Oops! Federal Law Prohibits Obama Funding UN Climate Bureaucracy

If it does work to stop funding, I suspect there will be another $5 billion or $2 trillion that goes missing and is unaccounted for.

a reply to: yuppa
Very wise and truthful answer.Someone else that knows the history of the area.No Middle Eastern country has ever wanted much to do with the Palestinian people. Egypt even built a wall to keep em out.

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: yuppa
Very wise and truthful answer.Someone else that knows the history of the area.No Middle Eastern country has ever wanted much to do with the Palestinian people. Egypt even built a wall to keep em out.

They were more useful to the agenda of the region as a permanent victim class and now they're going to be more trouble than they're worth to anyone who tries to take them in after living as they have for so long.

But to blame Israel and only Israel for their situation ignores both the contributions to the situation of the rest of the Middle East and the Palestinians themselves.

a reply to: ketsuko
Why would anyone blame the country and the people that gave them a chunk of their small country for their home ?

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: ketsuko
Why would anyone blame the country and the people that gave them a chunk of their small country for their home ?

you mean the land no one owned up until the leaugue of nations parcelled the land off? ANd people forget all those countries in the middle east were also officially created by them too. So IF we get rid of Israel then those too must become stateless.

Israel was fine with the 1948 borders but the arabs were not. (after they saw what the israelis could do with the land that is.)