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  • August 4, 2026 at 12:13 am
    Shonkin

    The Romans did.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 12:33 am
      OldSarge

      Fact.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 1:05 am
      Chris Muir
      • August 4, 2026 at 1:18 am
        PeregrineJohn

        Instigation, basically, because they didn’t have the legal standing. More or less like our media.

      • August 4, 2026 at 10:00 am
        Oldarmourer

        In many ways, the Pharisees could be seen as more Babylonian than Jews. During the exile there, they picked up some pretty bad habits such as putting their ‘oral law’ ahead of Torah and the Temple, and then when the exile ended and Cyrus allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem, the Pharisees were installed into power rather than those still following the original Laws. Later on, under Roman occupation, when facing a potential challenge to their power they did what the dems and other liebrals are doing today…they commenced with the lawfare against those they considered a threat.

      • August 5, 2026 at 1:03 am
        Shonkin

        Not just the Pharisees either. Most of the temple priests were Saducees. They hated Jesus even more than the Pharisees did. They and the Pharisees had little use for each other, but they formed an unholy alliance.

  • August 4, 2026 at 12:35 am
    RHT447
  • August 4, 2026 at 12:46 am
    djmoore

    Christ was indeed a Jew. It does not do to forget that.
    He had to be persuaded to extend his favors to we goyim.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 1:19 am
      PeregrineJohn

      I am (literally) forever grateful for that extension.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 12:50 am
    eon

    Most people forget that the Jews who founded the modern state of Israel did not all come from Eastern Europe.

    David Ben-Gurion was from London by way of Oxford.

    Moshe Dayan was a Sandhurst man; his trademark eyepatch came courtesy of the Battle of Monte Cassino in 1944.

    And Golda Meir was really Golda Myerson, from Long Island.

    One of the few actual “bilu” (Jews born and raised in the actual state of Israel before independence in 1948)? Yitzahk Rabin, who was a member of the Irgun Zvai Leumi, specifically the Stern Gang.

    The Europeans, mainly academics, were the reason for Israel’s early flirtation with socialism. They gave it up for the same reason the Pilgrims did a year after landing at Plymouth Rock; they realized it was mostly an effective way to starve to death. The kibbutzes were the only remnant of it; the Israelis had learned by hard experience that socialism does not work effectively much above the village level.

    OTOH, the Eastern European (mainly Russian) Jews were the reason Israel did not become a Soviet satrap in the Mideast, as Stalin intended when he instructed Molotov to vote “Да” on partition of the Palestine Mandate. They remembered that Stalin’s purges a decade earlier had fallen mainly on Russia’s mercantile and professional middle class, the “kulaks” (“rich peasants”) as the Communists called them. Most of Russia’s Jews fell into that category. About a third of Russia’s Jews were either purged (i.e., murdered by the NKVD) or fled the country during that period.

    Add in the Holodomor “terror famine” in Ukraine and Soviet Georgia in 1932-36, which also killed about 4 to 5 million Russian farmers, many of them also Jewish, and it is estimated that from 1932 to 1939, Stalin and the Soviet Communists killed about as many Jews in Russia alone as Hitler and the Nazis killed throughout Germany and Western and Eastern Europe from 1933 to 1945.

    Israel and the United States have more in common than most people ever realize.

    clear ether

    eon

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    • August 4, 2026 at 6:22 am
      Dastardly Dan

      In short, the modern State of Israel has nothing to do with the ancient People of Israel.
      If only the Christian Zionists who hold sway on the Federal level would understand this.

      And to the Pre-Mil dispensationalists who think the temple has to be rebuilt before the second coming, wake up. It already happened, we call the event Easter.

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      • August 4, 2026 at 10:48 am
        eon

        OK, put it this way.

        The rest of the Mideast is Muslim.

        Most Muslims are either Islamist hardcores or “moderates” who support same.

        islamists, in obedience to their Holy Writ, want to kill or enslave everyone they define as a nonbeliever. That means us.

        The only certain ally we have in the middle of that dog’s breakfast is Israel. Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia will turn on us at the drop of a hat. (Think the ferryman in “The Outlaw Josey Wales” who could sing “Dixie” or “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” depending on who was paying the fare.)

        If Israel weren’t there, we would likely have long ago ended up with the situation described in Caliphateby Col. Tom Kratman.

        So…

        Do you really think nuking everything from the Hindu Kush to the Straits of Gibraltar, clear across Asia Minor and North Africa, would be a better alternative?

        Seriously.

        clear ether

        eon

      • August 4, 2026 at 1:02 pm
        The 300

        In spite of frequent exiles, Jews were never fully expelled from the Holy Land. The modern state of Israel owes its existence to European guilt and the UN who found that finally getting rid of what was left of European Jewery by giving them a sparsely populated country that was their ancestral homeland was quite convenient. That said, what they own now is the result of several wars against them, and unlike Hollywood airheads, I understand the concept of conquered land not being stolen.

        Still, imagine what Southwest Asia would be like right now if there wasn’t a Jewish state that they kept busting their teeth on. Powered by radical ideology and oil money, the Caliphate would be further along than it is now, even after the euroweenies’ leaders imported half the muzzies in Crapistan.

      • August 5, 2026 at 12:31 pm
        Honzinator

        Jews were repeatedly banned from Jerusalem and even Israel, to the point the Greeks named it “Palestine” after their extinct hated enemies, but some always stayed and they always prayed to return. In the late 1800s they bought land from (generally absentee, usually in Syria, landowners – well, land-leasers, see below) and eliminated malaria in what we now call Israel and Jordan and enabled a massive population boom of local Arabs, most of who couldn’t own land per Islamic law and tradition (Muhammad forbade land ownership – that caused massive desertification and once modern economies arose, economic backwardness). The idea was for Arabs to work in factories shoulder to shoulder with Jews, but folks like the Nazi Grand Mufti of Jerusalem didn’t want that, hoping to get all the land, and the new factories, for his own uses – he even adopted the Nazi slur that Kazar Jews weren’t Jewish and helped the Commies adopt that disproven by genetics nonsense.
        Jews, Christians and Muslims all agree God Gave the land to Jews, Muslims and many Christians just think He took it away from them, later, permanently. Jews never accepted the permanent loss, and have been returning since Josephus intervened to get people sent back home (actually since Joseph, but …).

    • August 4, 2026 at 10:04 am
      CuriousB

      Eon,

      Here’s the real story regarding Moshe Dayan’ eye patch (from Wiki):

      “On 7 June 1941, the night before the invasion of the Syria–Lebanon campaign, two Palmach companies were sent in to perform a final reconnaissance of Vichy positions. Their tasks were to cut wires, ambush Vichy patrols guarding bridges, blow up culverts, sabotage roads, and guide Australian troops during the upcoming invasion. The two companies were led by Dayan and Yigal Allon. At the time, Dayan served under the command of British Lieutenant General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson. Dayan’s unit secured two bridges over the Litani River.[11][12] When they were not relieved as expected, at 04:00 on 8 June, the unit perceived that it was exposed to possible attack and—on its own initiative—assaulted a nearby Vichy police station, capturing it. A few hours later, as Dayan was on the roof of the building using binoculars to scan Vichy French positions on the other side of the river, the binoculars were struck by a French rifle bullet fired by a sniper from several hundred yards away, propelling metal and glass fragments into his left eye and causing severe damage. Six hours passed before he could be evacuated. Dayan lost the eye. In addition, the damage to the extraocular muscles was such that Dayan could not be fitted with a glass eye, and he was compelled to adopt the black eye patch that became his trademark.”

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    • August 4, 2026 at 5:17 pm
      Robert Megee

      Over the last year, there have been a few comments by the toons that tend to be anti Israel. Today’s was even clearer. I hesitated to add my support this year because of this but went ahead. I would like to know which way this strip is going. If it is anti-Israel, please let us know.

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      • August 5, 2026 at 10:10 am
        JTC

        It is always pro-American.

        While American interests are generally pro-Israeli, if it sometimes means calling Israel out for actions that could be considered by some to be against American interests, so be it.

        At this place we calls ’em like we sees ’em.

        Thank God.

  • August 4, 2026 at 1:53 am
    Too Tall

    Every individual who ever sinned is responsible for Jesus dying on the cross. He died and rose from the dead to redeem each of us.

    Attempting to apportion the blame on Romans, Jews, or anyone else, is the equivalent of attempting to rank order virtue in a brothel.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 10:50 am
      Nancy

      Amen, brother.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 11:02 am
      WayneM

      Amen!!

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    • August 4, 2026 at 5:52 pm
      Rolando

      Couple things here: 1) Jesus’ death was fore-ordained; His body was ransom paid for universal forgiveness of sin — with a couple provisions; and 2), Pilate was the last to blame for His death — he “found no guilt in this man” but asked the AntiFa rabble of the day (whom he had to appease or control) who they would release, Barabas or Jesus…we all know how that went.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 1:58 am
    FORREST JONES

    Amen,TT.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 2:53 am
    CZ93X62

    I second that ‘Amen’, TT.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 4:20 am
    McChuck

    Jesus Christ was born God.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 4:31 am
    DDS

    Although many of the Founders were outwardly Christian, and tended to maintain their social connections to Christian churches, many of them were Deists. In a least two cases, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Paine, they took quite a bit of grief for that separation. Jefferson even famously created his own “edition” of the Judeo-Christian Bible by cutting out all spiritual or supernatural references.

    So when Jefferson wrote of “inalienable rights endowed by their creator” he was referring not to the God of the Old or New Testaments, but instead to the Deists’ concept of “The Great Watchmaker.” And the other members of that first congress, who edited and ratified Jefferson’s “Declaration of Independence” text left those words as Jefferson wrote them.

    “And you could look it up” — Yogi Berra

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism

    https://csac.history.wisc.edu/2025/07/17/deism-and-the-founders/

    https://research.colonialwilliamsburg.org/Foundation/journal/Spring09/deism.cfm

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    • August 4, 2026 at 9:20 am
      Chris Muir

      This!

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    • August 4, 2026 at 6:22 pm
      Rolando

      Well, he used “Creator”. That symbolizes much more than
      “Watchmaker”, I dare say. He knew exactly what he was doing. The man could see (and write) beyond tomorrow.

      He called his book “The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth”. He clipped identical paragraphs for 4 Bibles (Greek, Latin, French and English) and arranged them side by side in chronological order to make them more easiely read and studied. A 12-year undertaking.

      It begins, quoting,

      [handwritten] Page 1
      [typeset] CHAP. II.
      /i/ The Roman Empire Taxed /i/
      It came to pass in those days, there went out a decree from Cesar Augustus…..etc.
      end quote

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      • August 4, 2026 at 6:26 pm
        Rolando

        **”from 4 Bibles”**

  • August 4, 2026 at 5:54 am
    Toxic Deplorable Racist SAH Neanderthal B Woodman Domestic Violent Extremist SuperStraight

    I pay less attention to the “who did what”, and more attention to the Eternal Gift that He bestows to me.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 9:18 am
      Chris Muir

      There we go. Like that.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 7:52 am
    badger52

    A couple of Presidents have touched the wall during visits (Trump left a prayer note) but I don’t recall any of them kissing the wall.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 8:36 am
    Kafiroon

    In preperation of their Holy-day, the Pharisees instigated, but needed their “hands clean” physically. The Romans would not have allowed them to just do it at anytime anyway. But for the sake of us and the whole world, it had to occur as it did.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 8:45 am
    Occasional Commenter

    Dastardly Dan wrote: “the modern State of Israel has nothing to do with the ancient People of Israel.”

    Terminology question: the Bible talks about the Hebrews but today we talk about the Jews. When did that terminology shift occur, and why? Can anyone clarify? Just curious.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 9:40 am
      The 300

      Some time in the 6th century BC, when the Assyrians exiled all the Hebrews and took them to Babylon. After that, Hebrews in the Bible are referred to as Jews, from the Tribe of Judah and the Kingdom of Judah.

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      • August 4, 2026 at 3:28 pm
        Paul G

        The Ten missing tribes formed the Kingdom of Israel, the Northern Kingdom which the Assyrian Empire conquered and scattered over the Northern Boundary of the Assyrian Empire, Thus the later formation of the Ten Tribes of the Kazari Empire in the Early Middle Ages. The Hungarians Magyars were one of those tribes. The Kagans and Kugans mirrored the princely form of the Merovingian Kingdom of early France.

  • August 4, 2026 at 9:03 am
    Mort

    Since we are on this subject, and having
    been brought up Catholic, and in my young
    ignorant mind obeying all the commands
    of my bestowed upon faith, I, later, after
    hearing a nun at `Catechism` say that it
    was a `Mortal` sin to go to another religious
    service, (and I knew those who went to
    different religious services,) questioned
    her remark. later, I went briefly to a
    Parochial school. Nuns have a grudge
    against something, maybe everything.

    Years passed, with my mother stopping
    weekly church services after feeling insulted
    about a suggested donation amount.
    Everything boils down to money.

    I have been planning to go to confession
    (Catholics know what that is), not to
    confess, but to have a Priest explain to
    me, why it was necessary, for the son, of
    the creator of Heaven and earth, who
    created all the people, and animals,
    and everything else, to be tortured and
    crucified, for the sins of those, he (God)
    had created.

    There are some excellent minds here,
    I imagine someone will have an opinion,
    even, if it`s just to tell me to `Take a Hike`.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 9:48 am
      John

      You’ll need a priest who damn-near a full-fledged theologian, and has a lot of time on his hands or a deep dive on the Internet.
      It has to do with the reasons behind Sacrifice to God as a test of faith, starting with the transition from human sacrifice to animals when God stayed the hand of Abraham from killing his only son Issac; thus the reference to Christ as “The Lamb of God.”
      The reasoning for the implications this has for Christians is pretty deep but actually should be a major point of `Catechism` (I can attest that Lutherans did not discard the practice with the shift to Protestantism and I fault my own teachers for not going into proper detail here. It’s important.).

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    • August 5, 2026 at 12:33 am
      Henry

      There are many views on this.
      Here’s the most cynical.
      tinyurl dot com/mr38wry2
      (Sorry, otherwise my post gets blackholed)

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  • August 4, 2026 at 10:11 am
    Oldarmourer

    Most ‘christians’ could be better described as ‘paulians’. Following the ‘new’ Testament written largely as letters from paul begging for money and prestige over the original ‘super apostles’ as he calls them goes against what Jeshua was preaching in the Temple to those who had also gone against the original Laws to make money and take power for themselves. Paul, a Roman citizen as he so often reminded people arrived in Jerusalem, heard about these preachings and decided to make a little cash for himself but when told the man he needed for that had been killed said “Oh yeah, of course, I met him on the road, just him and me, nobody else, and he told me to take over for him instead of the ones who’d been following him for years.” Nothing else in the ‘new’ Testament was written less than 80 years after the death, just paul (saul)’s epistles which are aimed at turning Jews away from the original Laws, the ones that Jeshua followed himself, so the Romans could have an easier time controlling the Jews…Then Constatine’s wife succumbed to the paulian following and the rest is histry…and so was Rome, ‘hoist by their own petard’ as the dems are finding out can easily happen with their shiny new socialist path.

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    • August 4, 2026 at 8:04 pm
      Rolando

      I am definitely NOT a Paul follower (he was a woman-hater among other things) and what you say has a lot of truth, but isn’t all that a bit harsh?
      Askin’ for a friend…

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      • August 5, 2026 at 12:01 pm
        Oldarmourer

        No more harsh than saying ‘the Jews killed jesus”

  • August 4, 2026 at 10:23 am
    JTC

    History and religion itself notwithstanding, we need Israel almost as much as they need us. Doesn’t mean we go around with linked arms and singing kumbaya (or whatever the Yiddish version of an African song is), it just means they are are both the farthest and nearest outpost in the world war against the muzbro, and we of course are their last and final frontier of their existence in the whole world.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 12:27 pm
    Loadmaster

    Israel is the sole true democracy in the Region. And Jews are closer to Christians ideologically and religiously than the Muslims are. Two good reason for the U.S. to support Israel.

    https://iris.org.il/israel-and-the-arab-world

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    • August 4, 2026 at 12:40 pm
      Chris Muir

      Toon does not mention muslims. Why can people not talk about America and Jewish influence without dragging in muslims? And yes, muslims are our mortal enemies.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 3:06 pm
    Michael A Crawford

    Probably because of what is currently happening here in the US. The muslim influence in our elections and in our cities is almost incomprehensible today! New York City has a muslim mayor and other muslims are vying for positions in our government agencies – both states and federal! Currently, the democrat party is almost falling under the muslim influence across the entire country! Congressional membership is under attack from muslim candidates in many states. Fortunately we have a President who is responding to the muslim problem at its point of origin.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 3:54 pm
    PaulS-AngryWhiteMaleConstitutionalExtremist

    YOWSA! It really is amazing the group of minds that have congregated at DBD. 🙂

    ‘I‘ve gathered you all here today…..’

    Let there be light!

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  • August 4, 2026 at 4:23 pm
    Kafiroon

    Mort:
    John 3:1-21 NKJV 5 Jesus answered, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. 6 That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.
    I like many was taught and knew I had to accept Jesus. But, I learned later I had to confess I was a sinner and needed to verbally, actually ask Jesus to forgive my sins and to come and live in me, to change me into the person he wanted me to be instead of my sinful self.
    It Is That Simple.

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  • August 4, 2026 at 7:45 pm
    C Moore

    I admit I’m ignorant in a lot of things, but wasn’t it the Sadducees that wanted Jesus dealt with? They were the sect in control of the Temple and he’d just trashed it

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  • August 4, 2026 at 7:58 pm
    Rolando

    Muslims must be officially declared apostate since they have been given the knowledge of the Truth and have refused it. Therefore they and all their possessions, including “mosques” are no longer protected by the 1st Amendment and are subject to taxation and forfeit.
    Or something.

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