im not a man that knows alot about alot of things in this life.

Beware of someone who begins a comment in this way. Either he’s genuinely humble (doubtful) or he putting up a big show of how humble he is only to lay a big fat one on ya.

Thanks for all the pop psychology narishckeit. In fact, I’ve never heard of Jewish pop psychology, but you’ve started a new trend. BTW, someone who offers a fake apology is worse than someone who offers no apology at all. You have nothing to apologize for other than you’ve offered an entirely insincere apology. So do us all a favor & either read the blog & learn something or don’t. But do spare us the nonsense.

“I’d like to think someone would come to rescue me if I’m trapped under a building after an earthquake.”

“A lot of good that would do you when you and your whole family end up dead from cholera or an e. choli infection because no one thought it was important to provide decent waste-disposal facilities.”

Oh, golly! You are quite right, Shirin! Please don’t come and rescue me, because even if you do, and even if your medical teams perform emergency surgery on me, and save my life, I might get cholera afterwards, so you might just as well let me die now!

1) The opinion of one disgruntled former aid worker doesn’t prove that mobile toilets were needed more than medicine. I know your standard answer: “He’s an expert and you’re not.” But that doesn’t cut it Richard because he’s just one expert and one swallow does not a summer make.

2) You tried to imply – with your usual innuendo and lack of evidence – that Israel was responsible for America turning away “precious, desperately needed medical supplies.” And this after telling us ad nauseum that it was toilets they needed not doctors.

What a pathetic attempt at anti-Israel Hasbara you engaged in Richard.

Do you recall WHERE you read this?

The Second World War.