Peace At All Costs
Reader comment on item: Throwing out the [Arab-Israeli] Rulebook

Submitted by Arlinda DeAngelis (United States), Jun 22, 2003 at 18:11

We do not need a road map to find peace in the Middle East. Israel and the United States know exactly how to defeat these terrorist monsters.

The Holy War waged for so called Arab land is a well paid campaign waged and paid for by the corrupt Arrafat, Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Aqsa, PLO, Al Qaeda, Mujahadeen, the Saudi royal families, the despotic leaders in Syria, Libya, Iran and other Middle Eastern theocratic nations.

The haves pay the extortion to save themselves from the terrorism waged by the have nots. It works because most corrupt Arab nations have ignorant, impoverished and brainwashed populations whose lives are disposable. Neither the state, the organizations who arm them nor their families give a rats ass whether they live or die. It's one less mouth to feed and one more million dollar payoff to the leader of the pack.

America should provide Israel with unconditional support in its war against Palestinian terrorism. A Palestinian state is ludicrous in the "Age of Terrorism."

As always, America will decide the fate of the free world the United Nations not withstanding. We have a duty to protect ourselves and the interests of this nation at all costs. Israel has the same interests.

The time for negotiations ended on September 11, 2001. America and Israel, not Europe, not Cambodia, not Africa, not China, not Japan are the killing fields of the Twenty-First Century.

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