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By Alan Hart, published 19/5/2011The name of Netanyahu's game will be, as ever, to blame the Palestinians for the failure to get a peace process going and to present Israel as the only party seriously interested in peace.
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Such is the relationship between birds of a feather, both evil in their own ways.
For entertainment though, it certainly should improve on the "The US can do anything" emotional waffle from Gillard at the time of her Zionist-arranged visit to Washington.
The meeting next week will be more of the same, a charade as they both use their scheming little minds to find a way around the Palestinian Resolution in September at the UN and some way of blaming the Palestinians for 63 years of murder and mayhem by Israel.
Debbie Menon stated today that “ one cannot make much rational sense out of all of this.
Everyone involved is either insane and has lost sight of reality, or is working through a greed or ambition-inspired fog or set of handcuffs, restraints, or other dictates of necessity, and no longer recognize or have access to reasonable thought processes. For instance, Obama who knows what is right, and what is wrong, and yet is hand and hog-tied by the political necessity of his ambition to be re-elected.
He and Netanyahu, as well as the leaders and powers in PA and Hamas, have all allowed their mouths and political ambitions to put their souls into cracks from which they cannot extricate them… making the entire situation irreconcilable with any rational conclusions for resolution.
It does not help much in an insane world, to be too sane.”
The real purpose of both speeches are to paint Israel as the only true seeker of peace. A totally unexceptable peace offer was orginally planned, but now not even that will be offered. Obama will read his carefully prepared speech, perhaps even written by the evil Netanyahu, full of tongue-in-cheek compassion. It is world theatre, but only a ‘C’ class movie at that.
As Shaksepeare wrote, “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing”