Thanks for the excellent video. If you're ever stuck for a subject to cover, I'd love to see a more in-depth look at the BUF, it's supporters, and the organised movement against them. I'm old enough to remember being inspired by The Men They Couldn't Hang's 'Ghosts of Cable Street', and I think there are lots of lessons for our time that could be learned by looking closely at the political landscape in the 1930s.
Since Palestinian gunmen raided my home city Munic, took the Israeli olimpic team hostage ending in a bloodbath, I perceive Palestinians as enemy. Back then they allied with the RAF, an German extremist groupe who tried to incend a civil war, by a quite devious strategy. They committed terrorist acts to turn Germany in a Polizeistaat (~rigid totalitarian government control) which should cause the founding of revolutionary groups fighting the elites. Kind of what we saw in Syria. As far as I understand Palestinian refuges turned Libanon in a failed state by creating a situation where the Libanon could not maintain rule of law. Egypt and Jordania ousted Palestinians, although Transjordania was the biggest fraction of former British mandate Palestine. Israel seems to act like Egypt and Jordania. What I understood after watching this video is the necessity of Israel maintaining a Jewish majority being an essential cause of the conflict. Now I understand the sympathy of the Irish and the South Africans for the Palestinians. Israel has very much in common with the Plantation by which King James created the still lasting conflict in Ulster. Likely the settlement of the Boors lead to the apartheid system in South Africa. For me as a German the Israeli argument of Arabs allying with Nazis was a very conving argument until this video undermined it's credibility. Yet my perspecive remains distinct from those Nations who suffered from British Imperialism. The same powers who split up the Osman Empire including Palestine also split up Poland, giving half of it's territorry to the Soviet Union, nowadays Belarus and Ukraine. Yet there are no Polish liberation movements killing Belarussians and Ukrainians. Poland was given huge parts of Germany for compensation. Once again no liberation movements. Remaining Poland and Germany took those who had do leave the lost territorry. Arab Nations acted differently. They didn't share with the displaced Arabs, but cornered them in refugee camps thus creating a Palestinian identity. Israel took in displaced Jews from other Arab Nations bolstering their majority. From my own Nations historical background I do not understand the Arab position. Why chose violence, if peace offers better options as you see in Poland, Germany and Ireland? I think it is terrible that Israel trains their young to see every inhabitant of Arabic ancestry as a terrorist in waiting. Yet organisations like PLO or Hamas do everything to widen that gap. Is there no way to give Palestinians a home nation other than killing Jews until they leave? Is there no way for Israeli to be save other than preemptively killing Palestinians? Once I estimated ten Palestinians killed for every Jew killed in a terror attack. The Palestinian leaders should know this by now. Alas, the function is not linear. After the october Hamas attack the ratio seems to become rather like hundred Palestinians killed for every Jewish victim, generating huge numbers of traumatizised Palestinians ready to sacrifice themselves to kill even more Jews. The Palestinians need rule of law and save homes. Israel won't give it for maintaining a Jewish majority. Palestinian leadership didn't grant it, where they were in control. State building attempts by external powers failed most of the time. Where is hope?
Thanks for the excellent video. If you're ever stuck for a subject to cover, I'd love to see a more in-depth look at the BUF, it's supporters, and the organised movement against them. I'm old enough to remember being inspired by The Men They Couldn't Hang's 'Ghosts of Cable Street', and I think there are lots of lessons for our time that could be learned by looking closely at the political landscape in the 1930s.
Thank you, corrected some of my views
Thank you- honestly, props to you for being courageous enough to change your mind- it's an often forgotten and undervalued trait 🙏
Since Palestinian gunmen raided my home city Munic, took the Israeli olimpic team hostage ending in a bloodbath, I perceive Palestinians as enemy. Back then they allied with the RAF, an German extremist groupe who tried to incend a civil war, by a quite devious strategy. They committed terrorist acts to turn Germany in a Polizeistaat (~rigid totalitarian government control) which should cause the founding of revolutionary groups fighting the elites. Kind of what we saw in Syria.
As far as I understand Palestinian refuges turned Libanon in a failed state by creating a situation where the Libanon could not maintain rule of law. Egypt and Jordania ousted Palestinians, although Transjordania was the biggest fraction of former British mandate Palestine. Israel seems to act like Egypt and Jordania.
What I understood after watching this video is the necessity of Israel maintaining a Jewish majority being an essential cause of the conflict.
Now I understand the sympathy of the Irish and the South Africans for the Palestinians. Israel has very much in common with the Plantation by which King James created the still lasting conflict in Ulster. Likely the settlement of the Boors lead to the apartheid system in South Africa.
For me as a German the Israeli argument of Arabs allying with Nazis was a very conving argument until this video undermined it's credibility.
Yet my perspecive remains distinct from those Nations who suffered from British Imperialism. The same powers who split up the Osman Empire including Palestine also split up Poland, giving half of it's territorry to the Soviet Union, nowadays Belarus and Ukraine. Yet there are no Polish liberation movements killing Belarussians and Ukrainians. Poland was given huge parts of Germany for compensation. Once again no liberation movements. Remaining Poland and Germany took those who had do leave the lost territorry.
Arab Nations acted differently. They didn't share with the displaced Arabs, but cornered them in refugee camps thus creating a Palestinian identity. Israel took in displaced Jews from other Arab Nations bolstering their majority. From my own Nations historical background I do not understand the Arab position. Why chose violence, if peace offers better options as you see in Poland, Germany and Ireland?
I think it is terrible that Israel trains their young to see every inhabitant of Arabic ancestry as a terrorist in waiting. Yet organisations like PLO or Hamas do everything to widen that gap. Is there no way to give Palestinians a home nation other than killing Jews until they leave? Is there no way for Israeli to be save other than preemptively killing Palestinians? Once I estimated ten Palestinians killed for every Jew killed in a terror attack. The Palestinian leaders should know this by now. Alas, the function is not linear. After the october Hamas attack the ratio seems to become rather like hundred Palestinians killed for every Jewish victim, generating huge numbers of traumatizised Palestinians ready to sacrifice themselves to kill even more Jews.
The Palestinians need rule of law and save homes. Israel won't give it for maintaining a Jewish majority. Palestinian leadership didn't grant it, where they were in control. State building attempts by external powers failed most of the time. Where is hope?
just wanted to say great job
Superb
Wait what, EVA BRAUN stood on a lego brick??
Yes, it's well documented, she said Ow
@@antifacog8552 lol, on her honeymoon no less.
For sure Iran was.