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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua I don’t think so, I think Bavaria is the right place, a population exchange is in order.

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua Okay then next step expel Israelis to Bavaria,
and then the Bavarians can move to Arab counties.
Fair?

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua - 1st not my logic it’s what happened. Just as Palestinans are being forced to accept Israel due to of European Holocaust
- 2nd, Jews werent even allowed to leave the Arab countries till 1950’s so expelled/left is up for debate
- 3rd they wouldnt have left if there was no Israel

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua Who is saying it’s okay?
That’s exactly whata happening to the Palestinians - they’re paying the price of the Holocaust, which they had no role in.
Neither the Arab Jews or Palestinians would be in the position they’re in if Israel wasn’t created.

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua Victims by association when the ‘Israel’ entity was created and expelled Palestinans from their homes
To your original point: most “Israelis” had NO reason to leave until the Israeli entity was created…they’d be living as they did for 1000s of years in Muslim countries

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@SymoneDSanders He showed you for being the shallow Harris/Biden democratic that you are
No spine, no agenda, no position just want to win, and why you always loose

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@Butters09016449 @axios Butterdog genocide expert…disagrees with actual genocide experts

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@IamSean90 Bad analogy, the Turks didn’t come from Poland:
- In 1974, Greece deposed the Archbishop and president and tried to illegally annex Cyprus, this led to the Turkish invasion.
- 50,000 Turkish Cypriots left South Cyprus
- Finally in 1975 there was a population exchange agreement

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@dirkmoses Look who published this the genocide supporting Zionist @axelspringer_EN

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@michaelasachs Your friendly reminder Muslims have been murderered in Canada for being Muslims, shot while praying in Quebec city, and 3 generations of a family run down and killed in Ontario

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@TMZ So Kraft allowed an anti-Semite on tour…only kicked him out for saying Free Palestine
Good try

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua - Israel…the nakba…1948…1967 and continued occupation ever since
- Displacing the Palestinians in collusion with the Europeans to create a settler colony
- Propagating the ‘final solution’ ensuring the homeland for European Jews is outside Europe at the Palestinian’s expense

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@MF_Camillus @davidein You’ve made no argument that refutes his points. The willingness to pay is not because of latent consumer surplus…that’s his point.

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua 1948 Israel started ethnic cleaning of Palestinians from their home
which made life hostile for Jews who had lived in peace for centuries
while European Jews had constant programs culminating in the Holocaust
So if Israel was t created they’d be living in their homes happily

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@t_y_pen @nntaleb @PZalloua So most Israelis are not even connected to those that suffered in the Holocaust?!?
If Israel wasn’t created they’d still be in the Muslim countries where they never had European progroms

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@sanjaysadhwani2 Same Sindhi Hindu who did not want to separate sindh from Bombay presidency (which only happened in 1936)

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@sindhustaani No lisaani taasub here

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@Shehzad89 Who mortgaged the lands? as you can imagine from lenders perspective ther people who predominantly mortgaged their lands to the Hindus were the Muslim Waderas

The legal right to the land was with the Hindus who bitterly opposed separating Sindh from Bombay Presidency

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@Shehzad89 1. Sindh Land Alienation Bill of 1947, sought to force Hindu moneylenders to return mortgaged lands to Muslims.

Yes tell us more about the large Muhajirs families that control the arable land in interior Sindh in Tharpakar, Sanghar, Nawabshahand Khairpur

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@sindhustaani But it wasn’t YOUR land it was the Hindus’…evacuee property was applied across both borders

Sindhi Hindus (who were rhe majority and owned Karachi) strongly resisted the separation of Sindh from the Bombay Presidency during the 1920s and 1930s.