>From Thomas:

>> R C Macaulay wrote:
>>
>>> Howdy Vorts,
>>>
>>> Gosh, golly, gee folks, here we go again with the Jews and arabs.
>>> This time the "wedge" is oil. The USA uses oil like toilet paper and
>>> everybuddy knows wez intitled to it.. or we think we do. We have
>>> enough oil provided we turn off
>>
>>
>> This didn't endear the nascent nation of Israel to the locals, and
>> doesn't seem to put the possession of the land of Israel on the
>> firmest of legal footings.  Oh, granted, God said it was theirs, so
>> under God's law it's clear cut, but under international law it's
>> rather hazier, I think; unlike God's law, international law doesn't
>> technically recognize the principle of "might makes right".
>
>I think that the principal of the gain of territory by military conquest
>is an established principal of international law. In particular, this
>applies to aggressors, who subsequently loose the war that they start.

A controversial yet shrewd observation.

>The problem is that people of a certain political persuasion  don't want
>the rules to apply to the followers of Judeo Christian Civilization.
>IMHO, the Philistines repeated losses to the Israelis should tell you
>something, particularly since they out number them 10 to one.

It tells me countries like Israel had better weaponry. What does it tell you?

Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
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