Anti-Jupiterite!
A Spoof Video Has Much to Say About Israeli Claims to Palestine
“Pack up and piss off, pretty boy.”
I always knew the Romans (Italians) could show up in Bath, England and reclaim their land based on their god, Jupiter, and the heritage of previous Roman occupation. Who cares if roughly 2000 years have passed since the Roman invasion?
I laughed at this video even as it got me thinking — the value of satire. Click on the link for more.
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"The Romans occupied England in the 5th century, so anyone of Roman descent has a historical claim to the land."
It's one of the best sketches I've ever seen, it is so accurate and highlights the situation in Palestine.
9:32 AM · Dec 28, 2025 · 423K Views
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That's it, in a nutshell.
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The Balfour Declaration: A Wartime Expediency that Doomed a Region
Issued on All Souls' Day, 1917, the Balfour Declaration was a 67-word letter from the British Foreign Secretary to a Zionist banker. It pledged British support for "a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine," with a crucial caveat: it must not harm the rights of the "existing non-Jewish communities" (over 90% of the population).
Its core truths are:
A War Weapon, Not a Moral Vision: It was issued to secure wartime loans from American Jews, keep Russia fighting, and lock in British control of Jerusalem as troops advanced.
A Triple Betrayal: It directly contradicted two other secret British promises: the Sykes-Picot Agreement (to split the region with France) and the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence (promising Arab independence).
The Seed of Endless Conflict: It provided the legal foundation for the state of Israel and is simultaneously remembered by Palestinians as the foundational document of the Nakba (Catastrophe).
A Deliberate Contradiction: It promised a Jewish homeland in a land where Jews were 8% of the population, while vowing to protect the majority's rights—an impossible, knowingly dishonest formula.
In essence, the Balfour Declaration was a cynical, imperial act that mortgaged one people's homeland to secure another empire's victory, creating a century of conflict from its very first, contradictory words.