Recent content by Arctish

My sister, who lives in the Four Corners area, told me to check out Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum. It's great! I loved the display of how Pueblo peoples made lightweight blankets out of turkey feathers. I never knew about that. The pottery collection was very beautiful and going into a...

Thanks! What movie is this:

Proud Boys + Oathkeepers + Ku Klux Klan.

Israeli settlers attack European diplomats in West Bank

Because a lot of them were, and said so. Loudly. The 1920s is when Zionists in Europe began announcing plans to create a Jewish State in Palestine and raising funds to buy weapons to arm Zionist settlers and establish new colonies. It was when newly arrived European Jews were becoming less...

Sorry about taking so long to respond. Difficulties logging in and a few real life issues got in the way. That definition of native is okay for very casual conversations but it falls apart pretty quickly when you start talking about specifics. For example, during World War II, 42 Unangax̂...

All the President's Men

Where the Boys Are

Jackass: The Movie

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.

You quoted the part about "native". Start there, but please feel free to define any of the others on your list. She was a prominent leader in the Jewish Agency for Palestine at a time when it was finalizing plans to force out non-Jews from lands she and her fellow Agency members wanted for...

How do you define the term? Can you provide any quotes that indicate she wanted more societies than just Jewish ones in the Jewish State she wanted to help build?

I disagree. That question is worthy of its own thread, so I made one here.

In another thread a poster asked Why are Jews from Poland or Yemen who settled in Judea in say 1920s and 30s "settler colonists", while Arabs from Yemen or Lebanon who settled in Judea in the 1920s and 30s "native"? I think the most salient point in distinguishing a colonist from the others is...

I have been posting on Internet Infidels and its spin-offs for over 20 years. In all that time I have only encountered one poster who called terrorism committed by Muslims good, a few who quibbled over what makes something an atrocity, and only a handful who regularly defended human rights...