what is commonsense and natural shall prevail

Submitted by slayhy (Canada), Dec 4, 2012 at 21:31

it is odd that a state not similar to its surrounding - controlled by people from Europe although it is situated in the Middle East, it reminds of the Dutch and English who controlled South Africa, a place far away from their homeland and most inhabitant are black not white of native Africaan - it does not fit and does not make sense.

Similarly the zionist state is occupying, controlling and governing the 6 million Palestinians who are the original people of Palestine scattered in Palestine 48, the West Bank and Gaza, those people who came from Europe running away from Europeans who looked down at them and from Hitler who was killing them. they brought all the furuous attitude they received from the Europeans on Palestinians. these people who do not resemble the native original people nor do they speak their language or have the culture that Middle Eastern people have. it is odd and unfit to implant such a state that demeanized the people of the area. this area wants to return to its natural self intact with the surrounding Arab culture and brothers.

seems the only way to do so, is by forcing these occupiers to flee the place. since most of them still have bases in Europe and USA it will be easy for them to run away on the first clash, this is what is happening now and then, they are not so keen to stay in the Holy Land if there is the first sign of troubles and outright war. we have witnessed this in the past and we will witness this in the future, but the original Palestinian people they will stick to the land, they have no place else to go to.

Almost all occupation forces were forced to leave the countries they colonized, some of them stayed 100 years or more, this zionist state will stay 76 years only and will go.

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