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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: TimF who wrote (327058)2/23/2007 9:47:39 AM
From: Elroy  Read Replies (1) of 1577040
 
Keep in mind that the implementation timeframe for unification is 20 years. If more time makes success more likely, make it 50 years.

In my opinion that only changes the chance it will work from infinitesimal to very very small.

Do you mean the chance that it will be attempted is very small, or if attempted the chance for success is very small?

I agree it ain't likely to be attempted in the real world. But....IF it were attempted, and the quartet advocated Pasreal instead of the roadmap, and the quartet and the UN took action to force boths sides and interested nations toward Pasreal, then I think it would have a good chance of success. A good foundation (equality for all in united nation of Pasreal, Jews who want live there get a place/homeland to live, Palestinians get the right to return (live anywhere in Pasreal they can afford), the rest of us can support the idea since it's unification rather than choosing sides) and make the implementation period 50-100 years rather than 20, it would be a resounding success! Maybe...
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