RoccoR
Gold Member
RE: The Right To Destroy Jewish History
※→ Sixties Fan, JoeB131, Hollie, et al,
Once a decisive military entanglement has answered the political disagreement, the same the political disagreement in other cases must elicit the same response from that same political-military venue.
Typically, a serious military response to a belligerent aggressor that refuses to accept the previous military outcome should expect the Israeli reply to gradually become more destructive, confrontational, painful, or otherwise serious over time.
I think the Israelis have shown a remarkable restraint given the elapsed time of over which the Jihadist, Fedayeen Activist, Hostile Insurgents, Radicalized Islamic Followers, and Asymmetric Fighters have been operating with Palestinian (governmental and civilian) sympathy and support.
And our friend "Sixies Fan" is absolutely correct! There is no defined right to sovereignty; or, "who is entitled to claim this right—a group, a people, or a nation—and what exactly the right confers." (Patricia Carely)
Most Respectfully,
R
※→ Sixties Fan, JoeB131, Hollie, et al,
Once a decisive military entanglement has answered the political disagreement, the same the political disagreement in other cases must elicit the same response from that same political-military venue.
(COMMENT)You have given us your distorted version of history many times.I’m guessing the hundreds of rockets fired from the Islamic terrorist enclave of Gaza’istan is of no concern. Just another day in the world of the Islamist barbarian.
I'm always reminded of that film, "The Battle of Algeirs" when they rebel leader is asked why they deliver bombs in baskets... and he replies, "Why do you drop bombs form planes? We'd rather have your planes, you can have our baskets".
The stupidity is living next to people who want to kill you for stealing their land because a Magic Sky Fairy promised you their land.
Europe didn’t dump Jews in the State of Israel. Jews had a desire to leave Europe after WW2 due to a recent history of folks who share your illness.
And if you proposed giving the Jews a big slice of Germany as a homeland in compensation, I'd have no argument with you. But giving them Palestine because you feel bad about what the Germans did to them is like me giving someone your TV because I feel sorry for them.
None of what you have posted is correct, but it does not bother you and you could not care less.
The Balfour Declaration was long before WWII, so you really need to figure out what the Declaration was and how the Jews got the right to become sovereign over any part of their ancient homeland again, lonnnng before WWII and Germany happened.
Typically, a serious military response to a belligerent aggressor that refuses to accept the previous military outcome should expect the Israeli reply to gradually become more destructive, confrontational, painful, or otherwise serious over time.
I think the Israelis have shown a remarkable restraint given the elapsed time of over which the Jihadist, Fedayeen Activist, Hostile Insurgents, Radicalized Islamic Followers, and Asymmetric Fighters have been operating with Palestinian (governmental and civilian) sympathy and support.
And our friend "Sixies Fan" is absolutely correct! There is no defined right to sovereignty; or, "who is entitled to claim this right—a group, a people, or a nation—and what exactly the right confers." (Patricia Carely)
Patricia Carley Program Officer for the former Soviet Union and Turkey at the US Institute of Peace said:Most of the world’s peoples have little experience with the West’s long history of sovereignty and statehoodand are thus not prepared to adhere to the Western insistence on the inviolability of existing borders. Those in the West who are alarmed by the growth of these nationalist movements should consider not whether these contemporary manifestations of nationalism are legal or appropriate, but rather that they are happening—and that they very likely cannot be stopped. The potential for violence and international instability becomes even more obvious when one considers that some still very large empires, such as Russia and China, are likely to be affected by these movements.
Most Respectfully,
R