Ηillary gives warmongering speech at AIPAC conference

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

3 minutes ago, LebaneseDude said:

She's bluffing. This is no different than the speech Obama gave them as well. It's just a political trick to get support. She'll most likely just maintain the status quo like Obama has done.

Although it's also possible that she'll try to get closer to Israel in order to push them towards doing the right thing, just like Obama is currently doing with Iran.

And the fact that she opposed Obama's foreign policy shows how much of a bullshiitter she is.

[Melech 9,900]

See nothing wrong 

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Just now, VampireHeart said:

 

Bernie, the only Jewish candiate, spoke about Palestinians as human beings

(after that cringy intro). That's the big difference. 

He is the only one who dared to use the word OCCUPATION, the forbidden words amongst the Republicans and Hillary. 

 

 

"But to be successful, we have also got to be a friend not only to Israel, but to the Palestinian people, where in Gaza unemployment today is 44 percent and we have there a poverty rate which is almost as high.

So when we talk about Israel and Palestinian areas, it is important to understand that today there is a whole lot of among Palestinians and that cannot be ignored. You can’t have good policy that results in peace if you ignore one side.

The road toward peace will be difficult. Wonderful people, well-intentioned people have tried decade after decade to achieve that and it will not be easy. I cannot tell you exactly how it will look – I do not believe anyone can – but I firmly believe that the only prospect for peace is the successful negotiation of a two-state solution.

The first step in that road ahead is to set the stage for resuming the peace process through direct negotiations.

Progress is never made unless people are prepared to sit down and talk to each other. This is no small thing. It means building confidence on both sides, offering some signs of good faith, and then proceeding to talks when conditions permit them to be constructive. Again, this is not easy, but that is the direction we’ve got to go.

This will require compromises on both sides, but I believe it can be done. I believe that Israel, the Palestinians, and the international community can, must, and will rise to the ocassion and do what needs to be done to achieve a lasting peace in a region of the world that has seen so much war, so much conflict and so much suffering.

Peace has to mean security for every Israeli from violence and terrorism.

But peace also means security for every Palestinian. It means achieving self-determination, civil rights, and economic well-being for the Palestinian people.

Peace will mean ending what amounts to the occupation of Palestinian territory, establishing mutually agreed upon borders, and pulling back settlements in the West Bank, just as Israel did in Gaza – once considered an unthinkable move on Israel’s part.

That is why I join much of the international community, including the U.S. State Department and European Union, in voicing my concern that Israel’s recent expropriation of an additional 579 acres of land in the West Bank undermines the peace process and, ultimately, Israeli security as well.

It is absurd for elements within the Netanyahu government to suggest that building more settlements in the West Bank is the appropriate response to the most recent violence. It is also not acceptable that the Netanyahu government decided to withhold hundreds of millions of Shekels in tax revenue from the Palestinians, which it is supposed to collect on their behalf.

But, by the same token, it is also unacceptable for President Abbas to call for the abrogation of the Oslo Agreement when the goal should be the ending of violence.

Peace will also mean ending the economic blockade of Gaza. And it will mean a sustainable and equitable distribution of precious water resources so that Israel and Palestine can both thrive as neighbors.

Right now, Israel controls 80 percent of the water reserves in the West Bank. Inadequate water supply has contributed to the degradation and desertification of Palestinian land. A lasting a peace will have to recognize Palestinians are entitled to control their own lives and there is nothing human life needs more than water.

Peace will require strict adherence by both sides."

https://berniesanders.com/sanders-outlines-middle-east-policy/

 

 

You will never hear these words from Hillary's mouth. She criticized Trump for being neutral(?!) on the conflict, even he's not.

Sure he said that, but not there. He accepts that Israel has every right to defend itself from terorist attacks, so that makes the speech simply populist. Hillary also wants to continue the negociation for peace with both parties, not like Cruz.

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1 minute ago, iamlost481516 said:

as someone who is genetically and religiously Jewish i take offense. We all know how easy it would be to have another  genocide of the Jews. Someone like Trump uses that same rhetoric. Dont talk about sucking up to Israel. The Jews have been ostracized since the beginning of time and finally now that they have there one little plot of dirt in the world you wanna talk about how we are sucking up to them......

 

The world is silent about genocide of Palestinians and it's supported by American tax payers money.

Trump was loved at AIPAC too, not surprising, his racist policies are already implemented in Israel. The wall, the segregation, racial profiling, collective punishment etc.

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

Just now, GagaMyBlood95 said:

I'm not really into politics and I'm not from the US, but I know a few things.. And I just can't imagine a person like Trump leading one of the biggest (if not the biggest) forces in the world.

I mean, Hilary can be bad, but she can't be THAT bad tbh..

You can just not support either of them. Just because Trump is worse , doesn't make good. 

[Melech 9,900]

5 minutes ago, iamlost481516 said:

as someone who is genetically and religiously Jewish i take offense. We all know how easy it would be to have another  genocide of the Jews. Someone like Trump uses that same rhetoric. Dont talk about sucking up to Israel. The Jews have been ostracized since the beginning of time and finally now that they have there one little plot of dirt in the world you wanna talk about how we are sucking up to them......

Never mind that blaming the Jewish Lobby is Hitler rhetoric.

 

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

1 minute ago, Simon said:

See nothing wrong 

You would like the war to continue? Until when? Palestine is completely eradiccated from existence?

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

2 minutes ago, Azor Ahai said:

And the fact that she opposed Obama's foreign policy shows how much of a bullshiitter she is.

You need to cool down and stop painting someone with a homogeneous brush.

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Just now, Florin said:

Sure he said that, but not there. He accepts that Israel has every right to defend itself from terorist attacks, so that makes the speech simply populist. Hillary also wants to continue the negociation for peace with both parties, not like Cruz.

 

It's even better he wasn't there. There was a petition for him to boycott the event.

Hillary is not seeing Palestinians as humans.

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

1 minute ago, Azor Ahai said:

You can just not support either of them. Just because Trump is worse , doesn't make good. 

Are you seriously equating Trump with Hillary? Oh boy the comedy.

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She's not a democrat she's like the republicans pandering to Israel and forgetting the plight of the palestinians. She has no soul only money

[Melech 9,900]

Just now, Azor Ahai said:

You would like the war to continue? Until when? Palestine is completely eradiccated from existence?

As long Palestine doesn't stop attacking Jewish people. 

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

2 minutes ago, VampireHeart said:

 

The world is silent about genocide of Palestinians and it's supported by American tax payers money.

Trump was loved at AIPAC too, not surprising, his racist policies are already implemented in Israel. The wall, the segregation, racial profiling, collective punishment etc.

It's silent because they have their own **** to deal with in general.

I agree with you though. It just seems that the USA is currently putting itself before the welfare of Palestinians. That's not really something you can hold against them. It's just how politics work.

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

2 minutes ago, LebaneseDude said:

(sorry for quoting this cant delete it now)

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

1 minute ago, Simon said:

As long Palestine doesn't stop attacking Jewish people. 

This is too funny lmao

First of all you need to separate Israel from Jewish. They are not one in the same. Israel is a subset of it.

You also do realize that the entire existence of Israel has been a constant attack against Palestinians right? Denying this is denying history.