From Jack
King Abdullah also said the "what the Palestinians need is a state not more jobs."
Coming from him, that really is precious. Jordan stands on nearly 80% of the original territory of the Mandate of Palestine, established by the League of Nations to become the "national home of the Jewish people," the long exiled indigenous inhabitants of the Land. Less than a month after its establishment, the Mandatory Power, Great Britain, AKA "perfidious Albion", illegally separated off the nearly 80% to the east of the Jordan River, closed it to Jewish settlement, gave it to a Hashemite sheikh from the Arabian Peninsula named Abdallah to rule it and renamed in "The Emirate of Transjordan." It is today the "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan" and Abdallah was the grandfather of today's King Abdallah II. About 75% of his subjects are "West Bank Palestinians." (No one even speaks any more of "East Bank Palestinians" or the "Palestinians" would constitute nearly 100% of the inhabitants of Jordan.)
What that all means is that the "Palestinians" have a country and King Abdallah II is the head of state of that country. He happens not to be a "Palestinian" but what of it? The Queen of England happens to be German. If that is to the liking of their respective peoples, who am I to complain? And if it is not to their liking, that too is primarily none of my business. But King Abdallah should be the last person in the world to proclaim that the "Palestinian people" need a state. They might decide that he is right.
Jack
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> His Majesty King Abdullah II King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
> April 28 , 2009 | Eli E. Hertz
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> During the king's recent visit to the U.S. he touched on the following:
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> • Israel will face war within 18 months if it does not come to terms with the Arab demands
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> • The establishment of a new Palestinian state with its capital in Jerusalem
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> • Threats from Iran and Al Qaeda will fade away once Jerusalem is divided
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> Hypocrisy Aside - Rebuttal
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> The Arabs never established nor recognized a Palestinian state during the two decades (1948-1967) prior to the Six-Day War when the West Bank was under Jordanian control, nor did the Palestinians clamor for autonomy or independence during those years under Jordanian rule. Jerusalem for that matter, has never served as an Arab capital for the simple reason that there has never been a Palestinian Arab state.
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> In 1968, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) turned Jordan into a staging area for sending terrorists into the West Bank and Israel. In the course of three years, 141 Israelis were killed along Israel's border with Jordan. Only in September 1970 was the PLO ousted to Lebanon by Jordan's King Hussein after the PLO went one step too far: Skyjacking three civilian airliners to Jordan, then blowing up the empty planes on the tarmac. During the battle between Jordan's Arab Legion and Palestinian Arab forces (known later as 'Black September') the Jordanians massacred more than 3,000 of their Palestinian 'brethren' in just 10 days.
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> Culturally, Palestinians cannot distinguish their endeavors from other Arabs. The only innovations Palestinians can take credit for are using skyjackings - which they initiated in 1968 as a political instrument, and suicide bombers - refined since the advent of the Oslo Accords in 1993 as a political weapon that is turning Arab's own youth into suicide bombers that target other civilians.
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King Abdullah also said the "what the Palestinians need is a state not more jobs."
Coming from him, that really is precious. Jordan stands on nearly 80% of the original territory of the Mandate of Palestine, established by the League of Nations to become the "national home of the Jewish people," the long exiled indigenous inhabitants of the Land. Less than a month after its establishment, the Mandatory Power, Great Britain, AKA "perfidious Albion", illegally separated off the nearly 80% to the east of the Jordan River, closed it to Jewish settlement, gave it to a Hashemite sheikh from the Arabian Peninsula named Abdallah to rule it and renamed in "The Emirate of Transjordan." It is today the "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan" and Abdallah was the grandfather of today's King Abdallah II. About 75% of his subjects are "West Bank Palestinians." (No one even speaks any more of "East Bank Palestinians" or the "Palestinians" would constitute nearly 100% of the inhabitants of Jordan.)
What that all means is that the "Palestinians" have a country and King Abdallah II is the head of state of that country. He happens not to be a "Palestinian" but what of it? The Queen of England happens to be German. If that is to the liking of their respective peoples, who am I to complain? And if it is not to their liking, that too is primarily none of my business. But King Abdallah should be the last person in the world to proclaim that the "Palestinian people" need a state. They might decide that he is right.
Jack
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> "War Within 18 Months..."
>> His Majesty King Abdullah II King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
> April 28 , 2009 | Eli E. Hertz
>
> During the king's recent visit to the U.S. he touched on the following:
>
> • Israel will face war within 18 months if it does not come to terms with the Arab demands
>
> • The establishment of a new Palestinian state with its capital in Jerusalem
>
> • Threats from Iran and Al Qaeda will fade away once Jerusalem is divided
>
> Hypocrisy Aside - Rebuttal
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> The Arabs never established nor recognized a Palestinian state during the two decades (1948-1967) prior to the Six-Day War when the West Bank was under Jordanian control, nor did the Palestinians clamor for autonomy or independence during those years under Jordanian rule. Jerusalem for that matter, has never served as an Arab capital for the simple reason that there has never been a Palestinian Arab state.
>
> In 1968, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) turned Jordan into a staging area for sending terrorists into the West Bank and Israel. In the course of three years, 141 Israelis were killed along Israel's border with Jordan. Only in September 1970 was the PLO ousted to Lebanon by Jordan's King Hussein after the PLO went one step too far: Skyjacking three civilian airliners to Jordan, then blowing up the empty planes on the tarmac. During the battle between Jordan's Arab Legion and Palestinian Arab forces (known later as 'Black September') the Jordanians massacred more than 3,000 of their Palestinian 'brethren' in just 10 days.
>
> Culturally, Palestinians cannot distinguish their endeavors from other Arabs. The only innovations Palestinians can take credit for are using skyjackings - which they initiated in 1968 as a political instrument, and suicide bombers - refined since the advent of the Oslo Accords in 1993 as a political weapon that is turning Arab's own youth into suicide bombers that target other civilians.
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