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I have no desire to endorse any road map that leads to the Palestinians being ruled by a communist boss like Arafat or by anything else likely to become a Palestinian leader. My map says that when Palestine was partitioned, the Arabs got 3/4 of it which is known as Jordan and the Jews got the remaining 1/4 that is Israel. It is time for them to go home but Jordan now would be ill-advised to accept them. The Palestinian thugs have made their bed and can now lie in it. The partition is unacceptable to Arafat, et al., who will not be satisfied with anything less than driving the Jews into the sea. To the extent that the members of Congress urged Bush not to pressure Sharon, I agree with the members of Congress. Bush may well agree with them too. As Hugh Scott once said, don't listen to what we say. Watch what we do.

You may also count on Hamas and Hezbollah and the other homicide bombers to see to it that there will never be an agreement or a peace settlement. You can also count on the Palestinian leaders to do nothing effective as to HAmas and as to Hezbollah. One need not do much reading. A glance at TV news with body parts flying all over Israel from the scum who are regarded as Palestinian "freedom fighters" will suffice. We are not the big dog on the block for nothing. Enough of restraining Sharon. It is time for him to do what comes naturally. As a general, he understands that a military response is to kill those who need killing and destroy their property. For how many decades more should these Palestinian maniacs be tolerated? Why should they be rewarded.

American "road maps" to peace are pantywaist diploschemes to postpone the inevitable. Bush has never shown the slightest inclination to pressure Sharon while the Palestinians continue their pattern of violence against the innocent. Lord willing, he never will.