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major bean wrote:
This was posted by me a couple of pages back.Something the Dog Said wrote:
If you are able to comprehend the quote that you posted, it merely states that this is the first time that President Obama has made that demand. You were the one who stated that President Obama was the first president to make this demand.major bean wrote: Well, I am a moron then. But so is the news agency of the BBC and CNN and every newscast that I have heard on the radio since Obama made his unfortunate speech. I have only heard conflicting opinions on the forum only, the reservoir of genius.
Obama calls for Israel's return to pre-1967 borders
May 19, 2011|By Tom Cohen, CNN
In the past, the United States has unofficially backed a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict based on the borders in place prior to the war 44 years ago in which Israel seized the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and Sinai Peninsula.
In a major speech Thursday, Obama became the first president to formally endorse the policy , but he also acknowledged the need for modifications through the negotiating process due to conditions on the ground.
Your argument is not with me, but with CNN.
the link: http://articles.cnn.com/2011-05-19/politics/obama.israel.palestinians_1_israel-palestinian-conflict-borders-settlements?_s=PM:POLITICS
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major bean wrote: I do not agree with Cain or Obama on this issue. Obama made the situation much worse by even mentioning the subject. We should mind our own business. The '67 boundry has always been an unspoken bargaining chip that has never been mentioned publicly. By publicly acknowledging this topic, Obama has lessened its power in nonpublic negotiations. Advantage; Palestinians.
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