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A fight with wildtimes will not solve anything, fights in only a few, special circumstances ever do. Besides, fighting with wildtimes will make you wish you just walked away and called it a draw.
Please, let's see if we can grope our
way forward to some possible
solution to the problem we face. I
promise to work with you and be as
fair as I know how to be.
Originally posted by logical7
reply to post by charles1952
I was just reading about this and i came across this
"Our race is the Master Race. We are
divine gods on this planet. We are as
different from the inferior races as they
are from insects. In fact, compared to
our race, other races are beasts and
animals, cattle at best. Other races are considered as human excrement. Our
destiny is to rule over the inferior
races. Our earthly kingdom will be
ruled by our leader with a rod of iron.
The masses will lick our feet and serve
us as our slaves." -Menachem Begin (Israeli Prime Minister, 1977-1983,
Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Seriously!)
why do you think Nutty is not equally nutty?
Originally posted by charles1952
reply to post by logical7
Dear logical7,
May I ask you to take a look at this post from the previous page? www.abovetopsecret.com...
Does this seem like a reasonable place to start, or do you think we need some other approach?
With respect,
Charles1952
1.) Can we agree that the Jewish people should have their own nation, somewhere in the world, which they can control as they see fit? If we can't agree on that, please let us know clearly.
2.) If we agree on that, can we agree that the Jews have stronger ties to the area of Israel than any where else? These ties would be based on ancient history, international agreements, UN declarations, and their successful defense of the territory.
3.) If we can't agree on 2.) What location is more reasonable for their nation?
Originally posted by colbe
The spiritual director of this anonymous seer was spiritual director to Mother Teresa and his spiritual director at one time was Padre Pio who bore the wounds of Christ (stigmata) for fifty years.
He will come to save Israel, just as I came. He, too will die in Jerusalem
Yet, there is a weird silence regarding this matter. Its almost as if people dare not point it out.... as demonstrated here by the fact that nobody has addressed this post. Their silence speaks volumes.
But they were included. They were included in the surrender agreements. They were an affected party, they were at war with the US and Britain. The land was surrendered. The Ottomans could have stayed neutral, they could have joined the Allies, but when you freely bet on the losing horse, you lose your money.
International agreements don't count if the party that is affected is not included. I cannot sell your house to someone and tell you to get out as it has been SOLD.
The reason that the "colonialists" "occupied" the land, was that they were fighting against the Ottomans and the Ottomans lost, losing land in the process.
Three major agreements signed during the period 1916-1918 not only
changed the course of the Great War but had a major impact on historical developments in West Asia in the latter half of the 20 century. The first, between Henry McMahon of Britain and Sharif Hussain of Hejaz, enlisted the support of the latter for the British war efforts in return for a promise to set up an independent Arab state. The second, between Great Britain and Emir Abdulaziz Ibn Saud entailed a subsidy by the British to the latter in return for a promise not to attack Sharif Hussain in Hejaz. The third, between the British and world Zionist leaders, to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine led to the Balfour Declaration of 1917. Needless to say, there were glaring contradictions in these promises and declarations.
Sharif Hussain, believing that the Entente Powers would indeed honor their pledge to create an Arab state under him, organized guerrilla attacks on Ottoman garrisons. His commandos successfully destroyed the Hejaz railway and overran the cities of Mecca and Jeddah. Hundreds of Ottoman soldiers were killed in the desert. The Ottoman garrison at Madina was surrounded while that in Yemen, at the
entrance to the Red Sea, was isolated.
Once they were out of the war, the Russians made public the secret provisions of the Sykes-Picot agreements splitting up the Ottoman Empire between the European powers. This caused some embarrassment to the British in the eyes of their Arab clients. But it was too late, because by now the United States had entered the war and was supporting the war efforts of the Entente powers and the tide of the war
had turned.
At the London Conference in 1919, Sharif Hussain was not even invited to attend and only the last minute intervention of the British foreign office enabled him to sit in as an observer. The occupation of Arab lands was total and complete. The sacred sites in Jerusalem as well as the oil wealth of the Persian Gulf were entirely at the disposal of Europe.
Do i need to say more?
I want discussions. I am not playing to win so no question of a draw.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by logical7
Do i need to say more?
You need to provide a reliable source, first of all.
And you need to stop vilifying others - and do something productive.
The Sykes-Picot
Agreement effectively
handed over control of
Syria, Lebanon and Turkish
Cilicia to the French and Palestine, Jordan and areas around the Persian Gulf
and Baghdad to the British.
While neither France nor
Britain actually ‘owned’
these territories, they were
to effectively control them at a governmental and
administrative level.
Northern Syria and
Mesopotamia were also
considered to be an area
of French influence while Arabia and the Jordan
Valley were considered to
be a sphere of influence of
the British. Jerusalem was
to be governed by an
international administration. This agreement did clash
with the McMahon Agreement of 1915 and the statements made by T E
Lawrence to the Arabs
who had expected to be
allowed to govern their
own regions after helping
the Allies fight the Turks during World War One. The agreement was never
completely fulfilled by the peace settlements but it did lead to the Arab people
not fully trusting the British
or French governments at
times in the future.
The Sykes-Picot
Agreement effectively
handed over control of
Syria, Lebanon and Turkish
Cilicia to the French and Palestine, Jordan and areas around the Persian Gulf
and Baghdad to the British.
While neither France nor
Britain actually ‘owned’
these territories, they were
to effectively control them at a governmental and
administrative level.
the Ottoman Empire sided with Hitler - and apparently they would do the same now, if they had a chance. Why should the rest of the world allow such vicious hatred to be perpetuated?
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by buster2010
Good point. Have to remember the "spin". Strangely enough, Reuters is one of the few sources I thought werefairlyerm, I mean 'reasonably and relatively' unbiased.
What are your suggestions? Exterminate the Jews? Yeah, that goes over real well.
Wildtimes didn't say it was anyone's suggestion, she asked if it was his suggestion. She didn't lie, she didn't slander. You're just wrong.