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To: Elroy who wrote (238205)	7/29/2007 5:05:12 PM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 281500

One of your more stupid posts on the subject elroy. There are more christians and others than moslems in the world. If you look at it globally like you look at the whole middle east the arab world has lost all legitamacy because of their backward ways. Where israel is is predominately jewish and it doesnt matter what the middle east is or the continent or the planet. Those who misread history like you are doomed to make dumb comments. This is your first dumb post in a long time. Sharpen that mind of yours EL.

To: Elroy who wrote (238205)	7/29/2007 6:10:50 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

300-500 million Arabs, 1.5 million of them Israeli Arabs, don't think there should be a Jewish homeland where Israel is located. 5.5 million Israeli Jews and 3-4 million non-Israeli Jews do think there should be a Jewish homeland where Israel is located. The rest of the world doesn't really care. So let the judgment of the collective stakeholders make the decision - 300-500 million Nays against less than 10 million Yays. The rest of us, as non-stakeholders, in our "objective judgment", might as well side (to the extent that we have to choose sides) with the larger population group What answer do you get when you run the Holocaust through this elevated moral calculation? Not our problem. Which was the world's response, come to think of it. If that's how it's done, can North and South America, Europe and Asia register a vote on the Arab world's recent contributions? Do they get to be "stakeholders" too? Seems to me they contribute a far higher percentage of the GDP.