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I've come to hate this phrase "Judeo-Christian". It is an artificial construct that has no bearing on western civilization. We are western civilization, which is very heavily influence by Christianity AND Greek/Roman civilization more so than Jewish civilization. Yes Christianity came out of Judea, but it ceased to be relevant circa 30AD when Christ died for all Mankind and the temple was destroyed. Jews have been rejecting God ever since that time. We have no overarching Jewish heritage.
I have no idea if I'm doing this right, but the phrase didn't really take off until 2000, and I suspect it has everything to do with Israel's influence on America, especially evangelicals, and the GWOT to mentally bind and associate western civilization into Israel.
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Judaism and Christianity have very different morals as well,

Time to invest in concrete companies.
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They better relocate the Gazans into Muslim countries or I’m gonna be pissed.

🟢Gaza would be administered as a trusteeship (Gaza Reconstitution, Economic Acceleration and Transformation Trust, or GREAT Trust) by the U.S. for at least 10 years, while it is rebuilt into a tourism report and high-tech manufacturing and technology hub. The trust was planned by some of the Israelis who outlined the GHF. Financial planning was done by a team working with BGC at the time.
🟢The trust would govern Gaza for a multiyear period it estimates will take 10 years “until a reformed and deradicalized Palestinian Polity is ready to step in its shoes.” However, no explicit reference to Palestinian statehood. However, the new Palestinian governing entity will join the Abraham Accords.
🟢Temporary relocation of all of Gaza's inhabitants, either through voluntary relocation to other countries or secured safe zones within Gaza.
🟢Digital tokens granted by the trust to those who own land in exchange for rights to redevelop their property. This can be used to finance a new life elsewhere or to be used for an apartment in one of the 6-8 "AI-powered smart cities" built in Gaza.
🟢The GREAT trust would be financed by public and private-sector investments in mega-projects, and purports to require no US government funding. The plan envisions a nearly fourfold return on $100 billion investment after 10 years. One of these projects is an "MBS Highway," another highway named after UAE president Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, and a new port and airport build in the far south with direct land connections to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Israel.
🟢Israel would transfer “Administrative Authorities and Responsibilities in Gaza to the GREAT Trust under a U.S.-Israel bilateral agreement” that would “evolve” into a formal trusteeship. The outline foresees eventual investments by “Arab and other countries” that would turn the arrangement into a “multi-lateral institution.”
🟢Israel would maintain “overarching rights to meet its security needs” during the first year of the plan, while nearly all internal security would be provided by unspecified “TCN” (third-country nationals) and “Western” private military contractors. Their role would gradually decrease over a decade as trained “local police” take over.
🟢Gaza will become a crossroads of the region, serving as a logistics hub for IMEC, and giving the US access to energy and critical minerals.
🟢Water desalination plant and solar array in the Sinai to provide Gaza with water and electricity.

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Off to Europe with them it is then.
south sudan last i heard
 
Hey if it’s financed by the Saudis and the Gazans aren’t coming here I’m not opposed. Maybe putting in a base close to the Suez would be a good idea.
 
this.. actually doesn't sound bad. How much of this is going out from my taxes though. if very little/none? shit I'm for it.
Lol literally tens of billions just helping them ethnically cleanse it the last 2 years. 100% guarantee burgers will foot the bill for whatever stupid shit Israel does with the land once the Palestinians are shipped off to white countries.

Remember, the Palestinians are fighting to STAY HOME. The Israelis are fighting to send them to your neighborhood and using your money to pay for it. Who has your best interest at heart?
 
Lol literally tens of billions just helping them ethnically cleanse it the last 2 years. 100% guarantee burgers will foot the bill for whatever stupid shit Israel does with the land once the Palestinians are shipped off to white countries.

Remember, the Palestinians are fighting to STAY HOME. The Israelis are fighting to send them to your neighborhood and using your money to pay for it. Who has your best interest at heart?
>white countries
>your neighborhood


TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israel is in discussions with South Sudan about the possibility of resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn East African country, part of a wider effort by Israel to facilitate mass emigration from the territory left in ruins by its 22-month offensive against Hamas.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he wants to realize U.S. President Donald Trump’s vision of relocating much of Gaza’s population through what Netanyahu refers to as “voluntary migration.” Israel has floated similar resettlement proposals with other African nations.

in what world are these white countries
 
How based can he possibly be if he quits so quickly, then endorses some scamming jeet who will say anything to get elected?
Trump is the kingmaker and Yost is a Trump loyalist. Suppose based Stephen Miller ran against Dr. Oz (who Trump endorsed) in the Pennsylvania Senate Primary. Oz would have still won the primary and we probably wouldn't have Miller as part if Trump's cabinet. Trump will withdraw an endorsement if he believes a person is disloyal. If you, like me, don't want Vivek to be Governor of Ohio, just keep talking about the millions if Jeets he wants to import and his hatred of our culture.
Is he a member of the Freedom Caucus? Does Ohio rate Representatives voting history on the freedom index?
He's the Attorney General, not a representative. Ohio's Statehouse is RINO central, so there's only room for a small MAGA caucus (it probably has strong overlap with the Freedom Caucus due to Jim Jordan's influence).
 
Even if that retarded and completely speculative plan moves forward, Americans are still paying for it and there's zero guarantee they stay in South Sudan. Meanwhile, Palestinians still just want to stay home. Seems better for everyone involved if Americans just saved their money, let Palestinians stay home, and not run the risk of them spreading out any further. Win win for everyone.


I'm not going to bother quoting the multiple Israeli officials proposing Gazans get shipped off to Europe, to Ireland, etc.
 
Even if that retarded and completely speculative plan moves forward, Americans are still paying for it and there's zero guarantee they stay in South Sudan. Meanwhile, Palestinians still just want to stay home. Seems better for everyone involved if Americans just saved their money, let Palestinians stay home, and not run the risk of them spreading out any further. Win win for everyone.
implying UAE/KSA wouldn't foot the bill as they've been dying to invest in tech in the MENA

also "Palestinians just want to stay home"

should have thought of that on Oct 6th when Israel was actively trying to prop up the Gazan economy and loosening the blockade

I'm not going to bother quoting the multiple Israeli officials proposing Gazans get shipped off to Europe, to Ireland, etc.
israeli officials being sarcastic is now policy somehow

I think a “MBS Highway” being built should clue you in on who’s going to fund this.
too much thinking for him, don't burden him
 
I think a “MBS Highway” being built should clue you in on who’s going to fund this.
Again dude, the act of Israel attempting and failing to displace them the last two years has already cost the US tens of billions for direct military aid, not counting all the other aid the US provides Israel.

Even if everything outlined went according to plan (it won't), and somehow magically the US managed to avoid funding that development directly (it wouldn't ), and all the Palestinians were easily and peacefully shipped to South Sudan (they won't be) AND they were walled off and prevented from leaving for other countries, Israel's military expansion throughout the middle east, the clearing of the land on behalf of Saudi Arabia and to some extent the existence of Israel itself, is being paid for by Americans. Why are you excited about clearing the land to benefit the Saudis, btw?

The Israelis destroyed their homes. Israel should have to take them.
That's a great plan. Only seems fair, tbh, and we all know Jews are a deeply fair and moral people. Tikkun olam, right @Catch The Rainbow ?
 
Again dude, the act of Israel attempting and failing to displace them the last two years has already cost the US tens of billions for direct military aid, not counting all the other aid the US provides Israel.

Even if everything outlined went according to plan (it won't), and somehow magically the US managed to avoid funding that development directly (it wouldn't ), and all the Palestinians were easily and peacefully shipped to South Sudan (they won't be) AND they were walled off and prevented from leaving for other countries, Israel's military expansion throughout the middle east, the clearing of the land on behalf of Saudi Arabia and to some extent the existence of Israel itself, is being paid for by Americans. Why are you excited about clearing the land to benefit the Saudis, btw?


That's a great plan. Only seems fair, tbh, and we all know Jews are a deeply fair and moral people. Tikkun olam, right @Catch The Rainbow ?
I don’t think you understand what I’m trying to say. Of course it’s bad that we’re bankrolling the IDF for this. But the bulk of the funding FOR RECONSTRUCTION is coming from KSA. Like CTR said, both them and the Gulf states want to increase their influence in the Levant and this is the perfect opportunity. America isn’t doing anything besides building a Trump Tower there.
 
How much of this is going out from my taxes though. if very little/none? shit I'm for it.
Tbh I wouldn’t even mind our taxes going to it if we see some RoI. Partial ownership in the mega projects or something that will ultimately make it a profitable venture (or at least not a write off) for the USA.
The slides @Catch The Rainbow posted say it’d be a 70-100B dollar public investment (I’m not entirely clear if that’s just USA or the whole coalition) and 35-65B dollar private investment, with a return of 385B on the public investment (at least if I’m understanding this correctly).

All things considered, that’s not a bad deal. 385% ROI if it works out as proposed. If
 
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