by I_Like_Plants » Sat 26 Jan 2008, 20:38:32
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smallpoxgirl', '
')I'm sure you know that the US resisted for almost 50 years against ratifying the International Genocide Convention because they knew that they were involved in things that would fit the definition of genocide. The Convention was passed by the UN in 1948. The US didn't ratify it until 1994.
Nope didn't know that. And look into Jewish history if you want to understand these people. Really, Kevin MacDonald's put a lifetime of work into this and you don't have to re-invent the wheel, just read his books. Just read the reviews of his books and you'll get the general ideas.
Jewish holy days tend to revolve around times the Jews got to wipe out anyone who got in their way. There are all kinds of rules like in a walled city, such and such a holiday goes on a day longer, etc. These commemorate the joyful times the Jews got to wipe out their victims man woman and child. While the "blood libel" is difficult to believe due to the proscriptions against eating blood in Judaism, it's not at all hard to believe in light of the cruelty of the Jews and their belief that all non-Jew life forms are soulless and can be treated in any way they like. There's nothing against cruelty against animals or non-Jews in their laws, so that if it weren't for the power of the Jews, Jewish slaughterhouses would be illegal in the US and Israel would be an internationala pariah state due to its treatment of prisoners. Instead, the US has Jews teaching torture techniques. What, you think nice kids from Iowa are just coming up with all these horrible techniques on their own?
All you really have to do is read up on this stuff.