A Middle East History?

[Trip_Wire (RIP)]

A somewhat biased view of the history of the Middle East. The Video is long; however, well made. It makes many good points. One can easily guess who made this video.

http://www.terrorismawareness.org/what-really-happened/

[dmgedgoods]

Horowitz doesn't give it away...Interesting video; I may say a bit more biased than I prefer. Obsession was the last great mid-east/terror documentary that I have seen.

The best part of this presentation? "If the Jews were ruthless occupiers and thieves as Arab leaders and Jimmy Carter claim..."

Shawn

[3SoldierDad]

Originally Posted by Trip_Wire

A somewhat biased view of the history of the Middle East. The Video is long; however, well made. It makes many good points. One can easily guess who made this video.

http://www.terrorismawareness.org/what-really-happened/

Good piece. Obviously, everything has a bias. The bias here, however, can be defended with facts and the overwhelmingly clear events of history. It is true - the best place in the Mideast for a Moslem and/or an Arab to live is in Israel. Ironic, isn't it?

History shows us this - Today's Palestinians are the authors and innovators of modern terrorism. Their newest innovative tweak is democratically electing terrorist leadership, i.e. - Hamas. The West must cease its efforts in compelling Israel to negotiate with their avowed enemies. Let them clean-up there own Islamic fascist threats.

Personally I don't care how rough they get with the terrorists and their minions.

I wish we were as clear headed about our enemies.


Three Soldier Dad...Chuck


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[Ret10Echo]

Interesting mention on Israel. I watched an interview with one of the Saudi princes a couple of weeks ago. He mentioned the "problem" with US support of Israel. I am surprised that everyone assumes that the support is based on the religious aspects of Israel. How about the fact that Israel is a democratic nation in the Middle East?