To end the Palestinian violence

Submitted by Deborah Hoger (United States), Jan 7, 2003 at 16:35

Dear Mr. Pipes,

I enjoyed this article, however, I must point out that I see no end to Palestinian violence. It will NEVER end. I do not believe them. I would not enter into a contract with them and I look at them as a fictitious people, who were tossed from their Nations of origin, because of their criminal tendencies. These Arabs came from Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iran and Iraq. Why do they have to reinvent themselves? There is no Palestinian State, therefore, NO Palestinian people.

Arafat, an Egyptian born Arab, is a sociopathic serial killer. So feared by Arab Nations, that they made him head of the PLO. Such a prolific murderer, he was give charge of ALL the antisocials exhiled from their own Nations to do the bidding of the head sociopath, Arafat. Seriously, I ask you, why would ANY Diplomat have dealings with a serial killer? A serial killer will never see the error of his or her ways and the ONLY known way to stop one is to kill them.

On one part of your article, you mention that a person who lost their child who was a homicide bomber, was upset about having his home destroyed by the Israelis. What about his child being destroyed by Pal leaders?

I am a Mother and Grandmother, and if it ever came to losing my material possessions, to one of my children or grandchildren, then people could have all I possess but let my family live. This is not what is happening with the Palestinians.

I think it critical to point out now, that if they have had decades of poor judgment and critically bad decisions, which is the sign of the sociopathic/psychopathic personality, why exactly do you think all that will stop? It won't! Their inferior psychological condition is hereditary. It is complete and irrevocable insanity. ...
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Sincerely,

Deborah Hoger

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