In Photos: Worldwide protest against Israeli attack on Gaza (Updated)

[R. Daneel Olivaw]

http://mondoweiss.net/2014/07/worldwide-protest-israeli.html

The protests are worldwide.

Please view the pictures, and then weigh that against the childish quips that the Pro-War Israel camp will offer to belittle them.

[Jefferson23]

1. Their cause has resonated with citizens around the world for sometime now...those photos are

spectacular..thank you, Daneel.



Chicago

[King_David]

13. Yes does look spectacular , also in Chicago tho ,

Leaflets Threaten Chicago Jews Over Israel in Gaza


Leaflets threatening the Jewish community because of Israel’s Gaza operation were found on parked cars in a Chicago neighborhood.

The leaflets found Saturday on six cars in the Pulaski Park neighborhood, in the northwestern part of the city, threatened violence if Israel did not pull out of Gaza and end its operation in the coastal strip that began July 8, the Chicago Tribune reported.

Chicago Police opened an investigation and notified the department’s hate crimes unit, according to the newspaper.

http://m.forward.com/articles/202497/leaflets-threaten-chicago-jews-over-israel-in-gaza/?

[Jefferson23]

15. There are always a percentage of idiots, all those phone/cameras most people have should help

find the culprits..and those leaflets....incitement.

[Jefferson23]

2. kick

Ottawa, Canada

[awoke_in_2003]

3. One thing about that pic that makes me chuckle...

is that no one is on the grass. I guess Canadians ARE too polite K&R for the OP.

on edit: this is not a shot at Canadians. The 3 weeks I spent in your country in 2002 were great, and I look forward to re-visiting.

[Jefferson23]

4. That is funny, but I'm not from Canada. I have been adding different photos of the protests in

my responses...sorry about that. I should probably start clarifying..lol. I used one from Chicago too.

The photos are great and say so much.

I was in Montreal last summer, loved it..so know what you mean.

[awoke_in_2003]

5. Oh, I didn't think you were from Canada...

just commenting on the pic. My time in Canada was in Montreal. I was at a company called CAE doing an in plant acceptance of a flight simulator. It is a wonderful town. It is a big city without the big city attitude. Maybe it was because I wasn't from there, but I was treated very well by everyone. Oh, and I grew a love for poutine. I was there in Feb. 2002. The weather really didn't bother me any. I may now live in Texas, but I spent most of my life in Ohio, and lived in Cleveland from the age of 13 to 24. The one good thing about being there at that time is I got free ticket in the 10th row to a Montreal Canadiens game- my first live pro hockey game. As a customer of CAE, when I asked where to buy tickets I was given two for free. I walked up to one of the engineers and showed him the tickets. He said that he would buy the food and beer, and off we went. It was a great time. The best thing about the trip was getting to hear the different world view. All those idiots who say that Canadians have a lousy health care system and want it trashed have never spoken to Canadians. Sorry for the ramble

[Jefferson23]

7. Oh ok..that's good. Loved Montreal, the people are wonderful and we got out ouside the city

to the national park..so beautiful. Fresh croissants and coffee every morning just
across the street did not hurt either. I enjoyed your ramble...I want to go back, see
Montreal in the winter. I have heard about their winter festivals.

[awoke_in_2003]

8. fresh croissants made with real butter...

I once heard someone say that it is impossible for the French to make anything without butter- I applaud that

[Jefferson23]

10. Oh yea, and to answer your other question..I don't recall about obesity there..so not sure.

Croissant with margarine? I think we know about how many people would wait on line for that.

[awoke_in_2003]

11. We (I am including myself) Americans

have far too much dependence on prepackaged and fast food. I remember my great grandmother who died at the age of 95 in the mid 70's. She had eggs at almost every breakfast. She cooked with lard, there was no such a thing as margarine. But she ate in moderation, and ate a lot of vegetables and fruits. Meat was always in small portions- for a long time in this country meat was a luxury item. We (myself included) need to start eating better.

[Jefferson23]

17. Real food, leave the processed behind..that is best..yep. n/t

[awoke_in_2003]

19. I have lost 30 lbs in the last 6 months...

just incorporating more veggies (fresh, not out of a can) and getting less fast food. I still have 50 more to go (I know, I let myself go for too long), but I am getting there. I didn't gain the weight overnight, I won't lose it overnight.

[Jefferson23]

20. Good for you..that is wonderful for your health..congrats! n/t

[awoke_in_2003]

21. Thank you...

I look at my 9 month old granddaughter and realize I want to live to a nice old age.

[Jefferson23]

22. That has got to be one of the best parts of life..enjoy. :)

[awoke_in_2003]

6. You know, a funny thing popped in my head...

I don't remember seeing many, if any, obese people while I was there.

[King_David]

9. Here's another rally in Canada

[R. Daneel Olivaw]

12. Here we go folks. We have a winner. Thanks, king, I knew you wouldn't let us down.

Anything to distract from Bibi the baby killer, right buddy?

[Jefferson23]

14. Awful. Good there are plenty of people with cameras to keep any evidence of any crimes.

They should be talking to to each other instead of this.

[King_David]

16. Yes I think the actual organizers of the rally apologized after .

[Jefferson23]

18. See that, and maybe they'll even talk to each other more. n/t