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MrMaelstrom · 01-07-2006, 09:32 PM

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should be wiped off from the face of the Earth.

But let me give you something to your side you forgot to mention (that's how sweet I feel right now, don't count on this tomorrow):

the problem is that the palestinians were represented by the Palestinian Authority.
But now, there have been elections, and Hamas made a killing (good pun, huh?).

So now, we have the official side of the palestinians undermined by Hamas who does not yet willing to recognize the existance of Israel (at least on current borders).

And I hope that Ariel Sharon leaves the political scene. Maybe without him, if the Likud Party doesn't win, if the Labour Party or Sharon's newly created party represented by Shimon Peres wins, then maybe there's a real window of oportunity for Israel to pull the rug from under Hamas' feet by making their arguements unfounded by taking a more positive step regarding palestinians (which would pull the rug from a lot of hotheads 'round the region.

But the fact remains that Hamas holds some political power now, and that's as fucked up as the "Islamic" party which just won major seats in Egypt.

I still believe Saudi Arabia to play a key role in all of this (and a lot of it intentionally, right down to 9/11) just so I pick on another country for a change...

01-07-2006, 09:32 PM	#62
MrMaelstrom Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 1,608	Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should be wiped off from the face of the Earth. But let me give you something to your side you forgot to mention (that's how sweet I feel right now, don't count on this tomorrow): the problem is that the palestinians were represented by the Palestinian Authority. But now, there have been elections, and Hamas made a killing (good pun, huh?). So now, we have the official side of the palestinians undermined by Hamas who does not yet willing to recognize the existance of Israel (at least on current borders). And I hope that Ariel Sharon leaves the political scene. Maybe without him, if the Likud Party doesn't win, if the Labour Party or Sharon's newly created party represented by Shimon Peres wins, then maybe there's a real window of oportunity for Israel to pull the rug from under Hamas' feet by making their arguements unfounded by taking a more positive step regarding palestinians (which would pull the rug from a lot of hotheads 'round the region. But the fact remains that Hamas holds some political power now, and that's as fucked up as the "Islamic" party which just won major seats in Egypt. I still believe Saudi Arabia to play a key role in all of this (and a lot of it intentionally, right down to 9/11) just so I pick on another country for a change... __________________ Undead again...