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Terre Haute, IN USA
Sep 1999 time: 23:28
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quote: Originally posted by orange
as far as I've heard, "not a comma is to be changed". This road map is highly favourable of the Israelis, and for them not to go along with its EVERY word would be an insult to the Palestinians. |
How is it"highly favorable of the Israelis"?
You're right though that the road map will not be changed, but not for the reasons you mentionned. It won't be changed because the Palestinians have said that they won't accept any changes, and the West won't do anything to upset the Palestinians.
The truth is that this Road Map is complely unrealistic and naive. For example, it calls for a completely democratic Palestinian State that is tolerant, respectful of human rights and religious freedom, and completely free of any ties with terror groups. Anyone who thinks that is gonna happen, there is a bridge over the Tigris river, I'd like to sell to you! 
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CPA - Evil Clone brigade
Nov 2001 time: 06:28
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The road map may suck, but it's the best we have for now. It is a jam full of concessions towards all the participants : Israel, Palestine, Europe, Russia, UN, and of course the US, so of course it is far from being fully satisfying.
BUT, it is the first time since the start of the intifada that all these actors are trying to come up with a plan together. The road map by itself will prbably not bring peace. But if it manages to get Israeli and Palestinians to negociate, with the monitoring of a unanimous international community, it can be the right start.
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quote: But if it manages to get Israeli and Palestinians to negociate, |
I thought part of the point of this new peace plan was that it mostly bypassed negotiating between the Israelis and Palestinians, with the quartet getting each side to take actions towards the goals independent of the other side.
And yes, the (7!) page roadmap relies more on optimism than on realities, I fear.
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Mingapulco
Jul 2002 time: 07:28
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quote: Yeah, like thinking the Sharon government will ever put a stop to "natural growth" of the settlements...
silly Bush. |
Unfortunately, the intifade stoped grows of settlements. Ariel (city counted as settlement by palestinians) stoped growing after Oct. 2000. It's very bad, because terrorist started to think, that they can achive something by terror. They realized this, when Israeli army went out of Lebanon.
I did not say "Bush sucks". Bush rocks, at least because of Iraqi freedom. But the curent plan is even worse, than Oslo agreement.
Everybody here realize, that palestinians can not fight terrorists for the same reason, that Luzhkow (major of Moscow) can not fight corruption. Yes, some palestinians are educated, but most of them are poorly educated people tyranized by Arafat, and they will be ****ed by Abu-Mazen. Dmocratic regime in Palestine is impossible, until USA tanks will be in.
First we (not Israeli people, but all the world) must bring them education and freedom of religion. Second: Israel must became democratic state. USA must demand freedom of religion in Israel. Third: Syria, Lebanon and Iraq must be liberated (by USA, of course) only after stoping terrorists' support we can have peace.
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