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LightWorker
11-26-2007, 04:13 PM
The United States is inviting 49 countries, groups of nations, financial institutions and individuals to a
Middle East peace conference.
List of Invitees to Mideast Peace Talks - News Wires - CNBC.com (http://www.cnbc.com/id/21901826/for/cnbc)
Bush Launches Mideast Peace Bid - AOL News (http://news.aol.com/story/_a/bush-launches-mideast-peace-bid/20071126092409990001)
Capricious
11-26-2007, 04:15 PM
Waste of time.
LightWorker
11-26-2007, 05:05 PM
Waste of time.
Sorry you feel that way. I will always have hope that
human beings can change and grow.
scooterbug44
11-26-2007, 05:33 PM
An international peace conference is a good idea.............
..........not starting wars and ending the ones we're involved in is an even better one! :angry:
hnooe
11-26-2007, 06:22 PM
An international peace conference is a good idea.............
..........not starting wars and ending the ones we're involved in is an even better one! :angry:
No new wars, ending existing ones ??..hmmmmm...then Haliburton and Black Water would have to go out of business...:clap:
sowalgayboi
11-26-2007, 07:20 PM
Waste of time.
Really? We didn't seem to have to many enemies out their until W decided we didn't need middle east peace talks. :idontno:
LightWorker
11-27-2007, 01:17 AM
An international peace conference is a good idea.............
..........not starting wars and ending the ones we're involved in is an even better one! :angry:
I agree with you.
No new wars, ending existing ones ??..hmmmmm...then Haliburton and Black Water would have to go out of business...:clap:
Just imagine ......
Really? We didn't seem to have to many enemies out their until W decided we didn't need middle east peace talks. :idontno:
My daughter has a sticker...(Sorry W. I'm The Decider)
If you want peace, start spending 200 mil a day helping people instead of blowing them up.
LightWorker
11-27-2007, 12:57 PM
If you want peace, start spending 200 mil a day helping people instead of blowing them up.
National Priorities Project - Cost of War (http://www.nationalpriorities.org/Cost-of-War/Cost-of-War-3.html)
scooterbug44
11-27-2007, 03:44 PM
Oh, good gravy!
Take another look at the list of invitees - you'll notice a glaring omission.
Obviously I'm not a diplomat, but if you are having representatives from 49 nations & international bodies come together to figure out peace in the middle east, wouldn't you at least invite all the MAJOR players in the Middle East?
Like maybe IRAN? :idontno:
LightWorker
11-27-2007, 04:26 PM
Oh, good gravy!
Take another look at the list of invitees - you'll notice a glaring omission.
Obviously I'm not a diplomat, but if you are having representatives from 49 nations & international bodies come together to figure out peace in the middle east, wouldn't you at least invite all the MAJOR players in the Middle East?
Like maybe IRAN? :idontno:
Syria defends decision to attend Annapolis conference; Iran said to be caught by surprise - AOL News (http://news.aol.com/story/_a/syria-defends-decision-to-attend/n20071127152709990017)
TX Girl
11-27-2007, 05:14 PM
Scooterbug -
Might be kind of hard to invite the playground bully who wants to wipe Israel off the face of the earth to the first meeting... maybe they are trying to get him to soften up a bit before including him in the mix... like you do with kids on a playground who aren't getting along. If you are the mom, you get with the other moms first and figure out what strategy to use to help the bully come around... then again, some dad tell their kids to lay one great punch square into the bully's face and hope that the buzzer in his head will go off and he will respect you. Both stratgies have been known to work. Don't know what will fix this multi-millenial war. Need to think peace and pray for it though... that may help bring light into the darkness.
Hope you are all having a super day!
scooterbug44
11-27-2007, 05:25 PM
I'm certainly not saying he's the voice of reason, just that any feasible solution will have to have Iran's input, concessions, and ultimate cooperation so not having them there makes it futile.
You want peace in the Middle East, you start by solving the biggest problem, which IMO would be the region's war monger w/ nuclear ambitions and domestic problems.
30A Skunkape
11-27-2007, 05:32 PM
If you want peace, start spending 200 mil a day helping people instead of blowing them up.
I feel confident that the good ole US of A spends this much daily helping people and in fact you will be hard pressed to find more geneous people than us, even if we have flawed foreign policy. Don't be such a naybob, Bob.
Waste of time.Don't bother talking, just get in on. Let's settle things the old fashioned way. Kill someone. How in the heck can talking be a waste next to killing?
I feel confident that the good ole US of A spends this much daily helping people and in fact you will be hard pressed to find more geneous people than us, even if we have flawed foreign policy. Don't be such a naybob, Bob.Satchmo would not be happy about our foreign policy. We've got the greatest gig in the world right here. We should be more generous with our own citizens [see healthcare rants] than jerking around with folks who will forever be in turmoil because a religion born of a reaction to the Crusades has made them forever cranky. I say rebuild all the SEC stadiums with a couple months war funding. Next, everyone should have a care package of Zatarain's products, Tabasco, Cafe DuMonde coffee and beignet mix, Dixie beer[when they re-open], fresh mudbugs, shrimp, and Ruth's Chris steaks[now of O'town fame]. Then we will all need wellness screenings to make sure we are as happy and healthy as Halliburton executives. Now that's generous.
30A Skunkape
11-27-2007, 10:44 PM
Satchmo would not be happy about our foreign policy. We've got the greatest gig in the world right here. We should be more generous with our own citizens [see healthcare rants] than jerking around with folks who will forever be in turmoil because a religion born of a reaction to the Crusades has made them forever cranky. I say rebuild all the SEC stadiums with a couple months war funding. Next, everyone should have a care package of Zatarain's products, Tabasco, Cafe DuMonde coffee and beignet mix, Dixie beer[when they re-open], fresh mudbugs, shrimp, and Ruth's Chris steaks[now of O'town fame]. Then we will all need wellness screenings to make sure we are as happy and healthy as Halliburton executives. Now that's generous.
I think you have a good plan. I think...:blink:
Miss Kitty
11-27-2007, 11:48 PM
I think you have a good plan. I think...:blink:
At least he has a plan.
I think you have a good plan. I think...:blink:Let's do it! Ok, whose Mastercard? What's your limit?
sowalgayboi
11-28-2007, 02:15 AM
Let's do it! Ok, whose Mastercard? What's your limit?
Try that kid from FWB that went to the strip club, apparently he's very generous and all you need is an overpriced bottle of bubbly. :floor:
sowalgayboi
11-28-2007, 02:16 AM
Oh that won't work he had an AMEX not MC, would that still work?
Oh that won't work he had an AMEX not MC, would that still work?Maybe we need Trent Lott's congressional AMEX. They are all way over the limit, but they keep getting lap dances.
LightWorker
11-28-2007, 12:17 PM
Scooterbug -
Might be kind of hard to invite the playground bully who wants to wipe Israel off the face of the earth to the first meeting... maybe they are trying to get him to soften up a bit before including him in the mix... like you do with kids on a playground who aren't getting along. If you are the mom, you get with the other moms first and figure out what strategy to use to help the bully come around... then again, some dad tell their kids to lay one great punch square into the bully's face and hope that the buzzer in his head will go off and he will respect you. Both stratgies have been known to work. Don't know what will fix this multi-millenial war. Need to think peace and pray for it though... that may help bring light into the darkness.
Hope you are all having a super day!
:welcome:
LightWorker
11-28-2007, 01:00 PM
Millions of Palestinians want to return to properties their families lost after Israel's 1948 creation.
Vatican official says Palestinian refugees have right to return - AOL News (http://news.aol.com/story/_a/vatican-official-says-palestinian/n20071128111109990017)
rehdrahk
11-28-2007, 01:29 PM
Oh, good gravy!
Take another look at the list of invitees - you'll notice a glaring omission.
Obviously I'm not a diplomat, but if you are having representatives from 49 nations & international bodies come together to figure out peace in the middle east, wouldn't you at least invite all the MAJOR players in the Middle East?
Like maybe IRAN? :idontno:
<sarcasm>I am confused, since when should the middle east players have a say in how to run their own countries</sarcasm>
Simple history folks:
2001 Bush wants nothing to do with peace talks ... states Clinton already caused more harm than good.
2002 Bush gets the war him and his cohorts have been planning since 1997.
2003-2007 Bush and cohorts divert multi - billions of taxpayers dollars into their pockets through proliferation of war and the extension of the industrial war compound. (please watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuPUFRusOBo)
2008 Time to take back everything we said before and start sweeping up this mess we have made for the American people. Hey why don't we start by having some middle east peace talks where we can all get together and make more plans on how to police the middle east.
Or better yet .... we are discussing peace while undermining and planning to wage war on Iran. Good setup, we tried the peace avenue, but they did not want to listen to our demands .... <background noise>bombs dropping</background noise>
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