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Menu There is no diplomatic solutionIsrael should declare three nos;
no to nuclear Iran, no to two-state solution, no to bi-national state
no to nuclear Iran, no to two-state solution, no to bi-national state
Bear Klein Said:
LOL 😛
@ Ted Belman:
You have said that before, Ted. I am all ears.
When one makes a big deal out of a protest of TWO PEOPLE my belief is they are selling snake oil and not real medicine. That was the one that got me from no viewpoint on the subject of Mudar to a disbeliever.
You have been saying for months you have information not known publicly and I certainly interesting in hearing it or reading it. In the meantime from all that is consistently public the USA government backs the King. Nothing to my knowledge publicly disputes this.
At this point my gut tells me Mudar has given some secret sauce insider information you are not allow to disclose to keep you as his backer with Right Wing Jews. My gut says you are not able to corroborate the secret info independently?
@ Bear Klein:
Maybe I know something that both you and Yamit don’t know. I agree that the protests aren’t huge but just watch them grow. I really do think the King will abdicate by the summer.
Israpundit sadly Ted now appears to the FAKE NEWS site of Mudar. I looked up one of protests he was talking about one day on social media. It was two people and one was arrested.
I must confess in this case I must agree with Yamit (not something I will admit very often) that I worry about your reputation Ted in get pulled along Mudar as he does not appear credible.
@ mrg3105:
I don’t agree that it would not be a good thing for Israel. No matter what aggressive group succeed the midget, they are all deathly afraid of Israel in bulk. I mean in war action. So any strikes they make on Israel will be singular, and invite immediate retaliation like with Gaza.
There’s no hope of the Kinglet fleeing to Saudia, it was the Sauds which kicked them out of Hejaz originally and they were ruled by Ibn Saud, one of whose sons is the present king. He had about 35-6 sons and they succeed one another. There are still 5-6 younger than Salman who are in line although Salman’s son seems to have taken the reins and seems to be directing the country in a different direction. We’ll see how genuine this is in years to come.
A) there is no Jordan
B) there is no king of Jordan
C) there are no Jordanians
When the Saudi hereditary appointee flees to maybe Saudi Arabia, there will be creaed a politcal vacuum as always. To think that some ‘opposition’ is just going to waltz into the palace is ‘simple’. There hadn’t been one peaceful and democratic change of govevernment in an Islamic society yet. Trans-Jordan started with a near civil war between tribals and settlers (yes, Arab settlers from all over invited in to create a new state)
And then there are minorities who have nowhere to go, as do the ‘settlers’ if it turns into a civil war with tribals demanding more
So I really think this would not be a good thing for Israel for Abdullah to flee the country