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makemoneywbsite:Why are you sounding so aggressive? The history of Palestine didn't start with Rabin, it started long before Abraham whom the Jews claimed to have descended from migrated from Ur and later Haran all in Mesopotamia (today's Iraq) and settled there. King David would later conquer Jerusalem. Conquer from who? You may ask- the Palestinians. Check your Bible. Today's Jews are migrants from Europe who settled there due to the persecution from the western Christian countries such as France, Germany, Russia, and others. We all know where the Jews migrated from but no one has told us where the Palestinians migrated from. Ask an Israeli the tomb of his immediate grandparents and he'll take you to Poland, Germany, or Russia. Ask a Palestinian the tomb of his 30th grandparents and he'll take you there in Palestine. And you're still saying that is not their land. |
Chikel20000:Lol |
Bookhub:Not true and I'll tell you why. Palestinian people have been wrongly but deliberately accused of rejecting the two-state-solutiin (2SS). This is a lie. A pure, blatant lie repeatedly told to mislead the public. The devil in every deal is in the details... The only Israeli PM who showed commitment to the 2SS was Yitzhak Rabin based on the 1993 Oslo Accord, and it was on that commitment that he got assassinated publicly by Yigal Amir, a jewish extremist in 1995. The camp David Summit in the year 2000 came fairly close to creating a 2SS during Ehud Barak. It came crashing down when Barak warned the Americans that he could not accept giving the Palestinians more than a purely symbolic sovereignty over any part of East Jerusalem. In total, Israel demanded that Palestine's territory in East Jerusalem be reduced to eight sections including six small enclaves. Palestinians objected to the lack of sovereignty and to the right of Israel to keep Jewish neighbourhoods that it built over the Green Line in East Jerusalem. The Israel also wanted to set up radar stations inside the Palestinian state, and be allowed to use its airspace. Israel also wanted the right to deploy troops on Palestinian territory in the event of an emergency, and the stationing of an international force in the Jordan Valley. Palestinian authorities would maintain control of border crossings under temporary Israeli observation. Israel would maintain a permanent security presence along the Palestinian-Jordanian border. Israel also demanded that the Palestinian state be demilitarized with the exception of its paramilitary security forces, that it would not make alliances without Israeli approval or allow the introduction of foreign forces west of the Jordan River. One of Israel's strongest demands was that Arafat declare the conflict over, and make no further demands. Israel also wanted water resources in the West Bank to be shared by both sides and remain under Israeli management. Israeli control of water resources in the new (almost) Palestinian state, along with de facto Israeli control over borders and the total demilitarisation of the Palestinian state basically guarantees that Palestine would be an Israeli state. Robert Malley, part of the Clinton administration and present at the summit, wrote that Arafat was told that Israel would not only retain sovereignty over some Arab neighbourhoods of Jerusalem, but Haram Al Sharif too, and Arafat was also asked to accept a 9-to-1 ratio in land swaps. Shlomo Ben-Ami, the then Israel's Minister of Foreign Relations who participated in the talks stated on Democracy now in 2006 that "Camp David was not the missed opportunity for the Palestinians, and if I were a Palestinian I would have rejected Camp David, as well. The Palestinians compromised quite a bit. They started by asking for a state based on pre 1967 borders. The Israelis rejected that, so they asked for borders based on 1967. The Israelis also rejected that, so they asked for complete control over the West Bank and Gaza. The Israelis rejected that. And the same Palestinians are unjustly accused by people of rejecting the 2SS. (As recent as last week, Netanyahu publicly and boldly reiterated the Israel stance that the Palestinians shouldn't have a state, after Biden called for a 2SS). These and more are all documented by even the Israeli media such as the Haretz and by many Israeli authors such as Uri Avnery, Dan Cohen, and Ilan Pappe, among others. |
Chikel20000:I'm allergic to unnecessary if not idiotic quote by people with below average IQ. Thanks, but no thanks. |
Pharaoh4rin:Try harder! |
Jennyclay:You're bereft of ideas, everything about you shows that. But you have at least learn one lesson today- if you must contribute to a public forum, your IQ should be at least average. |
Jennyclay:You're now as confused as a headless chicken. Go and re-read the trash you typed and see whether it has any nexus with Deborah. There's no side of you that I haven't seen on this forum. You always sound like a swaggering, incompetent, brainless baboon. Let's go! |
Chikel20000:Other religion that waged a crusade against others? Same religion that exterminated many tribes in Africa and beyond for resisting colonialism? The same religion that gave the world the likes of Mussolini, Stalin, and Hitler? Lol |
Jennyclay:I was expecting you to tell me that the Leviticus is in the Qur'an, not the Bible. I hope you won't one-day accuse the Muslims of waging the crusade... Make your point without unnecessarily dragging the Muslims. Is that too hard for you? |
Goddyrichie:I hope you won't one day accuse "the other religion" of waging a crusade. |
Jennyclay:You can make whatever point you think you have without dragging the Muslims into this, since it doesn't concern them. The punishment of blasphemy is death by stoning, says the Bible in Leviticus 24:15–16. In case you don't know. |
If that myopic religious bigot is made a Mod, NL has gone to the dogs then for there would be no need moderating anything. Seun is intelligent enough to know this. Righteousness or whatever he calls himself shouldn't moderate even a WhatsApp platform of 5 or more members. |
Kapeter:Lol. Don't rule out the possibility of anything when it comes to politics. In that game anything is possible. |
AMINDA:Only intelligent people devoid of emotional attachment can see it from this plain perspective. You are among the few exceptions, sir. In addition to this, the North felt utterly betrayed by Tinubu. The likes of Ganduje, Baba Ahmad, Matawalle, or Badaru can't help Tinubu at the time he needed their help the most. |
Straybullet:Stop shifting the post in the middle of the game. You mentioned achievement, you weren't being specific. BTW, so winning a state like Kaduna from a sitting Governor who is also on the ballot is not political achievement? Making Kaduna among the only six states that can survive without federal allocation isn't achievement politically? Tinubu's "victory" in 2023 won't have been easy, if at all possible, without Elrufa'i's political sagacity. That too isn't isn't an achievement? Do you remember when Tinubu followed him all the way to Kaduna telling him that he must be part of his government when he mentioned that he was going back to school? Don't allow hatred to be-clowed your sense of judgement, pls. |
Straybullet:He graduated with a first class from ABU Zaria during his time. He was the only African to pass the Royal British Quantity Surveying examination at first sitting during his time. He has another degree in Law from the University of London, and MBA from Cambridge as well as AMP from Harvard. He is currently a PhD scholar at the university of Neitherlands. He became a dollar milloinaire before reaching thirty. He turned around the FCT as minister, achieving what even Obasanjo thought was impossible. You need to know Abuja before, during, and after his tenure to fully understand this. He did the same at BPE. As Governor, he changed Kaduna for good. Kaduna can now do without the federal allocation, thanks to his initiatives. Above all, he can stand scrutiny for he abhors corruption, unlike Tinubu. I can go on... |
Straybullet:This has exposed your political naivety. How is Ningi (PDP man) become Elrufa'i's? This is not the right time to fight Tinubu, the northern caucus are intelligent enough to know this. Tinubu's is in his first year, after all. So you don't need to be another Niccolo Machevelli to know this. The North will fight at the right time, mark this. Whether Tinubu is really "savvy" is left for Nigerians to say. But one thing is that he can't win the south south, not to talk of the South East, most of his Yoruba kinsmen aren't happy with his performance so far, and he is fighting the North at the same time... And you can't see all these. |
Straybullet:He might have learnt that from him (Obasanjo). Obasanjo's treachery is known to all, except maybe you. |
SadiqBabaSani:Why is Tinubu's camp jittery then? |
Straybullet:Lol. Same Tinubu that lost in Lagos and Osun, the whole of South East and south south (if not for Wike's mago mago in Rivers) on one hand, and won Jigawa, Borno, Yobe, Niger, Sokoto, Kebbi, Katsina, Zamfara, and came second in the remaining northern states including Kano (after Kwankwaso)? Tinubu's saving grace may be Igbo people... The North is done with him. They put him there and they'll remove him from there. No amount of Gandujes can save him. Not even Elrufa'i, anyone can beat Tinubu at the poll at the moment. The man is a colossal failure, highly overated. |
Vinnie2000:A shocking rude awakening is waiting for him. Not even Tinubu can underate Elrufa'i, he knows. |
MrProlific95:None of your family tree dead or alive can achieve a quarter of what he has achieved. |
benjaminlawson:You demand from the Muslims what you aren't ready to give them in your backyard. Stay in your place. Is that too difficult to understand? |
Austin4lif:This is what the Muslims are also going through at your backyard. Why do you have to go to the North in the first place? Clown. |
stonemasonn:I thought is 90 percent. Lol |
Abelino:Whatever! Go and die!! |
Austin4lif:I'm allergic to a senseless, myopic, and brainless mention, pls. Majority kee you there... |
successmatters:Whatever! And there's nothing you or anyone can do about it!! So? |
Austin4lif:This is what Muslims are also going though in your backyard. What brought you to the north- same North you so much love to hate to begin with? The right of a muslim students to wear hijab in public school has to go all the way to the supreme court. |
Emu4life:No mind the confused clown. Same public schools that some will not allow Muslim girls to wear hijab? |
Good move by the two universities. The North is finally waking up from their slumber. Southern Christians should go back to where they come from and school there. Is that too difficult to understand? |
xpressionx:So to your fishy brain the northerners have nothing to loose in a market like Wuse market in the heart of Abuja? Which village are you from? |

