[FPSPACE] FPSpacer in the news re missile defense in Europe

[Jens Kieffer-Olsen]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: E.P. Grondine [mailto:epgrondine at hotmail.com] 
> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 2:11 AM
> To: robot at esper.com; FPSPACE at friends-partners.org
> Subject: Re: [FPSPACE] FPSpacer in the news re missile 
> defense in Europe
> 
> Hi  - 
> 
> You're reference frame for analysis is wrong.
> 
> Israel is continuing to steal Palestinian land. 
> 
> Syria, Iran, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia all  have IRBMs.
> 
> Analysis of US policy has to be undertaken with in view of 
> those facts.
> 
> E.P. Grondine
> Man and Impact in the Americas

 Ed,

 I appreciate your candor. However, since you argue your
 views at the most - eh, shall we say exoteric - level
 possible, it is about as meaningful to try to dissect
 and refine them as it is to assist the neocons in
 tailoring the war on terror.

 In a sense one feels trapped between gangland verbal
 artillery positions, just as when one is witness to
 proponents of classic Darwinism clash with believers
 of the doctrine called Intelligent Design. Somehow
 it's unbelievable that the hard work of millions of
 generations of human forefathers is still not generally
 acknowledged in a theory of evolution as the real force
 paving the way forward.

 Just as Shakespeare's works are neither the result of
 an army of monkeys blindly hitting the keyboard nor the
 result of a telephone call from some archangel with
 literary interests, but the manifestation into script of
 the mindset built up by the author as he spent decades
 of years reflecting over human virtue and human folly.

 So, if control of the land of Israel has reverted to the
 12 tribes that lived there about 2000 years ago through
 their sufferings in generations during the diaspora, then
 it's  inaccurate of you to use the phrase 'continuing to
 steal Palestinian land'.

 On the other hand the heart-rending sufferings endured by
 the Palestinian people to-day must lead them to eventually
 triumph and reap a reward, too.

 That's karma for dummies, and perhaps the contribution to
 the analysis of US ( and Israeli ) policy that you call for?

--
Jens Kieffer-Olsen
Slagelse, Denmark