I advocate that the Jews destroy...

[son of lockman]

Muslim terrorism without mercy...If need be in extermination camps...

[Walter Sobchak]

Muslim terrorism without mercy...If need be in extermination camps...

Using the same technique that we endured and thereby earned us the world's sympathy and eternal victim status, got us our own state, etc on others seems -EV

[Baron Von Strucker]

Muslim terrorism without mercy...If need be in extermination camps...

Using the same technique that we endured and thereby earned us the world's sympathy and eternal victim status, got us our own state, etc on others seems -EV

Winston Chirchill's biggest mistake

[DirtyB]

Using the same technique that we endured and thereby earned us the world's sympathy and eternal victim status, got us our own state, etc on others seems -EV

Winston Chirchill's biggest mistake

When asked what his biggest mistake was, Churchill said that it was not giving a homeland to the Kurds. But he also wasn't a dickbag like you.

Walter,
Don't engage with Lockman. If we just ignore him for another year or two, the Grim Reaper will perma-ban him for us.

[Baron Von Strucker]

Winston Chirchill's biggest mistake

When asked what his biggest mistake was, Churchill said that it was not giving a homeland to the Kurds. But he also wasn't a dickbag like you.

Walter,
Don't engage with Lockman. If we just ignore him for another year or two, the Grim Reaper will perma-ban him for us.

Ask anyone what there biggest mistake you will get a cotton coated answer stupid ass.

Do you think this was a success

His principal involvement began in 1921 when Prime Minister Lloyd George appointed him as colonial secretary with special responsibility for working out the rules and regulations of the Palestine mandate with regard to the Jewish national homeland. The first [notable] decision he made was to give the Zionists...monopoly power to modernize the country - to harness the waters of the Jordan and Yarkon rivers for electrical power, which not only would create employment for both Jews and Arabs, but also enable the Jews to begin to plan for substantial urban and rural development in Palestine. Although Churchill's decision led to fierce anti-Semitic outbursts against him in the British House of Commons, he unfailingly maintained it because he truly believed the Zionists would make something special of Palestine. He stressed over and over that it was the British government's duty, and to a certain extent the British taxpayer's obligation, to make sure that the Jews could build up the industrial potential of Palestine