Bit Players, Bullies and Righteous Rebels by S.M. Stevens

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Order may come in multiple shipments, however you will only be charged a flat fee.Ģ-10 days after all items have arrived in the warehouse It has given me a whole different viewpoint on the entire enterprise going all the way back to 1967 at least.Items in order will be sent as soon as they arrive in the warehouse. Not just through omission, not just through a lack of having taken any action or spoken up or said anything but actually through support of things that I didn’t know were being used in that way. It’s just I have that in my own personal history, not the history of my people, but in my own life I have a connection to something that does make me culpable. That was in 1973 and the pennies I was putting in the boxes weren’t literally going to support the takeover of Silwan. Who does it turn out is one of the major sources of for this whole City of David enterprise? The little blue boxes I put my pocket change in at Hebrew school every week growing up, the Jewish National Fund. I’m hearing and seeing illegally taking over houses and these people are fighting for their neighborhood. The first day we were here they took us to Silwan, in the shadow of City of David.

Bit Players, Bullies and Righteous Rebels by S.M. Stevens