One Bush&one Blair make 50million arabs delirious about the Peace Process

Submitted by jack ajzenberg (Canada), Apr 8, 2003 at 11:53

I can safely & readily assume that the 100 Bin Ladens will rise without triggers or catalysts.There is enough societal pathology in most Middle Eastern thugocracies to feed their exalted suicidal imperative for generations to come.

I am profoundly more concerned with the emboldened leaders of the U.S. & Great Britain and their imminent actions to right the course of pursuing Middle East peace by resolving the Israeli-Palestinian imbroglio.

Bush owes Blair and he will pay his debts by awarding the Brits the spoils of war in Iraq and by serving up Jews through the imposition of a Palestinian state.

Now, it is perfectly okay for the U.S. to mobolize for war 15,000 miles from their shores, kill thousands in the process all in the name of regime change and removing a sick, deranged narcisisstic lunatic from power.

Yet, it is not okay for Israel to remove the Godfather of Modern day terrorism from power, a murderer who by virtue of the Oslo invitation, gathered his minions on Israels doorstep, crashed through the front door & proceeded to unleash terror on innocents & non combatants.

Israel, of course must respond to the murder of mothers, children, fathers, students, grandparents in a measured & balanced manner.

Now, the Bush-Blair tagteam are proposing that Israel's borders be redefined, that in effect the last great ghetto be weakened to the point where it is fully conceivable for the entire enterprise to be submerged in the sea of Arab hate.

Truth be told, one Bush & one Blair can & probably will cause more harm to the Jewish homeland than 1,000,000 Bin Ladens.

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