Just report him. You've asked him to stop his libellous defamation on several occasions and he has refused your request. The whole place is sick of this guy.
I wasn't talking about his opinion of Israel, it's typical of his ethnicity. God, learn to read previous posts instead of wandering in and spruiking nonsense. If you took the time to read we were discussing Imperial history.
I have to agree with you there. Do any of them know or care about the population's interests? I lost faith in our politicians some time ago when the Democrats caved in under Lees and Labor became conservative.
Actually Rob, I don't think this issue was ever about 'trust' as such. This is spilling over from another finished thread where many unfounded accusations and wild theories were posited by a certain person (who shall remain nameless). I've studied enough History and Politics to know that every nation, even ours, works to further their own interests. No exceptions.
It was to unite the Levant and Mesopotamia under Faisal upon the Ottoman fall, if I recall correctly. However, many parties involved, British, French & some Arab tribes had other ideas.
"Contrary to later myth, it was neither Lawrence nor the Army that conceived a campaign of internal insurgency against the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East, but rather the Arab Bureau of Britain's Foreign Office. The Arab Bureau had long felt it likely that a campaign instigated and financed by outside powers, supporting the breakaway-minded tribes and regional challengers to the Turkish government's centralised rule of their empire, would pay great dividends in the diversion of effort that would be needed to meet such a challenge. The Arab Bureau had recognised the strategic value of what is today called the "asymmetry" of such conflict. The Ottoman authorities would have to devote from a hundred to a thousand times the resources to contain the threat of such an internal rebellion compared to the Allies' cost of sponsoring it.
At that point in the Foreign Office's thinking, the region was not considered candidate territories for incorporation in the British Empire but only as an extension of the range of British Imperial influence and the weakening and destruction of a German ally, the Ottoman Empire."
Yes well, the T. E. Lawrence episode is common knowledge, however, it is naive not to mention that he made promises he had no authority to make. Look into it.
You are trying to twist and lie again Max. You know damn well that I was stating the cause of the war, but everyone knows and sees what you're up to. I received emails from people who don't even post on the forums and whom I've never heard of, but I'm not going to give you any names. I'm not as stupid as you are.
You are so pathetic. Does you Momma know you're on the internet?
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This is quite a lame effort. Who are you kidding?