Middle East Needs No R.S.V.P. to the Impending Collapse of Peace There - Unfortunately, Israel Needs Only to Wait

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Apr 8, 2010 at 19:30

There might be an argument of rhetorical repartee in inferring that the current American Administrative Executive has openly invited overt aggression towards the ancient homeland of Israel, yet we know from expressed sentiments that there is an open aggression to do just exactly that. So it is certain, that given the precise moment when certain people think no one is looking, or more delicately, when those who are looking are winking and blinking while the aggression is perpetrated, we will see that whatever the Israeli nation thought they might have had in the way of defense from some part of the rest of the world, they will be hard pressed to get an answer they can count on.

But we have already seen that in spite of the words that have been expressed for such alleged support before, we have yet to see, from any American Administration since possibly the Reagan (and maybe not even then) years, a true and unwavering support for the nation of Israel, thanks, in much respect to the unbiblical notion that Israel owes a duty to the world for world peace at their expense.

Folks, we are merely in a loosely held hudna, the incursions of Gaza and the Shaba Farms, etc., merely minor skirmishes (like in 2006 after Gaza was ceded)compared to the big one everyone is barely able to contain. Yet, as PM Netanyahu well knows, it is coming. Then everyone except the devil and his minions will wish they had left Israel alone, except it will be too late. And not even the current American Administrative Executive will have understood why his version of peace (the supposed return of the al-Madhi) would not stand the test of time.

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