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The Therapy Sessions
Friday, December 12, 2003
 

The Inquirer Soils Itself Again


The Geneva Accords: A worthy wager, not an act of treason

How would the Inquirer feel about a peace treaty between the US and Al Qaeda, negotiated by Dennis Kucinich and Crown Prince Abdullah?

I'm scared to imagine the Inquirer's reaction to such a thing. I would hope they would say that a nation's representatives should be elected by the nation they represent.

The Inquirer loves to hear the Palestinian promises, allowing this sweet music to drown out rational thought:

Behold! The Palestinians are promising to "renounce terrorism." Didn't they make that same promise at Oslo in 1993?

The Palestinian problem has never been making promises.

It has been keeping them.

- posted by total @ 12/12/2003 05:31:00 AM .

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