Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 30 Jan 2020 03:13)
Brexit was provoked by horrible populists who lied to their people.
The peace plan is a scam, annexion, war plan.
i think that more than anything it's a hastily cobbled together distraction from both US and israeli domestic political affairs (trump's impeachment / netanyahu's corruption scandal).
this administration has sufficiently demonstrated through ACTIONS where they stand on this issue, so no one with the slightest clue regarding the intricacies of this conflict would ever take this 'plan' seriously, or describe it as remotely fair or promising. it's a PR stunt, a cheap and cynical distraction, that's it.
Quote (bogie160 @ 30 Jan 2020 03:04)
The EU can't offer good terms because they need to deter other countries from leaving. Is this Britain's fault?
Israel is in a dominant position, the Palestinians have lost several wars and are in a poor position. They need to negotiate fairly with respect to their relative strengths and come to an agreement.
It's irrelevant as to why the Palestinians can't dictate their future. If they continue to force their people to wage war against Israel, they will suffer. It's a matter of life and death. You can appease whatever twisted sense of morality you want, their people suffer the longer this conflict goes on.
The British have chosen self determination over the rule of a German dominated EU. I would encourage you to respect that and remain consistent with your ideology. I respect the EU's response, but that's consistent with how I view international affairs.
what are you even on about, you weirdo? apparently you don't know ANY of my positions regarding brexit (which would of course be totally fine, if you didn't just assume them - wrongly - repeatedly).
i not only respect, i WELCOME the british decision to leave the EU, and i have said for years that it's time to end this unfortunate alliance, rather sooner than later. and while i elaborated that in an ideal world i'd prefer a britain actively engaged in leading and shaping the EU to everyone's benefit, i also unmistakenly acknowledged that was clearly not a role they sought to assume. they have been cherry picking their advantages, while trying to avoid financial and political responsibility as best they could for decades.
maybe you are confused, because you think my arguing that voters were systematically lied to by right wing demagogues concerning the advantages of leaving the EU, implied that i opposed the UK leaving, but those are issues you have to separate. yes, the referendum was a joke, and the promises made were ridiculous and false, but i still welcome the result of it.
probably too much nuance for you though... which would also explain your utterly moronic takes on the palestinian question and the legality and relevance of a decades long occupation.