Originally posted by Capt_FantasticYeah, I can imagine him react that way being pwned like that.
Actually, I heard he found out about the woman that married the dolphin. He was cool with it, until he hear teh dolphin's name was Cindy. He thought something gay was going on in the promised land and fell over from a stroke.
Sharon makes slight improvement
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4589802.stm
One wonders, where Israeli policy will go now?
Slight improvment? Hummm...so, he's not drooling blood anymore?
Look, this guy is done for. He might not die right off, but the man's career in politics is over. And it's no suprise. Have you seen him lately? He's about four feet tall and eight feet wide! The man's heart and brain have been timebombs for a while now. He doesn't even eat bacon, how'd he get that way?
Yep. Even if he doesn't expire there's about as much chance of him returning to politics as there is of George W. Bush winning a spelling Bee.
And what will happen if he can't return to politics? Well, I think his deputy is currently acting as stand in Prime Minister, and can do so for 100 days if Sharon remains incapacitated. Once those days are up, or Sharon dies his party can elect a new leader and this will lead to the process of forming a new governing coalition. Though this is kind of moot as Israel's election takes place towards the end of March - not a good thing for Sharon's party who are in trouble in the popularity stakes due to the direction he took the peace process in.
Now, an Israel without Sharon apparently raises questions about whether the US will remain as close to Israel, and will continue to invest as much influence and resources in it (as no following contended is really buddy/buddy with them or has the influence as Sharon did - meaning the US relationship with the eventual successor might be... tense.)
The things that Sharon's successor will have to decide the future of -
*The Peace Process
*Palestinian elections and whether they will be mainly symbolic or have real power and function and whether Arabs in East Jerusalem would even be able to vote.
*That great big wall meant to separate the Israelis from the Palestinians - will it be continued?
*And the fate of the 100+ potentially illegal Jewish settlements in and around the West Bank.
SHARON
STROKE
PERFECTLY TIMED FOR NETANYAHU
(Just a coincidence, nothing to worry about)
Oh, how the pieces start to fit and the key to it all was the removal of Sharon who would have won the next election. So was Sharon’s stroke a natural occurrence? Can pigs fly to the moon? This is, remember, the country in which prime minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated in a Mossad operation in 1995, as long exposed by journalist,
I learned a long time ago that you cannot view global events in isolation if you want to know the truth of what is going on. You need to see them as links in a chain or strands in a web.
What’s that they say? The eyes are the windows on the soul
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Netanyahu is the Illuminati’s man to his fingertips. He is extremely close to Richard Perle, one of the main architects of the Iraq war, and leading figure in the sick network of so-called ‘neocons’, or neoconservatives, that produced the infamous Project for the New American Century report in september 2000 which provided the blueprint for war and conquest that the Bush administration has slavishly followed. See previous newsletters and especially Tales from the Time Loop for the detailed background. Perle is known as the godfather of the neocons, who have also been referred to as the ‘String of Perles’.
The recent health problems of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, culminating in his major stroke this week, is a prime example. It ended his reign as leader and opened the way for the big-time Illuminati place man, former prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. It was only in November that Sharon resigned as head of the Likud Party to start his own Kadima Party and who replaced him as prime-minister-in-waiting with Likud? His bitter rival, Netanyahu.
More than that, Sharon’s move meant that by law there had to be a General Election within 90 days and this will take place on March 28th – right in line with the timescale planned for targeting Iran. Netanyahu has been pressing for extreme action against Iran, as we shall see. Sharon was expected to win a landslide at the election, but now he won’t be taking part, never mind winning. Given Netanyahu’s connections I will be staggered if he is not the next Israeli leader.
Perle was a major advisor to Netanyahu when he was last prime minister and it was Perle and other leading neocons who produced a policy document for Netanyahu in 1996 called A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm. Also involved were Douglas Feith, who became under-secretary of policy at the Pentagon in the run up to the Iraq invasion, and David Wurmser and his wife, Meyrav, who was co-founder of Memri, a Washington-based charity that ‘distributes articles translated from Arabic newspapers portraying Arabs in a bad light’. David Wurmser worked with Perle at the neocon American Enterprise Institute and moved to the State Department as a special assistant to John Bolton, the Under-Secretary for arms control and international security.
Now the neocons in America and Israel will go to work to get their man elected and undermine the opposition. I said in last week’s newsletter that March could be a key time in the agenda for Iran and here’s why.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), now under neocon control, is due to report on its investigation into Iran’s nuclear potential in early March. It’s head, Mohamed El-Baradei, has already said that the world is ‘losing patience’ with Iran. Actually, those who want to conquer Iran are losing patience – exactly according to script. Major General Aharon Zeevi-Farkash, the chief of the Israeli Defence Forces Intelligence Branch, has said: ‘The international diplomatic effort has only four months to halt Iran’s drive to produce nuclear weapons.’ Four months from when he said that is … March. Now we have the Israel General Election due
on March 28th, without its almost certain winner, Ariel Sharon, thus leaving the way clear for the neocon’s man, Netanyahu.
As Franklin Delano Roosevelt is quoted as saying: ‘In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.’
.... Well, I guess there are poisons that can simulate stroke symptoms (don't anyone ask me what they are though, because I have no idea) - though then again he was a sick old man, and has been for some time. Strokes can happen to healthy people.
And while Netanyahu is the obvious contender and antitheses of Sharon, there are others who might rise in the moment - like the acting prime minister or Tzipi Livni or Shaul Mofaz.
Still, funny Sharon should take ill and appear to soon be for the grave so relativly soons after the passing of the former Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat.
Originally posted by Sir Whirlysplat
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4589802.stmOne wonders, where Israeli policy will go now?
Isreral is the centrepoint for problems in the Middle East.