Bunny Trails

[MaxPC]

It was in exchange for us recognizing their claims to the Western Sahara, which is clearly disputed, and not internationally recognized. I hope it does not stoke that conflict.

J.M.

Or we can hope and pray for the best. Morocco is one of the more stable governments on the African continent. I think Trump should be recognized for the effort instead of the usual bashing that goes on.

[Judas Maccabeus]

It was in exchange for us recognizing their claims to the Western Sahara, which is clearly disputed, and not internationally recognized. I hope it does not stoke that conflict.

J.M.

Or we can hope and pray for the best. Morocco is one of the more stable governments on the African continent. I think Trump should be recognized for the effort instead of the usual bashing that goes on.

I hate to say it, but this would be somewhat like recognizing Indonesia’s sovereignty over East Timor in 2000. Moroccan sovereignty is highly disputed and the UN has been trying to broker peace there for years. I don’t see how this furthers American interests. If Morocco does not win this conflict it may make it really hard to deal with whatever emerges.

J.M.

[MaxPC]

It was in exchange for us recognizing their claims to the Western Sahara, which is clearly disputed, and not internationally recognized. I hope it does not stoke that conflict.

J.M.

Or we can hope and pray for the best. Morocco is one of the more stable governments on the African continent. I think Trump should be recognized for the effort instead of the usual bashing that goes on.

I hate to say it, but this would be somewhat like recognizing Indonesia’s sovereignty over East Timor in 2000. Moroccan sovereignty is highly disputed and the UN has been trying to broker peace there for years. I don’t see how this furthers American interests. If Morocco does not win this conflict it may make it really hard to deal with whatever emerges.

J.M.

Are you objecting because it was Trump who was able to get Muslim nations to recognize Israel in this peace accord? It does not have to further American interests: rather the point is to encourage peace through Muslim recognition of the Nation of Israel, an objective that key players at the UN seem to be against.

As for the UN, much that they have been doing in the past 20 years gives me pause in thinking that their loyalties are highly conflicted and can even be bought. The anti-Israel bias that is associated with many of the recent UN "resolutions" discredits its reputation and reflects instead the political ambitions of specific members in the global arena.

[Judas Maccabeus]

Or we can hope and pray for the best. Morocco is one of the more stable governments on the African continent. I think Trump should be recognized for the effort instead of the usual bashing that goes on.

I hate to say it, but this would be somewhat like recognizing Indonesia’s sovereignty over East Timor in 2000. Moroccan sovereignty is highly disputed and the UN has been trying to broker peace there for years. I don’t see how this furthers American interests. If Morocco does not win this conflict it may make it really hard to deal with whatever emerges.

J.M.

Are you objecting because it was Trump who was able to get Muslim nations to recognize Israel in this peace accord? It does not have to further American interests: rather the point is to encourage peace through Muslim recognition of the Nation of Israel, an objective that key players at the UN seem to be against.

As for the UN, much that they have been doing in the past 20 years gives me pause in thinking that their loyalties are highly conflicted and can even be bought. The anti-Israel bias that is associated with many of the recent UN "resolutions" discredits its reputation and reflects instead the political ambitions of specific members in the global arena.

Are you familiar with the Spanish Sahara/Western Sahara conflict? All he is doing now is trading various "perks" to break a boycott. To the best of my knowledge, Morocco never really enforced it, at least they did not deny entry to those with Israeli stamps on their passport. Morocco, UAE and Bahrain never fought Israel. There is no "war" between them and Israel, only a boycott. What we are giving away is advanced fighter jets, and taking sides in a territorial dispute between an independence group set up when Spain left her former colony, and Morocco. All of these could come back to bite us later.

The real conflict is between the Palestinians and Israel. That is the "war", If peace is to be made, it is between them. The rest is simply theatre. It is, in effect, "buying" friends for Israel. I worry about the price.

J.M.

[MaxPC]

I hate to say it, but this would be somewhat like recognizing Indonesia’s sovereignty over East Timor in 2000. Moroccan sovereignty is highly disputed and the UN has been trying to broker peace there for years. I don’t see how this furthers American interests. If Morocco does not win this conflict it may make it really hard to deal with whatever emerges.

J.M.

Are you objecting because it was Trump who was able to get Muslim nations to recognize Israel in this peace accord? It does not have to further American interests: rather the point is to encourage peace through Muslim recognition of the Nation of Israel, an objective that key players at the UN seem to be against.

As for the UN, much that they have been doing in the past 20 years gives me pause in thinking that their loyalties are highly conflicted and can even be bought. The anti-Israel bias that is associated with many of the recent UN "resolutions" discredits its reputation and reflects instead the political ambitions of specific members in the global arena.

Are you familiar with the Spanish Sahara/Western Sahara conflict? All he is doing now is trading various "perks" to break a boycott. To the best of my knowledge, Morocco never really enforced it, at least they did not deny entry to those with Israeli stamps on their passport. Morocco, UAE and Bahrain never fought Israel. There is no "war" between them and Israel, only a boycott. What we are giving away is advanced fighter jets, and taking sides in a territorial dispute between an independence group set up when Spain left her former colony, and Morocco. All of these could come back to bite us later.

The real conflict is between the Palestinians and Israel. That is the "war", If peace is to be made, it is between them. The rest is simply theatre. It is, in effect, "buying" friends for Israel. I worry about the price.

J.M.

Iran's threats against Israel are not theatre. There are the incessant violent bents in attitudes against Israel that flare repeatedly through Iranian incitement. Trump decided to use a tack that has been successful in the past in other regions. Rather than appeasement of Iran, he is simply creating a circle of nations who recognize Israel who are A. Muslim and B. Represent a more stable presence in Africa and the Middle East. That is simply good diplomacy. For now it can work as it has in the past. Unless of course successive administrations dismantle it out of a hatred for Trump. It's a shame they let their hatred of Trump interfere with efforts at peace.

[GaryK]

Lester, if you see this, I pray in anticipation of your full healing either here or in the presence of God.

Amen & Amin.
Lester is a kind & compassionate soul, we need people lime him in these days we live, and his God given gifts.

We had a friend cured of cancer in Italy. His oncologist in Chicago suggested he go there where an oncologist started using baking soda treatments. Sean was "cured" in 8 weeks, he had to masses in his:. He was given 6 to 12 months to live started treatments in Chicago and decided to give it up period at that point his oncologist told him to go to Italy where an oncologist has had great success with his baking soda treatment, I completely different route that was effective and Sean was cured. He said the cost of going to Italy and the treatment he got there with the baking soda was extremely cheaper than the process here in America it's amazing some of the alternate routes people have had success with

Not trying to be picky Valerie, but why not edit your posts before sending them?

[Valerie]

Lester, if you see this, I pray in anticipation of your full healing either here or in the presence of God.

Amen & Amin.
Lester is a kind & compassionate soul, we need people lime him in these days we live, and his God given gifts.

We had a friend cured of cancer in Italy. His oncologist in Chicago suggested he go there where an oncologist started using baking soda treatments. Sean was "cured" in 8 weeks, he had to masses in his:. He was given 6 to 12 months to live started treatments in Chicago and decided to give it up period at that point his oncologist told him to go to Italy where an oncologist has had great success with his baking soda treatment, I completely different route that was effective and Sean was cured. He said the cost of going to Italy and the treatment he got there with the baking soda was extremely cheaper than the process here in America it's amazing some of the alternate routes people have had success with

Not trying to be picky Valerie, but why not edit your posts before sending them?

Im sorry, if i post on "the y" i shouldn't post. I tried the talking method since doing so typing on phone isn't good, i do need to tale time either way

[ohio jones]

Not trying to be picky Valerie, but why not edit your posts before sending them?

Im sorry, if i post on "the y" i shouldn't post. I tried the talking method since doing so typing on phone isn't good, i do need to tale time either way

Y couldn't even this post be edited?

I also question the wisdom of posting about alternative treatment in the original thread, especially under current circumstances. If you're recommending that Lester go to Italy for some sort of fly-by-night baking soda treatments based on your remote diagnosis, please be aware that Canadians cannot enter Italy, or pretty much anywhere in Europe for that matter. Even if they fly during the day.

[Joy]

Not trying to be picky Valerie, but why not edit your posts before sending them?

Not trying to be picky, but direct address needs a comma before and after. We all make typos or grammatical errors, right? Accept for me.

[ken_sylvania]

Not trying to be picky Valerie, but why not edit your posts before sending them?

Not trying to be picky, but direct address needs a comma before and after. We all make typos or grammatical errors, right? Accept for me.

But perhaps he was in fact trying not to be "picky Valerie"....