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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: Ed Huang who wrote (2394)10/17/2003 12:44:40 AM
From: rrufff   of 22250
 
It is nice that you are finally understanding the error of your ways. Your hatred and bias seem to be blinding you, with only a glimmer of light passing by.

I've tried explaining in detail. Let's see if a simple explanation will get through to you.

If a pipeline is ever used from the Iraqi oil fields that terminates in Haifa, the oil will be sold for the benefit of the Iraqis. It will be shipped from the port of Haifa.

This hypothetical statement, as there is no firm plan to do this at this time just conjecture, does not mean that the oil is being USED by Israel, being STOLEN by Israel. It merely states that Israel will be part of the transportation and shipment of oil

There is no difference from the role that Turkey plays or that Syria plays. There are pipelines that go through both nations that have been used in the past.

Israel will serve a role in commerce with friendly Arab nations as it already does. It has relations with Morocco, Jordan, Egypt and other nations, some open, some quiet. It's a fact of life. Only you seem to wish to deny this perhaps in a hope that peace never comes to the area, that commerce never continues to benefit all parties in the area.

Now what is the problem?

Perhaps you need to consult with the ancient Chinese philosopher Confusion?
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