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Let us move Israel to Antarctica!
By Netsbridge
@Netsbridge (3253)
United States
March 22, 2007 1:40pm CST
Israel, the creation of Holy texts, is attempting to claim its "promised land" - Genesis 15:18-21; although Israel forfeited the promise by not following the then given instructions for possession and was rejected by God in the Old Testament; thus, the teachings of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. There are some who truly believe that Israel is only interested in Palestine. However, current activities by the Israelites/Israelis, show that Israel has been infiltering Middle Eastern nations with intent of possessing those portions of the Middle East mentioned in Genesis as its promised land. Below are maps of the Promised Land and the Euphrates River and the Middle East:
Promised land - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_of_Israel
Euphrates river and the Middle East - http://www.biblestudy.org/maps/eurphrates-river-map.html
(Note that the Euphrates dead ends into the Persian Gulf)
Israel is in fact a major problem in the Middle East. I think it is very unfair to expect the Middle Easterners not to defend their homelands against nomad Israel bent on claiming its forfeited Biblical promised land. I have often said that, take away the Holy texts, and you take away Israel!
Rather than simply waiting for another inevitable genocide with regards to this issue, why can we not simply migrate Israel to Antarctica, where the Israelis can then rightfully defend themselves, their homeland and have their own Jerusalem? I strongly believe that like Adolf Hitler, Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, etc. will do what they think they must do in order to defend their homelands against nomad Israel (that habitually would not consider itself immigrant in the homelands of others).
I truly would like to see the Israelis finally have a home of their own. On the other hand, however, I believe the Middle East is no longer an environment for Israel. As long as Israel remains in the Middle East and continues in its quest in infiltering and hopefully claiming the "promised land", there will, undoubtedly and understandably, be oppositions from Middle Eastern nations, especially those whose homelands are included in Israel's Biblical promised land. Why the Almighty, Supreme One, would displace one group of people just to make room for another HE will start rejecting as soon as HE set them apart, and at a time in history when more than half of planet earth was uninhabited, remains a mystery to me -
Let us all chip in and help migrate Israel to Antarctica. Although Antarctica is said to be unfriendly to humans, I think that with our technological advancements, Antarctica can become a habitable home for the Israelis (and, finally, a truly worthy project for our USA's HAARP and Russia's Woodpecker projects! Oh, please see: http://www.haarp.net
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@urbandekay (18278)
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6 May 07
But then Muslims will have to find another hate target for their aggression, who will it be, Christians in Lebanon? Africans? Europeans? Grow up!
all the best urban
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
8 May 07
Yes, Urbandekay, the ill-informed and religious ignoramus will always look for targets for their aggressions and restlessness. For example, do you suppose the USA's kkk will disappear if Blacks in the USA were moved to one side of the USA? I betcha that their restlessness will send them looking for some other fault in society to purify!
Suitsme, I do not know what Islamic prophet Mohammed is alleged to have said, but I do know that our US and British governments have been under the impression, for years, that the world should be theirs to do as they please.
And, as per the claims of the Iranian president, I believe that Iran or any Middle Eastern nation simply want Israel out and away from their homelands. Israel, sadly, has a historic record of aggressiveness in the Middle East, where Israel is immigrant. I believe that based on historic facts and reality, the Middle Easterners are just tired of the constant conflicts with immigrant Israel, and would just like to have Israel away from their territories. Well, Antarctica, Israel?
@urbandekay (18278)
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7 May 07
And let no one say the Polar bears did not deserve it. I mean God gave them a chance but they failed and need to be bought under Islamic law, clearly the Antarctica is Muslim territory and always has been!
all the best urban
@MrNiceGuy (4141)
• United States
23 Mar 07
But why shouldn't Jews be allowed to consider Israel their home if Jews had lived their as some of the first settlers of the area, before Arabs, and before Islam was even created?
And how does Palestine's land mean all Middle Eastern nations? It doesn't, but other Middle Eastern countries make it.
If it is considered Islamic land because Muslims took if over in the late first century, then why can't it be considered Israeli land since the Israelis defeated an Arab Union in six days?
I agree that it isn't cool that Israel was just created on top of Palestine. Its not cool, but the terrorism and flat out racism and hatred for Jews isn't right either. Hopefully something can between the two and they can live together peacefully, but I don't think either side is willing to do it.
@Lindalinda (4111)
• Canada
23 Mar 07
Yes I hope something will be worked out so Israelis and Palestinians and the rest of the neighbours can live in peace together, since noone is going anywhere else or should go anywhere else.
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
23 Mar 07
Nothing is going to work out for Israel as long as Israel insists on forcefully possessing the homelands of others. Israel originated when God renamed Jacob to Israel, just like HE renamed Abram to Abraham. Israel is nothing but the decendents of Abraham through Israel (Jacob).
Jews, the practitioners of Judaism, the acclaimed religion of the Israelites/Israelis, were not the first settlers of any land they have ever lived in. Israel, since its Biblical creation in Genesis, has always been nomadic; else, we would not be having the Israel territorial crisis in the Middle East. And Islam, is simply a new religion accepted by most of the inhabitants of the Middle East. This land dispute have nothing whatsoever to do with Islam or Judaism: This is simply a dispute over the fact that nomadic Israel, bent on its forfeited Biblical promise, now seeks to possess the lands of others as its own.
How did this dispute then mean "all Middle Eastern nations?" Well, for starters, your question, MrNiceGuy, implies, as always that you did not bother to view and compare the helpful links I provided with my original post. you are a paid agent, MrNiceGuy. Rather than spoon-feeding you, I would advice that you, at least, go read and compare the links in the original post of tis discussion. And for your information, land acquired by means of war is never a guaranteed deal! Have you, MrNiceGuy, been to Texas lately? (Laughs) The Middle East have always been the homeland of its natives, and the natives will do what they think they must in order to defend and protect their homelands!
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
25 Mar 07
Sndcain, the Jews of Israel have always been a nomadic people. I hope you understand the Israelis/Israelites are simply the decendents of Abraham through Jacob, whom God renamed Israel in Genesis; hence, the reason I keep saying that, take away the Holy texts, and you take away Israel! Israel is a creation of Holy texts and Israel has never had a home of its own.
@Lindalinda (4111)
• Canada
22 Mar 07
What are you talking about? or is this a joke?. Israel is surrounded by hostile nations. Admittedly it has overreacted in some instances, however, it was created as a Jewish homeland in 1948, rightly or wrongly so and it is here to stay. The Western World will not allow anyone to drive Israel into the sea or Antarctica. As far as infiltrating other lands in the area, the news that I see sees Israele army embattled with their own people when they want to dismantle settlements on the West Bank.
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
23 Mar 07
No, Lindalinda, this is not a joke. I strongly believe that nomad Israel will eventually have to move elsewhere - away from the Middle East - for its own good! Israel will never know peace as long as it remains in the homeland of others in the Middle East! I am simply suggesting a possible solution to avoid an inevitable genocide.
By the way, no law by humankind created Israel. And I believe no law by humankind will be able to forcibly establish a homeland for Israel in the homelands of others; and Israel knows this fact better than anyone! Israel has always been a nomadic bunch.
Israel, Lindalinda, is a direct creation of Holy texts! As already said, take away Holy texts, and you take away the "nation" known as Israel! Without the Holy texts considerations, Israel is simply a dynasty whose "wealthy" patriach Abraham, ironically, never had the sense to establish a homeland for his decendents. And the issue then becomes, dynasty to Ur, perhaps, or some other nation?
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@urbandekay (18278)
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10 May 07
The state of Israel is recognised by international law as a legitimate and independent country
all the best urban
@urbandekay (18278)
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26 May 07
EAugustin, sorry I am following Netbridge's advice regarding such posts as yours
all the best urban
@Jemina (5770)
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21 Jun 07
You, I used to be biased when judging Isralites and Palestinians because I only read the Bible. But now that I am older and matured enough--I guess--I started to see that things are no longer the same as it was in the Bible times. Also basing from New Testament, God took the His promise and the blessings from the Israel and gave it to the others--to all of us. But until now, Israelites still think that they are the chosen generation. I don't know why they refuse to accept the present truth. Well, of course not all Israelites think the same. I'm sure there are a few who know very well that they are now the most despised nation. Woe unto them indeed.
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
22 Jun 07
Jemina, what a shame that you would enter this discussion at this time! Israel, like true and devout Christians and scholars of the Bible, know that Israel indeed forfeited its "promised land"! What is most heart-breakening is the fact that so-called Christians are in fact the entities behind Israel's aggression, just like so-called Christians were the group that indeed gave team Bush the support needed to unjustly invade Iraq in 2003!
I, too, used to stand by Israel, believing Israel was simply exercising faith against all hope, until early 2003 when I was privileged to run into a Jewish rabbi from Israel, an English raised Israeli and an Israel businessman visiting Houston, Texas! Until these encounters, I somehow fancied that Israelis walked about proclaiming and citing the grandeur of the God of their fathers, as told in the Old Testament!
Anyway, when I asked each (for fancied confirmation sake) how Israel came about claiming Palestine and the coveted Middle Eastern nations mentioned in Genesis 15 as its land, the rabbi went political on me, until he realized I was raised in the Bible and thus, knew my Bible. As the rabbi found out that he could not play political games with me when it comes to Israel, a direct creation of Holy texts, the rabbi looked at me and said I, non-Israeli, was a Jew!
The English raised Israeli completely depended on the Balfour treaty! And my savvy Israeli businessman (with attitude similar to that of playboy Hugh Hefner's), simply wanted to forget about Holy texts, Balfour treaty and be left alone to enjoy his life! (Laughs)
Jemina, there are some strong supporters of Israel here on Mylot as well as in Churches, who would never see what you and I saw in the Bible! There are even some myloters who believe that Jews is a race and not practitioners of Judaism!
@larisara (8)
• Israel
30 Jul 07
I don't know where your forefathers are from. They might be from Ireland or from Britain, probably they came on board "Mayflower". Americans came to the land of Red Indians, destryed many of the tribes, captured their lands, put them into reservations. Sorry about reminding you about the sad but historically proven period in American history. Why didn't the settlers go to Antarctica or North Pole. That would have been fair towards the poor Indian population.After all many people in the Middle East think that the cause of all the existing turmoils in the world is The United States of America. Have you personally thought about it and have you considered moving to the north out of remorse.
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
31 Jul 07
Larisara, I am just making a sensible suggestion to help resolve the problem of Israel's homeland crisis! While I am not denying the fact that the US government is indeed the number terrorist and threat to any semblance of world peace, the fact remains that Israel has always been nomadic and will continue to face opposition from the Middle Easterners, whose homelands, Israel continues to dream of as its promised land (although Israel forfeited that promised!) -
Larisara, I am a born-again Christian and, yet, a Realist. You see, humans are naturally very territorial and will fight until they have destroyed or are destroyed in other to protect their homelands.
And about the US and Native Americans and Mexicans in the Southern USA, there is and have always been silent and fierce social and economical problems. No one ever said that invading and attempting to displace people in their homemlands was an easy task! As already said, land acquired by means of war is never a guaranteed deal!
@Netsbridge (3253)
• United States
6 Feb 09
Welcome to Mylot, Demoneyeskyo777! As per your inquiry, you may hop on any discussion, regardless of status of discussion. Sometimes, I even get into discussions where best answer has been selected simply because I find then interesting and would like to have the link in my profile. Hope you enjoy Mylot.
@Demoneyeskyo777 (1)
• United States
23 Jan 09
There are not any dates on these posts. Is this a recent post, or is it still live? because I have some things to say....
