From: oueichek@imag.fr (Ibaa Oueichek)
Newsgroups: talk.politics.mideast
Subject: Re: deportation
Date: 2 Jan 93 13:38:17 GMT
Organization: IMAG Institute, University of Grenoble, France

In article <4795@copper.Denver.Colorado.EDU> aaldoubo@copper.denver.colorado.edu (Shaqeeqa) writes:
>In article <1hkg24INN3qp@life.ai.mit.edu> gwydion@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Mercenary Programmer) writes:
>>
>>While it was not nice of the Kuwaits to kick out the Palestinians they
>>were within their rights to do so.  The same does not apply to the
>>Israeli government.  You might have a different world view about who
>>belongs where, but not everyone shares it, and your accusations of
>>hypocrisy are incorrect.
>
>It is my belief that Alan's intentions on these newsgroups are only
>to aggrevate the situation by making such ridiculous statements.  Indeed
>they are ridiculous because anytime anyone criticizes these injustices
>against Palestinian human beings, they are viciously attacked by both
>Kuwaitis and Zionists.
  Indeed, i definitly disagree with Basalat about Kuwait's position and
how they kicked the Palestinians away. It's as disgusting and as unhuman
as what Israel did (several times before this particular case of 415
Palestinians, and G-D knows how many will "peace-lover" Rabin deport if
he succeeds in his experience) and continues to do against the Palestinians. 
And it proves that Palestinians have been fighting alone for their rights and 
freedom since 1948. But who knows ?, maybe 44 (and hopefully NOT 45) years of 
opression can have some positive effects. Palestinians have become much more 
organized and pragmatic than before. And i have no doubt that they'll obtain 
what they are asking for, their STATE, in Palestine and not in Jordan. And 
then, ONLY then, there can be a durable peace in this damned mideast.
Otherwise, don't even bother to dream.

>He loves to unnerve people by making exemptions
>for Israel's brutality by questioning the loyalty of Arab people and
>Arab nations, which, as we know, the latter does not exist - especially
>from the Gulf region.  And we also know that anyone in their right mind
>who supports Palestinians are radicals and Jew-hating scumbags.  How
>many traps do you continue to set Alan?  How many times do you think we
>will fall into them?
  From what i see on this forum, many has already falled. Maybe why the
best solution in this case is to avoid getting involved in such a tricky
dialog. On the first side Israel blind supporters playing the apologists. 
And the other side represented by a certain mr X whose the only argument 
is trying to find in Quran where it says that Jews and Christians HATE 
Muslims and calling people by "sons of pigs and monkeys". Both of them 
are wrong. And unfortunately, in such a situation, the only logic applied
by both groups is "if you aren't with me, then you are with them, thus
you are my enemmy".
> 
>Anisa
>	"The best kind - angry, rebellious, critical - a renegade ..."
 Hmm, Anisa, i liked you signature about Ashrawi quote, why don't you keep
it.
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