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Seems like the Israelis are getting a little defensive toward the notion, too. Guilty consciences?
Originally posted by smirkley
What I noticed is the guy on the left was holding his hand, and Arafat made a movement as if he were going to kiss his hand, and the man pulled away and refused it as if to avoid germs.
Originally posted by smirkley
Probubly not related, but I watched the last video of Arafat with several of his supporters around him. (he was in his jam-jams)
What I noticed is the guy on the left was holding his hand, and Arafat made a movement as if he were going to kiss his hand, and the man pulled away and refused it as if to avoid germs.
I found that very interesting.
Originally posted by Bleys
Originally posted by smirkley
What I noticed is the guy on the left was holding his hand, and Arafat made a movement as if he were going to kiss his hand, and the man pulled away and refused it as if to avoid germs.
Very interesting indeed Smirk - germophobe or consciousness of guilt?
I was watching CNN last night and they said that some of the mosques were calling it a poisoning and affixing blame on the Israelis. But could they have gotten that close to him? I don't know but if it was ever proved that he was poisoned I would think it was probably someone in his inner circle.
Just my 2cents.
B.
This central truth has important implications for any Middle East peace process. For one spoke of the terrorist network consists of Yasser Arafat and the leadership of the Palestinian Authority. Although your critics in the United States, Europe and the Arab world suggest that you and your administration bear some responsibility for the lack of political progress between Israel and the Palestinians, they are mistaken. As Secretary of State Powell recently stated, the present crisis stems not from �the absence of a political way forward� but from �terrorism�, terrorism in its rawest form.� That terrorism has been aided, abetted, harbored, and in many instances directed by Mr. Arafat and his top lieutenants. Mr. Arafat has demonstrated time and again that he cannot be part of the peaceful solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He demonstrated it in July 2000, when he rejected the most generous Israeli peace offer in history; he demonstrated it in September 2000, when he launched the new intifada against Israel; and he demonstrated it again these past two weeks when, despite the hand you offered him through Vice President Cheney, he gave sanction to some of the worst terrorist violence against Israeli citizens.
Israel�s fight against terrorism is our fight. Israel�s victory is an important part of our victory. For reasons both moral and strategic, we need to stand with Israel in its fight against terrorism.
Originally posted by Djarums
Oh my god my 88 year old grandmother passed away, I sense foul play! So she had 4 heart attacks in 2 years, irrelevant!! Her neighbor didn't like how she used to knit sweaters. It's murder I tell you.