Plan of action?
"Rumor has it..."
Someone at the U. or municipality that might be able to be swayed/petitioned? Or just someone (a name/phone number) that we might be able to complain/verify/etc?
Plan of action?
"Rumor has it..."
Someone at the U. or municipality that might be able to be swayed/petitioned? Or just someone (a name/phone number) that we might be able to complain/verify/etc?
ldp205 wrote:
Plan of action?
"Rumor has it..."
Someone at the U. or municipality that might be able to be swayed/petitioned? Or just someone (a name/phone number) that we might be able to complain/verify/etc?
If it’s important to you to keep running there for free, I trust your creativity to find out yourself more details and make a plan
Anyone ever stretch their achilles up against the Wailing Wall?
Was the track built with tax money? And is it maintained using taxes? What about insurance? If so, is the tax money enough to cover 100% of the costs? If so, it should be free. If not, well then...
Is the trask open to runners of all ethnicities and relations?
Open to everybody? wrote:
Is the trask open to runners of all ethnicities and relations?
Probably not.
Likely closed to anyone making comments on Social media that does not conform to the permissible orthodoxy either.
Bet not wrote:
Open to everybody? wrote:
Is the trask open to runners of all ethnicities and relations?
Probably not.
Likely closed to anyone making comments on Social media that does not conform to the permissible orthodoxy either.
This track has been open to everybody and there wasn't even any security in the entrance. Free entrance to everybody 7 days a week. As for wether the track is maintained with tax money- this track is public and belongs to the municipality of Jerusalem. Every Cent or rather Agora of the municipality is the public’s.
hahahhaa I guess stereotypes exist for a reason
Typical jews
They should open a new track for this greatest generation of runners, so full of righteous and wise words on their forums and social media, and so full of fair judgment:
Tophet, the place of child sacrifice by the Canaanites.
The smoldering pits of Sodom and Gomorrah.
The former child sacrifice grounds of Carthage,
Etc.
KTHXBAI wrote:
Typical jews
lolface wrote:
hahahhaa I guess stereotypes exist for a reason
I love and cherish the people, because they are so juicy. The glass is bottomless and there is plenty. So many nations and ethnicities and religions of the world, so well behaved and radiant of virtue and eloquence. Such taste and character.
Bet not wrote:Likely closed to anyone making comments on Social media that does not conform to the permissible orthodoxy either.Probably closed to people like me.
Ggggg wrote:
Bet not wrote:
Probably not.
Likely closed to anyone making comments on Social media that does not conform to the permissible orthodoxy either.
This track has been open to everybody and there wasn't even any security in the entrance. Free entrance to everybody 7 days a week. As for wether the track is maintained with tax money- this track is public and belongs to the municipality of Jerusalem. Every Cent or rather Agora of the municipality is the public’s.
No way. Anyone flying into Israel has his social media and cell phones checked and is turned away if not sufficiently fawning to the Zionist state.
SaksaamuccayaSakahaumvarga wrote:
I love and cherish the people, because they are so juicy. The glass is bottomless and there is plenty. So many nations and ethnicities and religions of the world, so well behaved and radiant of virtue and eloquence. Such taste and character.
U do know that Israel insists on being called the Jewish State? And that non Jews who were driven out of Israel cannot return but Jews from anywhere in the world can come live there?
Teach a man to fish, and he'll have fish for a lifetime
https://memecrunch.com/meme/Q05N/a-jewish-fishing-trip/image.jpg?w=612&c=1
Why can't they be like the US where every track is open to the public every day and evening?
coach wrote:
Why can't they be like the US where every track is open to the public every day and evening?
Like you don't know, (((coach)))
coach wrote:
Why can't they be like the US where every track is open to the public every day and evening?
With Trump's Muslim ban, America is becoming more like Israel
