Comments on: IDF gets five Hamas rocketeers

By: Michael Lonie

Michael Lonie — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 23:52:47 +0000

It’s a pity that the USA does not have a competent diplomatic service. A competent one would realize what a chimaera “Peace in the Middle East” is and let it lie for a few decades, until the Arabs are so sick of losing that they finally will want to make peace. Until then it is just futile.

When the Arabs say “Peace in the Middle East” they mean the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the Jews. When they whine for “American evenhandedness” they mean we should help them do this. No, nay, never.

Even from a so-called realist perspective it makes no sense to help them towards their evil goal. We would not make friends among these barbarians by stabbing Israel in the back. We would only reap a justified contempt for having murdered our friends. American foreign policy should be guided by the maxim: Help your friends and hurt your enemies.

It does not seem to me all that difficult to identify who is a friend and who is not. Israel is our friend, Syria, the Palis, and the Wahhabist Entity are not. Egyot is equivocal. But there are a lot of people in our foreign policy and academic elites who are growing fat off Saudi money. Prof. John Esposito is one example. The Wahhabists have wisely invested in buying agents of influence in the USA among our elites.

By: Lil Mamzer

Lil Mamzer — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 15:52:17 +0000

I meant, it didn’t just happen by accident. He said it for a reason (apart from the fact that it’s true).

By: Lil Mamzer

Lil Mamzer — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 15:50:53 +0000

At least Bush did refer to Israel as the Jewish state at Annapolis. That didn’t just happen. I only hope the next administration can publicly say the same thing when the Arabs are there.

It’s pathetic that after 60 years we still have to talk about this.

By: Ed Hausman

Ed Hausman — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 12:21:11 +0000

That certain Holocaust-denying faux-president also insists that any deal he makes with Israel must be applied to Gaza as well. This would extend the umbrella of Palestinian sovereignty over their break-away province, to deny the IDF the right to attack it. (Peace treaty, peace treaty!)

Sounds good to me — no peace treaty until he fulfills his obligation to stop terrorism from Gaza as well as from Judea & Samaria.

Impossible. Let’s end the farce, extend full Israeli sovereignty over Yesha, and invite the “Palestinians” to go somewhere else for citizenship.

Did anyone mention Jordan?

By: Lil Mamzer

Lil Mamzer — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:58:54 +0000

“If so, good shooting, IDF. Five out of six!”

And now you know how hard it can be to shoot accurately.

Meanwhile, here’s a quote from a certain Holocaust-denying faux-president (a legitimate target for an IDF sharpshooter, in my opinion, given his complicity in the Munich Olympics atrocities and the continuing murders by his Fatah terrorists), who said today:

“From a historical perspective, there are two states: Israel and Palestine. In Israel, there are Jews and others living there. This we are willing to recognize, nothing else”

when asked if the Palestnians would officially recognize Israel as a Jewish state.

He said this while en route to a visit with the Saudi King in a certain country he has no problem recognizing as Islamic.

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