That's enough

I didn't say it was weak, I said they were poorly formed because you asked too many questions at one time and lumped them together. As an example I showed that there were seven questions contained in your Question 3.

Edit out the superfluous follow-ups and commentary and try writing them over, posing one question at a time.

In my opinion, the questions are clear and with examples to make it easier for you to understand.

If you don't have an answer, you don't have to say anything.

So, if you want, answer each one separately from the first question.

I think it gets more attention than any other crime in the world.

The US has supported Israel since the country was founded in 1948. Polls show that most USAmericans support Israel.

I understand that the casualties are horrific. Unfortunately, the doctors don't have the political power to compel the US to suspend aid.

I understand. However, many students and professors support Israel.

I don't think that's true. We get lots of coverage from both sides and from international sources.

Frankly, your attitude and demeanor are discouraging for a discussion. Good luck trying to corral everyone into a faux student hood.

I'm glad you accepted some truths about Israel. 👏👏
My question was not only about America's support for Israel, I also asked why in Clinton's memoirs book and in Trump's public speech he officially announced that we created ISIS. America is really the creator and supporter of terrorism in the Middle East.😔
even if the media says otherwise.🤔

Well done, that's right.✅
A student who does not get an answer from the discussion is discouraged.
I seek the truth and will not be discouraged by the question. I am discouraged by the lack of awareness among students.

I get upset with the domination of the media empire👹👿👾

Clinton's autobiography was published in 2004, years before ISIS was created. He may have been talking about the Taliban – the USA armed Afghan militias to fight the occupying Soviets and after the USSR retreated, many of those militias got together to form the Taliban.

As far as anything Trump says, I recommend that you take it with some skepticism as the man is a known liar and is ignorant of history. He was saying that for political reasons, to tarnish the record of Pres. Obama. The militants who formed ISIS were not funded and directed by Washington. They were a homegrown reaction to the continued presence of the US in the Mideast and Asia.


Not really the "creator", ghuriani. It's not as if the State Department drew up plans to fund and organize anti-Western terrorist groups. But I will agree that US presence in the Mideast and Western Asia was resented. And the puppet governments installed by the US were seen as acceptable targets for Muslim extremists who wanted to overthrow them and create a Caliphate.

Well apparently Trump won the presidency, I hear Bibi called him to congratulate him. So how do you think it's going to get all fixed for the folks in Gaza?