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US ends efforts to halt Israel's security wall (We Won - State Dept Loses!)
The Financial Time ^
| October 24 2003
| Guy Dinmore
Posted on 10/24/2003 1:40:51 PM PDT by Pubbie
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posted on
10/24/2003 1:40:52 PM PDT
by
Pubbie
To: Pubbie
Great news, good post, thank you President Bush and all concerned !
To: Pubbie
But diplomats warn that the change in US policy is breaking apart the "quartet" - the US, European Union, Russia and the United Nations - that launched the road map.
A. Who cares what diplomats think?
B. US out of the UN. UN out of the US.
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posted on
10/24/2003 1:45:47 PM PDT
by
samtheman
To: samtheman
But diplomats warn that the change in US policy is breaking apart the "quartet" - the US, European Union, Russia and the United Nations - that launched the road map. But look at the positive side. Fewer Jews will die at the hands of Islamofascists. I am sure the "diplomats" appreciate that fact. Right???
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posted on
10/24/2003 1:50:51 PM PDT
by
veronica
("I just realised I have a perfect part for you in "Terminator 4"....)
To: Pubbie
Slowly but surely were smoking out who's with us and who's against us.
The battlelines are being drawn.
To: Pubbie
We Won - State Dept Loses! We need a wall around the state department.
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:03:10 PM PDT
by
Paleo Conservative
(Do not remove this tag under penalty of law.)
To: Pubbie
But diplomats warn that the change in US policy is breaking apart the "quartet" - the US, European Union, Russia and the United Nations - that launched the road map. GOOD!
How many inocent Israelis have been murdered since this road map was put in place anyway. Since we're dealing with terrorists who don't want peace in the first place anyway, this road map, although well intentioned, never had half of a chance. It's best we face the terrorists' true intentions now, before they acquire WMD, rather than later.
If these diplomats are supposed to be so smart, why don't they realize this simple truth. Oh I know, they too want the destruction of Israel. Sorry but that just isn't going to happen, Israel will survive.
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:11:03 PM PDT
by
quesera
(Scr*w the RATS, the U.N., and the French!)
To: Paleo Conservative
oh now you've done it ... Boucher will be all over that remark ... hehe
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:11:44 PM PDT
by
Bobby777
To: Pubbie
..consumed 2,850 acres of Palestinian land and will give only limited access for 72,000 people to their farmland
That would be roughly .04 acres per person (assuming it's all farmland and they are all farmers). That's some efficient farming!
To: Pubbie
You can tell an election year is just around the corner.
To: Paleo Conservative
We need a wall around the state department. Could we make it watertight?
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:31:59 PM PDT
by
steveegg
(Wisconsin CCW? I hope.)
To: Pubbie
Back in Iowa, there's a saying: "Good fences make for good neighbors".
In this case, good fences make for living neighbors.
They should threaten to move it a kilometer east every time a terrorist attack occurs.
It would be interesting to see if the terror would stop before the fence fronted on Mecca.
To: Pubbie
The Israelis shouldn't be building a fence.
They should be sowing a minefield about a kilometer deep.
L
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:33:58 PM PDT
by
Lurker
(Some people say you shouldn't kick a man when he's down. I say there's no better time to do it.)
To: Pubbie
With Mahmoud Abbas, then Palestinian prime minister, by his side in the White House, he told reporters: "It is very difficult to develop confidence between the Palestinians and Israel with a wall snaking through the West Bank."
Bwahahahhaaha!
Confidence between Palestinians and Israel....please...ohhhh please...you're killin' me!!
(good fences make good neighbors.)
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:44:35 PM PDT
by
xzins
To: EternalVigilance
Bringing it back to the basics, I have a question:
Isn't the Gaza Strip and West Bank part of Israel?
OK, two questions:
Why doesn't the IDF reclaim these areas and 'deport' anyone that does not want to live by Israeli laws? Heck, are these Palestinians even classified as Israeli citizens?
deport = probably have to kill half of them because they'd shoot back.
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posted on
10/24/2003 2:51:59 PM PDT
by
tazman3
(Why is this so complicated?)
To: Pubbie
A wall is not the answer; freeing the Palestinians of their terrorist leadership, is.
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posted on
10/24/2003 3:22:51 PM PDT
by
thinktwice
( --- "When goods cross borders, armies do not." --- Source unkinown.)
To: thinktwice
A wall will help make the possible by depriving the Palestinians of their "Terrorism" Card. That along with creating incentives for Jews to settle in large numbers in the biblical birthplace of the Jewish people, will eventually bring the Palestinians back to the negotiating table. The Palestinians will agree to far less generous terms only when they finally understand that if they don't settle on terms they can get, they will lose everything. And no one in Israel is prepared to give them a state under current circumstances, the efforts of the "Quartet" to the contrary notwithstanding. In undermining peace, the Palestinians have displayed the knack of being their own worst enemies.
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posted on
10/24/2003 3:29:49 PM PDT
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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To: Pubbie
That's great news! BUMP!!
To: Pubbie
MORE WALL, LESS ISRAELI DEATHS.
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