On April 13, an unidentified Middle Eastern official told The Times of Israel that the United Arab Emirates was most unenthusiastic about the proposal of Anthony Blinken at the Negev Summit to include the Palestinians in “regional initiatives” other than the Abraham Accords.
On April 14, in a direct rebuttal, a senior Emirati diplomat told The Times of Israel that contrary to that previously reported remark, the UAE is eager to take part in regional initiatives that incorporate the Palestinians. “UAE insists it welcomes regional initiatives that include Palestinians,” by Lazar Berman and Jacob Magid, Times of Israel, April 14, 2022:
“We welcome any American-led initiative to incorporate the Palestinians,” said the diplomat. “We were very actively involved” in “the conversation in the Negev Summit about the Palestinians.”
The UAE diplomat of course had no choice but to reply with feigned enthusiasm for Blinken’s wanting to invite the Palestinians to take part, not in the Abraham Accords, but in “regional initiatives.” It is, after all, the Biden Administration’s idea, and the UAE has no desire to annoy the Bidenites, especially not when Abu Dhabi is doing everything it can to persuade Washington not to agree to the “bad, very bad, terrible” Iran deal. The whole point of the Negev Summit was for Israel and its Sunni Arab allies to together express their grave reservations to the Americans about how the Bidenites, and especially the appeasement-minded Robert Malley, are conducting those on-again-off-again talks in Vienna. Fortunately, for now they are hung up – thank god – on the refusal of Biden to lift the designation of “terrorist group” from the IRGC, which Iran’s diplomats insist is a condition precedent to their agreeing to any deal.
The diplomat’s comments came after another Middle Eastern official told The Times of Israel on Wednesday that the UAE was the least enthusiastic participant in March’s Negev Summit around US efforts to include the Palestinians in regional cooperation schemes.
That first statement was the truth. There is no love lost between the UAE and the Palestinians, who have bitterly criticized the Emirates both for being the first Arab country to join the Abraham Accords, and for entering so enthusiastically into deals of every kind – trade, technology, tourism, agriculture — with the Jewish state. The feigned enthusiasm a day later was an attempt to appease the Bidenites who had no doubt been angered by the public report made the day before on the UAE’s opposition to the Palestinian participation. The Bidenite proposal really makes no sense, unless you think appeasement of the Palestinians, even if — or especially if — it slows down the integration of Israel into its neighborhood, is a splendid idea. The PA is not going to contribute to further improving the ties between Israel and its Arab neighbors; it will simply use its participation in any “regional initiative” to throw a spanner in the works whenever it gets the chance, undermining both Israel, and any Arab state that wants to better its relations with the Jewish state. The troublemakers in Ramallah should not be escorted in to join these “regional initiatives” by the Bidenites, whose keystone-kop foreign policy has led to one collective pratfall after another, but kept firmly out.
UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan was the only participant who didn’t mention the Palestinians during a joint press statement at the conclusion of the landmark summit.
The Emiratis insist that the omission is not indicative of any hesitancy about bringing the Palestinians into regional projects.
Of course it is. The UAE Foreign Minister knew that his every word – what he said and what he omitted –would be studied. That failure to mention the Palestinians – whom he also failed to mention in his opening remarks at the summit – was pregnant with meaning. The UAE has washed its hands of the Palestinians. Like the Saudi Crown Prince, Muhammad bin Salman, who in 2018 famously told the complaining Mahmoud Abbas just to “take whatever deal the Americans offer you,” the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, and the UAE over which he rules, have lost interest in the Palestinians.The UAE is now determined to pursue its own national interests, undeterred by anything the Palestinians may want. They are no longer the center of Arab concerns, and become less important every day. That is the whole point of the Abraham Accords. And the ferocious criticism of the UAE by the Palestinians, for joining the Abraham Accords, has alienated the UAE further still from the PA.
“We are ready to engage whenever the Palestinians are open to a broader cooperation initiative,” the UAE diplomat said. “We welcome it.”
“Any regional initiatives that collectively involves the Americans, the Egyptians, the Jordanians, the Palestinians, we’ll certainly support and will actively contribute to it,” the diplomat said.
Those remarks by the UAE diplomat were, he must have thought, “what the Americans want to hear from us, so let’s just mouth the right words of minimal encouragement. Nothing will come of it, anyway. We’ll continue on the mutually beneficial path we have started with Israel. Onward and upward with the Abraham Accords.”
The unprecedented gathering [the Negev Summit] was partially an attempt by Israel and its Arab allies to project a unified front against shared regional foe Iran, and to impress upon Blinken their concern about the direction of US policy on Iran. Israeli officials told reporters at the scene that the talks centered around creating a “regional security architecture,” among other issues.
During their closing statements, the top diplomats from the US, Bahrain, Morocco, and especially Egypt reiterated their support for a Palestinian state.
But during the two days of meetings that came before those closing statements, the Palestinians were never discussed. And not only did the UAE not mention the Palestinians, but the foreign ministers of the other states in their closing remarks gave exactly one Laodicean sentence apiece to their supposed “support for a Palestinian state.” That was the bare minimum one could expect.
Ramallah, for its part, fiercely criticized the summit.
Senior Palestinian official Bassam al-Salihi told The Times of Israel that the Arab diplomats’ visit to the Negev will not help the Palestinians, “whatever their reasoning” for participating.
“The Palestinian issue won’t be present in this summit. If it is present, it will be on Israel’s terms,” said al-Salihi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization’s Executive Committee.
Al-Salihi was right. The Palestinian issue was given short shrift at Sde Boker, with a single sentence apiece from the Arab participants in their closing statements about their “support for a Palestinian state.” It was the American participant, Secretary of State Blinken, who kept insisting on talking about the Palestinians, and about how good it would be for the other Arab states at the Negev Summit, and Israel, working “with them” in the future on these imaginary “regional projects.” The Bidenites are incapable of pocketing what those Arab states are offering: a Middle East where the Palestinians are off everyone’s agenda, and can’t throw a spanner in the works of Arab-Israeli reconciliation.
Jordan, which did not send its foreign minister to the summit, has linked the warmth of its relationship with Israel to Jerusalem’s policies toward the Palestinians. During the summit itself, PA President Mahmoud Abbas hosted Jordan’s King Abdullah in Ramallah….
Jordan, of course, has to take care not to alienate the Palestinians. After all, more than 60% of the Jordanian population is Palestinian. But at the same time, Amman can’t allow its own national interest in furthering mutually beneficial economic ties with Israel to be held hostage to what will satisfy the PA. Right now, Jordan desperately needs water from Israel, which in response to Jordan’s request last year, doubled — to some 50 billion cubic meters a year – the amount of water it sends to Jordan, even though Israel is itself a water-poor country. Jordan also receives natural gas from Israel’s offshore Leviathan field, under an agreement that will last until 2035. The Palestinians in the Jordanian Parliament are constantly demanding that all agreements with Israel be ended; apparently they do not realize how dependent Jordan is on supplies of both water and natural gas from the “Zionists.” Fortunately, the level-headed government bureaucrats in Amman are well aware of the benefits those agreements bring to the Hashemite kingdom.
Abbas told Blinken when they met in Ramallah, hours before the secretary of state headed to Sde Boker, that he welcomed opportunities to incorporate the Palestinians into the broader regional alliances, a Palestinian official said, while clarifying that such a move could not come via the platform of the Abraham Accords.
Of course Abbas will “welcome opportunities” for the Palestinians to be invited to take part in “broader regional alliances,” where they will do everything they can to hinder Israel’s progress in improving relations both with Arab members of the Abraham Accords, and with other states – Egypt and Saudi Arabia – that have longstanding, and increasing, security ties to the Jewish state and, consequently, are potential members of the Accords.
The Negev Summit showed just how much progress Israel has made in being accepted by several of its Arab neighbors, progress that was possible because the Palestinian question was simply put on the back burner, where it has long belonged. Now the Bidenites are trying to bring the Palestinians again into the regional mix, where they will only do harm to the possibilities for lengthening, and strengthening (to use a Bidenite phrase) the Abraham Accords. Long after Israel and the Arab states have recognized the irrelevance of the PA and the master schemer in Ramallah, and are making their own deals (nearly $1 billion worth, so far, just between Israel and the Emirates) the Bidenites apparently will not concede that reality, and are determined to put the Palestinians back on center stage. One more reason — did you need another? — to throw them out of office at the earliest possible opportunity.
Infidel says
The one thing both the Saudis and the Emiratis have been doing is to stick it to DC by first refusing to produce more oil to offset Russia going off the open market. This was followed by both countries refusing to toe the US line on Russia. The Emirates abstained on all the UN votes on Ukraine, while Saudi Arabia openly supported Russia – a country that they were in a price pissing contest w/ in 2020 during the pandemic, and where Trump had to intervene to get them to stop
The only thing is that these moves have hurt the US and Europe in terms of general populations, but not the leadership in these countries. And in the case of the US, the Dems now seem more enamored w/ Qatar than the more moderate Emiratis or the Saudis
gravenimage says
Muslims generally support unprovoked aggression–it emboldens them.
Clive Delmonte says
De facto US President, Anthony Blinken, is determined to make as big a mess in the middle East as he can before he returns to obscurity after the next presidential election.
joan_of_ark2005 says
Perhaps, but with what I’ve realized, with what Trump did, right before he left office, and now with THIS article? The idea was realized then, and is even more “picture perfect” now!! But not quite yet, need some “things” to fall into place…
I wish it wasn’t just me, that can see the process with so much clarity, or in other words, how the 7 year peace plan comes about, AND the steps of how it is Forced TO BE SIGNED..
The funny part is, how easy it is to be seen (like someone finding something that they were looking for, and it was right in front of them, and they say, “If it was a snake, it would’ve bit me”) and the worst part is, there is absolutely NO other way it can happen!! But there is only one way, and one door..
I’ve been waiting for the next move in the process, and this news in THIS article? HAS ME ESTATIC!! Now I’ve got to calm down, so I can read it again, slower…
Now for Mr. Blinken to jump into this…I sure didn’t see him coming. Lol, I can call him a “player” now! (Funny as that is, each person will have their “part”, no matter the size, or even if they know it or not! Thinking about Blinken, no one knows..yet….who will be good guys, or bad guys.
So as it is, for the many who will be called up to do their part, for the “Beginning of the End”, show, or the last few prophecies on earth, to begin……
I’ve had my mind wrapped around the “big” picture, and knew how the whole thing was going to happen, and I couldn’t see any small details…yet.
So if Blicken was into this Israel-Palestinian future peace plan, and had said or done anything before, I sure missed it! But, with this article, he’s in. But it’s ok, because the time is right, for him being a puzzle piece, has now entered the “fray”, so to speak, and so, with this article, he’s now a major part in the “coming very soon” 7 year peace plan/7 year Tribulation period. Now, I’ll be paying more attention to him.
So I apologize for writing so much, I got so excited about that article, and how the Middle Eastern countries, and Palestine are both doing most every detail of how I know the peace plan is going to be signed, more to the fact that Palestine is going to be FORCED to sign a 7 year peace plan, and as soon as the signature is on there, the 7 year Tribulation begins…or what I call, the “begining of the end”.
I do want to clarify, that I’m not excited about I and all the earth’s population going through everything that the last book of the bible (Revelation) tells about, like Satan is and has been a spirit on this earth, since time began, along with his many demons, and at the halfway mark of the 7 years (3 1/2 years), he walks into a brand new temple, and proclaims himself “god”, and then makes everyone take his mark for loyalty to him, and I stop there.
No, I’m excited because everything I’ve been saying constantly on this site, and to others, is happening, and I feel for all certainlyj, and I don’t know why, but I’m very fairly sure, I know exactly, what WILL happen. But then again, it’s all told to us already, but i’m knowing and feeling certain things, or details, that are not in the Book, and to know, feel, and see, something coming or about to happen, IS very exciting! I just wish I could find someone else that would listen. What’s happening with all the evil in the world, is increasing, and coming faster, and THAT is in the Book. I just wish and hope that maybe, i could help someone survive for what’s coming very soon, which is more evil than yesterday, and everyday before, and I guess I’d use that ole expression, “You ain’t seen nothing yet”? And to imagine what hell we’re all going throughl, now and in the near future? This is nothing compared to the beginning of the end, the beginning of the 7 year Tribulation, or for one more thing….the end of God’s patience with mankind.
The book of Revelation, starts with John talking to the 7 churches. I can’t remember what chapter that ends, but reading from then on, is everything that’s coming. So you might want to read this article again, and just listen to what’s going on in the Middle East. There’s going to be a whole lot of people that won’t know or understand what’s going on, at the horrors their seeing/going through, and no one will have the time to teach them everything they will need to know, and that hurts my heart and soul, so bad, to think about it. Maybe you’ll take the time to gain some knowledge, while there’s still time? There’s tons of prophecy teachers online, where you could listen and learn? Or plenty of books ;to educate yourself, and/or I could help you to understand prophecy at a little bit at a time…while you still have time! (I said that already, huh?) Please don’t put it off? It’s really what people commonly call, a “life or death” matter….
gravenimage says
Joan, you’ve said before that the “Palestinians” are going to be forced to sign a peace treaty with Israel, but this has never happened before–what do you base this claim on?
Then, the few times the “Palestinians” have agreed to a truce with Israel they have broken it almost immediately–what leads you to believe that they would adhere to such a treaty for seven years?
Then, what leads you to believe that if they did that this would be indicative of Christian eschatology?
joanofark06 says
Right, it’s never happened before! Every president since Carter on, has tried and failed to get the Palestinians and Israel to make peace, right?
Wait, you ask, why do I say a peace treaty between those two has never happened? And what I base that on?
Are you saying that there WAS a peace treaty between those two signed? I’m sorry if I don’t recall one, being signed between the two? If you give me evidence of one being signed, I’d love to see it…
As far as I’ve heard or seen, like the first thing I said, was, the Palestinians have always said NO to peace with Israel…or as you’ve said, they’ve broken it very soon after…
Now, what makes me think that the Palestine leader WILL sign one with Israel for seven years?
Well, in Revelation, there’s a reference to Satan walking into a new temple, and proclaiming himself “god”. And then, making everyone in the world, receive his “mark”, IN (not on, as some people say), the right hand or forhead. I’d love to go on with that, and say that, Rev 20:4 will tell you what happens to all the Godly ones (Christians, Jews, etc), who DO NOT take the mark, and that verse says how satan will have them killed, and that is the reason I believe all the muslims were placed in all the NON muslim countries, but back to the peace plan…..
Anyway, I don’t understand the math, but there’s a verse, that mentions the time of this being…”time, times, and half a time”, and you’ll hear MANY christian theologians say that this (with the math done), IS the amount of 3 1/2 years, or the MIDDLE of the 7 years.
So, if there IS a half way point of some certain “TIME”, and every Christian theoligian says it’s 7 years, then I’m going with what every teacher says. No one says any other amount of time (with the math and the figuring), than 7 years. Lol, try to find someone who’s says something different. Anything else you’ll find, is some people saying, that NONE OF THIS is true, or everything has happened already in the past, or some other BS.
How theoligians, or prophecy scholors figure out the “time, times, and half a time”, is something you can try to work out…and get back to me with, lol.
I’m no good at math, but you can see the process of how they come up with it everywhere, where it’s explained.
I can understand it when they say (and Revelation says), Satan walking into a temple, is called the “abomination of desolation”. And that’s when he proclaims himself “god”. And so, this is a certain time, he does this, and I can agree with it, being the halfway point of the 7 years. Why not? Sounds like it’s a good time to me, lol.
I’ve listened to a lot of prophecy scholors online, and have read everything I can get my hands on, when it’s about bible prophecy. But when it comes to math, thats when I’m lost, and if you ever study about the 7 years Tribulation, you’ll know what starts it.
Without a sign, how would anyone know when the 7 year Tribulation started?
So God gave us a sign to watch for, and anyone who eyes to see, and ears to hear (ever heard THAT line, yup, its in our bible), and that sign to know when the “beginning of the end” starts, IS….a 7 year peace treaty, with Israel and Palestine signing it. (Remember, that’ll be the sign, the 7 year Tribulation period BEGINS!)
Bible prophecy websites, Christians, etc…WILL BE GOING CRAZY, when this happens! EVERYONE will know the meaning of it!!
Why else has that Palestinian leader ALWAYS, since Carter days, said NO to peace? No one man (or president) will do it, or can do it, but a LOT of powerful leaders CAN put the pressure on ONE country, economically or some other way. And when Trump, got those few countries to sign up, I saw the rest of how “the end” would come! God just used him to get it started, and then he backed off (he left office).
Now either, more countries will step up and join, and sign (this article got me excited), or when Trump becomes President, he’ll finish what he started, and get more (Middle Eastern) countries to sign up (it looks like more countries want to get signed up on their own, no Trump needed then, but we’ll see which way it goes! )
My idea since Trump got those few Middle Eastern countries to sign a “peace agreement”, (these countries who are supposed to HATE Israel, to sign up for peace, is amazing in itself!!), was what I saw, as a beginning of the time where God’s patience with mankind will end, and the last book of the bible, Revelation, or “hell on earth” for most, is to begin. (Read Revelation, and then you’ll know what to expect in those 7 years!)
gravenimage says
joanofark06 wrote:
Right, it’s never happened before! Every president since Carter on, has tried and failed to get the Palestinians and Israel to make peace, right?
Wait, you ask, why do I say a peace treaty between those two has never happened? And what I base that on?
Are you saying that there WAS a peace treaty between those two signed? I’m sorry if I don’t recall one, being signed between the two? If you give me evidence of one being signed, I’d love to see it…
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There has never been a long term peace, because Muslims do not want it. But yes, there have been truces–the most recent (or one of the most recent) last year.
“Gaza truce takes hold after Israel, Hamas reach cease-fire to halt conflict”
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/israel-hamas-reach-cease-fire-halt-gaza-conflict-n1268004
This was pushed by Biden, and was accepted by Hamas because Israel was kicking their *ss.
This was covered here at Jihad Watch.
And no, the truce did not hold–attacks on Israel from Gaza started up again almost immediately. Most recent one in the news not even a full day ago:
“Israel Strikes Gaza After Second Rocket Attack in 48 Hours”
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium.HIGHLIGHT-barrage-of-gaza-rockets-israel-after-airstrikes-jerusalem-tensions-1.10754246
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As far as I’ve heard or seen, like the first thing I said, was, the Palestinians have always said NO to peace with Israel…or as you’ve said, they’ve broken it very soon after…
Now, what makes me think that the Palestine leader WILL sign one with Israel for seven years?
Well, in Revelation, there’s a reference to Satan walking into a new temple, and proclaiming himself “god”. And then, making everyone in the world, receive his “mark”, IN (not on, as some people say), the right hand or forhead. I’d love to go on with that, and say that, Rev 20:4 will tell you what happens to all the Godly ones (Christians, Jews, etc), who DO NOT take the mark, and that verse says how satan will have them killed, and that is the reason I believe all the muslims were placed in all the NON muslim countries, but back to the peace plan…..
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Firstly, there is not just one “Palestine leader”. At the very least, there is the Palestinian Authority in the “West Bank”, and Hamas in Gaza.
Then, none of the things you cite from Revelations have come to pass.
Additionally, people have been claiming that the last days are immanent for almost 2000 years now.
As for Revelations 20:4, Muslims, much as they love beheading their victims, did not invent this atrocity, nor have they been the only ones to practice it.
And even if this did refer to Muslims–who are never mentioned in the Bible for obvious reasons–there is no reason to suppose that the reference would be specifically to the “Palestinians” in 2022.
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Anyway, I don’t understand the math, but there’s a verse, that mentions the time of this being…”time, times, and half a time”, and you’ll hear MANY christian theologians say that this (with the math done), IS the amount of 3 1/2 years, or the MIDDLE of the 7 years.
So, if there IS a half way point of some certain “TIME”, and every Christian theoligian says it’s 7 years, then I’m going with what every teacher says. No one says any other amount of time (with the math and the figuring), than 7 years. Lol, try to find someone who’s says something different. Anything else you’ll find, is some people saying, that NONE OF THIS is true, or everything has happened already in the past, or some other BS.
How theoligians, or prophecy scholors figure out the “time, times, and half a time”, is something you can try to work out…and get back to me with, lol.
I’m no good at math, but you can see the process of how they come up with it everywhere, where it’s explained.
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There is nothing in Revelations that says when this seven-year period is to begin. In fact, the only thing the Bible specifically says about the timing of the last days is that “But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, but My Father only”–Matthew 24:3.
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I can understand it when they say (and Revelation says), Satan walking into a temple, is called the “abomination of desolation”. And that’s when he proclaims himself “god”. And so, this is a certain time, he does this, and I can agree with it, being the halfway point of the 7 years. Why not? Sounds like it’s a good time to me, lol.
I’ve listened to a lot of prophecy scholors online, and have read everything I can get my hands on, when it’s about bible prophecy. But when it comes to math, thats when I’m lost, and if you ever study about the 7 years Tribulation, you’ll know what starts it.
Without a sign, how would anyone know when the 7 year Tribulation started?
So God gave us a sign to watch for, and anyone who eyes to see, and ears to hear (ever heard THAT line, yup, its in our bible), and that sign to know when the “beginning of the end” starts, IS….a 7 year peace treaty, with Israel and Palestine signing it. (Remember, that’ll be the sign, the 7 year Tribulation period BEGINS!)
Bible prophecy websites, Christians, etc…WILL BE GOING CRAZY, when this happens! EVERYONE will know the meaning of it!!
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This is usually based on a specific reading of Daniel, which is more likely to be about the Messiah than about Eschatology.
This is the verse usually cited:
https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Daniel%209:27
The reference is actually seven *days*, not years.
There are other references in Daniel to “seventy weeks”–but this would not be seven years–it would be a little over 5 and a half years.
Other references are to seventy years… If were to take this latter literally, then the date would be 2018 (seventy years from 1948), not 2022.
And Christians are actually very divided as to specifics–your claim that every Christian will assume that we face the end of days if any Muslim ever agrees (or pretends to agree) to a peace treaty with Israel is mistaken.
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Why else has that Palestinian leader ALWAYS, since Carter days, said NO to peace?
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There is nothing mystical about this. Muslims don’t want peace with Israel because they don’t recognize a Jewish government, and because they hope to destroy Israel.
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No one man (or president) will do it, or can do it, but a LOT of powerful leaders CAN put the pressure on ONE country, economically or some other way. And when Trump, got those few countries to sign up, I saw the rest of how “the end” would come! God just used him to get it started, and then he backed off (he left office).
Now either, more countries will step up and join, and sign (this article got me excited), or when Trump becomes President, he’ll finish what he started, and get more (Middle Eastern) countries to sign up (it looks like more countries want to get signed up on their own, no Trump needed then, but we’ll see which way it goes! )
My idea since Trump got those few Middle Eastern countries to sign a “peace agreement”, (these countries who are supposed to HATE Israel, to sign up for peace, is amazing in itself!!), was what I saw, as a beginning of the time where God’s patience with mankind will end, and the last book of the bible, Revelation, or “hell on earth” for most, is to begin.
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Yes, it’s good that some Muslim countries are not attacking Israel right now–just as it was good when Egypt decided to stop attacking Israel back in 1977.
The idea that this somehow intrinsically changes the nature–and threat–of Islam is not actually based on anything, though. Muslims have periodically stopped attacking Infidels when they have felt at a disadvantage.
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(Read Revelation, and then you’ll know what to expect in those 7 years!)
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Yes, I’ve read Revelation several times.
So why do I even care about this? Because I actually care about the threat of Islam.
I don’t think that any of this actually addresses this threat, and it in fact rather preaches passivity. I don’t consider this useful in facing this threat, any more than it would have been useful addressing the threat of Fascism eighty years ago.
joanofark06 says
Could you elaborate on that? Like…why? For what purpose would he do that for? Because in his mind, he’s still a lttle baby, who wants to throw a tantrum, and make a big mess….?
And you didn’t elaborate on the mess he’d make in the Middle East….are we talking diaper mess, or throwing his toys all over the desert?
You sound llike your tattle tailing on your baby brother, with just saying to everyone here:
“Mama, he makin big mess”!!
Ok, so what did he do to you, for you to get revenge on him? Sounds like someone has anger issues, by putting blame on someone, with no facts or evidence behind it?
And if you were standing around with some friends, would you say that same thing, if that person was standing around with you?
And just telling everyone that he wants to make a mess, without any “who, what, when, where, and how”
With just stating that someone wants to make a mess, and saying nothing else, would make no one here, interesed, because everyone made their big messes when they were little, and when people are grown, it’s not very good subject matter, to start a conversation with, or jump in a conversation with telling another adult, about another certain adult’s messes!
I never wanted to be a psychologist, but sometimes I just can’t help digging into someone’s reasoning’s or take apart someone’s thought processes….;to try to find a solution of why they don’t make sense!
Now I’m wondering what grade you finished?
gravenimage says
Postmortem on the Negev Summit
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Even most Muslims are tired of the “Palestinians” at this point.