Middle East Peace Plan ( Locked) (490)

Yes patriots Conrad. Not ZOG shills that run rampant useing multiple profiles to give the appearance of a majority. I see the Rahm Emanuels and Bernakes Conrad. I see you and Ah. The people have a voice and will be heard.

Yea, When I swore allegiance to the United States that did not include its client States. It is my opinion that this should be the case for those in the legislature as well; to be free from the bribery of lobbiests.
The priorities of American policies should be in the best interests of all the American people.

It just shows how clever you are S B. A good few folk from this site have actually met me and even more will do so in April.

Just a shame you have to do this to get folk off the topic.

Middle East Peace.

I thought the TOPIC was Middle East Peace

IDF over reaction to solve a problem...

The IDF finally removed some checkpoints around Nablus. There are a lot more... All this because some clowns blew up some busses 10 years ago. Then the wall was built, so why do they need all the roadblocks and restrictions today?

Checkpoint in Nablus to come down-

Published today (updated) 10/02/2011 18:19 NABLUS (Ma’an) --

Nablus Governor Jebrin Al-Bakri was informed by PA liaison officials that the Israeli military will begin immediately the removal of infrastructure for the Huwwara and Beit Furik checkpoints.

Al-Bakri told Ma'an that the news came early Thursday morning, and that the deconstructions would include the removal of dozens of concrete blocks and barriers. He said restrictions at the Za’tara checkpoint south of Nablus would also be eased.

The announcement came after what Al-Bakri said was eight months of negotiations with Israeli officials, saying that without freedom of movement through the northern West Bank, economic development would be impossible.

Until 2008, Nablus was essentially closed off by a series of checkpoints and roadblocks. Nablus-registered cars were prohibited from leaving the district via the formerly notorious Huwwara checkpoint, where hours long waits stifled travel to and from what was once the economic capital of the West Bank.

Set up in 2000 at the outbreak of the Second Intifada, the checkpoint was a long-time symbol of Israel's occupation of the West Bank. In 2009, restrictions were eased, and cars were permitted to pass through the terminal.

The Beit Furik checkpoint prevented Nablus residents from using alternative roads out of the city, essentially sealing it off.

While the removal of checkpoints significantly eases freedom of movement for Palestinians traveling between major cities, the Nablus district alone has 6 checkpoints, three partial checkpoints, 33 earth mounds blocking exit roads from major thoroughfares, eight roadblocks 5,400 meters of trenches and 3,363 meters of earth walls preventing free movement.

UN officials from the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs have warned that the continued construction of settler-only roads, the expansion of settlements and the creation of an alternative road system for Palestinians to promote access to the West Bank around the settlements and military infrastructure only works to entrench the settlements in the area.

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Well, at least some progress... finally.

Until the issue I mentioned is addressed, so that the will of American people takes priority, it will have a negative influence on Middle East Peace. That makes it relevent to the thread.

Bravo Gleneagle. Bravo.

Actually you guys need Israel a lot more than they need you. They save you the cost of building two more carrier fleets just by allowing you to use Haifa.

Without you, they'd be able to do whatever they wanted and up the charge for the port to the Chinese or Russians who would be happy to pay whatever for the privileged of maintain a strong aggressive presence in the Eastern Med. Ini fact, that move just might be the breaking point for America so, be a little thankful they do allow you to use it for the paltry sum you pay.

Adrummer, Sugajoo, Bunny and of course, the Hamas shill Kalid AKA Silverbirch.

Kalid's second language is English hence he doesn't know that you can change the name but the writing style remains the same hence, Patmac is often confused by himself with others aas he cannot see the differences in styles yet, when his shills appear, it takes a second to uncover them.