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Offline MarZutra

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Re: World Positions on Kosovo
« Reply #25 on: February 22, 2008, 02:00:57 PM »
I wrote our Prime Minister in request for Canada NOT recognize Kosovo... O0
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Re: World Positions on Kosovo
« Reply #26 on: February 22, 2008, 02:07:17 PM »
Canada is reasonable.

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Re: World Positions on Kosovo
« Reply #27 on: February 25, 2008, 03:52:08 PM »
Jasmina could you make this one sticky, so that every change in recognition of the false state can be posted here?

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Re: World Positions on Kosovo
« Reply #28 on: February 26, 2008, 09:40:35 AM »
The British government's official position on Kosovo is NOT supported by the more Islamically aware sections of the British people:   

"Every nation with restive ethnic minorities will now be undermined by this endorsement of illegal Balkanisation. Serbians will now find themselves foreigners in their own country. And as Eldad Beck applies the same thinking to Israel — whose kamikaze government is said to be ‘thinking about’ recognising Kosovo too — a horrific potential scenario presents itself:

In contradiction to all the pessimistic predictions, Israel and the Palestinians are able to successfully conclude negotiations on a final-status agreement, among other things based to incentives provided by the European Union. In the final stages of negotiations, Israeli representatives cave in to international pressure and waive the demand to recognize Israel’s unique Jewish character.

A short while after the agreement is signed, an uprising breaks out in the Galilee, in the Triangle area, and in the southern Negev desert, with Arab Israelis demanding a cultural and political autonomy that would enable them to manage their own lives while disconnecting from the State of Israel’s ‘Jewish’ institutions.

The bloody clashes between the sides prompt the United Nations to call on Israel to restrain itself and consider the deployment of multinational forces to serve as a buffer. The European Union threatens to renounce Israel’s special status if it fails to act immediately in order to meet the demands of the minority living within it. Israel’s dependence on the EU is so great that it is forced to capitulate and turn into a ‘greater Tel Aviv’ shtetl."

From   http://www.bnp.org.uk/2008/02/26/is-this-crazy-or-is-this-crazy/ 

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Re: World Positions on Kosovo
« Reply #29 on: February 26, 2008, 09:53:40 AM »
Is there still a Britian?  I thought it was dar al-sulh or worse now a Caliphate dar al-Islam stutus member... :'(
"‘Vehorashtem/Numbers 33:53’: When you burn out the Land’s inhabitants, you will merit to bestow upon your children the Land as an inheritance. If you do not burn them out, then even if you conquer the Land, you will not merit to allot it to your children as an inheritance." - Ovadiah ben Yacov Sforno; Italian Rabbi, Biblical Commentator, Philosopher and Physician.  1475-1550.