THE 11TH. COMMANDMENT.

Submitted by IamJoseph (Australia), Apr 6, 2010 at 03:03

Israel's great error is the assumption this is a dead duck - but it quacks loud to those whose eyes are not shut. Ask not how but how not:

"IT WILL BE A HISTORIC COMPROMISE TO GRANT TWO STATES IN PALESTINE - ONE FOR THE JEWS AND ONE FOR THE ARABS" - A cigar chomping Churchill.

That deed was not merely immoral - it was also illegal and remains so today. This was perpetrated under extreme duress when the Jews were totally helpless following W.W.II; conducted in secret [unlike Israel]; with no historical legiitimacy of the Rgimes vast borders or the mode of their creation - and disregarded a host of peoples who predate both Islam and the Arab race per se. Nor does one need be a rocket scientist to see all of the world's turmoil today comes from this deed, with the future promising even greater mayhem. It must be the 11th Commandment for all Jews in print never to call a deathly 3-state as a 2-state - never ever, ever, ever - even under water boarding: let the world sweat off their poor math and history - we must never ever encourage them.

ONLY ONE WAY FOR ISRAEL: RESTORE THE BALFOUR AND RE-EXAMINE BRITON'S REGIMES - THERE ARE NO OTHER OPTIONS. A 3-STATE IS DEATH TO ISRAEL.

With the premise of restoring the Balfour - there are a host of waiting reasons to explore: Eurostan will not happen; Kashmir will not be lost; and numerous people like the Coptics, Kurds and Jews will not perish. America must be taken to task here - the Balfour Mandate originated with American fostering, while Britain corrupted this honorable premise. Daniel Pipes can be assured this is how Begin would respond today. So cease the merry go round and prove to the world there is such a thing as good Jewish Begins around anymore.

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