08-04-2002 21:57									#91
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I've got a flag too!

Anyways, my main gripe is that many European politicians have a mouthful over 'bad, bad Israel' but don't DO anything. Doesn't even have to be trough the EU guys. But either say that you don't care or that you think Israel is in it's right, or put your (our)money where your (and, to an extent, our) mouth is and get some diplomatic and economical measures. But no, all they do is whine that 'the US has to do something' Well damn yes, the US is doing it wrong, but that doesn't mean we can't do better. [/rant]

	08-04-2002 21:59									#92
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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc As I said, I'm waiting for someone else with whom I can carry an intelligent conversation with. The only candidate I've seen so far is axi, your Greek compatriot.

The same one you accused of inconsistency earlier.

The prblem with you Dinodoc is that you don't know what the hell it is you're reading or what is going on.

For anyone to make sense to you he will have to agree with you.

You are on the lowest end of argumentative scale Moneypenny

	08-04-2002 22:06									#93
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22 The same one you accused of inconsistency earlier.

I can see someone as being inconsistent and not have to see them as being a brickwall. The two conditions don't necessarially have to go together.

quote: For anyone to make sense to you he will have to agree with you.

If agree with someone, it means that they are right. Making sense doesn't mean that you are right about an issue.

Now go away and don't bother me until you can string together a cogent arguement.

	08-04-2002 22:13									#94
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Hopeless. At least it's you that is paying the price for your murderous ways.

	08-04-2002 22:32									#95
	I'd say that the Palestinians are suffering because of thier luck in finding leaders Increase the size of your Attachments

paiktis22, you seem to forget, willfully so, that the Palestinians were first offered a state in the 1930's and 1940's. Thier leader Hajj Amin al-Husseini abandoned all reason and rejected the proposal, Siro or Natan will have more details on that than I do. He then allied himself with Hitler and the Nazi party in the vain hope that they would grant him a political world. You can tell how well that turned out.

	08-04-2002 22:36									#96
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1930's. So contemporary.
But I guess nothing's too old for you in order to uphold your views.

	08-04-2002 22:41									#97
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22 1930's. So contemporary.

They were offered a State again at the second Camp David conference. Thier leader, Arafat, followed the proud tradition of Palestinian leaders and abondoned all reason and gambled on the possibility that the Intifada that the PA was planning could force Isreal to make even greater concessions. You can see how well that turned out for yourself.

	08-04-2002 23:46									#98
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Paiktis, You should really answer my PM if ya want that avatar.

	08-04-2002 23:47									#99
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Siro, I did.
I was busy earlier.

Muchas Gracias