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@TreenieCurran @Israel2252 So you have evidence these two people committed murder?

@Israel2252 Unfortunately, when you murder innocents by the thousand and then go on your holidays, there will be some backlash. Everyone hates you. And they are not Irish, if that helps

DISGUSTING: Irish trash referring to themselvesas “goyim” Harass Israeli Couple in Vietnam chanting “Boom boom Tel Aviv,” “viva viva Iran”, “child killer” calling the couple “rats,” and repeating the “Jews were expelled from “110 countries.” The decision for the couple to walk away rather than engage further is commendable- as I would have definitely preferred the @sneako’ed them on camera .

@DangerousTruth1 @EliAfriatISR @LarryTaunton And learn German....

@DangerousTruth1 @EliAfriatISR @LarryTaunton You don't understand German or the German system. This only refers to the notorised deaths. It means this is only German Jews who had residence in Germany are counted. The words you should have highlighted was beurkundeten sterbe. You should present facts accurately.

Today, we remember the 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Never again is NOW. ✡️

@DangerousTruth1 @EliAfriatISR @LarryTaunton Yes, you're right. It was close to 9.5 million, with most living in Eastern Europe, including the Soviet Union..

@EliAfriatISR @LarryTaunton 6 million Jews huh? You might wanna do your research because there wasn’t even 6 million Jews in or around Germany at the time of the so-called holocaust.

@MEdwardsRetired @em_Lazzy Okay. Since you're such a bright spark, show me the source of this where he actually said this. A press recording, newspaper article...

@ObserverOfNote @em_Lazzy That’s because you’re a idiot

What country? You mean the one that you illegally occupied?

@comradetrend @K_AminThaabet But they did genocide their jews and Muslims. Historical fact.

@K_AminThaabet Spain didn’t flatten Andorra and move on to claim Pyrénées-Orientales did they?

Israel has been a democracy for 27 years longer than Spain has

@ramixgz @K_AminThaabet And your claim is that Palestine is a democracy and Hamas is a party that respects human rights?

@K_AminThaabet ‘Democracy’ is a term that is far too big for the terrorist, criminal, apartheid regime of the colony known as ‘israel’ 😏✌🏿🇵🇸 #FreePalestine 🍉🍉🍉 #IsraelTerroristEntity

@meatfreemeals1 @IraninSA Stick to comedy.

@IraninSA Almost the entire world is with Iran. We know the demons lie

Iran believes in diplomacy and the peaceful resolution of disputes. While Iran does not fear war and remains fully prepared, it will never surrender. Iran is committed to peace and is not the initiator of conflict. Moreover, Iran trusts its negotiators.

@IraninSA Iran does not believe in diplomacy. That is utter kak! If you did you would not be sending Sahed drones to Russia for us against Ukraine. If you did, you would not be supplying Hezbollah with weapons and finance .... and the list is continuous.

@IraninSA He's dead.

الله اکبر خامنه ای رهبر

@mb_ghalibaf I doubt very much that the Americans would have agreed to your assets being unfrozen before negotiations.

Two of the measures mutually agreed upon between the parties have yet to be implemented: a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of Iran’s blocked assets prior to the commencement of negotiations. These two matters must be fulfilled before negotiations begin.

@MirMAKOfficial And those PhD folks of yours are all still scared of women showing a bit of hair?

Negotiating Teams. Irani. PhD. PhD. PhD. PhD. PhD. American. Real Estate Developer. Real Estate Lawyer Venture Capitalist

@DemetriusRO6 A book on Iranian Diplomacy? That's hilarious 😂

Iran’s lead negotiator Has a PhD from the University of Kent Wrote the book on Iranian diplomacy Spent 30 years at the table Trump sent his son-in-law, A real estate developer, and JD Vance.

@Aamir_Kuraishi @IRAN_GHANA @4jaP2qW0v1175 @NIA_India Perhaps you should be keeping an eye on this fella. He loves the 💣

@IRAN_GHANA @4jaP2qW0v1175 Iran, move forward—we are with you. And make preparations to develop nuclear weapons as soon as possible.❤️

The US flew their Vice President halfway across the world to Islamabad. 21 hours of talks. They demanded everything they couldn't achieve through war. Iran said a BIG NO. The talks are over. The Strait is still closed. And the VP is flying home empty-handed. Just Iran's word. Again. They don't have any option left to save face.

@stengel @joncoopertweets And the belief is that the Iranian regime stuck to this deal? Even during the time of Obama it was clear they won't. The straits are international water. Iran should not be rewarded for keeping them open. They should be punished for closing them.

You know what would be amazing if Vance and his team can negotiate an agreement where Iran doesn't enrich above 3.67% (far below weapons grade); gets rid of 98% of its stockpile of enriched uranium; has weekly inspections by the IAEA; keeps the straits open without charging anyone; and commits to all of this for at least ten years. Oh, yeah, that was the Obama Iran deal.

@PaulZurbrugg @AngieSath @mehdirhasan This 1946 article makes for interesting reading. I do agree that the nuke is a terrible thing. Diplomacy is grrat if it works, but when it doesn't, unpalatable decisions need sometimes to be made. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

@PaulZurbrugg @AngieSath @mehdirhasan I have never read anywhere Japan was about to surrender. In fact 8 days before the 1st bomb, Premier Suzuki rejected any notion of surrender. That is public record. And interestingly more people died in the normal bombing of Tokyo months earlier than in either A-bomb.

Sorry, what? Being a civilian at a civilian site is normal. What’s banned under the Geneva Convention is deliberately bombing civilian sites, especially those indispensable to everyday life.

@PaulZurbrugg @AngieSath @mehdirhasan 2/2 It was their refusal to surrender and the belief they would not, that prompted the decision to use the bomb. There was no good or bad decision. And any military preserves its own forces. The bomb saved the Americans on a costly and deadly land invasion.

@PaulZurbrugg @AngieSath @mehdirhasan I'm not sure you are correct that Japan would have . From what I have read was that pretty much 70% of Japanese cities and industries had been flattened, yet no surrender. The decision to use the bomb was to avoid a costly land invasion, especially in the wake of Iwo Jima. 1/2