Posted by Inaiá
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Hi Naste!
I just posted something in another
thread about Brazil and Israel. I had not seen this post of yours... or Bob's. Although our posts bring the same subject, i think mine would fit in this thread too, so i'm copying it below. If it doesn't fit, Mod's, please make yourself at home.
Posted by Snoweagle
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Posted by EmEx
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Posted by ktlight
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why are no governments standing up for us?"
Yes, why? I've not heard even one government speak out against it, means the world really wants this war ...or rather this killing. The world wants this, not just Israel otherwise some country would have said something by now.
All but a handful of countries around the world have a Jewish owned Central Bank. These Oligarchs impose Jewish security at the highest levels of the Nations government. This is how the world is managed, in secret.
Only one game plan. Agenda 21 with Masters of Jews and Slaves of Gentiles (everyone else).
Hello, people.
This pasts days (23/07/2014) Brazil has positioned itself against the attacks of Israel to Gaza, considering the "unproportional use of force" "unacceptable". The embassador of Brazil in Tel Aviv was called back to the country in order to be consulted by the govern. Israel reacted to Brazil's positioning in a very peculiar way: they said that it was irrelevant, that the country was a "diplomatic dwarf" (sic).
Ok. I'll say it again: a "diplomatic dwarf". I would say that that's a very mature statement to be made by a country that's being called attention by the killing of hundreds of inocent lives.
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We are suporting Gaza here, people.
Here goes an newspaper article about Brazil's and Israel's positioning (translated by google translator and me). Before that, i'll just mention that, on other ocasions, Brazil has already put itself against the attacks made by Hamas extremists against Israel. We know violence is no solution.
Author: Folhapress 07/23/2014 21:30
"Brazil thickens criticism of Israeli action and spares Hamas
In his most emphatic statement from the beginning of the Israeli operation in Gaza, the Brazilian government said on Wednesday (23) it considers "unacceptable" what he called "disproportionate use of force" by Israel.
Since March 8, Israeli forces attack Palestinian territory in an attempt to dismantle the radical Islamic group Hamas. According to sources in Gaza, in all, 695 Palestinians have died. On the Israeli side, there were 30 military and two civilians deaths.
In a statement, the Brazilian Foreign Ministry said Brasília called for consultations its ambassador in Tel Aviv - which, in diplomatic language, is considered a rebuke.
The text also "reaffirms" the "call for an immediate ceasefire between the parties."
There is no reference in the statement to rockets fired by Hamas into Israel. This marks a major change in relation to a statement on the 17th, in wich the ministry "also" stated Israeli bombing and attack from Gaza.
In that time,, the Foreign Ministry also expressed "solidarity" with the victims "in Palestine and Israel's ally", but now it only mentions the "high number of civilian casualties, including women and children" left by Israeli attacks.
The communiqué justifies with the escalation of violence the vote by Brazil in favor of the resolution of the Human Rights Council of the UN wich approved , also on this Wednesday,, the opening of an investigation to determine whether Israel committed war crimes in Gaza.
The resolution was approved by 29 of the 47 countries present. The U.S., Israel's ally, were the only ones against. There were abstentions by 17 countries, mostly European.".
The original article is
here.
About the "diplomatic dwarf" (sic)
, there's some information
here.
Inaiá
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