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If you monitor the news agencies and statements of the "international community", the response would be akin to the proposal of a toxic-waste-dump(i.e.,"Not-In-My-Back-Yard").
ReplyDelete...immediately followed by "Fine. Let them move to Vermont".
Of course - given that Vermont is such a Deeply Blue State - I think we can already guess how far THAT bit of Israel-support would go.
- MuscleDaddy
For another comparison consider this: Put a matchbox down on the 50-yard line of a football field. That matchbox, compared to the field, is roughly the equivalent of the size of Israel vs. the size of the Arab-ruled world (Europe and Britain not included). Is there no room in all of that space for a few members of a made-up nationality (i.e. "Palestinians")? This crap gives me headaches. Oyster out.
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