Jina probably remembers…we have not attacked the Canadians yet…but JUST YOU WAIT.

hahahahhaa… loosers, we burnt down your bloody White House the last time you tried to invade us.

I have also that this before…that I adore you, admire what you are doing and deeply respect you…

Now please, once again, remind me…which shift do you work at Hooter’s?…I was planning on dropping by as usual to say hello.

I see it as a response to non-stop terror and years of attacks, threats of attacks and rejectionism.

Something the Palestinians have actually experienced more – why are you in denial of this simple fact? It doesn’t take a genius to figure this out, you know. The curfews, the checkpoints, the constant aggression. So none of it is Israel’s fault, huh? Must be those dumb Arabs.

Here….happy now?

Jerusalem
Syndrome
Tourism ministers never refer to it, and tour operators and hotel managers are careful not to hint at it. Yet in 1999 alone over 50 people were diagnosed with the disease known as Jerusalem Syndrome.
It was first identified in the 1930s by Dr. Heinz Herman, one of the founders of modern psychiatric research in Israel, and later researched by Dr. Yair (Carlos) Bar-El, former district head of psychiatry for the Health Ministry.
The disease is characterized by sudden and intense religious delusions, which are triggered by visiting Jerusalem.
According to Bar-El’s research, the encounter with the Holy City, particularly for those with deep religious convictions, convinces syndrome victims that they must do something in connection with specific major events such as Armageddon, the resurrection of Christ and the coming of the Messiah.
The syndrome begins with an extremely intense excitement, followed by a strong sense of mission. Some of the afflicted adopt biblical clothing and instruments – usually a harp or a lyre, merging their personality with a biblical character, such as King David or Jesus.
Bar-El’s studies revealed that most people who suffer from the syndrome have no prior history of psychiatric illness and won’t have any once the “crisis” passes.
Afflicted tourists have been found wandering the streets of the city, wrapped in their hotel sheets, or lying by the Church of the Holy Sepulchre , some convinced that they are going to give birth (again) to Jesus and thus save the world.
- Peggy Cidor

“If you remember a single incident in which you went against your ‘pride’, because hell, I certainly don’t”

Now you blaming the Jews for Alzhiemer’s Disease, eh?

Jina probably remembers…we have not attacked the Canadians yet…but JUST YOU WAIT.

You see…I have inmumberable problems with issues in the USA and Israel. What you focus on are my minimal criticism of Israel’s policies vis-a-vie the Palestinians/Arabs and that is because I primarily agree with most of those policies…this is where you and I and most Arabs, like Yaman, are MILES apart.

You see it as some random oppression…like it is a national sport or something…I see it as a response to non-stop terror and years of attacks, threats of attacks and rejectionism.

Just like “the” Wall. If it was a land grab…why was in not built across the Sinai desert, the Golan and Southern Lebanon. Why was it built during the middle of the SECOND intifada? Suddenly we woke up in 2002 and said…good day for a land grab. This thinking is just wrong…but this is what you focus on…note that you made no comment about the positive things I just said in the second post.

You too, “filter out” what does not support your worldview and then slant and focus on some of my criticisms and then have temper tantrums (which you have not done in awhile…what happened to your great English curses anyhow ?

Wrong again…check the archieves

I don’t recall, so I don’t have anything in mind to search for. If you remember a single incident in which you went against your ‘pride’, because hell, I certainly don’t, then give us a link and prove it.