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No Palestine in Jesus' Time
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| So let's unravel this particular thing. | |
| Since Jesus is from Bethlehem, he's technically a Palestinian. | |
| Would he say that about indigenous Americans? | |
| Since the Navajo are from, and then where are the Navajo in Arizona? | |
| So since the Navajo are from Arizona, they're technically Arizonans. | |
| He would never say that, because it denies who they are. | |
| But much, much more remarkable, there was no such thing as Palestine at the time of Jesus. | |
| It was an invention, complete invention of the Romans. | |
| It didn't exist. | |
| It never existed. | |
| There was never a country named Palestine. | |
| There was never an independent entity named Palestine. | |
| In fact, before Israel was created, Palestine was associated with the Jews. | |
| The Jerusalem Post was the Palestine Post. | |
| The Israel Philharmonic was the Palestine Philharmonic. | |
| The United Jewish Appeal was the United Palestine Appeal. | |
| So just since we live in the age of enforced ignorance, because the left runs our schools and our media, you know, almost nobody knows that. | |
| So this Jesus was a Palestinian thing is the classic. | |
| I've said this before I even knew the young Turks existed. | |
| Anyone who says Jesus was a Palestinian, or in the case of Hitler, Jesus was an Aryan. | |
| That's what the Nazis said. | |
| The de-Judaization of Jesus is the mark of a Jew hater, of an anti-Semite. | |
| It's the de-Judaization of Jesus. | |
| In this entire tweet, the fact that he is a Jew is not mentioned. | |
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Believing Their Lies
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| Are we familiar with this tweet? | |
| No. | |
| Isn't it something? | |
| Since Jesus is from Bethlehem, he's technically a Palestinian. | |
| It's a lie. | |
| It's a stupid, ignorant lie. | |
| Does he believe what he wrote? | |
| After all these years, I've come to believe that leftists often believe their lies. | |
| A, they don't know a lot. | |
| And B, they convince themselves. | |
| He's technically a Palestinian. | |
| There was no Palestine. | |
| He was a Jew in Judea. | |
| That's all that Jesus was as a man. | |
| Obviously, to Christians, he was more than a man, but that's who he was as a man. | |
| Remember that the next time you hear a death toll from the Palestinian territories, if Jesus returns to the place of his birth, could he survive the night? | |
| Well, it depends. | |