Comments on: Where is peace? http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm A Machiavellian Perspective on the Middle East Conflict Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:09:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Simone http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-111544 Simone Mon, 06 Apr 2009 05:07:59 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-111544 Where is Peace ? Peace is only an abstract or un-physical, un-visible. I tried to find out it by keeping empty to my mind... some-time it worked but some how again it comes lives... on the daily life. I also tried to ignore such circumstances by drinking... it assembled some peaceful moments on my life... again same life comes after some time... but how... For instant, we can realize by saying that "I am peaceful and peace lover person, my life could be peaceful by doing this or those thing"... but again it comes life a dark shadow of life which never stop to follow... Sometime, I think that I have to go for voyage or long trip of beautiful places around the countries... away some... but responsibilities comes as interface... to which I have to give first priority... I Now! gain that life is not peaceful... all who are thinking that they are in peace and peace-path-shower seems like acting of peace... they are covering their internal hack by peace-like smile.. instead they are also painful like Me. Where is Peace ?

Peace is only an abstract or un-physical, un-visible. I tried to find out it by keeping empty to my mind… some-time it worked but some how again it comes lives… on the daily life. I also tried to ignore such circumstances by drinking… it assembled some peaceful moments on my life… again same life comes after some time… but how…

For instant, we can realize by saying that “I am peaceful and peace lover person, my life could be peaceful by doing this or those thing”… but again it comes life a dark shadow of life which never stop to follow…

Sometime, I think that I have to go for voyage or long trip of beautiful places around the countries… away some… but responsibilities comes as interface… to which I have to give first priority…

I Now! gain that life is not peaceful… all who are thinking that they are in peace and peace-path-shower seems like acting of peace… they are covering their internal hack by peace-like smile.. instead they are also painful like Me.

]]> By: bar http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90750 bar Tue, 06 May 2008 20:04:41 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90750 When I read it, Hitler gained large minority of delegates in a democracy. He then gained power legally by arresting Communists, which left the Nazi party as a majority in Reichstag. (That loophole has been closed in most democracies by making legislators immune to arrest for most crimes.) + Why Hitler lost WWII in Russia has been variously ascribed to Churchill's intransigent refusal to sign a peace treaty or Mussolini's Balkan adventure. An alternative to Suvorov would be that Stalin read Mein Kampf and prepared for the foretold war. When I read it, Hitler gained large minority of delegates in a democracy. He then gained power legally by arresting Communists, which left the Nazi party as a majority in Reichstag. (That loophole has been closed in most democracies by making legislators immune to arrest for most crimes.)
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Why Hitler lost WWII in Russia has been variously ascribed to Churchill’s intransigent refusal to sign a peace treaty or Mussolini’s Balkan adventure. An alternative to Suvorov would be that Stalin read Mein Kampf and prepared for the foretold war.

]]> By: Danny the Admin http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90692 Danny the Admin Tue, 06 May 2008 10:11:02 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90692 Stalin, actually, waged an offensive war and Germans preempted. If you care, read Victor Suvorov on the subject. The Soviets and Nazi Germany were equally "democratic": both held nominal single-party elections. Not that democracies are immune from war. Stalin, actually, waged an offensive war and Germans preempted. If you care, read Victor Suvorov on the subject.
The Soviets and Nazi Germany were equally “democratic”: both held nominal single-party elections. Not that democracies are immune from war.

]]> By: bar http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90683 bar Tue, 06 May 2008 08:28:24 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90683 Danny, + Stalin waged a defensive war. Germany was a democracy & Adolph was democratically elected. Egypt thought the new boys on the block would be a pushover. From what I have heard of the Bedouin, it wouldn't need too many to subjugate the Palestinians for their King. + Oil is not the only mineral energy source. Coal is more commonly used for electricity generation. Present technology solar cells produce less electricity than is required for their manufacture, although indications are that imbalance will change. I am dubious of the proposition that a solar hot water heater takes more energy to manufacture than "it ever collects from the sun". Wikipedia suggests that 50% - 75% of household water heating can be provided in suitable (clear sky tropical & sub tropical) regions by solar hot water systems. Given that electric hot water systems typically consume several KWH per day per person, one year of that energy saving should exceed the refining, transport and manufacturing energy budget for a solar hot water heater. Danny,
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Stalin waged a defensive war. Germany was a democracy & Adolph was democratically elected. Egypt thought the new boys on the block would be a pushover. From what I have heard of the Bedouin, it wouldn’t need too many to subjugate the Palestinians for their King.
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Oil is not the only mineral energy source. Coal is more commonly used for electricity generation. Present technology solar cells produce less electricity than is required for their manufacture, although indications are that imbalance will change. I am dubious of the proposition that a solar hot water heater takes more energy to manufacture than “it ever collects from the sun”. Wikipedia suggests that 50% – 75% of household water heating can be provided in suitable (clear sky tropical & sub tropical) regions by solar hot water systems. Given that electric hot water systems typically consume several KWH per day per person, one year of that energy saving should exceed the refining, transport and manufacturing energy budget for a solar hot water heater.

]]> By: Danny the Admin http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90579 Danny the Admin Mon, 05 May 2008 15:17:29 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90579 Well, Bar, there are a few problems with your argument. Stable dictatorships do wage wars, and a lot. Consider the Soviets under Stalin or Nazis, or Nasser's Egypt. Then, Egypt and Jordan are anything but stable. Muslim Brotherhood won every election in Egypt, and in Jordan Palestinian majority isn't fond of the Bedouin minority rule. And solar energy cannot replace oil, really. As a matter of fact, it takes more oil-derived energy to manufacture a solar water heater than it ever collects from the sun. Well, Bar, there are a few problems with your argument.
Stable dictatorships do wage wars, and a lot. Consider the Soviets under Stalin or Nazis, or Nasser’s Egypt.
Then, Egypt and Jordan are anything but stable. Muslim Brotherhood won every election in Egypt, and in Jordan Palestinian majority isn’t fond of the Bedouin minority rule.
And solar energy cannot replace oil, really. As a matter of fact, it takes more oil-derived energy to manufacture a solar water heater than it ever collects from the sun.

]]> By: Albert http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90567 Albert Mon, 05 May 2008 14:32:17 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90567 Absolutely. As I said, only for Jews and, perhaps, righteous gentiles. I think the name of the clan is the Hashemites, though I could be wrong. The Arab is used to being subjugated, over the centuries many have conquered them. It takes a particular breed of incompetence and weakness to have the problems America and Israel are having today. When Yehudah HaMakabi, Caesar, Genghis Khan, the Assyrians...etc could have solved "Palestine" in a few days, and we cannot--then there is a problem. Absolutely. As I said, only for Jews and, perhaps, righteous gentiles.

I think the name of the clan is the Hashemites, though I could be wrong. The Arab is used to being subjugated, over the centuries many have conquered them. It takes a particular breed of incompetence and weakness to have the problems America and Israel are having today.

When Yehudah HaMakabi, Caesar, Genghis Khan, the Assyrians…etc could have solved “Palestine” in a few days, and we cannot–then there is a problem.

]]> By: Erick S http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90565 Erick S Mon, 05 May 2008 14:21:16 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90565 <b>Albert:</b> Indeed, if the Jordanian rulers (Hashemim? I forgot their clan name) could maintain control over 80%-90% Palestinian population, then anyone can. Well, not leftists, because they can't even control their children. Also, about the water - Let them build their <b>OWN</b> desalination plants. They have access to the red sea. If they need access to the Mediterranean, well, there should be a price attached to it. Or we can just flood Gaza and let them draw water from there. I'm still waiting to see a desalination plant for our own people who live in the south, for our crops, for our deserts. It is true that we need to utilize this technology - but not to help our enemies. Albert:
Indeed, if the Jordanian rulers (Hashemim? I forgot their clan name) could maintain control over 80%-90% Palestinian population, then anyone can. Well, not leftists, because they can’t even control their children.
Also, about the water – Let them build their OWN desalination plants. They have access to the red sea. If they need access to the Mediterranean, well, there should be a price attached to it. Or we can just flood Gaza and let them draw water from there.
I’m still waiting to see a desalination plant for our own people who live in the south, for our crops, for our deserts.
It is true that we need to utilize this technology – but not to help our enemies.

]]> By: Albert http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90551 Albert Mon, 05 May 2008 13:39:19 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90551 LOL! Erick your biting wit is brilliant, and, very Israeli. :) As for the water situation, kick the 5th column out, drive the Palestinians into Jordan and the water situation will take care of itself. Consumption will decrease, and the savings from supporting Arabs can be used to build desalination plants for Jews and no one else. The solution is so simple. It is relatively easy to control Arabs, look at Hama or Black September. Look further back, to the methods of the Romans and the Mongols! The fact that we do not have the spine to terrorize our enemies shows the poison in the Jewish civilization. Kahane Tzadak. LOL! Erick your biting wit is brilliant, and, very Israeli. :)

As for the water situation, kick the 5th column out, drive the Palestinians into Jordan and the water situation will take care of itself. Consumption will decrease, and the savings from supporting Arabs can be used to build desalination plants for Jews and no one else.

The solution is so simple. It is relatively easy to control Arabs, look at Hama or Black September. Look further back, to the methods of the Romans and the Mongols! The fact that we do not have the spine to terrorize our enemies shows the poison in the Jewish civilization.

Kahane Tzadak.

]]> By: Erick S http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90532 Erick S Mon, 05 May 2008 10:47:02 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90532 There you go, Danny. Straight from Kangaroo land. We have our orders. Better get to it. Rally all the Jews and let's make water for the Arabs. There you go, Danny. Straight from Kangaroo land. We have our orders. Better get to it. Rally all the Jews and let’s make water for the Arabs.

]]> By: bar http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm/comment-page-1#comment-90530 bar Mon, 05 May 2008 10:12:14 +0000 http://samsonblinded.org/blog/where-is-peace.htm#comment-90530 Stable dictatorships & kingdoms do not want war. By going to war they put their regime at risk. Hence Jordan, Syria & Egypt are not likely to attack Israel. + otoh Saudi Arabia looks very unstable. The royal family appears to be sitting on a powder keg with a smoldering fuse. If the situation starts to stew, the appearance of an attack on Israel might prove politically popular. + The trend for the price of desalination is downwards. Solar energy could readily replace oil or coal or nuclear power. Global warming is moving weather patterns towards the poles. France, Spain & Italy have reduced rainfall. So will Israel. Israel should build excess capacity, and sell the surplus water to Jordan, Syria & Lebanon. Stable dictatorships & kingdoms do not want war. By going to war they put their regime at risk. Hence Jordan, Syria & Egypt are not likely to attack Israel.
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otoh Saudi Arabia looks very unstable. The royal family appears to be sitting on a powder keg with a smoldering fuse. If the situation starts to stew, the appearance of an attack on Israel might prove politically popular.
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The trend for the price of desalination is downwards. Solar energy could readily replace oil or coal or nuclear power. Global warming is moving weather patterns towards the poles. France, Spain & Italy have reduced rainfall. So will Israel. Israel should build excess capacity, and sell the surplus water to Jordan, Syria & Lebanon.

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