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And you're right about Arabs. They're tribal in nature. Tribe and family come first. The only way to deal with them is by recognizing this first and foremost.
Democracy doesn't suit them. And there's nothing wrong with that.
As I've said before: Their country, their rules. The US, EU and the UN need to stay out of it.
As I've said before: Their country, their rules. The US, EU and the UN need to stay out of it.
Lemme just say that you're a breath of fresh air around here on the topic of the Middle East. You deal in reality. And although you're rightly pro-Israel, you have a good knowledge of Arabs and you respect them and their culture. Most other pro Israel types have NO knowledge of the region or local cultures. They just know that they hate Arabs and Islam...without even knowing a single Arab and never visiting the region.
Why these Goyim try to be more Israeli than the Israelis themselves is beyond me. But they sound deranged.
There are numerous threads I've typed in. Read through them and you'll figure out that DD is correct about me and you may learn something by reading my posts in other threads. Me telling you about Arabs and the Middle East is off topic for this thread. I am pro Israel, but I am not anti Arab or anti Muslim. I've already given a link that Obama came into office with the intention to further the US from Israel in an attempt to get better ties with the Arabs. I'll place the link in again for you to read:
In the early days of his administration, President Barack Obama had a theory about Israel. “It was a wrong theory of the case,” says longtime diplomat Martin Indyk, but a theory nonetheless: If the president could put distance between the United States and Israel, then just maybe he could build up credibility with the Arab world...
There are numerous threads I've typed in. Read through them and you'll figure out that DD is correct about me and you may learn something by reading my posts in other threads. Me telling you about Arabs and the Middle East is off topic for this thread. I am pro Israel, but I am not anti Arab or anti Muslim. I've already given a link that Obama came into office with the intention to further the US from Israel in an attempt to get better ties with the Arabs. I'll place the link in again for you to read:
He is black, with a Muslim stepfather and spent a lot of time in Indonesia. His best friend in college was a Pakistani. Of course he is sympathetic to Muslims.
That being said, this country is sometimes misled by pro Jew propaganda. Iran is not that evil either.
He is black, with a Muslim stepfather and spent a lot of time in Indonesia. His best friend in college was a Pakistani. Of course he is sympathetic to Muslims.
That being said, this country is sometimes misled by pro Jew propaganda. Iran is not that evil either.
Should he be LESS sympathetic to Muslims? Is being sympathetic to Muslims a bad thing?
Remember in 1967 when THOUSANDS of tanks were at Israeli borders? Imagine how would you feel. Not much has changed since that time so your thinking is clearly not in keeping with historical facts.
Yeah. I remember. A former shipmate of mine suffered 3rd degree burns all over his back while rescuing his injured mates out of the boiler room of the USS Liberty after it was strafed and torpedoed by the Israeli air force.
I was serving on a sister ship to the Liberty by then, but for the whims of the Navy and the grace of God, I could have been with him.
Do you really want to know how I feel? Do not start preaching historical facts to me, buddy. We should have stopped giving money to that bunch of losers as soon as they attacked one of our ships.
They are an underhanded, untrustworthy, hostile ally and a thorn in the side of peace in the middle east. That's how I feel.
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