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Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 11:58pm On Jun 24, 2012
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Tadup: he is much much much much much much much much better than GEJ(A.k.a no shoes and boat house)

fo.ol like you! Just because GEJ is not a muslim abi? So much for one nigeria and patriotism. A lot of nigerian muslims are willing to kill their president for Ahmadinejad, even though the blo.ody iranian doesn't give a hoot about them.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by trenchcoat: 11:58pm On Jun 24, 2012
davidylan:What do you understand by the word wisdom? When did prayer became a crime? Who engineered the crises in the countries you made mention of? Were they not the Jews and Americans? Typical comment of a hatred buried being.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 12:08am On Jun 25, 2012
trenchcoat: davidylan:What do you understand by the word wisdom? When did prayer became a crime? Who engineered the crises in the countries you made mention of? Were they not the Jews and Americans? Typical comment of a hatred buried being.

Ok wait... so jews and americans are solely responsible for the unrest in virtually all muslim-dominated states on earth? How come both countries are yet to provoke serial conflicts in Asia and Europe? So jews are to blame for Somalia, Sudan, Niger, Kano, Bauchi, Iran, Pakistan and Libya?

Yeah dude, obviously you're the one who needs to understand what "wisdom" means because you dont exhibit a shred of it.

Muslims pray more than anyone else on earth... their countries are virtual shitholes, states in perpetual tyranny and hotbeds of extreme violence. How many muslims do you see queueing for Lebanese visas rather than American visas? why do Ethiopians or Sudanese brave death at the hands of Egyptian border guards to go to Israel?
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by zaboy: 12:10am On Jun 25, 2012
a big hifh-5 to the people of Egypt.
They havent had an election in decades, yet the immediate one was free and fair! shame to nigeria!
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 12:34am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

What then explains the arab progrom against Jews in that yr? What settlements caused the problem? Dishonest fools.



and pray tell why were they against this?



More disgraceful lies... 6 arab nations declared war against the jews in 1948 for no reason...



that's quite stup[i]i[/i]d really because we have google and wikipedia. The league of nations duly voted for a split of the land between Israel, arabs and more arabs in the form of the nascent nation of Jordan. Israel agreed to their tiny sliver... arabs chose to go to war.



Again a lie (you muslims seem to excel at dishonesty)... Egypt, Syria and jordan led the 1967 war... NONE of them was affected by the creation of Israel in 1948...



1. It may interest you to note that the blockade is 100% legal... pls look up the latest UN declaration on this. If Cameroon was committed to the destruction of Nigeria, i'm sure you would expect Nigeria to enforce an air and maritime blockade to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction on its border.



Such a disgrace... why are you such a dishonest fellow?



Absurd. Israel transported over 34000 tonnes of food and goods into Gaza between June 1 and June 16 2012. Virtually all Gaza's gas needs come from Israel and a little from Egypt. Gaza's power plants are supplied power mostly by Israel...

But dont let facts get in the way of spinning one for the dishonest army of allah.



Again another lie that doesnt require more than 2 mins of research to debunk. The PLO charter was written in 1964... at that time Egypt was in control of Gaza and Jordan was in control of the Westbank... so how was Israel denying the rights of palestinians to exist? By merely existing in Nazareth?



Such a fool. You cant get a US passport without swearing allegiance to the US ditto for an Iranian passport so why is Israel being singled out here?

1. The palestinians (who didnt exist before 1988 by the way) had a chance to create their state before 1967 when arabs controlled their lands... what happened then?

2. It would interest you to note that the standard of living of Israeli arabs and those in the west bank is over 10x higher than arabs in Syria, Lebanon, Egypt or Iran... but again dont let facts get in the way of another lie in honor of allah and his murderous gangs of arab thieves.



So why didnt the arabs take the 91% then negotiate hard for the remaining 9%? Perhaps because land and a state isnt really what they want?



What a joke you folks are. So these people where so desperate for a state that they scuttled their negotiations for one because Ariel Sharon happened to pass by the Al Aqsa mosque? cheesy I laugh at your own stup[i]i[/i]dity.



Convoluted nonsense. what has negotiations with Syria over the golan got to do with the palestinians?



1. no it wasnt phosphorus bombs but tracers... read and weep.

2. I'm not sure you're truly interested in the innocent... i havent seen you crying over the truly innocent in Syria. you dont seem to care unless muslims are killed by IDF bombs... when it is muslims doing the killing, you barely even lift an eyelid.

3. Yeah i suppose 8 yrs of patiently tolerating rockets and bomb attacks unprovoked is not enough before you choose to retaliate?

6 arab nations declared war against isreal for selfish reasons of thheir own,but the palestines themselves went to war for good reason.when the original palestinian territory was divided to create isreal,it was done in such a way that isreal got 56% of the land in an area that had almost equal number of jews and arabs while palestines got 44% in an area that had more than 800,000 palestines and less than 10,000jews.also isreal got statehhood while palestine was denied same.the arab nations invaded with plans to annex the palestinian territory to themselves.this wouldnt have arisen if palestine has also been granted a statehood

isreal didnt accept a "tins silver",it got the larger share in an unfair division.

you make me laugh.so because isreal released tonnes of aid which it had held for so long,it means isreal isnt starving the palestines?do you realise what viva palestine is all about?why did egypt raise its wall around gaza?why do organizations from around the world send aid to gaza?why do people join flotillas,risking their lives,to take aid to gaza?isreal banned flights into gaza and refuses direct aid to gaza,organizations attempted to take aid by sea and what did they get,greek officials were forced into intercepting the flotilla.eventually israeli soldiers kiilled 7 turkish members of the flotilla,an incident isreal refused to apologize for leading to crisis with turkey.

presidents clinton and obama have repeatedly said that israel has to trade land for peace.isreal has refused to do that.an agreement was reached for isreal to retreat to its pre-1967 borders but isreal has refused.palestines want statehood but cannot get it because america has the veto power to deny them as it did in 2011.

it is an obvious distortion of facts and history to say palestines didnt exist before 1988.history shows that palestines have existed on those lands since the conquest of jerusalem by babylon.as at the time the jewish state was created,it was created out of palestinean territory which was a british protectorate.it was epected that the 2states would be created,rather isreal was created and given 56% of the land while palestine was regarded as a territory


sharon's famous stroll was well orchestrated.at that time,barak was in shepherdstown negotiating with arafat but was certain to lose the elections to sharon.by taking a "stroll" into an area reverred by palestines,sharon was passing a message that irrespective of the agreements reached,he would not let the lands go.sharon did win the elections.so you see,it wasnt about the stroll,it was the message he passed

negotiations with syria over the golan heights has everything to do with palestine.first syria and palestine arent allies.syria doesnt pose a threat to isreal and with or without the golan,syria wouldnt attack isreal directly.but syria was suspected of harming hezbollah and hamas and isreal felt it could make it stop sponsoring terrorism by giving it the golan.this however sent a wrong message to the palestines that isreal was willing to give in to syria but unwilling to accede to palestines demands.world politics isnt bread and tea.

http://en.m.wikinews.org/wiki/Israeli_military_confirms_the_use_of_white_phosphorus_bombs_in_the_Gaza_Strip

it was phosphorus bombs.read and weep
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 12:41am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

1. Hamas is not in a struggle for land... it has Gaza all to itself now... why hasnt it started the process of governing rather than spending all its resources building bombs to send over the Israeli border? Has it ever occurred to you to ask? Of course not... that would be too much for an unintelligent troll.
what do you mean by hamas has control of gaza?have you forgotten there is a blockade in place?a blockade that prevents over 300,000 people from going to the jobs,that stops children from going to school,that stops food and necessary aid from entering into gaza.even the aid is seized by isreal.it wasnt until december,after palestines bid for statehood failed that isreal released over $1billion in aid it has seized.hamas doesnt have control of gaza till the blockade is lifted
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by TerryCarr(m): 1:23am On Jun 25, 2012
HA grin
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 1:36am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:

6 arab nations declared war against isreal for selfish reasons of thheir own,but the palestines themselves went to war for good reason.when the original palestinian territory was divided to create isreal,it was done in such a way that isreal got 56% of the land in an area that had almost equal number of jews and arabs while palestines got 44% in an area that had more than 800,000 palestines and less than 10,000jews.

this is a senseless lie. Arabs had already gotten 75% of the land (JORDAN) in 1922, rather than Israel getting the remaining 25%, it was once again split almost halfway to accommodate arab intransigence, intolerance and pure vile nature. Have you ever wondered why jordan is almost 80% palestinian?

Delafruita:
also isreal got statehhood while palestine was denied same.the arab nations invaded with plans to annex the palestinian territory to themselves.this wouldnt have arisen if palestine has also been granted a statehood

Stup[i]i[/i]d. Israel got statehoood because it agreed to the league of nations split. Palestine wasnt denied statehood, it simply refusd its share and chose instead to wipe out the jews so they could annex the entire land to themselves... they lost... deal with it.

Delafruita:
isreal didnt accept a "tins silver",it got the larger share in an unfair division.

Hmmm actually the arab share was unfair. They already got Jordan... then got almost half what was left AGAIN. Unless of course fairness means allah's slaves get everything and others get none.

Delafruita:
you make me laugh.so because isreal released tonnes of aid which it had held for so long,it means isreal isnt starving the palestines?

lol you're a joke...

1. Israel releases tonnes of aid to Gaza on almost a biweekly basis... it hasnt held them for so long and is certainly under no obligation to provide such aid.
2. There is no starvation in Gaza dear... that is a lie from the pit of allah's throne. Have you EVER seen starvation photos from Gaza like we see from places like Somalia or Niger? Shame on you for lying so horribly. Palestinians have a much higher standard of living that Nigerians can ever imagine. I wish we "starved" like palestinians... at least we would be guaranteed food for no work at all.

Delafruita:
do you realise what viva palestine is all about?why did egypt raise its wall around gaza?why do organizations from around the world send aid to gaza?why do people join flotillas,risking their lives,to take aid to gaza?

It may interest you to note that of the 2 flotilla's to Gaza so far... none brought aid at all. you should be more informed before spewing lies here bro.

Delafruita:
isreal banned flights into gaza and refuses direct aid to gaza,organizations attempted to take aid by sea and what did they get,greek officials were forced into intercepting the flotilla.eventually israeli soldiers kiilled 7 turkish members of the flotilla,an incident isreal refused to apologize for leading to crisis with turkey.

Jumbled and deliberately misleading nonsense.

1. Israel bans flights INTO Israel. You can fly into Egypt and try getting into Gaza from there... why try to use Israeli airports?

2. Organizations are encouraged to send aid to Ashdod ports where the aid then gets transfered to Gaza for free! The sole reason Gaza wants its ports unchecked is to allow Iran and Syria ship weapons in.

3. Israeli soldiers killed 7 turkish members of a flotilla that brought no aid and attacked unarmed Israeli soldiers first. There are youtube videos that debunk your lie.

Delafruita:
presidents clinton and obama have repeatedly said that israel has to trade land for peace.isreal has refused to do that.an agreement was reached for isreal to retreat to its pre-1967 borders but isreal has refused.palestines want statehood but cannot get it because america has the veto power to deny them as it did in 2011.

So why exactly was Israel attacked in 1967 when its borders did not include Westbank and Gaza?

Delafruita:
it is an obvious distortion of facts and history to say palestines didnt exist before 1988.history shows that palestines have existed on those lands since the conquest of jerusalem by babylon.

If this is the case, care to explain to us why virtually NO arab towns existed there prior to 1908? Why are the names all jewish names? Crazy.
Where were these arab palestinians when Jerusalem was destroyed in AD 70?

Delafruita:
as at the time the jewish state was created,it was created out of palestinean territory which was a british protectorate.it was epected that the 2states would be created,rather isreal was created and given 56% of the land while palestine was regarded as a territory

I get tired of educating these islamic goons. 3 States were created - Jordan, Israel and more land for another arab state. The arabs refused in favour of destroying the jews forever.
Too bad they lost as they always will bow down before the Lion of Judah.

Delafruita:
sharon's famous stroll was well orchestrated.at that time,barak was in shepherdstown negotiating with arafat but was certain to lose the elections to sharon.by taking a "stroll" into an area reverred by palestines,sharon was passing a message that irrespective of the agreements reached,he would not let the lands go.sharon did win the elections.so you see,it wasnt about the stroll,it was the message he passed

All these over a mere stroll? Allah and his goons sure have a great sense of humor.

Delafruita:
negotiations with syria over the golan heights has everything to do with palestine.first syria and palestine arent allies.syria doesnt pose a threat to isreal and with or without the golan,syria wouldnt attack isreal directly.

Sigh. What a dishonest and illiterate fool. Pls use google next time.
Syria is in a permanent state of war with Israel... constitutionally so how exactly does it not pose a threat?
Syria attacked Israel in 1948, 1953 and 1967... WITHOUT the Golan heights issue so what exactly is this fool saying?

Delafruita:
http://en.m.wikinews.org/wiki/Israeli_military_confirms_the_use_of_white_phosphorus_bombs_in_the_Gaza_Strip

it was phosphorus bombs.read and weep

I know you're quite slow but you shld research what a tracer is.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 1:40am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
[b]what do you mean by hamas has control of gaza?[/b]have you forgotten there is a blockade in place?a blockade that prevents over 300,000 people from going to the jobs,that stops children from going to school,that stops food and necessary aid from entering into gaza.even the aid is seized by isreal.it wasnt until december,after palestines bid for statehood failed that isreal released over $1billion in aid it has seized.hamas doesnt have control of gaza till the blockade is lifted

Hamas has control of Gaza... that Israel monitors the air and sea to make sure weapons arent shipped in to be used against jews is the fault of Hamas.
The blockade does not prevent 300,000 people from going to their jobs... unless of course you mean they are being prevented from strolling into Israel to work which as you know is not a right.
The blockade doesnt stop Gaza children from going to school, you should be more worried about Hamas rockets that are directed at Jewish kindergartens but of course you truly care nothing for dead jewish kids.

No blockade will be lifted until Hamas has dropped its number 1 goal - killing the jews. Deal with it.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 1:42am On Jun 25, 2012
zaboy: a big hifh-5 to the people of Egypt.
They havent had an election in decades, yet the immediate one was free and fair! shame to nigeria!

They have "free and fair" elections in Syria too. I for one think Nigeria is still far better... at least the government does not release soldiers to kill 3000 people with sheer impunity as Egyptians are soon going to witness. Dumb muslims.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by tpia5: 1:51am On Jun 25, 2012
@ topic

is he a fundamentalist muslim?
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by tholuosa2: 2:25am On Jun 25, 2012
Back to the topic.

The Egyptian election result is result of complicated compromise!

The Egyptians actually had their hands tied - more than 50% of them wanted a president with secular leanings. Unfortunately and as we do also in Nigeria, the secularists failed to present a common front (presidential candidate) hence their loss in the first round of voting!

Most of those who voted for Morsi do not actually like him and his party, they did so because they believed Shafiq was a continued embodiment of Mubarak's governement - they voted with a part of their heart in fear and another part in hope that the brotherhood will be fair to all.

The Muslim Brotherhood had earlier said stated and promised that they will not contest for the presidency, they reneged on their word on seeing what they could do with power - that should have been enough flashing lights for the Egyptians instead of having a pathological hate for anything having a connection to Mubarak, even if it were an ordinary cat!

The military's action is a necessary evil to ensure Egypt's sanctity in matters of defence, foreign affairs and constitutional right of all citizens.

So, what are the lessons for all Nigeria?
1. We must all unite on a single platform to send any government not working for our progress - electing a true Nigerian having no bias to religion or ethnic domination
2. We must not trust any politician that lies and changes his/her word once they have opportunities for power-grabbing
3. We must not be quick to dismiss politicians on their prior affiliations (fashola was almost suffering this fate in 2007)


The future will be bright if we all stand tall and unwavering on the truth!
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 2:25am On Jun 25, 2012
tpia@:
@ topic

is he a fundamentalist muslim?

He's the representative of the muslim brotherhood. nuff said.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by tholuosa2: 2:25am On Jun 25, 2012
Back to the topic.

The Egyptian election result is result of complicated compromise!

The Egyptians actually had their hands tied - more than 50% of them wanted a president with secular leanings. Unfortunately and as we do also in Nigeria, the secularists failed to present a common front (presidential candidate) hence their loss in the first round of voting!

Most of those who voted for Morsi do not actually like him and his party, they did so because they believed Shafiq was a continued embodiment of Mubarak's governement - they voted with a part of their heart in fear and another part in hope that the brotherhood will be fair to all.

The Muslim Brotherhood had earlier said stated and promised that they will not contest for the presidency, they reneged on their word on seeing what they could do with power - that should have been enough flashing lights for the Egyptians instead of having a pathological hate for anything having a connection to Mubarak, even if it were an ordinary cat!

The military's action is a necessary evil to ensure Egypt's sanctity in matters of defence, foreign affairs and constitutional right of all citizens.

So, what are the lessons for all Nigeria?
1. We must all unite on a single platform to send any government not working for our progress - electing a true Nigerian having no bias to religion or ethnic domination
2. We must not trust any politician that lies and changes his/her word once they have opportunities for power-grabbing
3. We must not be quick to dismiss politicians on their prior affiliations (fashola was almost suffering this fate in 2007)


The future will be bright if we all stand tall and unwavering on the truth!
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 2:27am On Jun 25, 2012
tholu_osa2: Back to the topic.

The Egyptian election result is result of complicated compromise!

The Egyptians actually had their hands tied - more than 50% of them wanted a president with secular leanings. Unfortunately and as we do also in Nigeria, the secularists failed to present a common front (presidential candidate) hence their loss in the first round of voting!

Most of those who voted for Morsi do not actually like him and his party, they did so because they believed Shafiq was a continued embodiment of Mubarak's governement - they voted with a part of their heart in fear and another part in hope that the brotherhood will be fair to all.

The Muslim Brotherhood had earlier said stated and promised that they will not contest for the presidency, they reneged on their word on seeing what they could do with power - that should have been enough flashing lights for the Egyptians instead of having a pathological hate for anything having a connection to Mubarak, even if it were an ordinary cat!

The military's action is a necessary evil to ensure Egypt's sanctity in matters of defence, foreign affairs and constitutional right of all citizens.

So, what are the lessons for all Nigeria?
1. We must all unite on a single platform to send any government not working for our progress - electing a true Nigerian having no bias to religion or ethnic domination
2. We must not trust any politician that lies and changes his/her word once they have opportunities for power-grabbing
3. We must not be quick to dismiss politicians on their prior affiliations (fashola was almost suffering this fate in 2007)


The future will be bright if we all stand tall and unwavering on the truth!

Very well said. Finally someone who paid attention to the issues and gets it.

The MB initially said they would not contest the presidency but went ahead to push their candidates to take a majority of parliamentary seats... they didnt renege on their promise, they simply did what shady islamist parties are known to do in arab countries... LIE until conditions suit their agenda.

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Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by maclatunji: 7:08am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

I stopped reading when i got to the "west bank". There is relative "peace" there because the IDF maintains a very strong presence. Keep quiet if you are this ignorant.

Trust me, we respect the choice of muslims to select fools and tyrants to rule over them... we only have a problem when you choose to enter our churches with bombs in the name of allah.

Lame David, your IDF is an occupying force, I doubt you know what that means in the context of peace. Anybody who reads your posts will know that you are shallow and bigoted. You will soon rubbish yourself out of relevance, keep ranting, insulting and whining.

Lagos Area boys have more class and respect than you dude.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 7:25am On Jun 25, 2012
maclatunji:

Lame David, your IDF is an occupying force, I doubt you know what that means in the context of peace. Anybody who reads your posts will know that you are shallow and bigoted. You will soon rubbish yourself out of relevance, keep ranting, insulting and whining.

Lagos Area boys have more class and respect than you dude.

You really need to read... and read wide... stop reading the quran, its what breeds suicide bombers and ignorant goons... sorry to say...
How exactly is the IDF an "occupying force"? That is an arab lie... the West Bank was seized from Jordan in 1967. As at 1964, the PLO categorically stated it held absolutely no claims to the land... Jordan has relinquished its claims to the land... so how exactly is the IDF an occupying force? these are easily researched facts... but of course i'm not surprised that anything that does not parrot the nauseatingly deceptive and intolerant islamic notion of "everything for islam and nothing for others" is automatically tagged as "bigoted".

Shallow? I laugh in spanish... and i suppose you're the widely read one? Too bad i dont show "class" to folks like you... those who deserve respect get it, it would be like spreading fine linen before swine to waste class on folks like you. Folks like you with a penchant for spreading lies and deliberate misinformation do not deserve the luxury of being treated with "class".

I wonder why you bother to comment on cerebral topics, you barely make an attempt to sound like you actually went to school. Empty sophistry is meant for the romance or dating sections. Please stay there.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 7:58am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

this is a senseless lie. Arabs had already gotten 75% of the land (JORDAN) in 1922, rather than Israel getting the remaining 25%, it was once again split almost halfway to accommodate arab intransigence, intolerance and pure vile nature. Have you ever wondered why jordan is almost 80% palestinian?



Stup[i]i[/i]d. Israel got statehoood because it agreed to the league of nations split. Palestine wasnt denied statehood, it simply refusd its share and chose instead to wipe out the jews so they could annex the entire land to themselves... they lost... deal with it.



Hmmm actually the arab share was unfair. They already got Jordan... then got almost half what was left AGAIN. Unless of course fairness means allah's slaves get everything and others get none.



lol you're a joke...

1. Israel releases tonnes of aid to Gaza on almost a biweekly basis... it hasnt held them for so long and is certainly under no obligation to provide such aid.
2. There is no starvation in Gaza dear... that is a lie from the pit of allah's throne. Have you EVER seen starvation photos from Gaza like we see from places like Somalia or Niger? Shame on you for lying so horribly. Palestinians have a much higher standard of living that Nigerians can ever imagine. I wish we "starved" like palestinians... at least we would be guaranteed food for no work at all.



It may interest you to note that of the 2 flotilla's to Gaza so far... none brought aid at all. you should be more informed before spewing lies here bro.



Jumbled and deliberately misleading nonsense.

1. Israel bans flights INTO Israel. You can fly into Egypt and try getting into Gaza from there... why try to use Israeli airports?

2. Organizations are encouraged to send aid to Ashdod ports where the aid then gets transfered to Gaza for free! The sole reason Gaza wants its ports unchecked is to allow Iran and Syria ship weapons in.

3. Israeli soldiers killed 7 turkish members of a flotilla that brought no aid and attacked unarmed Israeli soldiers first. There are youtube videos that debunk your lie.



So why exactly was Israel attacked in 1967 when its borders did not include Westbank and Gaza?



If this is the case, care to explain to us why virtually NO arab towns existed there prior to 1908? Why are the names all jewish names? Crazy.
Where were these arab palestinians when Jerusalem was destroyed in AD 70?



I get tired of educating these islamic goons. 3 States were created - Jordan, Israel and more land for another arab state. The arabs refused in favour of destroying the jews forever.
Too bad they lost as they always will bow down before the Lion of Judah.



All these over a mere stroll? Allah and his goons sure have a great sense of humor.



Sigh. What a dishonest and illiterate fool. Pls use google next time.
Syria is in a permanent state of war with Israel... constitutionally so how exactly does it not pose a threat?
Syria attacked Israel in 1948, 1953 and 1967... WITHOUT the Golan heights issue so what exactly is this fool saying?



I know you're quite slow but you shld research what a tracer is.
"The Tragedy of Palestine
The Balfour Declaration’s commitment to a Jewish national home in the British mandate of Palestine soon came back to haunt Britain and the Arabs. Arabs were outragedby the implication that they were the intruders in Palestine, when in fact at the end of World War II they accounted for about 90% of the population.
While Jewish immigration to Palestine in the 1920’s caused little alarm, the situation escalated markedly with the rise of Nazi persecution in Europe. Large numbers of European Jews flocked to Palestine, inflaming nationalist passions among all Arabs, who feared the creation of a Jewish state in which they would be the losers. Palestinian resistance erupted into a full-scale revolt which lasted from 1936-39. This revolt, which in some respects resembled the intifada of the late 1980s, was the first major outbreak of Palestinian-Zionist hostilities.
Although the strict terms imposed on Transjordan since 1921 prevented Emir Abdullah from establishing official contacts with Palestinian Arabs under the British mandate, he nonetheless gave refuge to Palestinian leaders and political activists. He constantly warned the British against earmarking Arab lands for a Jewish national home and allowing increased Jewish immigration to Palestine. He also intervened at various levels on behalf ofthe Palestinians, while warning of impending disaster should a diplomatic solution to the problem not be found. His predictions fell on deaf ears, but came true nonetheless.
As the Jewish population in Palestine increased sharply during the 1930s, fighting betweenJews and Arabs increased also. Both sides blamed the British, who failed miserably in their attempts to reach a settlement acceptable to all. The conflict was muted by the onset of World War II, during which both sides cooperated with the British. Transjordan’s Arab Legion also joined the side of the Allies, helping the British and the Free French drive the Vichy forces from Syria.
The crisis of Palestine reached a boiling point in the years immediately after the war. With international sympathy firmly behind the Jews in the wake of the Holocaust, Zionist leaderspressured the British to admit thousands of displaced Jews. At the same time, underground Jewish groups such as the Irgun and the renegade Stern Gang initiated a campaign of terrorism against the British. Washing its hands of the whole imbroglio, Britaindeclared in February 1947 that its mandate over Palestine would end on May 14, 1948. The matter was then addressed by the United Nations, which, after rejecting various plans, voted for the partition of Palestine in November 1947. The plan called for the partition of Palestine into an Arab state and a Jewish state, with al-Quds (Jerusalem) to be placed under UN trusteeship. More than half the territory, including the valuable coastal strip, had been allotted to the Jews, who only owned about 6% of the land. The Arabs were shocked, and conflict was inevitable.
On May 14, 1948, the British terminated their mandate over Palestine, and the Jews immediately proclaimed the independence of the state of Israel. The Soviet Union was the first country to recognize Israel, followed promptly by the United States. The tragedy of Palestine was born.
The 1948 Arab-Israeli War
"prior to the UN General Assembly’s November 1947 decision to partition Palestine, King Abdullah had proposed sending the Arab Legion to defend the Arabs of Palestine. Reacting to the passing of the partition plan, he announced Jordan’s readiness to deploy the full force of the Arab Legion in Palestine. An Arab League meeting held in Amman two days before the expiration of the British mandate concluded that Arab countries would send troops to Palestine to join forces with Jordan’s army.
Immediately after the proclamation of the state of Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Iraq sent troops to join with Jordanian forces in order to defend their brethren, the indigenous inhabitants of Palestine. However, the attacks were uncoordinated and each army took orders from its own commanders. The Jewish forces were therefore able to exploit the political and military differences among the Arab armies. Contrary to the popular misconception, Israel also held a distinct manpower advantage over its adversaries. By the end of May 1948, Israel fielded a mobile army of 25,000 front-line troops, a number that would grow to nearly 80,000 by the end of that year. In addition, many Israeli soldiers hadseen combat action during World War II. The Jewish militias exploited their military advantage to consolidate control over their allotted areas, as well as to entrench themselves in some strategic areas allocated to the Arabs of Palestine.
The violent establishment of the state of Israel led more than 500,000 Palestinian Arabs to flee their homes, with many settling in what became known as the “West Bank” (the west bank of the Jordan River). It is a well-documented fact that a systematic massacre of around 245 Palestinians occurred on April 9, 1948 in the village of Deir Yassin . The Irgunand the Stern Gang systematically conducted this and other massacres, such as that at Kafr Qassem , in order to create a general climate of terror that encouraged the unarmed and defenseless Palestinians to flee."
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 8:07am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
"The Tragedy of Palestine
The Balfour Declaration’s commitment to a Jewish national home in the British mandate of Palestine soon came back to haunt Britain and the Arabs. Arabs were outragedby the implication that they were the intruders in Palestine, when in fact at the end of World War II they accounted for about 90% of the population.
While Jewish immigration to Palestine in the 1920’s caused little alarm, the situation escalated markedly with the rise of Nazi persecution in Europe. Large numbers of European Jews flocked to Palestine, inflaming nationalist passions among all Arabs, who feared the creation of a Jewish state in which they would be the losers. Palestinian resistance erupted into a full-scale revolt which lasted from 1936-39. This revolt, which in some respects resembled the intifada of the late 1980s, was the first major outbreak of Palestinian-Zionist hostilities.
Although the strict terms imposed on Transjordan since 1921 prevented Emir Abdullah from establishing official contacts with Palestinian Arabs under the British mandate, he nonetheless gave refuge to Palestinian leaders and political activists. He constantly warned the British against earmarking Arab lands for a Jewish national home and allowing increased Jewish immigration to Palestine. He also intervened at various levels on behalf ofthe Palestinians, while warning of impending disaster should a diplomatic solution to the problem not be found. His predictions fell on deaf ears, but came true nonetheless.
As the Jewish population in Palestine increased sharply during the 1930s, fighting betweenJews and Arabs increased also. Both sides blamed the British, who failed miserably in their attempts to reach a settlement acceptable to all. The conflict was muted by the onset of World War II, during which both sides cooperated with the British. Transjordan’s Arab Legion also joined the side of the Allies, helping the British and the Free French drive the Vichy forces from Syria.
The crisis of Palestine reached a boiling point in the years immediately after the war. With international sympathy firmly behind the Jews in the wake of the Holocaust, Zionist leaderspressured the British to admit thousands of displaced Jews. At the same time, underground Jewish groups such as the Irgun and the renegade Stern Gang initiated a campaign of terrorism against the British. Washing its hands of the whole imbroglio, Britaindeclared in February 1947 that its mandate over Palestine would end on May 14, 1948. The matter was then addressed by the United Nations, which, after rejecting various plans, voted for the partition of Palestine in November 1947. The plan called for the partition of Palestine into an Arab state and a Jewish state, with al-Quds (Jerusalem) to be placed under UN trusteeship. More than half the territory, including the valuable coastal strip, had been allotted to the Jews, who only owned about 6% of the land. The Arabs were shocked, and conflict was inevitable.
On May 14, 1948, the British terminated their mandate over Palestine, and the Jews immediately proclaimed the independence of the state of Israel. The Soviet Union was the first country to recognize Israel, followed promptly by the United States. The tragedy of Palestine was born.
The 1948 Arab-Israeli War
"prior to the UN General Assembly’s November 1947 decision to partition Palestine, King Abdullah had proposed sending the Arab Legion to defend the Arabs of Palestine. Reacting to the passing of the partition plan, he announced Jordan’s readiness to deploy the full force of the Arab Legion in Palestine. An Arab League meeting held in Amman two days before the expiration of the British mandate concluded that Arab countries would send troops to Palestine to join forces with Jordan’s army.
Immediately after the proclamation of the state of Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Iraq sent troops to join with Jordanian forces in order to defend their brethren, the indigenous inhabitants of Palestine. However, the attacks were uncoordinated and each army took orders from its own commanders. The Jewish forces were therefore able to exploit the political and military differences among the Arab armies. Contrary to the popular misconception, Israel also held a distinct manpower advantage over its adversaries. By the end of May 1948, Israel fielded a mobile army of 25,000 front-line troops, a number that would grow to nearly 80,000 by the end of that year. In addition, many Israeli soldiers hadseen combat action during World War II. The Jewish militias exploited their military advantage to consolidate control over their allotted areas, as well as to entrench themselves in some strategic areas allocated to the Arabs of Palestine.
The violent establishment of the state of Israel led more than 500,000 Palestinian Arabs to flee their homes, with many settling in what became known as the “West Bank” (the west bank of the Jordan River). It is a well-documented fact that a systematic massacre of around 245 Palestinians occurred on April 9, 1948 in the village of Deir Yassin . The Irgunand the Stern Gang systematically conducted this and other massacres, such as that at Kafr Qassem , in order to create a general climate of terror that encouraged the unarmed and defenseless Palestinians to flee."

I'm a little sleepy but will respond to this in due course... but first of all - this was copied verbatim (indolent liars like you should try to paste the source of your copy-paste job next time) from http://www.kinghussein.gov.jo/his_palestine.html

Now that there is a Jordanian government website... yeah and we are supposed to accord some credibility to an article written by a country that has tried to annihilate Israel at least 3 times in the last 60 yrs as objective? I laugh at these fools. Somehow you think you are debating with half-[i]a[/i]ssed yeediots.

Quick question... do you know where the first king of Jordan came from? Yeah i'm sure you're not aware that he had absolutely ZERO ties to Jordan or Palestine and actually was a son of the sheik of Mecca right? Yawn... these ignorant slaves of allah certainly bore you to death.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 8:16am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

this is a senseless lie. Arabs had already gotten 75% of the land (JORDAN) in 1922, rather than Israel getting the remaining 25%, it was once again split almost halfway to accommodate arab intransigence, intolerance and pure vile nature. Have you ever wondered why jordan is almost 80% palestinian?



Stup[i]i[/i]d. Israel got statehoood because it agreed to the league of nations split. Palestine wasnt denied statehood, it simply refusd its share and chose instead to wipe out the jews so they could annex the entire land to themselves... they lost... deal with it.



Hmmm actually the arab share was unfair. They already got Jordan... then got almost half what was left AGAIN. Unless of course fairness means allah's slaves get everything and others get none.



lol you're a joke...

1. Israel releases tonnes of aid to Gaza on almost a biweekly basis... it hasnt held them for so long and is certainly under no obligation to provide such aid.
2. There is no starvation in Gaza dear... that is a lie from the pit of allah's throne. Have you EVER seen starvation photos from Gaza like we see from places like Somalia or Niger? Shame on you for lying so horribly. Palestinians have a much higher standard of living that Nigerians can ever imagine. I wish we "starved" like palestinians... at least we would be guaranteed food for no work at all.



It may interest you to note that of the 2 flotilla's to Gaza so far... none brought aid at all. you should be more informed before spewing lies here bro.



Jumbled and deliberately misleading nonsense.

1. Israel bans flights INTO Israel. You can fly into Egypt and try getting into Gaza from there... why try to use Israeli airports?

2. Organizations are encouraged to send aid to Ashdod ports where the aid then gets transfered to Gaza for free! The sole reason Gaza wants its ports unchecked is to allow Iran and Syria ship weapons in.

3. Israeli soldiers killed 7 turkish members of a flotilla that brought no aid and attacked unarmed Israeli soldiers first. There are youtube videos that debunk your lie.



So why exactly was Israel attacked in 1967 when its borders did not include Westbank and Gaza?



If this is the case, care to explain to us why virtually NO arab towns existed there prior to 1908? Why are the names all jewish names? Crazy.
Where were these arab palestinians when Jerusalem was destroyed in AD 70?



I get tired of educating these islamic goons. 3 States were created - Jordan, Israel and more land for another arab state. The arabs refused in favour of destroying the jews forever.
Too bad they lost as they always will bow down before the Lion of Judah.



All these over a mere stroll? Allah and his goons sure have a great sense of humor.



Sigh. What a dishonest and illiterate fool. Pls use google next time.
Syria is in a permanent state of war with Israel... constitutionally so how exactly does it not pose a threat?
Syria attacked Israel in 1948, 1953 and 1967... WITHOUT the Golan heights issue so what exactly is this fool saying?



I know you're quite slow but you shld research what a tracer is.

jordan was not created,it was granted independence from the british based on its eisting landmass as at when it was a british protectorate.it is a deliberate distortion to claim jordan was created out of 75% of the eisting palestine knowing fully well that jordan only borders palestine on the east bank while it borders egypt,iraq and syria as well.

syria used to be a big threat to isreal but with the technological advance of isreal's armoury which is quite huge in comparison to syria,and with the fact that the syrians and palestineans arent even close allies anymore,syria restricted its grouse with isreal to reclamation of the golan heights which isreal seized during the 6-day war.
jordan has a large population of palestines because of the unification of the Two Banks
As a result of the 1948 war, many Palestinian Arabs from the Jordanian-controlled areas found that union with Jordan was of vital importance to the preservation of Arab control over the “West Bank” territories which had not fallen to the Israelis. Consequently, in December 1948, a group of Palestinian leaders and notables from the West Bank conveneda historic conference in Jericho, where they called for King Abdullah to take immediate steps to unite the two banks of the Jordan into a single state under his leadership.
On April 11, 1950, elections were held for a new Jordanian parliament in which the Palestinian Arabs of the West Bank were equally represented. Thirteen days later, Parliament unanimously approved a motion to unite the two banks of the Jordan River, constitutionally expanding the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in order to safeguard what was left of the Arab territory of Palestine from further Zionist expansion.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan now included nearly one and a half million people, more than half a million of whom were refugees evicted from Jewish-occupied Palestine. All automatically became citizens of Jordan, a right that had first been offered in December1949 to all Palestinians who wished to claim it. Although the Arab League opposed this plan, and no other Arab government followed Jordan’s lead, the Hashemite Kingdom offered the possibility of normal life for many people who would have otherwise remained stateless refugees.

the siege on the Gaza Strip: 1.5 million people imprisoned
Published: 31 May 2010
Since June 2007, when Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip, Israel has imposed a tight blockade on the area. According to Israeli officials,the objective of the siege is to bring down the Hamas government andlead to the release of Gilad Shalit. The siege thus constitutes collective punishment of the civilian population, and as such it is unlawful.
Even after the withdrawal, Israel controls the Gaza Strip
Although Israel withdrew its forces from the Gaza Strip in September 2005, it continues to maintain complete control of the area's airspace and territorial waters, and of most of the land crossings. As a result, Gaza residents wishing to leave the area must first obtain a permit from Israel. Since the siege began, Israel has only granted permits in rare cases that it classifies as “humanitarian.” The policy also applies to residents who merely wish to cross through Israel in order to reach the West Bank.
Departure from the Gaza Strip via Rafah Crossing, for which Egypt is responsible, is also limited; Egypt only opens the crossing in exceptional cases. Even if Egypt is able to open the crossing more often, this does not eliminate Israel's responsibility toward the residents of the Gaza Strip, including ill persons who are unable to obtain necessary treatment in the area.
Harsh restrictions on imports
Under agreements between Israel and Egypt, the Gaza Strip's foreign trade must be conducted through Israel. The quantity of goods that Israel allows into the area is less than one-quarter the quantity that entered prior to the siege, and far below the amount required for the population's needs. The range of goods that Israel allows in is also much smaller: 150 types of goods compared with 4,000 before the siege. Israel refuses to publish the list of products permitted into the Gaza Strip, or the rules used in determining the list. The NGO Gisha filed an action in the Administrative Court demanding this information. In refusing the demand, the state argued that providing this information would harm state security and Israel's foreign relations. The court has not yet given its decision.
Difficulties in rebuilding destroyed and damaged buildings
Israel prohibits the importing of building materials, including iron and cement. The prohibition has remained in place even after Operation Cast Lead, during which 3,500 houses were completely destroyed, thousands more damaged, and extensive harm caused to infrastructures. Israel's prohibition is preventing the reconstruction of thousands of buildings destroyed during the operation.
Frequent blackouts, sewage flowing into the sea
The siege also severely impairs the supply of electricity in the Gaza Strip. Since September 2007, when Israel declared the Gaza Strip a “hostile entity” following the firing of Qassam rockets, Israel has cut reduced the supply of industrial fuel, which is needed to operate the power station in Gaza. Following a petition filed by the NGOs Gisha and Adalah, the state agreed to supply some 63 percent of the fuel needed to meet all the residents' needs. In practice, however, it provides less than this quantity. As a result of Israel's policy, 98 percent of Gaza residents suffer from planned blackouts lasting up to eight or ten hours a day. The other two percent of the population do not receive any electricity at all, in part due to the shortage of spare parts, which makes it impossible to repair infrastructure, or due to the proximity of their homes to the border with Israel.
The frequent power cuts and shortage of spare parts prevent the proper operation of wells and desalination plants. When combined withexcessive pumping over the years, the result is that the water in the Gaza Strip is of poor quality. At the end of 2009, 93 percent of the wells were found to be polluted with high quantities of chloride and nitrates, far in excess of the World Health Organization's recommended levels. The water supply is defective, and thousands of residents are not even connected to the water grid. Waste treatment has also been affected: every day, some 100,000 cubic meters of untreated, or partially untreated, wastewater flow into the sea.
Almost complete prohibition on exports
Prior to the siege, seventy trucks with goods intended for export, such as furniture, clothes, and agricultural produce, left the Gaza Strip daily.Israel currently prohibits almost all exports. From the beginning of the siege to the end of April 2010, Israel has only allowed the export of strawberries and flowers intended for the European market in isolated cases.
Serious harm to the agriculture and fishing sectors
Agriculture has been hit hard by the siege and thousands of persons have lost their source of livelihood. This is due, in part, to the prohibition on the entry of basic items such as pesticides and spare parts for irrigation systems, as well as the prohibition on exports. In addition, farmers in areas near the Israeli border are unable to reach their land because Israel has declared extensive sections of land a “security strip” to which access is forbidden or restricted. Moreover, Israel has adopted open-fire regulations that permit the shooting of any person who enters these areas, even if the person does not pose any danger. Israel has also restricted the area in which fishing is allowed; since Operation Cast Lead, fishermen are not allowed to go more than three nautical miles from the coast. The waters within this range yield a meager supply of fish, and fishermen find it difficult to make a living and to meet the demand for fish.
The result - economic collapse and severe poverty
Israel's policy has led to economic collapse in Gaza. The prohibition on bringing in raw materials and on exports has led to the closing of 95 percent of the factories and workshops in the area. Tens of thousandsof persons have lost their livelihood, and unemployment now exceeds 40 percent. As a result, more than 70 percent of the population depends on aid from international organizations to obtain food. In 2007, humanitarian aid amounted to 3 percent of imports; by 2009, this figure had risen to 26 percent.
The tunnels economy
As a result of the siege policy, an economy has developed in recent years based on tunnels between the southern Gaza Strip and Rafah, Egypt. Large quantities of goods have been imported through these tunnels. The Hamas government supervises the functioning of the tunnels and collects taxes from the operators. In addition to necessities, Palestinians also smuggle in weapons, including rockets. Following the expansion of tunnel activity, it was reported in 2008 that various products were once again available in the markets, and that prices had fallen somewhat due to increased supply. Nevertheless, theuse of tunnels for this purpose is not a proper substitute for a stable local economy.
Holding Gilad Shalit as a hostage - a grave breach
The soldier Gilad Shalit was abducted in June 2006, and has been held since then in an unknown location under unknown conditions. His captors have made it clear that he is being held as a hostage and are demanding the release of Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. The abductors have not allowed representatives of the International Red Cross, or any other international body, to visit him. Over the year, Hamas published a video tape showing Shalit. Other than that, as far as B'Tselem knows, no information has been provided about his physical or mental health.
Shalit is a hostage due to the circumstances in which he was seized and the manner in which he is being held. International humanitarian law absolutely forbids the taking and holding of a person by force for the purpose of pressuring the adversary to comply with certain demands, while threatening to harm the person if the demands are not met. The taking of hostages is considered a war crime, for which all the persons involved bear personal criminal liability.
The Hamas leadership in Gaza bears an obligation to release Shalit immediately and unconditionally. Pending his release, his captors must treat him humanely and enable representatives of the ICRC to visit him.

i do hope you been educated by "allah's slave".just so you know,my name is micheal and i am not a muslim
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 8:19am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:

jordan was not created,it was granted independence from the british based on its eisting landmass as at when it was a british protectorate.

Lets just stop here and discuss this sleazy bit of untruth.

1. If Jordan was not created out of thin air but was granted independence from the the british based on ITS EXISTING landmass... can you please show us when in history a country known as jordan or transjordan ever existed prior to 1922?

2. Why is the Jordanian royal family referred to as hashemites from Saudi Arabia?

I think you should spend more time educating yourself than just copying and pasting tomes you obviously have never read.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 8:20am On Jun 25, 2012
Oh and a quick note... when next you quote please read to make sure you're not making a fool of yourself. Gilad Shalit was released over 6 months ago so the last 2 paragraphs of your article makes zero sense.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 8:30am On Jun 25, 2012
This is for delafruita... the ignorant fruitcake... read and weep from wikipedia with no distortion from me at all...

Founding of the Emirate of Transjordan

When French forces captured Damascus at the Battle of Maysalun and expelled his brother Faisal, Abdullah moved his forces from Hejaz into Transjordan with a view to liberating Damascus, where his brother had been proclaimed King in 1918.[3] Having heard of Abdullah's plans, Winston Churchill invited Abdullah to a famous "tea party" where he convinced Abdullah to stay put and not attack Britain's allies, the French. Churchill told Abdullah that French forces were superior to his and that the British did not want any trouble with the French. Abdullah acquiesced and was rewarded when the British created a protectorate for him, which later became a state; Transjordan. He embarked on negotiations with the British to gain independence, resulting in the announcement of the Emirate of Transjordan’s independence on 25 May 1946 as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan (renamed simply Jordan in 1949). This date is Jordan’s official independence day. His brother Faisal became King of Iraq.
Abdullah set about the task of building Transjordan with the help of a reserve force headed by Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Peake, who was seconded from the Palestine police in 1921.[3] The force, renamed the Arab Legion, in 1923 was led by Glubb Pasha (Sir John Bagot Glubb) between 1930 and 1956.[3]
Although Abdullah established a legislative council in 1928 its role remained advisory leaving him to rule as an autocrat.[3]
During the Second World War Abdullah was a faithful ally of the British, maintaining strict order within Transjordan, and helping to suppress a pro-Axis uprising in Iraq.[3]
Prime Ministers under Abdullah formed 18 governments during the 23 years of the Emirate.


First of all, the Hejaz region where Abdullah originates is in Saudi Arabia... no where near Jordan. Secondly it is PAINFULLY OBVIOUS from the above that Jordan was a creation of convenience by the British to placate Abdullah and prevent him from attacking the French who unseated his brother in Syria. Infact the only reason Abdullah moved to the Jordan region at all was to use it as a vantage point to attack Damascus. Abdullah's descendants are today the ruling family in Jordan (which is why they are called Hashemites from the Hejaz region)... a nation that NEVER existed prior to 1922.

Funny that after this... the Brits then go ahead to invent Iraq from thin air as a reward for Faisal after being expelled by the French from Syria!

Yeah Delafruita... read and weep.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by lukaino(m): 8:45am On Jun 25, 2012
This president looks more like a figure head to me. The SCAF(Military) is still very much in charge as they have appropriated most of the powers to themselves. waiting to see how things pawn out. should be interesting.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 8:59am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

I'm a little sleepy but will respond to this in due course... but first of all - this was copied verbatim (indolent liars like you should try to paste the source of your copy-paste job next time) from http://www.kinghussein.gov.jo/his_palestine.html

Now that there is a Jordanian government website... yeah and we are supposed to accord some credibility to an article written by a country that has tried to annihilate Israel at least 3 times in the last 60 yrs as objective? I laugh at these fools. Somehow you think you are debating with half-[i]a[/i]ssed yeediots.

Quick question... do you know where the first king of Jordan came from? Yeah i'm sure you're not aware that he had absolutely ZERO ties to Jordan or Palestine and actually was a son of the sheik of Mecca right? Yawn... these ignorant slaves of allah certainly bore you to death.
the same information is readily available on other websites.i just happened to quote from the king's website.besides king hussein was in support of peace and the rights of isreal and palestine to co-exist.he openly reached out to arafaat and other arab leaders to find a solution.clinton's biography to an extent lets one into a lot of the behind the scene negotiations and tells us why they fail.most of the time due to israel's reluctance to cede land and sometimes due to arafat's reluctance to take a step
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 9:08am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
the same information is readily available on other websites.i just happened to quote from the king's website.besides king hussein was in support of peace and the rights of isreal and palestine to co-exist.he openly reached out to arafaat and other arab leaders to find a solution.clinton's biography to an extent lets one into a lot of the behind the scene negotiations and tells us why they fail.most of the time due to israel's reluctance to cede land and sometimes due to arafat's reluctance to take a step

I notice you seem impervious to facts. you just drone on and on about stuff you have very little understanding of. I'm sorry but i could just as well go ahead and quote clearly opposing points of view from the Israeli website as well. Its quite obtuse to think that an article written on the website of the Jordanian government (that attempted to annihilate Israel at least on 3 occasions) is somehow a credible source of information on the Palestinian conflict. Seriously that's quite daft by any standard and betrays your own level of reasoning.

King Hussein may be in "support" of the rights of Israel and Palestine to co-exist but he is just as much a bloviating dunce as most of the arab leaders are. 98% of the population of Jordan is palestinian arab so just who are those sitting in the West Bank who incredibly enough used to be Jordanian citizens until 1967? These are facts you can research but of course i expect you to just ignore them to continue spewing your ignorant crap.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 9:14am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
the same information is readily available on other websites.i just happened to quote from the king's website.besides king hussein was in support of peace and the rights of isreal and palestine to co-exist.he openly reached out to arafaat and other arab leaders to find a solution.clinton's biography to an extent lets one into a lot of the behind the scene negotiations and tells us why they fail.most of the time due to israel's reluctance to cede land and sometimes due to arafat's reluctance to take a step

this is a lie and once more an example of your own illiteracy on this issue. Israel ceded the Sinai (much bigger than the entire land of Israel twice over) in exchange for lasting peace with Egypt. It has put on the table several land offers before the arabs consisting of at least 97% of the land they claim to want... its funny the arabs dont want to take an inch and then negotiate for the remaining 3% later... they seem more content living as refugees...

If the Gaza experience is anything to go by... i'm not surprised the Israelis are refusing to give up an inch of the West Bank until they are sure they have a credible peace partner in a PLO that was founded in 1964 (at a period the West Bank was Jordanian territory) PRIMARILY as an organisation dedicated to the destruction of the Jews NOT on the basis of land but on a prophecy of Mohammad (you can read this for a fact on the PLO charter readily available on the web)!
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 9:23am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan:

I notice you seem impervious to facts. you just drone on and on about stuff you have very little understanding of. I'm sorry but i could just as well go ahead and quote clearly opposing points of view from the Israeli website as well. Its quite obtuse to think that an article written on the website of the Jordanian government (that attempted to annihilate Israel at least on 3 occasions) is somehow a credible source of information on the Palestinian conflict. Seriously that's quite daft by any standard and betrays your own level of reasoning.

King Hussein may be in "support" of the rights of Israel and Palestine to co-exist but he is just as much a bloviating dunce as most of the arab leaders are. 98% of the population of Jordan is palestinian arab so just who are those sitting in the West Bank who incredibly enough used to be Jordanian citizens until 1967? These are facts you can research but of course i expect you to just ignore them to continue spewing your ignorant crap.
we got to this point because you wrongly stated that jordan was carved out of the palestine region in 1922.the precursor to modern jordan was founded as the hashemite Emirate, and it was recognized by the League of Nations as a state under the British mandate in 1922 known as The Emirate of Transjordan . In 1946, Jordan became an independent sovereign state officially known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan. After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war withIsrael, Abdullah I took the title King of Jordan and Palestine, and he officially changed the country's name to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in April 1949.

mind you,i didnt quote from hussein's website on the palestinian conflict,i quoted on the reason why their is a large population of palestines in jordan i.e. the unification of the naks and subsequent absorbtion of the palestines by jordan
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 9:27am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
we got to this point because you wrongly stated that jordan was carved out of the palestine region in 1922.the precursor to modern jordan was founded as the hashemite Emirate, and it was recognized by the League of Nations as a state under the British mandate in 1922 known as The Emirate of Transjordan . In 1946, Jordan became an independent sovereign state officially known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan. After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war withIsrael, Abdullah I took the title King of Jordan and Palestine, and he officially changed the country's name to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in April 1949.

mind you,i didnt quote from hussein's website on the palestinian conflict,i quoted on the reason why their is a large population of palestines in jordan i.e. the unification of the naks and subsequent absorbtion of the palestines by jordan

Ode did you read the excerpt i pasted from wikipedia detailing the FACT that the hashemite (from mecca in saudi arabia) kingdom of Jordan was CREATED as a way to placate abdullah I who was only in the area to use it as a vantage point to attack Syria on behalf of his brother?

Just bleating without reading.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Nobody: 9:29am On Jun 25, 2012
Delafruita:
we got to this point because you wrongly stated that jordan was carved out of the palestine region in 1922.the precursor to modern jordan was founded as the hashemite Emirate, and it was recognized by the League of Nations as a state under the British mandate in 1922 known as The Emirate of Transjordan . In 1946, Jordan became an independent sovereign state officially known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan. After capturing the West Bank area of Cisjordan during the 1948–49 war withIsrael, Abdullah I took the title King of Jordan and Palestine, and he officially changed the country's name to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in April 1949.

mind you,i didnt quote from hussein's website on the palestinian conflict,i quoted on the reason why their is a large population of palestines in jordan i.e. the unification of the naks and subsequent absorbtion of the palestines by jordan

Please shut up if you're ignorant. 98% of Jordanians are palestinians... that is not just a "large population" but virtually the entire population. Infact up until 1967, arabs in the west bank had jordanian passports. FACT.
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by nagoma(m): 9:45am On Jun 25, 2012
frosbel:

absolutely.

These people will never learn, look at Iran, Saudi, Iraq , Afghanistan where there is total chaos because of these 'terrorists'.

Mind you , this is party that birthed Osama Bin Laden and the Taliban.

The middle east will never be the same again !!!



So there is total chaos in Saudi? What planet are u from?
Re: Egypt Has A New President: Mohamed Morsi by Delafruita(m): 10:01am On Jun 25, 2012
davidylan: Oh and a quick note... when next you quote please read to make sure you're not making a fool of yourself. Gilad Shalit was released over 6 months ago so the last 2 paragraphs of your article makes zero sense.
shalit was the reason israel claimed it needed to begin the blockade of gaza.since shalit has been released,why is the blockade still in place?i forsee the election of morsi as an imbalance in the middle east equation.egypt has for long supported the blockade of gaza in return for US aid.the muslim brotherhood has always been against mubarak especially for his support of isreal.morsi is in a difficult situation but i dont expect foreign policy to be his major concern for now.i expect he will take a neutral stance on the blockade till things normalise in egypt.however however nobody can say definitely which direction morsi would take.we have seen leaders promise something so glaringly and fail to deliver.obama failed on guatanamo,clinton has to raise the gas ta and reduce the middle-earners tax cut,carter promised not to send any more cubans into arkansas after the riots and did the exact opposite,bush snr even went as far as "read my lips,no new taxes".i hope morsi keeps the peace with isreal but i also hope he ends the seige on gaza

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