Messianic Jews say they are persecuted in Israel
There are 72074 comments on the Newsday story from Jun 21, 2008, titled Messianic Jews say they are persecuted in Israel. In it, Newsday reports that:
Safety pins and screws are still lodged in 15-year-old Ami Ortiz's body three months after he opened a booby-trapped gift basket sent to his family.Join the discussion below, or Read more at Newsday.
“Act Interdimensional ly” Since: Jan 08
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#55703
Jul 3, 2013
I guess I can't judge them ... I was once, very shortly, a dues paying member of "Mormons for Mohammed".
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#55704
Jul 3, 2013
Lay off the Alex Jones If you read the ACTUAL piece by Lindorff, its not the FBI that is planning the assassination. http://whowhatwhy.com/2013/06/27/fbi-document... Rather it is being suggested that the FBI ignored the other outside group who was planning this. This is basically the same stuff as the Whitey Bulger hitman gone wild scandal. Not that it makes it right. But as usual you mangle your facts to make it a conspiracy. |
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#55705
Jul 3, 2013
None of this needed. We have fluoridation. |
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#55707
Jul 3, 2013
They say once you have had Jamaican, you never go back. Is this true? |
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#55708
Jul 3, 2013
I have known a few - unlike J4J they tend not to be pushy. And they have to be mixed up - they are trying to make sense out of the English. The most interesting variant is a neighbor of mine who doesnt believe in celebrating ANY holidays. Needless to say, we get along fine. Its like living near to an atheist. No tacky Xmas decorations. |
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#55709
Jul 3, 2013
A life-sized replica of the Nativity made entirely out of macaroni and bits of tin foil is tacky?! |
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#55710
Jul 3, 2013
Thats because its REALLY hard to get a hold of enough Popsicle sticks. |
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#55711
Jul 3, 2013
Are Popsicle sticks still made out of wood? I'll bet Earth First is up in arms about that.
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#55712
Jul 3, 2013
http://www.amazon.com/Popsicle-Sticks-Box-of-... They are recyclable I guess. I bet there are all types of food safety concerns now though. Splinters, dyes, etc... |
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#55714
Jul 3, 2013
Why not? Certain members of the population believe in magic bullets. A man gets put on trial for writing in chalk on the public sidewalk. A child gets expelled for drawing a picture of a gun. |
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#55715
Jul 3, 2013
It helps explain Hugh's strange behavior. |
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#55716
Jul 3, 2013
Hey. Some of us Atheists actually like tacky Christmas decorations, provided it's on private property, not public. |
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#55717
Jul 3, 2013
Frijoles why aren't ou upset? I thought you were an American? You would think people would be outraged that the government would plan such an murder on us soil or at the very least let it happen, from your article;
Paul Kennedy, the National Lawyers Guild attorney in Houston who represented a number of Occupy Houston activists arrested during the protests, had not heard of the sniper plot, but said,“I find it hard to believe that such information would have been known to the FBI and that we would not have been told about it.” He then added darkly,“If it had been some right-wing group plotting such an action, something would have been done. But if it is something law enforcement was planning, then nothing would have been done. It might seem hard to believe that a law enforcement agency would do such a thing, but I wouldn’t put it past them.” He adds,“The use of the phrase ‘if deemed necessary,’ sounds like it was some kind of official organization that was doing the planning.” In other words, the “identified [DELETED” mentioned in the Houston FBI document may have been some other agency with jurisdiction in the area, which was calculatedly making plans to kill Occupy activists. |
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#55718
Jul 3, 2013
Kennedy knows first-hand the extent to which combined federal-
state-local law enforcement forces in Houston were focused on disrupting and breaking up the Occupy action in that city. He represented seven people who were charged with felonies for a protest that attempted to block the operation of Houston’s port facility. That case fell apart when in the course of discovery, the prosecution disclosed that the Occupiers had been infiltrated by three undercover officers from the Austin Police department , who came up with the idea of using a device called a “sleeping dragon”-- actually chains inside of PVC pipe -- which are devilishly hard to cut through, for chaining protesters together blocking port access. The police provocateurs, Kennedy says, actually purchased the materials and constructed the “criminal instruments” themselves, supplying them to the protesters. As a result of this discovery, the judge tossed out the felony charges. |
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#55719
Jul 3, 2013
I never liked ice-cream on Popsicle sticks. For some reason, bare wood gives me the chills - likes nails on a chalkboard. BTW - are you planning on seeing the fireworks tonight? |
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#55720
Jul 3, 2013
That and his inner aspirations to be a drag queen. |
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#55721
Jul 3, 2013
I am fine with it as long it doesnt light up the entire block, and as long as its down by March, or even April. |
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#55722
Jul 3, 2013
Nah, bedtime is 9 pm as usual. Not that I or anyone in my house can sleep through it. This year hasnt been so bad. Normally we stay up late for two weeks straight trying to figure out which are fireworks and which are bullets.(Turns out this is a common problem in many parts of the US as well.) |
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#55723
Jul 3, 2013
Sniper action by law enforcement officials in Texas would not be
anything new. Last October, a border patrol officer with the Texas Department of Public Safety, riding in a helicopter, used a sniper rifle to fire at a fast-moving pickup truck carrying nine illegal immigrants into the state from Mexico, killing two and wounding a third, and causing the vehicle to crash and overturn. It turns out that Border Patrol agents, like a number of Texas law enforcement organizations, had been receiving special sniper training from a Dallas-based mercenary-for-hire organization called Craft International LLC. It seems likely that Houston Police have also received such training, possibly from Craft, which has a contract for such law-enforcement training funded by the US Department of Homeland Security. Efforts to obtain comment from Craft International have been unsuccessful, but the company’s website features photos of Craft instructors training law enforcement officers in sniper rifle use (the company was founded in 2009 by Chris Kyle, a celebrated Army sniper who last year was slain by a combat veteran he had accompanied to a shooting range). A number of men wearing Craft- issued clothing and gear, and bearing the company’s distinctive skull logo, were spotted around the finish line of the April Boston Marathon, both before and after the bombing. Some were wearing large black backpacks with markings resembling what was seen on an exploded backpack image released by the FBI.(For more on the backpacks that allegedly contained the bombs, see this piece we did in May.) |
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#55724
Jul 3, 2013
What is you? A commie?! |
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