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Hamas was the head of the Palestinian Authority and that government was legally constituted."
Ha.
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HELP - Israel vs Palestinians - Educate me
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Hamas was the head of the Palestinian Authority and that government was legally constituted."
Ha.
Looks alright. We would probably get halvah more oftener than Christmas time.
Oops.
Hossfly declares unequivocally that he stands ready to - no - has given up on the USA and given all his allegiance to the fascist state between Egypt and Lebanon.
Is treason still a crime in America, or just a lifestyle choice?
Fascist state
Another brainwashed deluded leftie
How so? The Sultan of the State of Palestine personally handed transfer papers over to Ben Gurion.You forgot to mention illegally.I'm not certain he was lying but I agree the UN did not create Israel. 716,700 Jewish and 156,000 non-Jewish soon-to-be Israelis did.
Don't even bother with Tinmore. The guy has absolutely no clue what he's talking about concerning the history of Israel and 'Palestine'
Mojo2
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How so? The Sultan of the State of Palestine personally handed transfer papers over to Ben Gurion.You forgot to mention illegally.
Don't even bother with Tinmore. The guy has absolutely no clue what he's talking about concerning the history of Israel and 'Palestine'
Did you catch my 'discovery?'
For those who are under the mistaken impression that Israel came in and TOOK the land from the Arabs, this dispels that notion.
Conservatives should keep this handy because about 15% (IMHO) of all anti-Israeli posters who have given the matter any real thought opposes Israel on the basis that it came in and stole the Palestinians' land.
What we see here, however, is that this idea is not factually supported.
Keep this handy to help spread the truth about the history.
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/0553117785/ref=acr_offerlistingpage_text?ie=UTF8&showViewpoin]Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Battleground: Fact and Fantasy in Palestine[/ame] ts=1
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Mojo2
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The entire proposition has been dispelled with this history reminder:
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/0553117785/ref=acr_offerlistingpage_text?ie=UTF8&showViewpoin[/ame] ts=1
Oops? What happened? Did you step in dog shit?Looks alright. We would probably get halvah more oftener than Christmas time.
Oops.
Hossfly declares unequivocally that he stands ready to - no - has given up on the USA and given all his allegiance to the fascist state between Egypt and Lebanon.
Is treason still a crime in America, or just a lifestyle choice?
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It's good vs people who still live in the 7th century. All you have to do is LOOK.
You get it now ?
No doubt Islam has probably leads to sexual frustration. It could be one of the reasons so many male muslamics are so uptight. But they aren't the only ones living in the 7th century. There are people all around the world that believe certain events actually did happen. Your right, look all around you. In fact, does any religion get a pass from being the cause of most of the world's problems today? Sorry to sway off subject, but do you get it?
"Sorry to sway off subject, but do you get it?"
np....about
and with all due respect: if you're a guy, i sometimes feel .....you may not see things the same way as me in this regard. If I'm wrong, sorry... "There are people all around the world that believe certain events actually did happen---In fact, does any religion get a pass from being the cause of most of the world's problems today..."
ronin, i guess you don't believe in God (?-sounds like it)... you seem very "frustrated" towards people who believe in God and ''people who "believe in actual events."
what do you want to hear ?
I believe in God....
You be who you are. In between your own "frustrations" with people who believe in God....(and I have my personal reasons - it's all good) -- BUT think how "someone like me" may feel about...you (but not in a bad way, you get it?? no ? ) .... and a.f.a.i.c -- no person/peoples (for example) who blow themselves up to kill others at a market place IN THE NAME OF GOD - are people of GOD. It's not God's way. They're just sick individuals--so far from GOD, it's scary/sad.. Whether you are Jewish, Muslim, Christian, doesn't matter.
p.s.:
you may not think so, (i really don't know, RO)....but, who we are - it was no accident. i'm whittling it down TO....it's simple. those eyebrows. placed ever so delicately over our eyes. yeah, an accident. i don't look at it that way. I believe in an architect.... a designer. I don't CARE what stephen hawking, et al (you, et al) might think on that subject.
What a design-I FEEL, there's a reason why they're there.
A.F.A.I.C. *snap*
Billo_Really
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What arab treaty are you talking about?The entire proposition has been dispelled with this history reminder:
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Battleground: Fact and Fantasy in Palestine ts=1
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
Not in your part of the world.
Where you live, it's called "historical record".
Just read the link, then rephrase your question.What arab treaty are you talking about?The entire proposition has been dispelled with this history reminder:
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Battleground: Fact and Fantasy in Palestine ts=1
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
Are you actually trying to use a book review as proof?What if it turns out that the leading Arab/Muslims of that day agreed with the idea?
In short, Katz shows that...
the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders.
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/0553117785/ref=acr_offerlistingpage_text?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1[/ame]
Are you referring to Emir Feisal's delegation at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919?
In a nutshell, the Arabs were under-represented in that conference.The Paris Peace Conference
The delegation of the Hijaz (now Saudi Arabia), led by Sherif Husain's son, Emir Feisal, was the only Arab delegation at the Conference, and presented the Arab case for independence, although their credentials were not recognized by all Arab leaders.
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What arab treaty are you talking about?The entire proposition has been dispelled with this history reminder:
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Battleground: Fact and Fantasy in Palestine ts=1
Is it just tequila shots you do ? You may just be swallowing to many WORMS dude...
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
That's a book review!Just read the link, then rephrase your question.
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
That's mescal, not tequila.Is it just tequila shots you do ? You may just be swallowing to many WORMS dude...
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Pls trust in God
That's mescal, not tequila.
no thanks. pass it downnnn....
...sip, ahh, refreshing.
Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
Sorry, I drink something that is a little more upper crust and affluent.That's mescal, not tequila.
no thanks. pass it downnnn.......sip, ahh, refreshing.
Sorry, I drink something that is a little more upper crust and affluent.That's mescal, not tequila.
no thanks. pass it downnnn....
No Canadian beer ??
Mojo2
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What arab treaty are you talking about?The entire proposition has been dispelled with this history reminder:
"...the 1919 League of Nations vote to adopt the plan did not (as conventional wisdom now wrongly supposes) unilaterally impose a decision on the Arab peoples of the Middle East without their input.
In fact, the League of Nations acted as direct result of a 1919 Arab treaty with Jewish leaders."
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Battleground: Fact and Fantasy in Palestine ts=1
Come on, Billo!
I give you more credit than that!
If you don't know what treaty I'm referring to are you really ready to come out for one side or the other?
How can you judge the merits of the matter without having a firm grasp of all or most of the pertinent background information???
When the link is provided you you have no excuse for being unfamiliar with the subject being discussed.
Come back to the thread when you are prepared.
You drink Instant Headache? Wild Irish Rose? You're a tough hombre, Billo.Sorry, I drink something that is a little more upper crust and affluent.That's mescal, not tequila.
no thanks. pass it downnnn....
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