G'day david singer

Its obviously distressing for you that the few remaining commenters on your articles don't descend to your Zionist version of life.

We have our own views on Israeli policies of ghettos for its Palestinian victims.

Cheers

Pete

#Yuyutsu and #plantaganet

Yet another opportunity for you to express some form of outrage or moral condemnation for what is happening to the 5.5 million children in Syria - as outlined in the UNICEF Report - but once again you choose to remain silent.

The best you can do is come up with two further inane comments bearing no relationship whatsoever to anything appearing in my article.

Do you have eyes for anything other than endemic Jew-hatred? Guess that once it is in your system - it is very hard to get rid of. Keep wallowing in it - and ignore what is happening elsewhere around the world.

Shame on you both.

Dear David,

The papers are full of stories about bad things happening to good people. If I were to comment about all that, then I would never get anything else done in my life (I am not a politician or a journalist, so I'm not getting paid to comment on current affairs).

I comment here because my family are involved, because they have to live in a country with deteriorating morals, which mistreats others, including children, because though innocent, the consequences and blame for that would eventually fall on their head.

I do not blame the people of Israel, but am saddened to see how they are afflicted by this Jewish/national virus which causes them to behave badly towards others. I wish them all speedy recovery.

The people of Syria are ill as well, in other ways, and I wish them too a speedy recovery: I am so glad that I don't have family in Syria!

Are David Singer

Your commenter audience continually fails to agree with you - in your eyes.

Your semi-official rightwing Israeli foreign policy articles speak Loud and clear.

Nothing to do with your ethnicity. Its just you mate.

Cheers

Pete

#Yuyutsu and #plantaganet

A third time opportunity missed by you both to express some concern for 5.5 million children caught up in the fourth year of a war not of their choosing - as so starkly revealed in the UNICEF report I detailed.

How can you possibly look at yourselves in the mirror?

5.5 million children at considerable risk in a theatre of brutal warfare and carnage - and you still remain silent - finding the time to pen farcical replies - when you could have spent the same time condemning Assad, the myriad assortment of terrorist groups and the London 11 for the evils they have all allowed to be visited on the children of Syria.

I repeat - shame on you.

Dear David,

I rather have 5.5 billion anonymous children die, than have even ONE of the children in my family, upon turning 18, be forced into the army and ordered to come at night and arrest even ONE child out of their bed.