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Re: Is the Palestinian Cause Dead? The Latest Terror Attacks
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 5 Aug 2002 21:23:48 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Mike Petrucelli writes:
> [snip]
> > > I am very troubled by what is going on, and I can see both sides desire
> > > and need for their own home. Sadly, the world blew it 70 years ago for
> > > the Jewish people, and basically flipped them the bird, and now we are
> > > paying the price for that. To get out of this mess, we need to not flip
> > > the Palestinians the bird, and at the same time acknowledge the plight
> > > of the Jewish people.
> >
> > Why is it that this seems so easy and obvious when we're just talking about it,
> > but no one is doing it?
>
> The reason no one (i.e. current political leaders everywhere) is doing anything
> is really quite simple. To do so would require them to admit that what they
> have been doing (or not doing) up till now was wrong. I do not know for
> certain about the rest of the world but I doubt any Republican or Democrat (the
> two USA political parties for anyone who does not know)would admit to being
> wrong about anything. If you want an example look no further than the
> California energy crisis a short while ago. Anyone with an ounce of knowledge
> about Economics should understand what happened there. Price caps coupled with
> increased demand and Environmentalist prohibition on produceing new power
> plants are a sure way to cause an energy crisis. The problem could have been
> fixed rather quickly, IF the politicians were willing to admit they were wrong.
There were a variety of contributing factors, but basically Enron engaged in
good-old-fashioned price manipulation.
Bruce
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