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To: rrufff who wrote (5408)12/31/2003 2:47:50 PM
From: Elmer Flugum  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6945
 
If the American government was an honest broker for peace in Palestine, they would cut off Isra'El's welfare check, institute a boycott of all of it's products and services, until they get out of the occupied territories in short order.

If America was going to be an honest broker for peace in Palestine, the American companies would shutter their doors as they did in Apartheid South Africa, until the "racist" government of South Africa was dissolved.

the "security wall" would be at the Green line and not deep into future Palestinian lands. The settlements would be torn down, now.

len



To: rrufff who wrote (5408)12/31/2003 8:38:12 PM
From: steve kammerer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6945
 
Ruff, you said "That is untrue. Arafat thumbed his nose at Clinton and a deal which would have brought meaningful nationhood to his people by now."

That is just untrue. What they would have had is no acess to aquifer. Israel would have control.
# non contiguous pieces of land with road blocks. The special highways for settlers would have remained and many more things. They couldn't have accepted that.


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