
We have allowed the islamofacsists to do what the Nazis could never do to canadians, Islam does not mean peace and I predict another bogus attack on a Mosque to incite more hatred towards non-muslims and "The Jews" in canada.
We just never hear of arrests from these Islamophobic claims by Imams and Clerics, seems like a Hezbollah tactic to spread hate and division to promote islam as the way to peace.
I'd be interested in dates for Montreal.
There's been a couple already that I didn't know about.
Here's a couple of links I came across tonight from LGF.
http://www.idfisrael.com/hezbollahmontreal.htm
http://judeoscope.ca/article.php3?id_article=0421
The last link's site is claiming that small Pro Israeli group were chased away, sure hope someone is looking closely at these thugs with the help of the pictures.
There will be a rally in Toronto on July 26th. I will email you the details.
Thanks Kate
Israel is run by Zionists who have a hatred for Arabs and Moslems.
Just ask the Orthodox Jews from New York, who want a homeland for the Palestinians, and are very much against this war in Lebanon. As long as that gang in Israel smartens up, nothing can be done.It is their fault for the hatred of these people , that causes a backlash, they call terrorists.
I do support Israel. However, I would not support a rally endorsing either side in a war.
If you want to hold a Rally against Lebanon for allowing the Hezbollah to thrive within their borders, or Palestine for electing the Hamas, or Iran/Syria for funding both those groups and making this war possible, I'll be there.
War is not something to be celebrated - it is to be grimly endured when necessary. The only thing I'll celebrate is its end.
Anything in the Niagara region?
Most of us who are NOT leftist idiots and otherwise useless asses have better things to do than to attend rallies!
OMMAG
There were rallies of support for Israel in London and Moscow today.
This is a very insightful article that must be read.
Never Again?
By Charles Krauthammer
Friday, May 5, 2006; Page A19
When something happens for the first time in 1,871 years, it is worth noting. In A.D. 70, and again in 135, the Roman Empire brutally put down Jewish revolts in Judea, destroying Jerusalem, killing hundreds of thousands of Jews and sending hundreds of thousands more into slavery and exile. For nearly two millennia, the Jews wandered the world. And now, in 2006, for the first time since then, there are once again more Jews living in Israel -- the successor state to Judea -- than in any other place on Earth.
Israel's Jewish population has just passed 5.6 million. America's Jewish population was about 5.5 million in 1990, dropped to about 5.2 million 10 years later and is in a precipitous decline that, because of low fertility rates and high levels of assimilation, will cut that number in half by mid-century.
When 6 million European Jews were killed in the Holocaust, only two main centers of Jewish life remained: America and Israel. That binary star system remains today, but a tipping point has just been reached. With every year, as the Jewish population continues to rise in Israel and decline in America (and in the rest of the Diaspora), Israel increasingly becomes, as it was at the time of Jesus, the center of the Jewish world.
An epic restoration, and one of the most improbable. To take just one of the remarkable achievements of the return: Hebrew is the only "dead" language in recorded history to have been brought back to daily use as the living language of a nation. But there is a price and a danger to this transformation. It radically alters the prospects for Jewish survival.
For 2,000 years, Jews found protection in dispersion -- protection not for individual communities, which were routinely persecuted and massacred, but protection for the Jewish people as a whole. Decimated here, they could survive there. They could be persecuted in Spain and find refuge in Constantinople. They could be massacred in the Rhineland during the Crusades or in the Ukraine during the Khmelnytsky Insurrection of 1648-49 and yet survive in the rest of Europe.
Hitler put an end to that illusion. He demonstrated that modern anti-Semitism married to modern technology -- railroads, disciplined bureaucracies, gas chambers that kill with industrial efficiency -- could take a scattered people and "concentrate" them for annihilation.
The establishment of Israel was a Jewish declaration to a world that had allowed the Holocaust to happen -- after Hitler had made his intentions perfectly clear -- that the Jews would henceforth resort to self-protection and self-reliance. And so they have, building a Jewish army, the first in 2,000 years, that prevailed in three great wars of survival (1948-49, 1967 and 1973).
But in a cruel historical irony, doing so required concentration -- putting all the eggs back in one basket, a tiny territory hard by the Mediterranean, eight miles wide at its waist. A tempting target for those who would finish Hitler's work.
His successors now reside in Tehran. The world has paid ample attention to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's declaration that Israel must be destroyed. Less attention has been paid to Iranian leaders' pronouncements on exactly how Israel would be "eliminated by one storm," as Ahmadinejad has promised.
Former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the presumed moderate of this gang, has explained that "the use of a nuclear bomb in Israel will leave nothing on the ground, whereas it will only damage the world of Islam." The logic is impeccable, the intention clear: A nuclear attack would effectively destroy tiny Israel, while any retaliation launched by a dying Israel would have no major effect on an Islamic civilization of a billion people stretching from Mauritania to Indonesia.
As it races to acquire nuclear weapons, Iran makes clear that if there is any trouble, the Jews will be the first to suffer. "We have announced that wherever [in Iran] America does make any mischief, the first place we target will be Israel," said Gen. Mohammad Ebrahim Dehghani, a top Revolutionary Guards commander. Hitler was only slightly more direct when he announced seven months before invading Poland that, if there was another war, "the result will be . . . the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe."
Last week Bernard Lewis, America's dean of Islamic studies, who just turned 90 and remembers the 20th century well, confessed that for the first time he feels it is 1938 again. He did not need to add that in 1938, in the face of the gathering storm -- a fanatical, aggressive, openly declared enemy of the West, and most determinedly of the Jews -- the world did nothing.
When Iran's mullahs acquire their coveted nukes in the next few years, the number of Jews in Israel will just be reaching 6 million. Never again?
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