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To: kevao

“All right, then. You said you know the answer. So enlighten us....”

No, the question to which you refer was “Why should we love Israel”. As for the second elephant in the living room question “Why some do people offer Israel their unconditional love” has pretty much been answered throughout this thread.


146 posted on 06/02/2010 1:11:03 PM PDT by Bob J (Support "4" Palin is more religious crusade than political movement. Nothing evil but buyer beware.)
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To: Bob J

Talk about non sequiturs....


161 posted on 06/02/2010 1:20:09 PM PDT by kevao
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To: Bob J
Your tagline is interesting, but likely reveals TMI about you...lol.

(Support "4" Palin is more religious crusade than political movement. Nothing evil but buyer beware.)

Conservatives believe in God? Our nation was Founded by God fearing men. Who knew?


182 posted on 06/02/2010 1:35:54 PM PDT by onyx (Sarah/Michele 2012)
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To: Bob J
Well, I'm still waiting, Bob J. In your first post (65), you said this:

Maybe the better question is why people think we should “love” Israel? Allies are made out of sovereign convenience and common interests (which can change), not love. If anything, this country has suffered tremendously due to it’s “love” of Israel. I’m not saying that’s good or bad, kind or evil, just the way it is. How exactly has our “love” of Israel benefitted us?

I know the answer and you know the answer, but no one will mention the elephant in the living room.

After I gave you several, what you called "non sequitur" answers, I then gave up and asked you to go ahead and enlighten the rest of us, giving the answer you said you knew. Your reply was:

No, the question to which you refer was “Why should we love Israel”. As for the second elephant in the living room question “Why some do people offer Israel their unconditional love” has pretty much been answered throughout this thread.

And you accuse me of non sequiturs?

So here is your chance, Bob J. Go ahead and give us the answer which seems to illude all of us. And (please!) put it in your own words -- none of this, "It's been answered throughout this thread," because that really is a non sequitur answer if there ever was one.

285 posted on 06/02/2010 9:58:31 PM PDT by kevao
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To: Bob J
No, the question to which you refer was “Why should we love Israel”. As for the second elephant in the living room question “Why some do people offer Israel their unconditional love” has pretty much been answered throughout this thread.

You are completely misguided. 
We are in a civilizational war with Islam
On one side is Islam
On the other side is the Christian world and Israel
Islam is trying to conquer Israel and right now is conquering Europe via immigration and demographic warfare
So which side are you on?
If you want to abandon Israel then you are on the Muslim side or you figure you can dodge this war.
I say no one can dodge this war and your children and grandchildren cannot dodge it either

Of course you can always submit to Islam now or somewhere down the road, I predict many atheists will

319 posted on 06/03/2010 2:36:00 PM PDT by dennisw (History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid - Gen Eisenhower)
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