Israelis

[transam]

Have set back the mad mullahs attempts to build a bomb

with a sophisticated cyber attack

they certainly punch well above there weight

said on the radio that they have damaged the electrical system and emergency back up system for there centrafugis wat sits
Apparently they stopped em
Set the programme back by at least 9 months ??

 

[ReganAndCarter]

I thought the Palestinians had plenty of bombs. They always seem to be lobbing them in Israel's direction, then crying foul when Israel retaliates.

 

[JP_]

Yes, let's celebrate one nuclear power antagonising another that has some nuclear capability. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[transam]

Israel will not allow the mad mullahs to build a bomb

 

[securespark]

I thought the Palestinians had plenty of bombs. They always seem to be lobbing them in Israel's direction, then crying foul when Israel retaliates.

Let's not get into that argument.
Who have consistently treated the Palestinian people appallingly over the years, including diverting the river, cutting off electricity and stealing land?

 

[noseall]

Have set back the mad mullahs attempts to build a bomb

with a sophisticated cyber attack

they certainly punch well above there weight

said on the radio that they have damaged the electrical system and emergency back up system for there centrafugis wat sits
Apparently they stopped em
Set the programme back by at least 9 months ??

Israel? Dodgy corrupt leaders over there. Can't trust them. Liars and cheats. How's the trial going?

 

[noseall]

I thought the Palestinians had plenty of bombs. They always seem to be lobbing them in Israel's direction, then crying foul when Israel retaliates.

That's one way of looking at it.

 

[Gasguru]

https://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/security/the-real-story-of-stuxnet

 

[transam]

Israel? Dodgy corrupt leaders over there. Can't trust them. Liars and cheats. How's the trial going?

be that as it may but the mad mullahs need to keep there suitcases handy

the mad mullahs can seek sanctuary in France

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

be that as it may but the mad mullahs need to keep there suitcases handy

the mad mullahs can seek sanctuary in France

Well they wouldn't want to go anywhere near Austria.

Austrian police 'brutal and racist'
"The image of a brutal and racist police force is an ugly one," Amnesty says. "The Austrian government faces major embarrassment in Europe and abroad if it allows rogue police officers to beat people up and get away with it."
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/austrian-police-brutal-and-racist-282564.html
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They'd better avoid the UK as well.

In the United Kingdom, Islamophobia is on the rise,
https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/01/29/islamophobia-united-kingdom-anti-racist-definitions/
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It's no surprise that you would be pro-Zionist, and Islamophobic.

The Undeniable Overlap: Right-wing Zionism and Islamophobia
An undeniable overlap? Before trying to assess why pro-Israel and anti-Muslim sentiments are frequently found together it is necessary to address a critique which exemplifies the aforementioned highly politicised nature of the issue
Centre for Research on Migration, Refugees and Belonging
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It's no surprise because of your innate bigotry.
Bigotry is taught in the home to children from an early age, by their parents and other relatives.

You told us that your Grandfather was a Nazi volunteer, as were your uncles, in the Gestapo, SS, and concentration camp guards.

 

[transam]

be that as it may but the mad mullahs need to keep there suitcases handy

the mad mullahs can seek sanctuary in France

they would be welcomed after all the French put that fruit cake ayatollah wats name up for a few years

 

[just pumps]

I thought the Palestinians had plenty of bombs. They always seem to be lobbing them in Israel's direction, then crying foul when Israel retaliates.

Yep one bomb comes over and ten go back! That`s the way to do it!

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

they would be welcomed after all the French put that fruit cake ayatollah wats name up for a few years

Any politician with any integrity wouldn't go near Austria

Austria’s crisis is a lesson for Europe: far-right parties are unfit to govern
It is hard to shock the population of a country where racism and corruption have become so normalised that they are considered business as usual. Yet, the latest revelations of Austria’s “Ibiza scandal” are on an entirely new scale, setting in motion a complete meltdown of Austria’s coalition government.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...crisis-europe-far-right-freedom-ibiza-scandal
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Yet they re-elect him, despite the Ibiza and other scandals. Have they no morals?
He makes Nigel Farage look positively left wing.

Austrian television's web replay of Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's swearing-in ceremony went viral Wednesday after it mistakenly aired with soap opera subtitles suggesting he was offering the president a job as a housemaid.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1176265.shtml
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His party is overtly racist

Austria’s far-right Freedom party has lost one of its main candidates for next month’s European elections, after he stepped down following gaffes that included racist comments and comparing the EU with the Third Reich.
https://www.ft.com/content/32129c78-bf2f-11e3-b924-00144feabdc0
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The policies of his party are anti-western, Islamophobic, anti-EU, anti-Schengen, anti-workers rights, restrict schooling of children to only German speakers, control of parents via benefits, cut benefits for refugees, reduce pension payments, overturn the smoking ban, and homophobic.
The EU plan to sue Austrian government when some of the policies come into effect.
Policies don't get much further right than that.
But it's what Austrians want.

Transam told us his mother and other relatives are Austrian. Some were volunteers in the Nazi party, officers in the Gestapo and SS.
Bigotry is taught in the home to children from an early age by the parents and other relatives.

 

[fillyboy]

Any politician with any integrity wouldn't go near Austria

Austria’s crisis is a lesson for Europe: far-right parties are unfit to govern
It is hard to shock the population of a country where racism and corruption have become so normalised that they are considered business as usual. Yet, the latest revelations of Austria’s “Ibiza scandal” are on an entirely new scale, setting in motion a complete meltdown of Austria’s coalition government.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...crisis-europe-far-right-freedom-ibiza-scandal
​

Yet they re-elect him, despite the Ibiza and other scandals. Have they no morals?

Austrian television's web replay of Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's swearing-in ceremony went viral Wednesday after it mistakenly aired with soap opera subtitles suggesting he was offering the president a job as a housemaid.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1176265.shtml
​

His party is overtly racist

Austria’s far-right Freedom party has lost one of its main candidates for next month’s European elections, after he stepped down following gaffes that included racist comments and comparing the EU with the Third Reich.
https://www.ft.com/content/32129c78-bf2f-11e3-b924-00144feabdc0
​

The policies of his party are anti-western, Islamophobic, anti-EU, anti-Schengen, anti-workers rights, restrict schooling of children to only German speakers, control of parents via benefits, cut benefits for refugees, reduce pension payments, overturn the smoking ban.
Policies don't get much further right than that.
But it's what Austrians want.

Transam told us his mother and other relatives are Austrian. Some were volunteers in the Nazi party, officers in the Gestapo and SS.
Bigotry is taught in the home to children from an early age by the parents and other relatives.

Deja vu?

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Deja vu?

Maybe:

Kurz has made his choice. He formed a coalition government in 2017 with the populist and reactionary Freedom Party, bringing a movement that was founded by neo-Nazis back into a position of power. In Austria, the far right and the mainstream have merged during his tenure on the issues that trouble Europe the most, namely identity, Islam and immigration. The young Chancellor calls the union a democratic necessity. His critics say he has sanitized some of the most odious figures on the European right, and branded him the “Alpine Trump.”
https://time.com/5466497/sebastian-kurz/
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Transam and his relatives will be pleased.

Transam does seem obsessed that France gave refuge to a man, for a few months, that was forced into exile over half a century ago, while his home country was in turmoil, and the puppet Shah was about to flee the country.

But the far right neo Nazi party is in government in Austria today.