P F Tinmore, et al,
Here we have an example of where the presenter stresses the view that the Arab Palestinians don't get media air time
(like the very 50 min video) presented here, or that the Arab Palestinians are always portrayed as Villains, Jihadist, Terrorist or other such dangerous elements; and that there is something wrong with portraying the Arab Palestinians in roles that are representative of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Izz ad-din al-Qassam Brigade, the Palestinians at the Olympics in Munich, the many hijackings, the Palestinians the rolled the Leon Klinghoffer in a wheelchair off the sea, to the Palestinians that attacked the Beach resorts and killed
(among others) niece of then U.S. Senator Abraham Ribicoff, and it goes on and on. The reality is, that Arab Palestinians ARE conducting or supporting Jihadism, Deadly Fedayeen Action, Hostile Insurgency Operations, Radicalized Islamic Behaviors, and Asymmetric Violence.
(QUESTION)
How else should the world portray them? It would be hard to portray them as a Nobel Laureate in Science, or an Astronaut, or other
(non-violent) heroes. There is no such thing as a Palestinian Nobel Laureate in Science, or a Palestinian Astronaut. While not impossible, it is really hard to do; especially hear in America. Are there successful Arab Palestinians, hell yes.
Indeed, Britain and the Zionists worked together to pull off this heist.Without that there would not be war.
(COMMENT)
Now one of the great openers this presenter starts with --- is that the 100 Years War
(all works of fiction must have a catchy title) and its initiator, the Balfour Declaration. In fact, from his presentation, you get the impression that the national rights focused on the Jews, that the Balfour Declaration was a Declaration of War, and it was essentially a Colonial Proclamation. In fact, he points out that the Arab Palestinians were not mentioned in the Balfour Declaration or the Mandate for Palestine. That this was a cloaking device of sorts and an attempt to write them out of history. That they were not given an opportunity to engage in self-governing institutions
(we've already discussed this and I submitted a half-dozen examples of offers that were rejected by the Arab Palestinians).
The Arab Palestinian seems to think that, like this presenter, that the poor Arab Palestinian is really a humble people that is so misunderstood. The presenter goes out of the way to empress upon the view that the Colonial Power (talking about the Allied Powers that won the war) use their superior military might to "CRUSH" the Arab Revolt and Uprising (1936-39) that eliminated 10% of the Arab Palestinians --- killed, wounded, captured - deported/imprisoned.
But the recurring theme here is that the misunderstood Hostile Arab Palestinian that has taken to good faith steps to negotiate a peaceful settlement, is not properly portrayed across the media outlets and forms.
This is another one of those videos that you want to have a box of Kleenex nearby, because its a tearjerker.
Most Respectfully,
R