Comments on: When doves whine http://www.yourish.com/2009/01/13/6021 Cutting straight to the point Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:07:42 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Michael Lonie http://www.yourish.com/2009/01/13/6021/comment-page-1#comment-35718 Michael Lonie Wed, 14 Jan 2009 02:39:50 +0000 http://www.yourish.com/?p=6021#comment-35718 The people advocating the "peace process" and "Arafat/Abbas/new Pali thug of the day here is a real partner for peace" remind me of myself in a way. I tried very hard to learn advanced mathematics. Several times I tried to take the courses in advanced calculus that taught one real analysis, or the algebra course on abstract algebra. Each time I failed to succeed. Each time I told myself that, if I just worked a little ahrder I could master the material. Nope. I don't have the right kind of brain for abstract mathematics. What kind of idiot does not learn from his own experience? A diplomat involved in the Muslim-Israel Peace Process, that's what. These guys are doing the same thing, battering their heads against the brick wall of Muslim rejectionism, confident that if they just speak the right words, or lean on Israel a little more, or get Israel to give up this or that bit of land, suddenly peace will break out. Nope. Israel's enemies want Israel destroyed and its Jewish population massacred. At best the Jews could expect the sort of treatment the Serbs were giving the Bosnian Muslims back in the 90s. More likely they'd all be killed if they did not get out of Dodge City fast enough, by means simlar to the early German efforts at genocide of the Jews. When the Muslims say "Peace in the Middle East" what they mean is the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the Jews. When they whine for "American evenhandedness" what they mean is that we should help them do this. No, nay, never. That is all anybody needs to know to understand the Middle East problem of Israel and her enemies. It's really very simple and uncomplicated after all. It's not a problem of land and maps, it's a choice between Israel's survival and genocide. Anybody who takes the Palestinian Arab side is advocating genocide, whether or not they are smart enough to realize it. The people advocating the “peace process” and “Arafat/Abbas/new Pali thug of the day here is a real partner for peace” remind me of myself in a way. I tried very hard to learn advanced mathematics. Several times I tried to take the courses in advanced calculus that taught one real analysis, or the algebra course on abstract algebra. Each time I failed to succeed. Each time I told myself that, if I just worked a little ahrder I could master the material. Nope. I don’t have the right kind of brain for abstract mathematics. What kind of idiot does not learn from his own experience?

A diplomat involved in the Muslim-Israel Peace Process, that’s what.

These guys are doing the same thing, battering their heads against the brick wall of Muslim rejectionism, confident that if they just speak the right words, or lean on Israel a little more, or get Israel to give up this or that bit of land, suddenly peace will break out. Nope. Israel’s enemies want Israel destroyed and its Jewish population massacred. At best the Jews could expect the sort of treatment the Serbs were giving the Bosnian Muslims back in the 90s. More likely they’d all be killed if they did not get out of Dodge City fast enough, by means simlar to the early German efforts at genocide of the Jews.

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

That is all anybody needs to know to understand the Middle East problem of Israel and her enemies. It’s really very simple and uncomplicated after all. It’s not a problem of land and maps, it’s a choice between Israel’s survival and genocide. Anybody who takes the Palestinian Arab side is advocating genocide, whether or not they are smart enough to realize it.

]]> By: shezts http://www.yourish.com/2009/01/13/6021/comment-page-1#comment-35714 shezts Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:58:33 +0000 http://www.yourish.com/?p=6021#comment-35714 pity, maybe, but when the voice in Obama's other ear is that of Susan Rice I find Ross' tendency to wishful thinking a very minor flaw. pity, maybe, but when the voice in Obama’s other ear is that of Susan Rice I find Ross’ tendency to wishful thinking a very minor flaw.

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