101toMR
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So was it better for him than it was for the feckless Obama?
You do post some crap. I can't work out whether you're deliberately wumming or just don't understand the situation properly. Both probably given your record.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Iran have now backed out of the 10 year nuke deal with the US......well done Netanyahu and the neo-cons....well done indeed.
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Yes, I suppose most people would prefer to be in Somalia or Iran anyday. Then you have bastions of freedom like Burma and Saudi Arabia, plus around 50 other active contenders for the most corrupt, theocratic shitholes on earth. How America and Israel can hope to achieve the standard of living of these places is a real puzzle.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Fantastic that.urmston said:Looking good for Israel as far as US support is concerned.
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The two most hated countries in the world (closely followed by North Korea and Russia) sticking together.
What is your problem with me?Prestwich_Blue said:You do post some crap. I can't work out whether you're deliberately wumming or just don't understand the situation properly. Both probably given your record.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Iran have now backed out of the 10 year nuke deal with the US......well done Netanyahu and the neo-cons....well done indeed.
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Iran had publicly rejected the idea of a ten year freeze before Netanyahu even arrived in Washington. There was never any "deal" to back out of as negotiations are still on-going. The Iranians main gripe is that, if they do accept a deal, they want sanctions ended immediately whereas the Western negotiators have proposed a gradual easing of sanctions, depending on verifiable progress.
Netanyahu did a 'WMD dossier" when he ignored the conclusions of the Mossad report that claimed that Iran was a long way off being able to enrich sufficient uranium to make a viable bomb. He publicly claimed they were just months away, with no credible evidence to support that. Even the former Mossad head, Meir Dagan, has publicly rubbished Netanyahu's claim.
My problem is that you post crap, as I said.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:What is your problem with me?Prestwich_Blue said:You do post some crap. I can't work out whether you're deliberately wumming or just don't understand the situation properly. Both probably given your record.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Iran have now backed out of the 10 year nuke deal with the US......well done Netanyahu and the neo-cons....well done indeed.
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Iran had publicly rejected the idea of a ten year freeze before Netanyahu even arrived in Washington. There was never any "deal" to back out of as negotiations are still on-going. The Iranians main gripe is that, if they do accept a deal, they want sanctions ended immediately whereas the Western negotiators have proposed a gradual easing of sanctions, depending on verifiable progress.
Netanyahu did a 'WMD dossier" when he ignored the conclusions of the Mossad report that claimed that Iran was a long way off being able to enrich sufficient uranium to make a viable bomb. He publicly claimed they were just months away, with no credible evidence to support that. Even the former Mossad head, Meir Dagan, has publicly rubbished Netanyahu's claim.
blueish swede said:There are Palestinians who live in Israel who do not have the right to vote in national elections because they do not have Israeli citizenship.
From Wikipedia (I know, I know - it's not really reliable):
Most of the Arabs living in East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967 and later annexed, were offered Israeli citizenship, but most have refused, not wanting to recognize Israel's claim to sovereignty. They became permanent residents instead. They have the right to apply for citizenship, are entitled to municipal services, and have municipal voting rights.
Obviously not an ideal situation, but not necessarily one that makes Israel undemocratic either.
Great post.........Free Palestine.CelesteItis said:blueish swede said:There are Palestinians who live in Israel who do not have the right to vote in national elections because they do not have Israeli citizenship.
From Wikipedia (I know, I know - it's not really reliable):
Most of the Arabs living in East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967 and later annexed, were offered Israeli citizenship, but most have refused, not wanting to recognize Israel's claim to sovereignty. They became permanent residents instead. They have the right to apply for citizenship, are entitled to municipal services, and have municipal voting rights.
Obviously not an ideal situation, but not necessarily one that makes Israel undemocratic either.
Bollocks
How democratic is invade other's people country, expel the natives from their land, install Apartheid policies and walls, cut them of every right.
It is a teochracy ruled by occupying zionists from abroad, that on their basis of their religion appear to be a race with privileges. When criticised they rise the anti semitism card.
Netanyahoo the scumbag is succeding in equalizing zionism to judaism, to justify his crimes.
nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Great post.........Free Palestine.CelesteItis said:blueish swede said:There are Palestinians who live in Israel who do not have the right to vote in national elections because they do not have Israeli citizenship.
From Wikipedia (I know, I know - it's not really reliable):
Obviously not an ideal situation, but not necessarily one that makes Israel undemocratic either.
Bollocks
How democratic is invade other's people country, expel the natives from their land, install Apartheid policies and walls, cut them of every right.
It is a teochracy ruled by occupying zionists from abroad, that on their basis of their religion appear to be a race with privileges. When criticised they rise the anti semitism card.
Netanyahoo the scumbag is succeding in equalizing zionism to judaism, to justify his crimes.
Prestwich_Blue said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Great post.........Free Palestine.CelesteItis said:Bollocks
How democratic is invade other's people country, expel the natives from their land, install Apartheid policies and walls, cut them of every right.
It is a teochracy ruled by occupying zionists from abroad, that on their basis of their religion appear to be a race with privileges. When criticised they rise the anti semitism card.
Netanyahoo the scumbag is succeding in equalizing zionism to judaism, to justify his crimes.
It's already free and it's called Jordan.
Celesteltis's post is a prime example of the lack of knowledge & sheer stupidity exhibited by the virulent anti-Israel lobby. It's not even worth countering as it's sheer wummery.
I've no argument with those who wish to criticise Israel's current treatment of the Palestinians but if what he's suggesting is that boat loads of Jews suddenly appeared one day and took over this sovereign state ruled by Arabs then that's a historical perversion of the highest order.
On the same basic then what about Pakistan, where the Muslims demanded a country and kicked most of the Hindus out. Currently less than 2% of Pakistanis are Hindu whereas over 15% of Israelis are Muslims.
Arab parties have 13 of the 120 seats in the new Knesset making them the third largest group. Hardly cutting them off from every right. Incidentally there are only 8 Muslim MP's out of the 650 in the House of Commons.