Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

That was before the new states were formed.

What new states?

You retreated, deflected, skedaddled without a smiley face.

Link to those new states?

 

[rylah]

So following your logic, a demand for an Arab state should be even less legitimate,

So, when did all of the natives leave to be completely replaced by the Arabs?

Link?

I didn't claim that,
in fact there's a 3,500 years of continuous presence of Jews in the land.
And as I said there's no other civilization indigienous to this land existing today.


Anyway, you didn't address my question -
before yo claimed Jews didn't deserve state, because they supposedly weren't the first, the only, or supposedly was there ever a Jewish state.

But for Arabs, inspite fitting none of the categories you apply for Jews,
now you say all it takes is to not completely wipe out the population??

Seriously dude, I've never engaged with someone so disturbingly morally corrupt.

 

[P F Tinmore]

So following your logic, a demand for an Arab state should be even less legitimate,

So, when did all of the natives leave to be completely replaced by the Arabs?

Link?

I didn't claim that,
in fact there's a 3,500 years of continuous presence of Jews in the land.
And as I said there's no other civilization indigienous to this land existing today.


Anyway, you didn't address my question -
before yo claimed Jews didn't deserve state, because they supposedly weren't the first, the only, or supposedly was there ever a Jewish state.

But for Arabs, inspite fitting none of the categories you apply for Jews,
now you say all it takes is to not completely wipe out the population??

Seriously dude, I've never engaged with someone so disturbingly morally corrupt.

That didn't address my question.

 

[Hollie]

So following your logic, a demand for an Arab state should be even less legitimate,

So, when did all of the natives leave to be completely replaced by the Arabs?

Link?

I didn't claim that,
in fact there's a 3,500 years of continuous presence of Jews in the land.
And as I said there's no other civilization indigienous to this land existing today.


Anyway, you didn't address my question -
before yo claimed Jews didn't deserve state, because they supposedly weren't the first, the only, or supposedly was there ever a Jewish state.

But for Arabs, inspite fitting none of the categories you apply for Jews,
now you say all it takes is to not completely wipe out the population??

Seriously dude, I've never engaged with someone so disturbingly morally corrupt.

That didn't address my question.

Those new states?

You never addressed that.

Anything on youtube?

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Battle For Justice In Palestine: Ali Abunimah & Barbara Ransby in Conversation

 

[rylah]

So following your logic, a demand for an Arab state should be even less legitimate,

So, when did all of the natives leave to be completely replaced by the Arabs?

Link?

I didn't claim that,
in fact there's a 3,500 years of continuous presence of Jews in the land.
And as I said there's no other civilization indigienous to this land existing today.


Anyway, you didn't address my question -
before yo claimed Jews didn't deserve state, because they supposedly weren't the first, the only, or supposedly was there ever a Jewish state.

But for Arabs, inspite fitting none of the categories you apply for Jews,
now you say all it takes is to not completely wipe out the population??

Seriously dude, I've never engaged with someone so disturbingly morally corrupt.

That didn't address my question.

Stop ducking, I addressed it,
Jews were always present in the land, continuously for 3,500 years.

That question still doesn't justify your racist bigorty or demand for an Arab state.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Jews were always present in the land, continuously for 3,500 years.

So were a lot of other people. What is your point?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Preventing Palestine: How 40 Years of U.S.-Led Peacemaking Have Failed the Palestinians

 

[Hollie]

Preventing Palestine: How 40 Years of U.S.-Led Peacemaking Have Failed the Palestinians

Lots of cheap excuses for the failures of Arabs-Moslems.

 

[Hollie]

Jews were always present in the land, continuously for 3,500 years.

So were a lot of other people. What is your point?

The point is, The Jewish people managed to build a vibrant nation in the former Turkish territory. The Arabs-Moslems were not.

Nothing yet about those 'new states" you wrote about. So much bluster about nothing.

Link?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestine, the Global South, and Reacting to the Neoliberal Present

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Great Palestinian Book Robbery (w/ Benny Brunner)

 

[Hollie]

The Great Palestinian Book Robbery (w/ Benny Brunner)

Book robbery?

Is that the book you read about those “new states” you believe existed but were unable to identify?

link to those new states?

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Peace in the Middle East Region (Israel and the adjacent countries) is NOT the responsibility of the United States (US). It is the duty of the Regional Nations and their People to maintain. It is NOT the duty of the US to make the Arab Palestinian people happy.

Preventing Palestine: How 40 Years of U.S.-Led Peacemaking Have Failed the Palestinians

(COMMENT)

The US did not fail anyone but themselves and even that is questionable → depending on what objectives you had in mind.

IF the objective was the maintenance of regional peace and security THEN the diffusing of any further conflict on the scale of the last major confrontation (1973 Yom Kipper Conflict - a follow-on to the 1948 Conflict) between Israel and the Arab League has been avoided. And in that context, the US did not support (and still does not support) the Arab Palestinians in the furtherance of the hostile environment. In that sense, the US could have been considered an active opponent of Arab Palestinian goals and objectives.

Since the First Peace Treaty (between Egypt and Israel was signed in Washington DC in 1979) the US has assisted these former adversaries to maintain a grip on peace. While there have been a few border area skirmishes, in large part → most of the confrontations have been inspired by radical extremists action.

(∑Ω)

The US-Led Peacemaking DID NOT FAIL the Palestinians... The Arab Palestinians failed themselves as they continue to do each and every day.


Most Respectfully,
R

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

Are you linking to the Cartoon Network?

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Peace in the Middle East Region (Israel and the adjacent countries) is NOT the responsibility of the United States (US). It is the duty of the Regional Nations and their People to maintain. It is NOT the duty of the US to make the Arab Palestinian people happy.

Preventing Palestine: How 40 Years of U.S.-Led Peacemaking Have Failed the Palestinians

(COMMENT)

The US did not fail anyone but themselves and even that is questionable → depending on what objectives you had in mind.

IF the objective was the maintenance of regional peace and security THEN the diffusing of any further conflict on the scale of the last major confrontation (1973 Yom Kipper Conflict - a follow-on to the 1948 Conflict) between Israel and the Arab League has been avoided. And in that context, the US did not support (and still does not support) the Arab Palestinians in the furtherance of the hostile environment. In that sense, the US could have been considered an active opponent of Arab Palestinian goals and objectives.

Since the First Peace Treaty (between Egypt and Israel was signed in Washington DC in 1979) the US has assisted these former adversaries to maintain a grip on peace. While there have been a few border area skirmishes, in large part → most of the confrontations have been inspired by radical extremists action.

(∑Ω)

The US-Led Peacemaking DID NOT FAIL the Palestinians... The Arab Palestinians failed themselves as they continue to do each and every day.


Most Respectfully,
R

You can't resist demonizing the Palestinians, can you?

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF:

• DEMONIZING | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary
  Demonizing and denying the humanity of the other is described as a major defense mechanism used by each side to justify aggression against the other. From the Cambridge English Corpus …

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The US-Led Peacemaking DID NOT FAIL the Palestinians... The Arab Palestinians failed themselves as they continue to do each and every day.

You can't resist demonizing the Palestinians, can you?

(COMMENT)

Denying the Humanity of the Arab Palestinians! I think not.

Now: These are examples of Denying the Humanity of an opponent:

• Palestinian Arab Official Admits “Killing Israelis is not Terror, it’s Legitimate”
• 
  
• The PA today doubled the monthly salary it pays to the terrorist prisoner who planned the murder of 3 Israeli teens in 2014
• 
  
• Fatah: Murdering children is "legitimate human struggle" - when killer is Palestinian and victims are Israelis
• 
  
• Palestinian children's TV show features poem promoting child martyrdom

(∑Ω)

No, I'm just agreeing with them. These are not the sounds of Humanity.


Most Respectfully,
R