Understanding the Palestinian Movement.

[I think not]

First of all, don't call me childish

If you think you will get away with flinging insults at me because your name appears in green, you are sadly mistaken.

Second, Israel gained those lands after being attacked and have offered to return them to their respective countries in exchange for peace, but that doesn't sit well with tyrannical regimes.

And last but not least, Israelis thank America for helping out an ally surrounded by enemies, we don't need anybody else's blessings, especially those who sit on the sidelines.

 

[FiveParadox]

I think not, I would suggest to you that #juan was not intending to offend you; rather, I think that he was attempting to return this thread to a degree of civil discussion without forcing his hand in terms of making any direct moderations to any posts (which would, I assume, be a cumbersome process, anyway). (I would also urge you not to "challenge", so to speak, Moderators on the open forum. I have seen members suspended for that, I wouldn't want that to happen — your posts are fresh air, in comparison to some of the other members here.)

In terms of the relationship between the Palestinian Authority and the State of Israel, I would assert that it is paramount that we don't forget that both of these entities are made up of people. No policy of either state is going to speak to the wishes and the needs of every person therein, and we should always consider that when judging the actions, or opinions, of either of these states.

I would suggest that both Israel and Palestine have done both good things, and bad, in the history of their relationship; the peace process in such a troubled area is going to be a hard one, of course, and I would hope that nations such as Canada and the United States of America make whatever efforts may be within their power to resolve whatever tensions may exist.

 

[Mogz]

You are telling me i am a fool, but couple post ago, i proved to you that i was right on what israel gov does to the palestinian,instead of proving i was wrong or acknowledge that you were wrong, like a real man would do , you come with a non-sense like free-israel, now who is a fool?

Criticizing us governement foreign policy, military mobilization isnt bashing the us, is actually helping them, to know what people outside the us think about their governement, period.

:roll:

 

[#juan]

First of all, don't call me childish

If you think you will get away with flinging insults at me because your name appears in green, you are sadly mistaken.

Second, Israel gained those lands after being attacked and have offered to return them to their respective countries in exchange for peace, but that doesn't sit well with tyrannical regimes.

And last but not least, Israelis thank America for helping out an ally surrounded by enemies, we don't need anybody else's blessings, especially those who sit on the sidelines.

Where have I flung insults at you?

What was this if not a childish insult;"When you realize #juan neither side walks on water, you will understand the meaning of the phrase lop sided".

If you post sarcastic garbage to me, I will return it in kind

Sorry you can't have a discussion without resorting this sort of thing.

 

[darkbeaver]

First of all, don't call me childish

If you think you will get away with flinging insults at me because your name appears in green, you are sadly mistaken.

Second, Israel gained those lands after being attacked and have offered to return them to their respective countries in exchange for peace, but that doesn't sit well with tyrannical regimes.

And last but not least, Israelis thank America for helping out an ally surrounded by enemies, we don't need anybody else's blessings, especially those who sit on the sidelines.

hahahahahahahahah :lol:

 

[I think not]

You know what? I've had enough with this bullshit. Enjoy yourselves.

 

[#juan]

Sorry you feel that way

I see nothing in today's posts that would provoke you to this action but it's up to you.