Message #48096

[mccoy]

Steve, the first point you rise has a...point. Sure enough, the Trump administration has thrown this idea but in practice there are many obstacles. I think that a big part of the negotiations will be with the nations that are willing to receive the refugees, like Giordania for example. It is not an easy plan, but it is the most realistic one, objectively. Also, if people have better ideas, they are welcome. I hear of the so called two-states solution. That is a pathetic illusion, there is no way of future peaceful coexistence with Palestine and Israel, their karma is such that one or the other must be destroyed. So, better to reboot it, reset it and start from scratch, like the very pragmatic Mr. Trump believes. This is a realistic outlook, even though very hard to implement. Again, I see no other feasible proposals in the context of the cosmic movie and of the laws governing mass karma.

Your other point I find less convincing. Palestine, a hundred years ago or so, sold her land to the Sionists, let them fire the locals and trigger a period of social injustice. Also, the PAlestinians engaged a war against the Sionists, and lost. There have been more wars, all lost.

Last but not least, in the previous years the Hamas terrorists have been using money donated by other nations to build an underground city, missile manufacturing facilities, and buy armaments. The facilities were just below hospitals and schools, this shows how these demonic beings practiced the ritual of human sacrifice, using their own people to shield their facilities. This cannot go on. The obliteration of Hamas is a must and it cannot be done if the civilians are not deported first.

Again, nothing is easy, but Mr. Trump had the innovative idea. This starts a negotiation. The other ideas in my objective view can be thrown in the trash bin, since are totally unfeasible.