The difference is I am trying to restore how Britain used to be while they are trying to destroy Britain. And I am not rabbidly antisemitc like them. I wish for the English to subjugate the Israelis and Palestinians which will bring peace as well as liberate the Israeli and Palestinian christians who have been persecuted by both sides. Once Israel is conquered, the Israelis will probably not rebel because they will need the English for protection from the Muslims.
The reason the middle east is such a disaster zone is ultimate because of British and French meddling and in the end the State of Israel could not have been were it not for Britain.
Do I think it would have been any better without them? I think it's impossible to say what could have been, but the way things are now I think English participation and leadership is probably amongst the worst input either side could recieve.
There's several reasons the American's lead the support to Israel and not the Europe that made the sharpest push for Zionism; and it's not purely financing.
The Roman Empire succeeded in ruling in the Middle East for centuries.
On and off, with lots of major infighting and losses against Persia and Palmyra. It was never a secure part of their territory in the same way that Northern Africa was until the Arab conquest.
After the fall of the Ottomon Turks and the creation of new Arab states in their place, the Arab states have also been too busy fighting each other to bother with the rest of the world.
It "tends" to be Sunni vs Shia led-states; and as it stands were they not all united in their hatred of Israel the Shia would have been conquered decades ago. The Shia are evil heretical apostates to the Sunni certainly, but they're not "as bad" as Jews.
Also, I have an important question. What is your political affiliation? I've seen you criticize both Trump, Antifa, and the Labour party.
Until about five years ago I would have described myself as centre-left. I've been a lifelong voter of social democratic parties like Labour and Socialdemokraterna depending on where I've lived in Europe.
However, the past few years have seen some major changes. Center-left parties in Europe have been overtaken by and large by a bizarre coalition of radical feminists and Islamists (which side is stronger depends on the territory) who promote far-left social policies I simply don't support to the extent I will sacrifice my opinions on welfare systems to try and prevent them being introduced (and also in Britain promoting budgets and economic plans that are simply not workable; we simply can't tax the rich into oblivion and sign off all third world debt like Comrade Corbyn would wish).
In the last election, I participated in I voted for a center-right party. I find most of their manifesto abhorrent but they're the only ones that seemed in my eyes to have a viable plan for the country I was resident in (I have a fairly colorful family history and living situation that's left me with multiple nationalities and grants me the ability to vote in several countries inside and outside of the EU; though I haven't in all of them).
In the UK in the next general election I have honestly no idea who I will vote for. I support Brexit, meaning I would not vote for a party that promises to block it like Labour, the Scottish National Party or the Liberal Democrats. That said, I really don't like the look of this new Brexit Party. I share their main premise, but their policies are essentially either nonexistent or in the few cases they've given hints as to what they might be they're fairly extreme.
If Boris can deliver on a no-deal Brexit, I will vote Conservative. Otherwise I really have no idea. I suppose I would have to support Farrage and the Brexit Party, even though I think he is a complete and utter knob if he really is the only one trying to carry through the popular vote.
I find it hard to label my political stance Jacob these days since the meaning of labels of changed so drastically; when I first started voting being center-left meant you were for universal healthcare and social support programs; not that you wanted sex changes for twelve year olds and a choice of at least sixteen genders on your passport. I do hold very strong political views, but there is simply no individual or party that represents them in whole or even part in Europe anymore. Certainly not in the US either.