A Different Reality - Anti-American Zionists lgf

I had recently been banned at the blog site Little Green Footballs.

Am sure it is a good thing for me to no longer be spending time
there, as immersion in their filth cannot be without effect.

Today I went back for a quick peek at their blog site and had
an epiphany. I read the lead-in to a discussion thread and was
totally shocked by our contrasts in perception, as though their night
was my day, green is red, good is bad....

They posted the following sourced article,

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Raja G. Khouri, Toronto. A Christian born in Lebanon to parents who
lost their homes in Palestine in 1948, he is a former president of the
Canadian Arab Federation and the author of Arabs in Canada: Post 9/11.

An Israeli settler screamed at reporters: `You don't know what it's
like to be driven out of your home and not be allowed to return to your
land.' I do. Millions of Palestinians do.

Leaving Gaza rids Israel of 35 per cent of Palestinians living on 6 per
cent of Israeli-occupied land. Keeping the land and getting rid of the
people has always been the Israeli way.

By maximizing control over as much Palestinian land with as few
Palestinians as possible, Israel minimizes the `demographic threat'
- the growing number of Muslims and Christians living in Israel and
the territories it controls.

While the 8,500 Gaza settlers will be handsomely compensated, about
55,000 Palestinians in Jerusalem are being separated from their
schools, hospital, jobs and places of worship by the wall, with no
consideration for their rights and livelihood, let alone the right to
compensation.

As it encroaches into the West Bank and Jerusalem, the wall increases
land on the Israeli side while leaving Palestinian populations in
fragmented cantons.

Even if some version of a Palestinian state does emerge, it will lack
water resources, arable land, contiguity, economic viability and the
means to control its destiny. I can't help but feel that Palestinian
national aspirations are doomed.

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and the blog sites owner had this to say as commentary about
the sourced article:

"The mean-spirited vindictiveness of these comments is almost
unbelievable, but Siddiqi apparently thinks he's portraying these
people in a sympathetic light."

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/webl..._Jews#comments


Indeed a different reality and no amount of discourse could ever cross
the gulf.


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