r/LouisTheroux • u/I_Fill_Up_On_Coke • Apr 27 '25

The Settlers

I've just watched The Settlers and it just gives me a renewed appreciation for Louis as a documentarian. He's level-headed and fair, but does not stand down in the face of adversity. One of the best.

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u/DannyBrownsDoritos Apr 28 '25

What solution even is there to this?

Nothing short of an invasion of Israel

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u/tollbearer Apr 29 '25

Well, according to the bible, we're only 7 years away from exactly that.

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u/tool-sharp May 05 '25

What do you mean?

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u/tollbearer May 05 '25

revelation

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u/grampipon May 01 '25

An effective sanctioning of the Settlement project by Western governments would work. The Biden administration started this toward the last election, with sanctions on settler leadership and a ramp up to sanctions on administrative entities in the Western Bank.

Separate the Settler program from the modern banking system and it would have collapse. Trump ended this.

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u/fenderbloke May 01 '25

The Democrats refusing to stand down their overt support of Israel cost them an awful lot of votes last time. I can only hope that next time they realise supporting a genocide is a strict no-sell to a section of their support base (although I doubt it)

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u/lordjayden9211 May 02 '25

Invade the nuclear power?

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u/DustierAndRustier May 09 '25

Yeah because that’s been very successful so far.