Lay down with dogs

Submitted by SarahSue (United States), Mar 30, 2013 at 01:22

Daniel Pipes said, 'If the misguided apology makes this evident to more observers…'

Just who would these observers be? Would it be the European leaders who are committing genocide with their unlimited immigration policies? Would it be the Scandinavian countries that seem to think that any culture is better then theirs? Even one that takes them back to the seventh century? Would it be President Obama who has supported and defended the muslims since his first day in office.

Or could it be the NGO's that viciously and ferociously condemn Israel's every move and action? Or could it be the so-called Middle East experts that do not know a thing about the Middle East and bray their ignorance from every T.V. station, write stupid books, are always wrong in their predictions and are still called experts?

The observers could not be people like me that could have written the playbook on how this would turn out. It was not hard, muslims act like muslims, as any observant person knows.

There is no making lemonade out of these rotten lemons. Netanyahu laid down with dogs and bowed before evil. He betrayed his entire country for taqiyya promises from a muslim leader well known for his over-the-top anti-Israeli rhetoric such as 'Zionism as a "crime against humanity"'.

No good every comes from the righteous falling down before the wicked. I would not ever call Netanyahu righteous, but he does represent a righteous nation. He has portrayed every Israeli and all her supporters.

I seriously doubt even one person will change their mind after observing Erdoğan reneging on his promises less than twenty-four later.

For over sixty years, in every encounter, the Israeli government has left the muslims better off then they were before. This is just more of the same.

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