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You get manicures?
in the business world they are fairly standard
i don't expect you would have any idea
You get manicures?
in the business world they are fairly standard
i don't expect you would have any idea
So you are complaining about your thread getting posts that are mostly pointing out the insignificance of this nomination and how ridiculous it is to think that the UAE/Israel deal in any way equates to "Peace in the Middle East".
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So you took over someone else's thread with Trump praises that are easy to counter or with this type of lack-of-substance post that just complains about other posters or exaggerates other peoples replies.This iant my thread. I can see the confusion though with lefties quoting me every 4 minutes with Nobel anger.
Peace in the middle east. If anyone deserves a Nobel it is Donald Trump.
No, my career was in medicine where we don't concern ourselves with superficial appearances, but with what actually matters.
Like making pompous posts on some random chat forum?
So you took over someone else's thread with Trump praises that are easy to counter or with this type of lack-of-substance post that just complains about other posters or exaggerates other peoples replies.
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No, my career was in medicine where we don't concern ourselves with superficial appearances, but with what actually matters.
What exactly is funny about Trump being nominated for a peace prize for brokering peace between Iarael and the UAE which with no doubt will cause other nations to follow suit? Cmon...implode for me...you are almost there.
Awesome but utterly meaningless. Firstly there was no war between the UAE and Israel; and secondly the 'achievement' was merely a re-establishing of diplomatic relations; not exactly a stunning breakthrough. I have my doubts that the Nobel Committee will have the same opinion as the nominator.
The deal is B.S. Israel promises to not formally annex and exercise sovereignty over the land it has for all intents and purposes already annexed and exercises sovereignty over while granting nothing to the Palestinians. It's just a show for shoring up political support for Netanyahu and Trump.
In his Israeli press conference announcing the deal, Netanyahu said annexation was "still on the table" and that it was something he is "committed to."
Yet your first sentence of your first post in this thread made an exaggerated claim "Peace in the Middle East." and for some reason you find it strange or hostile for others to respond to that exaggerated, stupid claim? This is the very first thing you posted in this thread.I took over nothing. You lefties are then ones quoting me every 4 minutes with Nobel anger. Its hilarious how this caused lefties to apoplectic! Why you even forgot about the military story! lmao
"Peace in the Middle East" is still light years away. On August 16, 2020, the Financial Times editorial board wrote that the accord, rather than delivering peace, is likely to exacerbate Palestinians' sense of hopelessness and produce more problems in the future as the Israeli and US governments have "shown no interest in a fair resolution of the Palestinian–Israeli conflict.
Yet your first sentence of your first post in this thread made an exaggerated claim "Peace in the Middle East." and for some reason you find it strange or hostile for others to respond to that exaggerated, stupid claim? This is the very first thing you posted in this thread.
What do you think the word "implosion" means?
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The deal is B.S. Israel promises to not formally annex and exercise sovereignty over the land it has for all intents and purposes already annexed and exercises sovereignty over while granting nothing to the Palestinians. It's just a show for shoring up political support for Netanyahu and Trump.
In his Israeli press conference announcing the deal, Netanyahu said annexation was "still on the table" and that it was something he is "committed to."
No, they werent at war before that. Pretty sure the UAE hasn't been at war with Israel.Oh my bad, are the UAE and Israel at war? Its a yes or no
I dont think that word means what you think it does.Lefties are going apoplectic! Forum porn!
Actually, this was about UAE deciding to throw Trump a bone because they and Israel prefer Trump as President. Israel and the UAE did all the work here. They both saw the advantages of allowing Trump staff/administration to appear to
Accomplished what, exactly? Re-establishing nothing more than diplomatic relations between two countries who were never at war with each other, and you think that is deserving of a Nobel peace prize?
Why would two countries that want Trump elected, noticing he could benefit from getting kudos from a deal between them that "involved" the US, possibly helping in his election campaign wait until a couple months prior to that election to do this? Is that seriously your question?You people are hilarious.
So, again, if your argument is true, why did UAE and Israel wait until August of Trump's 4th year, and why did the Trump admin broker the deal if they didn't need the help? :lamo
Why would two countries that want Trump elected, noticing he could benefit from getting kudos from a deal between them that "involved" the US, possibly helping in his election campaign wait until a couple months prior to that election to do this? Is that seriously your question?
Theres an episode of the TV series Chuck that actually helps demonstrate this where Chucks sister goes into the store where he works, makes a purchase of hundreds of dollars and when asked if anyone helped her she states his best friend, Morgan helped her (he didnt even know she was in the store at the time) so he could get credit in a store contest they were having and he was doing very poorly in. Boom her hundreds of dollars in purchases were credited to him because she wanted to help him. Pretty much the same concept.
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