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Israeli conflict against Arab countries of Syria, Palestine & Lebanon

King Silkbeard said:
I said that I would find a visit to Syria with my love a beautiful location and I stand by that comment because it is true, Syria is still a brilliant place with lovely people. It has sectarianism & political instability but you can find fault with any country it also has amazing culture, ancient ruins, many different religious communities & one of the holiest sties in the Arab Islamic world.
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Cool.

But maybe wear a hijab while you’re there. You know, just in case.
 
Today is the 61st anniversary of the formation of the Palestinian National Council on May 28th 1964 in Jerusalem. Arab countries had already supported the creation of the Council at an Arab League Summit in Cairo. On June 2nd the PLO was created and in 1969 the end of the decade Yasser Arafat would be elected Chairperson of the organisation.
 
Swanforthelough said:
Anyone that fits his agenda, it started off at Celtic matches even though he doesn’t strike me as the footy kind then a slippery slide to Hezbollah Funerals…Could happen to anyone..
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He's becoming a regular on George Galloway's MOAT podcast. He wasn't exactly in the cheap seats at the funeral by the looks of it. Is he finally accepting that he is not funny and dropping the comedy in favour of politics?
 
Kimeartimmyboy said:
He's becoming a regular on George Galloway's MOAT podcast. He wasn't exactly in the cheap seats at the funeral by the looks of it. Is he finally accepting that he is not funny and dropping the comedy in favour of politics?
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Yes MOAT is a good one stumbled across it recently,I see the AI dethroned king of Cork who left debts everywhere, rifled through employees pension funds is now a regular on MOAT with conspiracy theories as to why Flatley can’t keep his gaff😂
 
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