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Subject WHOA..... France and Britain Reportedly Considering Pulling Ambassadors from Israel

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Zbignew Brezinski is a prophet. 
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Zbigs Brezinski is a prophet in his OWN mind only!

Self-styled "Polish Royalty" Machiavellian wannabe!

At least Kissinger, as odious as he can be, has some MAJOR strategic accomplishments on his resume, too.

Whereas Brezinski-pants a loser who hitched his wagon to Jimmy Freakin' Carter.   Bwaaa-ahahaah.

But hey, he can use words like "techno-tronic" which makes all the pretentious, conspiracist fan-boys cream their G-strings....

Seriously between that fugly FSB monkey Putin and Brezinski... people need to find them some NEW heroes, pronto.    It's frankly embarassing.

As for Israel no longer existing.... that's what people said in 48, 67, 73, 91...

[i][color=red]Careful there, might get that [b]Samson Option [/b]up your ass, Zbigs.[/color][/i]
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As if your previous spewing didn't reveal enough, you really demonstrated why the world needs to contain this beast. No better than North Korea.
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North Korea?   I am surprised you didn't pull out South Africa or Rhodesia card....

Seriously, what is it with you Ostrich zombie-tards and your ULTRA-MORONIC "analogies" and general PC poseurism?

Is it the same bad batch of Mexican weed?   Is that your deal?

LOL, there is literally ZERO in common between the vibrant, diverse, awesome Israel... and North Korea.    Not even superficially/aesthetically.

As for Samson Option....Don't start none, there'll BE none.   Understand?     France and UK are in the slow slide into permanent Recession and Islamization.    They have MUCH bigger fish to fry (Halal, of course).

Ciao.
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I'm as un-PC as they come.

I said NK because they're a mentally unstable nuclear power, as well.

Israel EVER lets a nuke fly and it will be over for Israel, forever.
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That's too obvious. The real irony is that they know they can't use them.
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The sobering news comes just three days after Benjamin Netanyahu's widely publicized and controversial decision to start construction in the 4.6-square-mile E1 zone, a move that many believe will ruin the chances of a two-state solution to the region's conflict. Captured by Israel in the 1967 war, the strip of land connects the Jewish settlement of Maale Adumim to Jerusalem. However, the proposed 3,000 homes built on that land would also cut off Ramallah and Bethlehem from Jerusalem, "making the contiguous Palestinian state endorsed by the United Nations last week virtually impossible," according to The New York Times. It also makes a single contiguous Palestinian state impossible. Along with another recently announced settlements to be built in Ramot and Pisgat Zeev and a stretch of land known as Givat Hamatos -- 3,810 units total -- Israel is embarking on the biggest settlement construction spree since the 1970s.

France and Britain are obviously incensed by Israel's behavior, which is widely viewed as Netanyahu's tit-for-tat response to Palestine's recent victory in the United Nations. It's not just the settlement decision but also how it came about. As the Haaretz report explains, the two countries " are reportedly angry because they view Israel as having responded ungratefully to the support the two countries gave it during the recent Gaza operation." They also said that the settlement move crossed a "red line." Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the settlements were "illegal under international law and undermine trust between parties."

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