They Cannot Know What They Do Not Understand

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Oct 3, 2011 at 17:52

As this is being written, Rosh Hashanah is past and Yom Kippur approaching, with the 'Palestinian' movement impudently pushing their statehood bid right down the U. N.'s throat, apparently with the gag reflex sedated by the delusion that their timing will somehow give them an advantage. As we both can assert, they have not only fooled themselves, but they continue to fool those who still think a 'Two State Solution' is the best means to solve the Middle East crisis-fooling themselves in the thinking they can accomplish their actual goal of eliminating Israel; fooling others into thinking they seek 'peaceful' options to achieve their goal.

It is all a provocation for war, a war they cannot fight for themselves; and a war that cannot be fought by others against Israel without the most devastating consequences for the enemies of Israel, whoever that might be. Posturing for these events are masked in the 'Arab Upheavals' (hard to call it spring while coming into the fall/winter) by the subliminal powers that back up Hizbollah and Hamas, et al; all the while agents for support of such things like Turkey and others are being prepared to be swept into history's collection of all those who have tried.

We have seen Israel's moves as being precautionary and all the while there are attempts to undermine PM Netanyahu's government, it is readily seen that all are being prepared for the plan that the Eternal Sovereign of Israel has declared from the beginning. Your exclamation (wouldn't you like to know) is already in action-they just do not understand it, even as it is already written.

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