Quote:According to tracking lists from the 77-country boycott, the numerical breakdown actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations.
Unlike your moronic source, I can actually do the math:
"Arab Countries (18): Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Somalia, and Comoros.
Muslim-Majority / Asian Countries (14): Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Maldives, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, alongside non-Muslim/other regional states included in this group's tally like Myanmar and North Korea.
Other Regions: Delegations from roughly 45 additional nations across Africa, Latin America (such as Brazil and Bolivia), and Europe (such as Spain and Ireland) also joined the boycott or were absent from their seats."
That's 30 Muslim/Arab nations and 47 non-muslim/non-arab nations for a total of 77. So saying "Nearly all representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations" walked-out is a blatant lie.
Quote:As if Arabs/Muslims are the only ones who can be antisemitic.
As if the only reason to be against a genocidal ethnic-cleanser is because you're antisemitic. Are you saying then that the only reason to be FOR him is because you are pro-Zionist?
YazataYesterday 11:31 PM (This post was last modified: Today 12:17 AM by Yazata.)
The UN currently has 195 members.
Quote:Delegations from 77 countries reportedly left the United Nations General Assembly Hall during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address.
According to reports, the walkout included:
Arab Countries — 18: Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Somalia, and Comoros.
It's notable that the United Arab Emirates didn't walk out. They have signed the Abraham Accords and received covert Israeli military assistance when Iran was attacking them. I notice also that Morocco didn't walk out. They are another signatory of the Abraham Accords.
Quote:Asia and Turkey — 14: Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Maldives, Myanmar, North Korea, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan.
With the exception of Myanmar and North Korea, they are all predominantly Muslim. The leading Asian powers didn't walk out - India, China, Japan, South Korea. Neither did middle powers like Thailand, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines.
Quote:Non-Arab Africa — 20: South Africa, Senegal, Djibouti, Angola, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Eritrea, Chad, Central African Republic, Madagascar, Niger, Botswana, Uganda, Lesotho, Eswatini, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Namibia, and Kenya.
That's a mixed bag, many Muslim majority or with large Muslim minorities, plus several failed states and leftist-ruled places like South Africa. None of them are places where one would want to live.
Quote:Latin America and the Caribbean — 17: Suriname, Panama, Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Barbados, Colombia, Dominica, Nicaragua, Peru, Saint Lucia, Bahamas, Bolivia, Cuba, Guyana, Brazil, and Chile.
Except that Colombia didn't walk out. Chile, Panama and some of the small places like the Bahamas and Barbados do surprise me. The rest including Brazil are currently leftist-run. (Brazil has elections coming up soon where the conservative candidate is likely to win, provided the election is fair which isn't a given.)
Quote:Europe — 6: North Macedonia, San Marino, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain, and Ireland.
Except that Slovenia and Ireland didn't walk out. With the exception of Spain (socialist ruled) the others are relatively minor European countries. Bosnia has a large Muslim population.
Quote:Oceania — 2: Tuvalu and Tonga.
Two microstates. Australia and New Zealand didn't walk out.
Quote:According to tracking lists from the 77-country boycott, the numerical breakdown actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations.
Nope..I counted them myself. Lying to make a war criminal feel better won't fly here.
For the illiterate, "actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations" means there were MORE non-Arab/Muslim nation delegates who walked out.
Maybe reread that sentence until the actual meaning gets through your bias.
Quote:For the illiterate, "actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations" means there were MORE non-Arab/Muslim nation delegates who walked out.
Nope...let's go over this again:
"Arab Countries (18): Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Somalia, and Comoros.
Muslim-Majority / Asian Countries (14): Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Maldives, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, alongside non-Muslim/other regional states included in this group's tally like Myanmar and North Korea.
Other Regions: Delegations from roughly 45 additional nations across Africa, Latin America (such as Brazil and Bolivia), and Europe (such as Spain and Ireland) also joined the boycott or were absent from their seats."
That's 30 Muslim/Arab nations and 47 non-muslim/non-arab nations for a total of 77. So saying that of those who walked out "Nearly all were representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations" is a blatant lie.
YazataToday 12:22 AM (This post was last modified: Today 12:23 AM by Yazata.)
(Yesterday 11:42 PM)Syne Wrote:
(Yesterday 09:43 PM)Magical Realist Wrote:
Quote:According to tracking lists from the 77-country boycott, the numerical breakdown actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations.
Nope..I counted them myself. Lying to make a war criminal feel better won't fly here.
For the illiterate, "actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations" means there were MORE non-Arab/Muslim nation delegates who walked out.
Maybe reread that sentence until the actual meaning gets through your bias.
MR started out battling the idea that most of those who walked out were Muslim nations. Now he seems to be battling the idea that they weren't predominantly Muslim!
I stated it pretty clearly. Let's try this again for a third time:
"That's 30 Muslim/Arab nations and 47 non-muslim/non-arab nations for a total of 77. So saying that of those who walked out "Nearly all were representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations" is a blatant lie."
SyneToday 02:00 AM (This post was last modified: Today 02:02 AM by Syne.)
(Today 12:22 AM)Yazata Wrote:
(Yesterday 11:42 PM)Syne Wrote:
(Yesterday 09:43 PM)Magical Realist Wrote:
Quote:According to tracking lists from the 77-country boycott, the numerical breakdown actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations.
Nope..I counted them myself. Lying to make a war criminal feel better won't fly here.
For the illiterate, "actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations" means there were MORE non-Arab/Muslim nation delegates who walked out.
Maybe reread that sentence until the actual meaning gets through your bias.
MR started out battling the idea that most of those who walked out were Muslim nations. Now he seems to be battling the idea that they weren't predominantly Muslim!
Yep, I knew his literacy was grossly inhibited by his bias, but this is truly laughable. It's like he can't stop for two minutes and just read the words at face value. It has to be processed through this thick gauze of his expectation.
He never realized that I corrected what I said and now agree with him. LOL!
(Today 12:34 AM)Magical Realist Wrote: War or genocide?
Yesterday 08:33 PM
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