The White House is considering the resettlement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the United States

[calfoxwc]

@vaportrail said:

Sure cal, none of this is the fault of American politicians. It's all because of Hamas and no one else. 

Sure, palestinian suicide bombres are just victims because we support Israel and they want to

murder all Jews.

I clearly said hamas AND "palestinians" who support hamas and even support the war crimes committed by hamas to start the war, and they support suicide bombing with children and women...and men.

American politicians and Israel never started the death culture.

Mohammed did, many, many centuries ago.

Before there was an America.

[VaporTrail]

Actions have consequences. 

[hammertime]

@vaportrail said:

Actions have consequences. 

Really?

[calfoxwc]

@vaportrail said:

Actions have consequences. 

blaming everybody else for a peoples' misery and self-destructive behavior (and vicious violence as a happy way of life)

also has consequences.

Oct. 7th has consequences.

Being sTUPID and viciously hateful as a culture - has consequences of their own making.

they could have had a country back when Israel became a country.

There misery is entirely their own making.

[calfoxwc]

@vaportrail said:

Actions have consequences. 

https://www.cnn.com/2015/05/25/middleeast/isis-killings-palmyra-syria/index.html

***************

nothing to do with America and Israel

****************

https://mosaicmagazine.com › picks › history-ideas › 2021 › 07 › the-7th-century-massacre-of-arabian-jews-and-its-legacy

The 7th-Century Massacre of Arabian Jews, and Its Legacy

The army of Mohammad is coming." The reference is to a location in what is now Saudi Arabia, and to an oft-forgotten piece of Middle Eastern Jewish history. Lawrence Schiffman recounts this story, which begins in 622 CE, when the founder of Islam moved from Mecca to the city of Medina, which at the

******************************

nothing to do with American and Israel

***************************

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Banu_Qurayza

***************************

nothing to do with America and Israel.

[Westside Steve]

@vaportrail said:

Actions have consequences. 

Truth, bad idea to invade  if you can't afford to Lose some territory.

WSS 

[calfoxwc]

@vaportrail said:

Actions have consequences. 

say, now you agree with us over Oct. 7th then?

Israel did nothing to deserve that.

Don't defend Oct. 7th., please.

[VaporTrail]

@calfoxwc said:

say, now you agree with us over Oct. 7th then?

Israel did nothing to deserve that.

Don't defend Oct. 7th., please.

I don't care what Israel/Palestine does or does not deserve. Not my country, shouldn't be my problem, but now it is. I would like to know why American neighborhoods now have to take in Gazan refugees. 

[DieHardBrownsFan1]

@vaportrail said:

I don't care what Israel/Palestine does or does not deserve. Not my country, shouldn't be my problem, but now it is. I would like to know why American neighborhoods now have to take in Gazan refugees. 

I'd like to know why just yesterday at the San Diego Border Crossing thousands of illegals entered mostly from China, Iran, India and Pakistan.  Mostly young single men.  Wonder when the terror attacks will happen.

[Jax]

The problem is our system and corrupt politicians.

Just because they're displaced doesn't mean we have to take them but the idiots in charge accept them gleefully for votes.

We should stop all immigration for now, legal or not, until we get a handle on things.

For the naive ones, most coming to our country don't share our beliefs and have no desire to change, but to change America.

I think it's a war of religion and of 3rd world culture. You think climate change is a risk? You haven't been paying attention to all the religious wars throughout history and what's playing out over the globe right now. It's something we can't even fight right now because no one wants to know the truth or sees it. Most think we should accept all and any without any caution without knowing most truly hate us or anyone different than them and don't care. The dumbass cult likes to blame our founders and settlers but don't realize we wouldn't have this great nation if not for them and our constitution.

[calfoxwc]

@diehardbrownsfan1 said:

I'd like to know why just yesterday at the San Diego Border Crossing thousands of illegals entered mostly from China, Iran, India and Pakistan.  Mostly young single men.  Wonder when the terror attacks will happen.

Part of the answer is...it's been happening:

• https://www.reuters.com › technology › cybersecurity › us-electric-grid-growing-more-vulnerable-cyberattacks-regulator-says-2024-04-04

  US electric grid growing more vulnerable to cyberattacks, regulator ...

  Apr 4, 2024Follow. NEW YORK, April 4 (Reuters) - U.S. power grids are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks, with the number of susceptible points in electrical networks increasing by about 60 per day, the ...
• https://www.forbes.com › sites › chuckbrooks › 2023 › 02 › 15 › 3-alarming-threats-to-the-us-energy-grid--cyber-physical-and-existential-events

  3 Alarming Threats To The U.S. Energy Grid - Cyber, Physical, And ...

  Feb 16, 2023As if cyber-attacks were not enough of a security concern, physical attacks by domestic terrorist on the U.S. Energy Grid are an increasing threat. Based on data from DOE, physical attacks on

[calfoxwc]

in a world war, which they will go for because we are kinda helpless in our WH -

cyber attacks - "the enemy within" -

are here for a reason. Extremists/terrorists are certain to be here already.

Hope and pray we don't have an Oct. 7th here.

• https://time.com › 6244977 › us-power-grid-attacks-extremism

  Authorities Fear Extremists Are Targeting U.S. Power Grid

  Jan 9, 2023January 9, 2023 1:24 PM EST. A string of mysterious attacks on power stations across the U.S. has rekindled fears about the vulnerabilities of America's electricity infrastructure, which ...
• https://www.cbsnews.com › news › america-electric-grid-60-minutes-2022-02-27

  Vulnerable U.S. electric grid facing threats from Russia and domestic ...

  Russia's cyber attack on Ukraine's grid in 2015 knocked about 60 substations offline, leaving 230,000 people in the dark. The U.S. secretary of energy has said Russia could do the same thing here.