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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
So how will we be voting for the Palestine vote at the UN in the next few days? I'm assuming we will vote for Palestine, but given we still don't recognize Palestine (because of Karabakh) could that affect our vote?
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Originally posted by londontsi View PostHello Artashes
I am afraid this is an area where I do not have any special knowledge.
Following some goggling I came across this site, not quite an oration but more of a reading ( 2nd track).
http://archive.org/details/CharlesLa...gsFromTheBible
Been trying to access that for at least 20 years.
Londonsi, thank you very much !
Artashes
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Originally posted by Artashes View PostSorry for off topic.
Really want to ask Londonsi a question, but couldn't figure out correct way.
Londonsi, I'm trying to get the oration by Charles Laughton titled "Shadrack, Ameshack,& Abednigo.
I know beside his fame as an actor that he also was very famous in England as an oratorer.
Any help or thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks from Artashes
Hello Artashes
I am afraid this is an area where I do not have any special knowledge.
Following some goggling I came across this site, not quite an oration but more of a reading ( 2nd track).
CHARLES LAUGHTON - Readings from the Bible : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveCHARLES LAUGHTON Readings from the Bible 01 GARDEN OF EDEN - Genesis: 2-3 02 THE FIERY FURNACE (Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego) - Daniel: 3 03 NOAH'S ARK -...
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Originally posted by londontsi View PostRockets hitting Israel indicate poor defense systems
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/11...-working-well/
Really want to ask Londonsi a question, but couldn't figure out correct way.
Londonsi, I'm trying to get the oration by Charles Laughton titled "Shadrack, Ameshack,& Abednigo.
I know beside his fame as an actor that he also was very famous in England as an oratorer.
Any help or thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks from Artashes
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Rockets hitting Israel indicate poor defense systems
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Originally posted by Haykakan View PostHaving access to the sea is a very important factor.....
AND if you cannot challenge the blockading navy you have to look at land routes as the Palestinians have been doing.
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Originally posted by Haykakan View PostHaving access to the sea is a very important factor. Yes it is just one factor and it alone cannot guerantee success of a state but this point is rather obvious and i do not see what other point you are trying to make.
Originally posted by londontsi View Post.
The sad reality was that the odds were stacked too much against it.
So is the situation with the Palestinians .
There are many landlocked countries that are secure and prosperous.
If you have a neighbour who is strong and hostile intent on your destruction no amount of sea will help you.
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Re: Free Palestine - The Struggle
Having access to the sea is a very important factor. Yes it is just one factor and it alone cannot guerantee success of a state but this point is rather obvious and i do not see what other point you are trying to make.
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