Colleene1024 Forum Posts (1,225)
I knew you wouldn't be able to resist SB! I glad to see you are at least giving new and updated information. Now, My question to you is...Is this supposed to fall into the American Politics too?
Oh SB! You just crack me up sometimes! If it's anti- something its peace. 
This is UNfair! 
I won't even be able to lay on the ground and get a sneak peek up the Kilt! 
Oh well, You Ladies better get LOTS of pictures!!!! 
OMG Boban! You sure know how to make a person laugh! 
Can't afford passport and the trip. Why do passports have to be so damn expensive?? 
I guess this year I have to save and get my passport and then next year I should be able to go! 
However, If I do go? I may have to get a car and learn to drive on the wrong side of the road, cause I HAVE to go to that HUGE library in Invernes! The History burried in that library is absolutly fenominal!!! OOps...I'm bantering...Well hopes All have a good time!! 
If eve was a scammer she would have adam find a way to get her to him! find a suitable animal to travel on! Maybe fly her in on a terydactal. LOL
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RE: Peace
Israel, Egypt discuss Palestinian peace talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Egypt on Thursday to help persuade the Palestinians to enter direct peace talks, prompting calls by Egypt's president for Israel to "create suitable atmosphere" for talks to happen.
Meeting in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Netanyahu asked Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak to try to persuade the Palestinians to return to "direct, intensive and serious" negotiations where all core issues of their conflict would be raised, an Israeli government statement said.
Mubarak stressed the need for Israel "to review its positions and policies and to adopt tangible confidence-building measures with the Palestinian Authority to create suitable atmosphere to resume the talks," Mubarak's spokesman Suleiman Awwad told reporters.
Before heading to the meeting, Netanyahu said he would also discuss the common threat posed by Iranian-backed militant groups, saying Gaza-based Hamas militants and Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas want to "disturb the quiet" but "we will not let them."
The latest round of Israeli-Palestinian talks was launched in early September, but broke down just three weeks later in the dispute over Israeli settlements.
This week, Netanyahu offered nonstop negotiations with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas until peace is reached.
In response, Abbas and his chief negotiator repeated Palestinian demands — a halt to Israeli settlement construction and a pledge that a future border give Palestinians all of the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, with minor exchanges of territory.
Here is somethig to think about. This is showing that there are more then just one party involved. The Iranian-backed militant groups, Gaza-based Hamas militants, and Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas. Egypt, Isreal, Palestine. You have to consider everyone. Question. Can you figure out why the militants and guerrillas want to stop the peace?