Jubbs

everybody wants success but not everyone gets what they want . i think if some of the so called supporters who keep starting posts calling for the manager to be sacked came out from behind keyboards and actually thought things through they would have a second to realise how stupid they make themselves look. especially after 11 games and the injuries and other factors. stop and remember where we were two years ago or have you forgotten as it sounds.

Hamas is not all Palestinians. They only have power in Gaza. Zero power in West Bank.
There are many things to compare. 
The narrative, the response to an aggressor, the attitude towards war crimes, the acknowledgement of UN resolutions, the bombardment of civilian populations and the aid for the displaced families. 
Why are Hamas supported by so many Palestinians? What happens without Hamas? We only have to look a little more East to get an idea. 
Of course it's a great offence to many in the West that somebody should even consider not instantly condemning Hamas. 
I'm assuming everybody thinks Hamas has always been a bunch dirty Arabs that hide their faces, live in caves, murder babies, shout Glory to Allah etc etc. Essentially Islamic State? 
Not an organisation that has at times negotiated with Israel, agreed to recognise 1967 borders and asked to be recognised as the official government of Gaza? 
Because if you even consider that Hamas have EVER been anything more than Hollywood villains then you might begin to ask why they exist. Why they hate Israel. Why they refuse to recognise it. And then you might find some truths about Israel. 
So "we don't negotiate with terrorists". 
Freedom fighters and rebels we occasionally support. But these groups never blow themselves up..
This isn't defending Hamas. It's asking what are the people supposed to do against Israeli invasion where they bomb civilians in the name of national security. Just like Russia

There are clear parallels.

They both involve conflict. And err,.. that’s it. 

https://x.com/BelperUnited/status/1713626105150595199?s=20

Sorry should've clarified, Belper United not Town!
3-0 now btw.

I'm not there, just following updates on Mansfield twitter (X) account.
@mansfieldtownfc

1-0 up at half-time, Dajaune Brown.

Now plays for Belper

1-0 up at half-time, Dajaune Brown.

There is a lack of intent by the management team to play younger players.
Thompson was given minimal minutes last season, then Warne was still reluctant to use him this season. When he did, it was at LM.
Robinson has been in 8 of Warne's matchday squads and only used on the pitch once - during his first month managing the club. The Carlisle game when we were winning 2-0 was the perfect opportunity to bring him on as a late sub.
Other youngsters have been named in squads, but the intent is never to actually test them. Warne stated he was hoping we would go 3-0 up vs Notts County for us to give them a run out.

are you trolling now?

One day I'll wake up and realise it's all Palestinians fault. 
Their suffering, fake. Israel suffering, real. I'm catching on, see. 
Your guidance has been a massive help

The one who changed their own story

For anyone believing the Israeli propaganda. 

No it really isn’t. They are going after Hamas. Precision bombing is not that precise and that will result in tragic loss of civilian life. But they are not going after civilians it is ridiculous to claim that. 

Probably best to just call it bombing, then?

Rupert Murdoch's mother was Jewish. 

Israel would love this to be about anti-Semitism. 
Takes the spotlight off their expansion, disproportionate retaliation whenever attacked, them ignoring the UN while America veto resolutions. 
They wish it was anti-Semitism
Hamas have, over the years, been recognised as a legitimate government and many parts of the world have been slow or still don't designate them as a terrorist organisation 
Some of the branches of Hamas are like the Qassam Brigade (I think took the "credit" for the festival attack are designated terrorists. But I wonder why so many nations that aren't America or indeed America's pets were so reluctant to do so. 
Hamas are very obviously not helpful for peace. They fight as guerillas often do. They do carry out terror attacks. They are terrorists. But they're also the only real strength against an aggressive expansionist military nation that carries out their own terror.
The IDF/Israel break laws and defy the UN consistently. It's very handy that they're such a great asset in the weapons trade and protected by America and Britain or else maybe they'd be considered terrorist considering the number of deaths of innocent civilians 
Yes, Israel would love this to be about anti-Semitism. They were asked to explain why a missile struck an evacuation route late last week. Originally they refused to acknowledge it (as usual) and then responded to a completely separate incident. 
At what point does the terrible history of treatment of Jewish people stop becoming a defence of their terrible crimes. 
I read, rather than saw, Piers Morgan was holding a Hamas official accountable for the festival attack. And he shut him down with "I don't care about whataboutism" 
You have to care about whataboutism you fookin dog s***. You can't build down a 70 year war to individual moments of conflict. You have to understand the nuance involved to even begin to develop an opinion on a resolution. 
Israel absolutely has a right to defend itself. It has every right to come down hard on Hamas. It has every right to be conscious of the treatment of Jews in history. And Jews have a right to be safe. 
But so do the Arabs in Palestine. And you don't want to begin to compare the number of dead civilians and children because it doesn't favour Israel
Over 6,000 civilian deaths before the recent events since 2008 for Palestine. 
Less than 400 for Israel. 
 
Over 150,000 for Palestinians requiring hospital treatment as a result of Israeli's 
Just over 6,000 Israelis requiring hospital treatment as a result of Palestinians
Of course, the number of deaths for Palestinians will be higher considering the nature of the conflict. But I think it's fair to say Israel does a little bit more than reasonably protect itself.