Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[Sixties Fan]

Democracy, Palestinian style:

Mahmoud Abbas heads the PLO Executive Committee. the Executive Committee hand-picks the members of the PLO National Council.. The Council then chooses members of the Executive Committee. The EC then elects the chairman of the committee - Abbas.

The PLO Executive Committee is the government of the "State of Palestine" recognized by the UN.

The Palestinian Authority is politically meaningless, even though Abbas heads that as well. Of course, he was "elected" to that symbolic position back in 2005, and there have been no elections since.

(full article online)

A lesson in Palestinian Arab "democracy" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

Did you hear that Abbas left the government in 2007?

I didn't think so.

11 years ago does not matter.

What matters is now

PLO convention affirms Abbas, 83, as unchallenged leader

They can say what the want but Abbas left the government in June of 2007 and his term in office expired in January of 2009.

Abbas has news for you.

"I am the President, still " says Abbas

Are you actually going to contradict him?
Who has been the President since 2009?

Gives a hint.

Their constitution has procedures to replace a president. Abbas, with the help of the US and Israel, has blocked that process.

You cannot figure out why Abbas wants to stay in power and how?

And are you actually saying that you would prefer Hamas in power in Judea and Samaria?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Did you hear that Abbas left the government in 2007?

I didn't think so.

11 years ago does not matter.

What matters is now

PLO convention affirms Abbas, 83, as unchallenged leader

They can say what the want but Abbas left the government in June of 2007 and his term in office expired in January of 2009.

Abbas has news for you.

"I am the President, still " says Abbas

Are you actually going to contradict him?
Who has been the President since 2009?

Gives a hint.

Their constitution has procedures to replace a president. Abbas, with the help of the US and Israel, has blocked that process.

You cannot figure out why Abbas wants to stay in power and how?

And are you actually saying that you would prefer Hamas in power in Judea and Samaria?

Abbas is pliable old fool. That is why he is loved in the West.

 

[Sixties Fan]

11 years ago does not matter.

What matters is now

PLO convention affirms Abbas, 83, as unchallenged leader

They can say what the want but Abbas left the government in June of 2007 and his term in office expired in January of 2009.

Abbas has news for you.

"I am the President, still " says Abbas

Are you actually going to contradict him?
Who has been the President since 2009?

Gives a hint.

Their constitution has procedures to replace a president. Abbas, with the help of the US and Israel, has blocked that process.

You cannot figure out why Abbas wants to stay in power and how?

And are you actually saying that you would prefer Hamas in power in Judea and Samaria?

Abbas is pliable old fool. That is why he is loved in the West.

I see. You do not want to answer my other question.

Hamas WOULD be better than Abbas and Fatah in Judea and Samaria, then.

 

[P F Tinmore]

They can say what the want but Abbas left the government in June of 2007 and his term in office expired in January of 2009.

Abbas has news for you.

"I am the President, still " says Abbas

Are you actually going to contradict him?
Who has been the President since 2009?

Gives a hint.

Their constitution has procedures to replace a president. Abbas, with the help of the US and Israel, has blocked that process.

You cannot figure out why Abbas wants to stay in power and how?

And are you actually saying that you would prefer Hamas in power in Judea and Samaria?

Abbas is pliable old fool. That is why he is loved in the West.

I see. You do not want to answer my other question.

Hamas WOULD be better than Abbas and Fatah in Judea and Samaria, then.

It is not up to me. The Palestinians voted for Hamas because Fatah sucked big time.

Who knows. Hamas could have been voted out by now if it wasn't for foreign interference in their election process.

 

[rylah]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

No wonder Pro-Palis are silent on Syria...

 

[P F Tinmore]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

 

[Hollie]

Abbas has news for you.

"I am the President, still " says Abbas

Are you actually going to contradict him?
Who has been the President since 2009?

Gives a hint.

Their constitution has procedures to replace a president. Abbas, with the help of the US and Israel, has blocked that process.

You cannot figure out why Abbas wants to stay in power and how?

And are you actually saying that you would prefer Hamas in power in Judea and Samaria?

Abbas is pliable old fool. That is why he is loved in the West.

I see. You do not want to answer my other question.

Hamas WOULD be better than Abbas and Fatah in Judea and Samaria, then.

It is not up to me. The Palestinians voted for Hamas because Fatah sucked big time.

Who knows. Hamas could have been voted out by now if it wasn't for foreign interference in their election process.

Who knows. Maybe someday you will learn that making silly excuses for Islamic terrorist franchises is not how grownups make rational decisions.

 

[Hollie]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

 

[rylah]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

The war between to Palestinian Jihadi factions - PLO and Hamas

 

[P F Tinmore]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

 

[P F Tinmore]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

The war between to Palestinian Jihadi factions - PLO and Hamas

That was an attack on the Palestinian Authority by Fatah.

 

[rylah]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

Because Hamas shooting PLO isn't a civil war?

When I see Hamas shooting PLO mass demostrations in Gaza...it's clearly not peace talks:


Q. So when did any of the Jihadi fractions ever organize real ELECTIONS?

 

[Hollie]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

You mean, other than the civil war fought by Hamas and Fatah.

 

[P F Tinmore]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

You mean, other than the civil war fought by Hamas and Fatah.

Fatah attacking the Palestinian Authority was not a civil war.

 

[Hollie]

I suppose the following refers to the civil war that Tinmore insists never occurred, at least in that alternate reality called the Tinmore Vortex


Can Anyone End the Palestinian Civil War?

 

[Hollie]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

You mean, other than the civil war fought by Hamas and Fatah.

Fatah attacking the Palestinian Authority was not a civil war.

Of course not. It was a civil war.

 

[rylah]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

The war between to Palestinian Jihadi factions - PLO and Hamas

That was an attack on the Palestinian Authority by Fatah.

What "authority"? By Your own words those who hold the title have no authority.
And those who have the authority call the others lunatics.

The only thing with authority inside Palestinian politics is -MESS.

 

[Hollie]

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

You mean, other than the civil war fought by Hamas and Fatah.

Fatah attacking the Palestinian Authority was not a civil war.

Of course not. It was a civil war.

Hamas vs. Fatah: The Palestinian Civil War | Foundation for Defense of Democracies

 

[P F Tinmore]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

Because Hamas shooting PLO isn't a civil war?

When I see Hamas shooting PLO mass demostrations in Gaza...it's clearly not peace talks:


Q. So when did any of the Jihadi fractions ever organize real ELECTIONS?

The speaker of parliament is to call for elections. Abbas padlocked parliament and installed guards.

 

[rylah]

After the civil war, when did any of those Jihadi leaders ever organize elections?

What civil war?

Yeah, that civil war.

There was no civil war.

Because Hamas shooting PLO isn't a civil war?

When I see Hamas shooting PLO mass demostrations in Gaza...it's clearly not peace talks:


Q. So when did any of the Jihadi fractions ever organize real ELECTIONS?

The speaker of parliament is to call for elections. Abbas padlocked parliament and installed guards.

I'll act surprised...

So neither of the Palestinian Jihadi fractions held real elections?