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28 Aug 2014 15:05:49
any ideas why there is peace in gaza suddenly? I have a few theories but even so it did come as a surprise.
Probably waiting on new bombs being manufactured as they've ran out.
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That is strange franky.
Usually the ceasefires are agreed for a month or so. They are then always breached by Israel, a couple of days before the set date to catch the Palestinians off guard.
I think it is too soon to talk of peace in Gaza, but this agreement is open-ended.
The Palestinians had two main demands: Their own airport or unimpeded seafaring in the Mediterranean. The Israeli governance has agreed to the second of those terms.
Keep in mind that I was told this by a Palestinian and not read it in a report.
Personally, if I was a Palestinian I would be on alert and keep an eye at the moon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WMHbx-NPuk
zari
Usually the ceasefires are agreed for a month or so. They are then always breached by Israel, a couple of days before the set date to catch the Palestinians off guard.
I think it is too soon to talk of peace in Gaza, but this agreement is open-ended.
The Palestinians had two main demands: Their own airport or unimpeded seafaring in the Mediterranean. The Israeli governance has agreed to the second of those terms.
Keep in mind that I was told this by a Palestinian and not read it in a report.
Personally, if I was a Palestinian I would be on alert and keep an eye at the moon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WMHbx-NPuk
zari
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Agreed zari it is strange, if its to good to be true then it probably is, I have no doubt in my mind the worlds reaction to the genocide of gaza did have a effect, I know edd has posted a video of a man who think its pointless doing rallies /peace marches etc maybe that is true but when you get a worldwide condemnation by the masses then its a different ball game, add to the fact certain Israeli products were getting blacklisted by petitions or in asda/tesco as a example, in other words this was not going away in fact it was gathering momentum and in my opinion the powers that be had to react hence this sudden long term ceasefire, a false flag with devastating effect will happen in Israel in the future in my opinion as the Zionist have lost this propaganda war, they will bide there time allow Palestine enough freedom so they can pin the blame on hamas then level gaza.
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29 Aug 2014 13:18:13
Maybe now we can see some marches about Syria or Iraq. Or maybe Ukraine and russias illegal invasion. Or south Sudan. Or Tibet.
Maybe now we can see some marches about Syria or Iraq. Or maybe Ukraine and russias illegal invasion. Or south Sudan. Or Tibet.
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Hey anon,
In my opinion the countries mentioned are in those situations for different reasons.
Iraq has been taken over by the establishment because it borders Iran and of course for tighter control of their resources.
Syria is being infiltrated by the establishment for the Turkish governance to gain further access to the middle east.
Ukraine was used as a sacrificial pawn to draw Russia in what was thought to be an easy checkmate. The establishment overestimated the Ukrainian governance's abilities and underestimated parts of the Russian governance.
Sudan was partitioned into a resource poor and a resource rich part, to further destabilize the region. Also, perhaps Saudi Arabia wanted unimpeded access to the red sea and the Somali pirates story was getting old.
Tibet was too shining too bright for the establishments liking and its relationship with India was becoming worrisome. What would happen to the establishments plans if India was no longer landlocked?
zari
In my opinion the countries mentioned are in those situations for different reasons.
Iraq has been taken over by the establishment because it borders Iran and of course for tighter control of their resources.
Syria is being infiltrated by the establishment for the Turkish governance to gain further access to the middle east.
Ukraine was used as a sacrificial pawn to draw Russia in what was thought to be an easy checkmate. The establishment overestimated the Ukrainian governance's abilities and underestimated parts of the Russian governance.
Sudan was partitioned into a resource poor and a resource rich part, to further destabilize the region. Also, perhaps Saudi Arabia wanted unimpeded access to the red sea and the Somali pirates story was getting old.
Tibet was too shining too bright for the establishments liking and its relationship with India was becoming worrisome. What would happen to the establishments plans if India was no longer landlocked?
zari
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