On Thu, 2 Sep 2010 12:14:57 -0700 (PDT), Art Unwin
wrote:

Then it would appear that the promised land was only given to less
than 10% of those that left in the first place!

We claimed abandonment by the other interested parties.

While enforcing a 3000 year old land claim might seem a bit odd, we do
have some of the best documented evidence (i.e. the Old and New
Testaments) which have stood up in the courts for at least 2000 years.
The only problems have been when deconstructionist academics and movie
producers attempt to reverse engineer the intent of God. This might
have succeeded had they been successful at issuing a subpoena asking
for explanations and corroboration of the land claim.

Maybe Gaza will be
large enough for those that followed thru. Grin. I would imagine that
decimation could avoid that strip of coastal area.

Decimation means 1 out of 10. That's been deemed politically
inexpedient after the Romans tried it, and found it useless. These
days, we just build a wall down the center of the country.

Maybe agreement will come after all, but not this or the next time
around as Israel has not stopped gaining ground.

Agreement has always been easy. Keeping the agreements has been the
main problem. It isn't just the Arabs. We have the same problem. Get
10 Jews together to form a minion, and instead of agreement, we have
an argument. It's a miracle that we've gotten this far, being so
screwed up, but that's just evidence that God is on our side.

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