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Originally Posted by Dixie Porter
***From Israel***
I just landed @ Ben Gurion and expect to be here for quite some time. Will be vacationing in St. Tropez, Mykinos and the Italian Riviera during August.
I've contracted to teach a 3 week course in American slang, mannerisms and trivia (could use Mr. Brooklynite's help on this one) to ****** operatives.
The situation in Gaza is going to get worse before it gets better. The end game is to isolate the Hamas Govt. in hope of replacing it with one that will be more in tune with eliminating this HOPELES shooting gallery.
The wining lottery ticket for us is a semi legitimate reason to flatten Damascus. Hopefully the Palestinians will not miss this oppurtunity to once again shoot themselves in the foot.
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Do NOT believe a word of of what this Arab-hating war-mongerer says.
Israel has been talking for 20 years about replacing Palestinian leadership. It used to be Arafat labeled as the roadblocking "No Partner in Peace." That myth is long ago shattered.
Do you thnk for one second Israel has not had opportunity to replace leadership of the Palestinians? They had the poor bastard stuck in a hole for eight months and simply chose to have him die there while on television for all the world to see as the prime example of how to treat the Palestinian people. Arafat was so very extraordinarily weak as a leader the last year of his life that any true effort by the Israelis to line up their "Partner" would have succeeded. Instead, they chose ths time to make a mockery of the "Roadmap to Peace" project.
And Damascus? Forget it. Not going to happen. Just more extreme war-mongering, Arab-hating chest-thumping rhetoric. It will never happen. The last thing Israel will do is upset the status quo and go after the Syrians. The last thing the Israelis want is to f*** with Syria. It's much simpler to continue to repress the Palestinians who, with their sticks and stones as their arsenal, make for a far easier target.
This person promotes hate, violence and repression. Nothing else. After all, it's much easier than to work for peace. Peace takes hard work and compromise. Hate, violence and repression simply require the support and weapons provided by the United States.