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Neeranam

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  1. 1 hour ago, WDSmart said:

    Again, a video of a man who is defending his home from invading IDF and is about to be killed, or a woman who has been taken hostage is not "hilarious." They are despicable.  

    Wow, did he say it was 'hilarious'? 

    He mistakenly outed himself earlier as being Israeli, so kind of explains the prolific, biased posting on this thread defending the IDF, probably fought in it himself.

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  2. On 3/22/2024 at 2:49 PM, Jingthing said:

    Your post making excuses for terrorism at the Olympics indicates differently.

    BTW -- as I said, I was at the Munich Olympics so naturally I followed news about that.

    Yes of course the Palestinian terrorists were to blame but sadly the Germans have a lot to answer for as well. 

    As far as Paris, we can be assured that the athletes will be getting very beefed up security. 

    Bizarre again, your bias in this conflict is obvious. Quote where I make excuses for terrorism. 

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  3. 2 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

    Yes! Yes! Yes! As I've noted before in the past, "Semite," which is the base term in "antisemitism," refers to BOTH Jews and Arabs (and some others), but the term "antisemite" is now used only to mean "anti-Jew(ethnic)." 
    Semite noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes | Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com

    Israel and its supporters often leverage accusations of anti-Semitism to deflect criticism, silence dissent, and rally international support for their policies and illegal actions.

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  4. 6 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

     

    There you go again!
    Do not put words in my mouth.

    I have never said that I support everything Israeli governemts do.
    Why do Israel demonizers feel the need to try to make very complex things so simple minded?

     Do you also support the US providing the weapons to Israel?

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  5. 1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

    It's not necessarily about you just because I responded to your post.

    I agree totally of course that civilian suffering especially children is horrible.

     

    Yet, you support what Israel are doing, this makes no sense. Do you also support the US providing the weapons to Israel?

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  6. 16 minutes ago, Hummin said:

    I waited a bit to see if anyone came with the correct answer.

     

    Anyone who have converted, have equal right to emigrate to Israel.

     

    "The Law of Return, 1950 (hereinafter - the Law of Return), and the Citizenship Law, 1952, give a Jew - defined as anyone born of a Jewish mother or who converted, and is not a member of another religion - and his family members the right to immigrate to the State of Israel and get citizenship"

     

    https://www.gov.il/en/departments/about/aboutconversion

     

     

    This discriminatory policy grants automatic citizenship and preferential treatment to Jews from around the world, while denying the same rights to Palestinians who were born in Israel or forcibly displaced during the creation of the state. This means that a Palestinian non-Jew born in Israel faces significant barriers to citizenship and equal rights, despite being a native to the land, while a Jew born in the United States or any other country is granted immediate citizenship upon arrival in Israel. This obviously  hinders any peace process or reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians. 

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  7. 1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

    Oh please.

    Every country has a right to set their own immigration policies.

    Don't be so bigoted against the one Jewish state.

    Many countries have immigration rights based on descent, for example having an Italian grandparent for Italy, etc.

     

    But this is purely dependent on religion, no other country does this - non-Jewish Palestinians, including descendants of Palestinians who were living in the territory that became Israel prior to 1948, do not have an automatic right to citizenship under the Law of Return.

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  8. 12 hours ago, Sheryl said:

    Normally not, but there will be a GI specialist joining Be Well on 25 March who looks OK

    https://bewell.co.th/supporting-specialists/

     

    Hua Hin Hospital is not a very high level hospital, lucky if they even have a GI specialist and would likely be not daily.

     

     

    Thanks for that. I assume Bewell can't do an endoscopy, and balloon procedure, which I'm sure I need. So, they'd refer me to Bangkok Hospital. 

    I'll see a doctor next week and maybe if he refers me to another hospital, I can use my Social Security. 

  9. 1 minute ago, Celsius said:

     

    I thought this was another "Paddy" - Aussie YouTuber who speaks almost perfect Thai. He's ok, I like his channel.

    He's OK but I think his Thai is not so good, but better than a year ago. 

  10. 17 minutes ago, Dolf said:

    Never had a female pilot. I would be worried as women can't read maps. Might end up in the wrong city.

    A bit more adventurous. Best thing that happened to me in India was lose my map and guide book. 

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  11. 1 hour ago, Sheryl said:

    Best to call them and ask.  Call center 1474. 

     

    Which is your SS hospital? 

    Thanks, Sheryl!

    Hua Hin Hospital. 

    It's so hard to get an appointment with a GI doctor. 

    Would you not even recommend any of the private hospitals here, or the foreign one -  Be Well Clinic? Going to Bangkok is very inconvenient at the moment, 

  12. 22 hours ago, Jingthing said:

    I was there.

     

    Hopefully not again.

     

    There is always that risk with Palestinian terrorists.

     

    Israelis will not be cowered.

    You are trying to put the blame on Palestinians!

    Israel's continued practice of detaining Palestinians without trial and expanding settlements into Palestinian territories is the reason for resentment from Palestinians. Indiscriminate bombing by Israel in the current conflict is going to feed that resentment for decades. Thousands of Palestinians, including women and children, are in Israeli prisons under administrative detention orders, which allow authorities to detain individuals indefinitely without charge or trial. This practice violates international human rights. One thing that Munich incident did was bring the plight of Palestinians to light. 

    To prevent future tragedies like the Munich incident, Israel must take real steps towards ending its policies of arbitrary detention and land expropriation; it's not rocket science. Israel are the real terrorists here.

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