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15. So they were made an offer, they couldn't refuse? n/t

Thu Nov 9, 2023, 07:43 PM

Nov 2023

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How interpretations of the phrase 'from the river to the sea' made it so divisive [View all] sl8 Nov 2023 OP

It's hardly thinly veiled Richard D Nov 2023 #1

Same people and same genes. multigraincracker Nov 2023 #3

Some very basic distortions of facts in this article. Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #4

I don't know of any historical example of one nation or peoples Uncle Joe Nov 2023 #6

This is not a matter of recognizing a nation. Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #7

Of course there were Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #9

That's not what it says here? Uncle Joe Nov 2023 #10

So they were made an offer, they couldn't refuse? n/t Uncle Joe Nov 2023 #15

They were made an offrer, and they refused. This is factual. Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #17

I can understand that, Uncle Joe Nov 2023 #18

No it is not. It is like refusing a seat at the negotiating table. Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #19

This message was self-deleted by its author Beastly Boy Nov 2023 #11

I learned something from that article RainWalker Nov 2023 #5

There were and are such. Igel Nov 2023 #16