On last night’s program at WDBO, I talked about the upcoming “peace” summit set to begin Tuesday in Annapolis, MD.

I told my listeners that I don’t have a good feeling about this reluctant gathering of Arab heads of state who are entangled in th…

“The talked, and talked, and talked…”

The Iranians are busily building their nukes. The Syrians want to emulate them. The “Palestinians” are still teaching their kids how to slip on suicide vests to realize their parents’ sick dream of “From the River to the Sea.”

And all we want to do is… talk.

I’m afraid that our diplomats have lost the essential distinction between talk that leads to action, and talk that purports to be a substitute for it.

Our enemies have not made the same mistake, and properly see “diplomatic negotiations” for what they are: a way to gain time to make final preparations to clobber us.

I still propose a two-step “solution” to Middle East Peace:

1. Build the concrete wall, the ditch, the palisade, the triple concertina fence and the mine field around the Gaza Strip. Voila – there’s your “Palestinian State,” ready for business. After that, “diplomatic negotiations” on the subject can be summed up in one of two two-word phrases:

- If about the “Palestinians”: “Screw them.”

- If to the “Palestinians”: “F*ck you.”

Then we can move to Phase II of the Master Plan, which involves physically taking the Iranians’ atomic toys away before they hurt someone.

Oh, well. Guess I know why they didn’t invite me to Annapolis…

At one time is was “you are with us or with the terrorists.” Now one of the nations often considered a part of the Axis of Evil, a known state sponsor of terrorism, will be permitted to attend the Annapolis……

Can you really be serious about us calling this a failure before it begins?

The PA has never wanted peace because they have no understanding of how to accept the joooooooos.

Their hate goes beyond any normalcy and they benefit from the UN and the EU by continuing to play the victims.

I would not personally want to see Israel give up on any piece of hard fought and won land.

This to will be a failure because they do not accept the Israeli’s as humans and when cannot accept that you can not deal with what you do not believe in.

A day before the Annapolis surrender summit, al-Reuters reports that an Arab shopkeeper is selling mugs that he invites customers to smash if things don’t go their way (via Michelle Malkin):…

I’m afraid it will be back to ‘Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition’.

And the Palestinians are so unreasonable they probably won’t accept a barren, waterless reservation as their state.

Probably the best solution would be for the weary international community to force a solution on the parties, but AIPAC would veto any US participation. So the conflict will probably drag on and gradually peter out much like the Indian wars in this country, with the Palestinians eventually accepting reservation life. Perhaps gambling casinos on Palestinian reservations would hasten acceptance.