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King Tech Quadafi:
exactly my brother


i think suicide bombing is such a waste of young palestinians , future doctors and engineers, but i understand the frustration and desperation of them, due to the oppressed lives they are living,

i am in favour of peaceful negotiations, but armed resistance is needed if your life is being threatened

i dont want the death of Israel, i dont want to "drive the jews into the sea", i want 2 states living side by side, independant, not run by one another,

i want Jersualem, shared by Israeli Jews, and Palestinian muslims/christains,

i want a palestinian state in the west bank and gaza, and i want all those settlements in gaza and the west bank as well as the one in E. Jerusalem


peace

infinite59:

--- Quote ---and they say sharon is a man of peace, what kinda shit is that? how the fuck are they gonna have peace when they wont let palestine have its own state, this shits just goin in circles
--- End quote ---


I think bottom line is that Sharon represents the mindstate of alot of people, that Muslims are second rate citizens, with a second rate religion, and that their lifes are expendable.

I TO DA GEEZY:
what tha LIKUDs majority"s vote meant was...that wit this

type of a leadership(terrorism supporting) of the  

autonomy....there is no way a Palestinian state can exist....

all that it is...

imagine this, if a palestinian state starts it"z existing, let"s

say tommorow, this is going to be a state that supports

terrorism...will have tha ability to contact, Syria,Iraq,Iran etc

(since it"s a state this won"t be tha regular contact it might

have had by now....but in weapon trade deals, formal

ones)....with the intention to destroy Israel...i don"t think

that many of tha pro palestinian peepz here remember what

Arfat said shortly after sIgning tha Oslo agreement...it was

somethin like this: "since we can'T defeat Israel in a phisical

WAR, this agreement is going be used to reach a higher

posision of effect on Israel....and is going to be a multi-

leveled tactic to bring Israel to distruction while using the

political force that will be given to us(due to the agreement)

along with power actions against Israel at tha same time

(terroristic actions for tha hard getters:))"....now you tell

me...how can someone, someone who has tha plan of

destroying Israel, calls millions of Shahids to come to

Jerusalem...and payes\phisiclly supports, terroristic actions

while simultanuaslly enjoying the political strength that was

given to him by formal agreements, how can this someone

be a leader of a state...  ?....and even if it wasn"t him...there

is no alternative that is completelly oposite to arafat in his

ways right now....this state will mean to Israel and to the

world a new Iraq,Iran etc...you have to be kidden" not to

realise that if Arafat really wanted a state he would have it

long time ago as well(the last camp david agreement, for

example)...so in fact he doesn"t even want a state as long as

Israel exists by it"s side....



i saw how some people say sharon has much more to be

blamed for...loughable(no offence) after this Itifaada...and

tha most generous offer ever...i dont know how anyone could

blame sharon for anythang besides trying to protect his

state  from distruction(btw...alow me to remind you that

sharon presented the pro palestinian state side on LIKUDs

debate yesterday)....so i really don"t get what some of the

people r saying here....it"s like blaming Bush for bombing

Afgan after september 11th...and don"t forget we had many

years of september 11th"z here in Israel.

TheSheriff:
No-one can blame Sharon for Arafat rejecting Barak's deal. The problem is this, for both sides.

Neither side has a charismatic enough leader to make them follow his decision in the name of peace. Arafat had to reject Barak, because his PLA wanted 100% rather than 98%.

Sharon wants peace, this has been a humiliation for him...Netanyahu is opposing his leadership, etc. Funny how their positions have changed. When Netanyahu was in power, he was a moderate. Israel need a Golda Meir, or a Yitzak Rabin (who had a 75% approval rating a week before his death)...Palestine need a Kussim, or a Idrat.

Oh, one other thing, on the Gaza Strip-and Golan heights-is that Israel occupied them for strategic reasons. Without them, Israel is under extreme military pressure from Syria in the Golan...Also, think about this. Israel started off its life as several enclaves, and had to go to war to survive, and form a consistent frontier. If Palestine had one little chunk around Rafah and Gaza, and the larger chunk round the West Bank, they'll be strategically crippled. They'll have to garrison Gaza with no means of supply if Egypt gets pissed with them.

Oh, by the way, Jordan oppressed the Palestinian people in the West Bank, annexing it in 1959-officially, at least. Jordan should suck as many balls as anyone for the situation, in that now they hypocritically support Palestine, as a way of opposing Israel.

King Tech Quadafi:
yeah for sure, Owen u spittin truth again

fuckin Jordan damn near walked out of this mess and frontin like their hands are clean.......

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