2019-03-09 at 11:25 PM UTC
^ paraphrased from 9/11's 21 year ago comment
2019-03-09 at 11:49 PM UTC
How Many UN Resolutions Were Passed and Were Ignored by Israel?
The following is a list of UN Resolutions that condemned Israel but vetoed by the United States. The information was sent to NSC by the Communist Workers & Peasants Party of Pakistan and taken from the UN Council meetings and resolutions passed.
RESOLUTION 106: Condemns Israel for Gaza raid.
RESOLUTION 111: Condemns Israel for the raid on Syria that killed 56 people.
RESOLUTION 127: Wants Israel to respond to the UN and suspend its "no-man's" zone in Jerusalem. RESOLUTION 162: Urges Israel to comply with the UN decisions. RESOLUTION 171: Condemns flagrant violations by Israel in its attack on Syria.
RESOLUTION 228: Censures Israel for its attack again on Syria and the West Bank, then, under Jordanian control.
RESOLUTION 237: UN urges Israel to allow the return of new 1967 Palestinian refugees.
RESOLUTION 248: Condemns Israel for its massive attack on Karameh in Jordan
RESOLUTION 250: Calls on Israel not to hold its military parade in Jerusalem.
RESOLUTION 251: Deplores Israel’s military parade In Jerusalem in defiance of UN Resolution 250.
RESOLUTION 252: UN declares invalid Israel’s attempt to declare Jerusalem as the jedi capital.
RESOLUTION 256: Condemns Israel’s raid on Jordan as a flagrant violation.
RESOLUTION 259: Deplores Israel’s refusal to accept a United Nations mission to probe its occupation of Palestinian lands.
RESOLUTION 262: Condemns Israel’s attack on the Beirut airport.
RESOLUTION 265: Condemns Israel’s attacks on Salt in Jordan.
RESOLUTION 267: Censures Israel foradministrative acts to change the status of Jerusalem.
RESOLUTION 270: Condemns Israel for air attacks on the villages in southern Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 271: Condemns Israel again for failing to obey UN resolutions on Jerusalem.
RESOLUTION 279: UN demands the withdrawal of Israel troops from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 298: Deplores Israel’s changing the status of Jerusalem.
RESOLUTION 313: UN demands that Israel stops its attacks on Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 316: UN condemns Israel for repeated attacks on Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 317: Deplores Israel’s refusal to release Arabs that they abducted in Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 332: UN again condemns Israel for its attacks on Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 337: UN condemns Israel for its violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty.
RESOLUTION 347: Condemns Israel for its ongoing attacks against Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 425: UN calls on Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 427: Calls on Israel to completely withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 444: UN deplores Israel’s lack of cooperation with the UN peacekeeping forces.
RESOLUTION 446: UN determined that Israel’s settlements are a very serious obstruction to peace and calls on Israel to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.
RESOLUTION 450: UN again calls on Israel to stop attacking Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 452: UN calls upon Israel to slop building the illegal settlements on the Palestinian occupied territory.
RESOLUTION 465: UN deplores Israel’s illegal settlements on Palestinian lands and asks all of the UN member states not to assist Israel’s illegal settlements.
RESOLUTION 467: UN strongly deplores Israel’s ongoing intervention in Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 468: UN calls upon Israel to rescind the illegal expulsion of duly elected Palestinian mayors and a judge and facilitate their return to their posts.
RESOLUTION 469: UN strongly deplores Israel’s failure to observe the UN Security Council’s orders not to deport the Palestinians.
RESOLUTION 471: UN expresses grave concern that Israel falls to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.
RESOLUTION 476: UN says again that Israel’s claims to Jerusalem are null and void.
RESOLUTION 478: UN censures Israel in strongest terms for its claim to Jerusalem in itsso-called “Basic Law.”
RESOLUTION 484: UN demands that Israel re-admit the two elected and deported Palestinian mayors.
RESOLUTION 487: UN Security Council strongly condemns Israel’s attack on Iraq’s peaceful nuclear facility.
RESOLUTION 497: UN decided that Israel’s annexation of Syria’s Golan Heights is null and void and demands that Israel rescind its decision right away.
RESOLUTION 498: UN calls on Israel to withdraw from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 501: UN calls upon Israel to withdraw its forces forthwith and unconditionally from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 509: UN demands that Israel withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 515: UN demands that Israel lift its siege of Beirut and allow humanitarian food supplies to be brought in.
RESOLUTION 517: UN censures Israel for failure to obey the UN resolutions arid demands again that Israel withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 518: UN demands that Israel cooperate fully with UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 520: UN condemns Israel for attack into West Beirut.
RESOLUTION 573: UN condemns vigorously Israel for bombing Tunisia and the attack on PLO headquarters.
RESOLUTION 587: UN again condemns and takes note of the previous calls upon Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
RESOLUTION 592: UN strongly condemns Israel and its troops for killing Palestinian university students at Bir Zeit University.
RESOLUTION 605: UN strongly deplores Israel’s human rights policies regarding Palestinians.
RESOLUTION 607: UN calls upon Israel not to deport Palestinians and strongly requests Israel to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.
RESOLUTION 608: UN deeply regrets that Israel has defied the United Nations and deported the Palestinian civilians.
RESOLUTION 636: UN again deeply regrets the deportation by Israel of Palestinians.
RESOLUTION 641: UN deeply deplores the deportation of Palestinian people.
RESOLUTION 672: UN condemns Israel for violence against the Palestinians at the Haram al-Sharif Temple Mount.
RESOLUTION 673: UN deplores Israel’s refusal to cooperate with the United Nations.
RESOLUTION 681: UN deplores Israel’s resumption of the deportation of Palestinians.
RESOLUTION 694: UN again deplores Israel’s expulsion and deportation of Palestinians and calls upon Israel to guarantee their safe return.
RESOLUTION 726: UN again very strongly condemns Israel for the deportation of the Palestinian people.
RESOLUTION 799: UN strongly condemns Israel’s deportation of 413 Palestinian families and calls for their immediate return.
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Unlawful Killings & War Crimes
Israeli troops killed well over 2,000 Palestinian civilians in the last three Gaza conflicts (2008-09, 2012, 2014) alone. Many of these attacks amount to violations of international humanitarian law due to a failure to take all feasible precautions to spare civilians. Some amount to war crimes, including the targeting of apparent civilian structures.
In the West Bank, Israeli security forces have routinely used excessive force in policing situations, killing or grievously wounding thousands of demonstrators, rock-throwers, suspected assailants, and others with live ammunition when lesser means could have averted a threat or maintained order.
Illegal Settlements
Israeli authorities have since 1967 facilitated the transfer of its civilians to the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, in violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention. In 1967, Israel established two settlements in the West Bank: Kfar Etzion and East Talpiot; by 2017, Israel had established 237 settlements there, housing approximately 580,000 settlers. Israel applies Israeli civil law to settlers, affording them legal protections, rights, and benefits that are not extended to Palestinians living in the same territory who are subjected to Israeli military law. Israel provides settlers with infrastructure, services, and subsidies that it denies to Palestinians, creating and sustaining a separate and unequal system of law, rules, and services.
Forced Displacement
Israeli authorities have expropriated thousands of acres of Palestinian land for settlements and their supporting infrastructure. Discriminatory burdens, including making it nearly impossible for Palestinians to obtain building permits in East Jerusalem and in the 60 percent of the West Bank under exclusive Israeli control (Area C), have effectively forced Palestinians to leave their homes or to build at the risk of seeing their “unauthorized” structures bulldozed. For decades, Israeli authorities have demolished homes on the grounds that they lacked permits, even though the law of occupation prohibits destruction of property except for military necessity, or punitively as collective punishment against families of Palestinians suspected of attacking Israelis.
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2019-03-10 at 12:40 AM UTC
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[the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]
If we listed the heinous crimes men have committed in the name of Allah and Islam, we would be able to fill a million volumes.
2019-03-10 at 12:45 PM UTC
They say disliking jedis and Muslims is due to ignorance, but the more I learn about these fuckers the less I like them.
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2019-03-10 at 12:49 PM UTC
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It's not all jedis that's the problem, it's two special groups of jedis, called the Pharisees and the Sadducee, who are the cancer.
2019-03-10 at 2:38 PM UTC
It's because the jedis that run America are loyal to other jedis across the world. Birds of a feather flock together type shit ...It's really not a difficult concept to comprehend.
2019-03-10 at 9:13 PM UTC
melagchrous isn't found in English dictionary nor Wikipedia.
I have found it on medical forums. it means "Split or devided" and not "Black"
His mother Mary was of King David and his father was G0d? is that what it means by split? Human ad emaculate? I don't see where it says "black skin" it says Brown skin on some sites and Dark skin on a few other (relating to a Rev phrase)
He had a long face, long nose and he had bronze feet.
I'm not saying Jesus wasn't part African since his mother I believe did live in Somalia or Ethiopia at a time. He wasn't white. I mean he didn't live in Europe. he had a great tan and olive tone skin color. his hair was like fine wool. wool is kinky or wavy locks. could be African as even Celtics have this kind of hair as do Egyptions or Morocans. but they're not Afro Centric Africans like central and south African tribes. they look more Arabic.
These fair skin jedis are mostly from Russia, Poland, Germany and other western or eastern european countries. they do have jedi lineage but clearly married into Europeans. it's not to say they're not jedi, but it also doesn't mean because they're jedi, they could of had or not have influenced by Norst or Christian or other religouns taught into them and then changed back to jedi faith when the next generation or two or 10 came along.
so many things factor into this. it is a true mix.
But without a doubt, I truly believe that regardless of what is or isn't I have already typed prior to this next statement is..
There are False jedis in power in Israel. and or Faux (meaning they have jedi blood ties but care nothing for the religion)
they created a false Israel. A man made Israel is a False Israel. I'm sorry. they will back spin it, call me a Goyum but you can't backpeddle on facts. This "State of Israel" is not real. It sits on top of what was a small part of this Promised Israel. but it is not Israel. and by forcing this, they took less land. and by land expansion without the creators gift of this land, is an act of war and a war crime.
The real jedis need to take power back from those who might be Hebrew or "A jedi" but they don't practice the religion by heart. they just live in the State of Israel politics and not the true jedi faith of waiting. They couldn't wait. they forced it little by little. maybe they were brainwashed by their parents to think this way who were fooled by politicians with little care for all jedis but rather control and dollar signs. but there has to be change or it's going to truly turn into a shitfest for them. And no one should attack jedi people or their temples or homes. this is wrong and criminal and feeding into this vicious cycle. it has to be solved by jedis who don't except this state policy of controlling.
Also I suggest all large dense populated regions start thinking Micro Cities. in that small amount of State of Israel they have, they could stop building out and build up. Build Super size towers that make micro cities within the cities. people can work, play, go to restaurants, theater, club life etc in their own large skyscraper cities. their own post offices (or few), Police, Fire, Schools and Private Schools, Warehouses..etc. taking more land requires more infrastructure like pipes and electrical lines exposed to nature and the elements. inside it's a grid network and protected by the harsh elements. you can have light rail systems in its own structure that move sideways and up and down to each floor level and to other micro-skyscrapers
work on desalinization and treatment systems. place toilets on sea water systems instead of fresh. and so on. have an international piping system all the countries can pitch in on and treat salt water as drinking water. the technology is getting better and better. Host your former enimies with futball or other events or just as tourist.
sorry.. not preaching. I'm really am fascinated by architect designs with so much potential. we might have to control population with encouragement to slow down on family sizes (or reduce but not a forced policy). Be fruitful and multiply is still a law yet it was happening in a period where women were dying from child laboring with the infants dying as well. if the population goes up we have to learn to feed ourselves or we can control population with encouragement and not murdering the fuck out of one another.
Being a jedi is a Bloodline, a heritage & gene-alogy. Its not a religion. Judaism is the religion created off of the ways & customs of the Nation of Israel & the Torah spoken to Moses after coming out of the land of Egypt. There is no such thing as being a jedi by conversion. 
