obama wouldn't be sitting at the table with Al Queda. obama would be under the table on his knees.
Bless your heart. You think Obama would show up to the table.
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obama wouldn't be sitting at the table with Al Queda. obama would be under the table on his knees.
I think the President really needs to step up big time and make it perfectly clear that we are 100%
behind the survival of Israel.
I've popped this in 'clean debate' in an attempt to seriously chat about US middle eastern policy.
America should change sides and support Palestine.
Imagine the advantages:
Way cheaper than supporting Israel.
Only one enemy in the middle east
No worries about oil supply.
Can anyone suggest why the US supporting Palestine has a downside?
I've popped this in 'clean debate' in an attempt to seriously chat about US middle eastern policy.
America should change sides and support Palestine.
Imagine the advantages:
Way cheaper than supporting Israel.
Only one enemy in the middle east
No worries about oil supply.
Can anyone suggest why the US supporting Palestine has a downside?
American shouldnt support any side.
I have no idea why IPS opposed Operation Southern Watch unless someone anticipated an event like Khobar Towers:From the Wiki article on the 'Institute for Policy Study', which is a (?how far)left-leaning 'independent think tank'
Institute for Policy Studies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The IPS opposed the Iraqi no-fly-zone that was set up to protect Kurds and Shias after the Gulf War.[18]
The IPS opposed the NATO war undertaken to stop Slobodan Milošević's alleged ethnic cleansing campaign in Kosovo.[18]
Care to comment on those views ? The IPS is the parent group for the article GP cited. I fail to see where it matters so much what the British wanted or were trying to do- particularly as it appears to be the radical Islamists of HAMAS who are seeking a religious war. The US and the UK usually have goals quite similar, so if anything that'd be a recommendation to NOT change policy.
At what level of expense?I think the President really needs to step up big time and make it perfectly clear that we are 100%
behind the survival of Israel.
Change sides? Am I the only person who recognizes that taking sides in a religious war is what got us into trouble in the first place?
A backlash against Jewish people has been going on for hundreds of years. Nothing that is done today will change that.
Well, there is that small matter of Israeli nuclear weapons but Obama might be just stupid enough to try it anyway.
So, are you saying Israel's US supplied nuclear weapons would be a threat to America if the US stopped support for Israel?
Your sig line is far from historically accurate. Have you no idea why the Marines sing about 'the shores of Tripoli'?
I think the President really needs to step up big time and make it perfectly clear that we are 100%
behind the survival of Israel.
I appreciate your clean debate cop out. But America shouldn't be supporting anyone.
" israel and/or israelis drops bombs on apartment buildings full of children, commits war crimes by using certain weapons illegally violates international law constantly, and commits acts of genocide as defined by the convention on the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide..."
I do not think it's possible to substantiate the above, because I know of no instance where Israel knew there were "apartment buildings full of children" and chose to violate the GC by dropping bombs. I know of the LEGAL use of WP and such IN LEGAL WAYS during Cast Lead - which did NOT violate international law (WP isn't totally completely outlawed). And I do not see the committing of acts of genocide by Israel AS CLAIMED. There are certainly unlawful and simply wrong actions by assorted individuals with Israeli citizenship, and even 'official' acts by government which are wrong (and often protested vigorously by Israelis and Jews in other nations)
All of the allegations claimed against Israel, have many times been proven true of "Palestinian freedom fighters" - the deliberate seeking of civilian targets, particularly children (schoolbus abduction, Purim bombing, etc) The call for genocide is clear in the HAMAS Charter, the use of 'suicide' bombings against civilians is well-documented - as are the BIG LIES of faked 'atrocities' (Jenin, Mohammed al-dura, the 'ambulance hit by a bomb'....)
And then of course there are the very real atrocities - the murders of the Fogel family, the lynching and murder of two Israelis *in police custody* complete with 'triumphant' song and dance as the muderers displayed their bloody hands to the mob - and other such incidents which somehow are always forgotten and excused by the so-claimed 'peace activists'.
The quote above IMPLIES that all or 'most' or 'more' of the intolerable violence is from the Israelis. That is hardly accurate - unless, of course, one believes that the Palestinians are always 'justified' and the Israelis are always wrong.
If that IS anyone's position here - intellectual honesty demands they disclose their view.
My apologies: I thought I'd made it clear what I was asking to be substantiated. Of course, I've also previously mentioned that I do NOT like being addressed as 'Maggie' - but that also seems to have gone unnoticed.
obama wouldn't be sitting at the table with Al Queda. obama would be under the table on his knees.
Bless your heart. You think Obama would show up to the table.
and i did not say that israel need accept UN resolution 181 (although they have twice). what i said is that the negotiations about borders should begin with those defined in 181. and yes, 181 is non-binding, but as a condition of UNGA resolution 273, where the conditions by which israel was to gain acceptance as a member state to the UN are defined, israel agree to abide by 181...and yes, 273 is also nonbinding as a resolution but it has validity as an agreement.
this agreement was made after the arab israeli war also, negating all the assertions about israel agreed and "the arabs didn't". resolution 273 was an agreement between the UN and israel.
if you are saying that israel cannot be trusted to honour their agreements, well, of course i agree.
yes, some jews in america want a just peaceful solution, but they are few and far between. i donate to their cause. other jews think a peaceful solution is for the west bank to be ethnically cleansed. those are the ones i encounter most often.
i think the world has heard too many times that israel wants peace and have seen very little genuine efforts to achieve that end. the arab peace initiative gave israel everything they said they wanted, and when it was offered, israel wanted more.
but, why don't you tell me, specifically, what you think a just peace would involve. perhaps you would even be willing to show a map as to where the borders would be and discuss east al quds.
we can start at 181 as a reference point.
It doesn't matter where I believe the lines should be drawn ... it is up to the Arabs and Israelis to sort that out without external interference and the "Peace Initiative" has not found enthusiastic support amongst "Palestinians" either.
"Islamist political party Hamas, the elected government of the Gaza Strip, is deeply divided with most factions rejecting the plan"
Arab Peace Initiative - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
the vast maority of palestinians approve of the initiative...
It doesn't matter where I believe the lines should be drawn ... it is up to the Arabs and Israelis to sort that out without external interference and the "Peace Initiative" has not found enthusiastic support amongst "Palestinians" either.
"Islamist political party Hamas, the elected government of the Gaza Strip, is deeply divided with most factions rejecting the plan"
Arab Peace Initiative - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
the vast maority of palestinians approve of the initiative...
You have something which substantiates that claim?
Since killings happen from and on both sides, I cannot tell you how impressed I would be to see a Palestinian, or any Arab for that matter, carry a similar sign. I see Israelis carrying signs like that, and I realize the stark difference between the sides and why I support Israel.
Since killings happen from and on both sides, I cannot tell you how impressed I would be to see a Palestinian, or any Arab for that matter, carry a similar sign. I see Israelis carrying signs like that, and I realize the stark difference between the sides and why I support Israel.