One of the silly things conspiracy theorists sometimes like to bring up (and there are so many to choose from) is the one about the "5 dancing Israelis".
While this claim proves absolutely nothing, I was wondering though how do they know that the Israelis were "dancing"?
As far as I know, there isn't any video footage of them.
Also, I was wondering why the significance attached to them "dancing"? What if they were not "dancing"?
Gypsyfish
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It's only meaningful to the people who generalize from the actions of a few in order to smear an entire group of people. It doesn't matter what 5 people did, whether those people are white, black, Jewish, Muslim, whatever. 5 people do not represent an entire religion, ethnic group, gender or anything else.
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Not "dancing"....but certainly appeared to be celebrating by jumping, high-fiving
according to a witness living in an apt with full view of their van down below.
I'll not fill you in on the details of these Israelis considering you're only interested
in whether they were really dancing, or not.
humpty
This Jew was riding his bicycle between Vancouver, Canada and Seattle, mostly along back roads. If there was a world wide conspiracy I was not informed.
Anonymous
Since such conspiracists love fiction , I suspect they were influenced by -- "The Adventure of the Dancing Men" -- the Sherlock Holmes story written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Anonymous
There is a form of prayer in ancient Judaism that is similar to the “whirling dervishes” in Islam.