Posted on 08/31/2016 6:08:55 AM PDT by artichokegrower
Living here in Silicon Valley, one of the world's wealthiest areas and home to thousands of affluent tech entrepreneurs, it is hard to imagine life in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Life there is fraught with power outages, water restrictions, lack of medical supplies, an education system that has been weakened by bombings and forced closures, and high unemployment.
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How can they buy bomb making materials on eBay if they can't use PayPal?
Not PayPal’s job.
Sometimes things are just harder to do. My former employer did a significant amount of real business with Nigeria. It was hard to get things set up online, etc. for obvious reasons. We never thought of blaming the people doing their due diligence.
>Life there is fraught with power outages, water restrictions, lack of medical supplies, an education system that has been weakened by bombings and forced closures, and high unemployment
All self-inflicted. Only the women work and the males all rope goats or bugger little boys.
How about just tell all the terror loving Palis to go straight to hell?
I prefer to call it by its proper name: Territory Occupied By Parasites.
Posting the following because this article mentions Palestine and I want to get this down:
In the 1911 encyclopedia posted on line here: http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/
When you look up Palestine they only give the definition of a city in the US. Here’s the direct link to the Palestine entry in the 1911 online encyclopedia http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/PAI_PAS/PALESTINE.html
As someone noted in the comments section to the entry, they have completely removed the entry for the mideast territory of Palestine because it doesn’t fit the modern day narrative of the poor Palestinians being picked on by the Jews.
If anyone has encyclopedias, especially old ones, if you have any way of keeping them, please do. They are disappearing from libraries and in time, all we may have left is electronic format, which as described above, is easily manipulated.
If anyone can appreciate levelling a playing field it’s a bunch of homocidal Bedouin vagrants.
It's so sad how things are tough for people who would rather build tunnels to attack women and children rather than building productive businesses to improve their own lives. That's why liberals hope they can find a way to make terrorism easier for the Palestinians to fund.
Ping
Why don’t the Pali’s use their Terrorist Express Cards?
“Don’t leave the tent without it”
The West Jordanians get free electricity. Toooo bad about the power outages.
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