Who Are The Palestinains?
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P F Tinmore
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The Palestinian territories is a designation of occupation.
Occupation does not change the legal status of a country.
Palestinian TERRITORIES . Not Palestinian country.
It was not a country before 1988.
Your constant denial of this simple fact just makes you out to look like a 9 year old.
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Not even the Palestinians are claiming they had a country.
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Don't insult 9 year olds.
P F Tinmore
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Ridiculous, Palestine has been a country since after WWI.
Nonsense.
It has NEVER been a country, either nominally nor de facto.
It is, at present, a Failed State Wannabe That Never Was.
De jure, to some extent, even today, and, most certainly, de facto.
It is more closely akin to a Lunatic Asylum, with the inmates running the place into the ground.
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You're a liar.
Actually (and I could very well be wrong), I don't think Tinny is lying, per se.
I think that he's just married to the idea, and can't bring himself to divorce the old girl.
If he did that, he would have to deal with Reality.
If he did that, his agenda would be in shambles.
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LOL! While we appreciate all the laughs you give us, perhaps it would do you good to get serious for a change.
Political Geography Now: Palestine Recognized as a Country by the U.N.
Political Geography Now: Palestine Recognized as a Country by the U.N.
P F Tinmore
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The UN does not create countries. It can only "recognize" countries that already exist.
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Not true! As per the link I provided, Palestine was never recognized or designated as a country until 2012, not sice WWl as you claimed. Sorry 'bout that but documented facts are documented facts.
P F Tinmore
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It appears it WAS!
The Plan was accepted by the Jewish public, except for its fringes, and by the Jewish Agency despite its perceived limitations.[5][6] With a few exceptions, the Arab leaders and governments rejected the plan of partition in the resolution[7] and indicated an unwillingness to accept any form of territorial division.[8] Their reason was that it violated the principles of national self-determination in the UN charter which granted people the right to decide their own destiny.[6][9]
Immediately after adoption of the Resolution by the General Assembly, the civil war broke out.[10] The partition plan was not implemented.[11]
P F Tinmore
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Recognition by the UN, or anybody else, is a political move. It has nothing to do with the existence of countries.
P F Tinmore
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OMG! How do you like that? And hear I actually believed resolution 181 created formation of the "Jewish State Of Israel."
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