Dangerous, delusional Machiavellian appeasement

Submitted by jennifer solis (United States), Nov 29, 2007 at 15:27

When President Bush makes the statement, "confront terrorism and incitement, whether commited by Palestinians or Israelis", he shows a subjectivism that will only encourage terrorism on behalf of the Palestinians.

If the President agrees with the Palestinian view that Israel has performed "terrorism", how can any defensive action on behalf of Israel be considered as defensive, not terroristic?

President Bush seems to desire an imaginary "even playing field" to start from with reguards to the Israel/Palestinian "solution"; this is of course ludicrous, plays right into the hands of the Palestinian Terrorist Machine, rewards terrorism, and displays a great hypocracy on the part of President Bush.

Recognition of the enemy cannot be clouded by inaccurate semantic excuse if the war on Islamo-facism is to be won.

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