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Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi proposed on Wednesday that Israelis and Palestinians should join in a single democratic state that he has called "Isratine."



Gadhafi said the single-state solution is in Israel's interests because it would always face strife in the Middle East. He said that he supported the right of Jews to remain, but said that the world should give up on a solution that involves separate states.

"If you want to preserve this group, the Jews as an ethnic group, Palestine is not really the right place. The Middle East is a sea of Arabs," he said. "Take them to Alaska or Honolulu or the Hawaiian islands or the Pacific islands and they can live peacefully in an isolated setting."

Gadhafi was speaking to an audience of Georgetown University students by videoconference. He also said that Osama bin Laden should be given a chance to make peace. He said that bin Laden has shown signs that he is open to dialogue. He recommended that Obama seek an opening with the terrorist leader who is considered enemy number one in the United States for ordering the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

"I think Osama bin Laden is a person who can be given a chance," he said in Arabic through an interpreter. "Maybe he wants peace."

In a statement issued before the talk, Georgetown University President John DeGoia said that he supported the invitation to Gadhafi, but he also harshly criticized the Libyan leader.

"He is, frankly, a dictator known for decades of shocking brutality, state-sponsored terror, supporting violent insurgents in other countries and, in recent years, positive actions like destroying the country's weapons of mass destruction and voicing opposition to al-Qaida," he said.

travelinman67 wrote:You just can't make up sh!t this funnny...

Gadhafi proposes joint state of 'Isratine'

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Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi proposed on Wednesday that Israelis and Palestinians should join in a single democratic state that he has called "Isratine."



Gadhafi said the single-state solution is in Israel's interests because it would always face strife in the Middle East. He said that he supported the right of Jews to remain, but said that the world should give up on a solution that involves separate states.

"If you want to preserve this group, the Jews as an ethnic group, Palestine is not really the right place. The Middle East is a sea of Arabs," he said. "Take them to Alaska or Honolulu or the Hawaiian islands or the Pacific islands and they can live peacefully in an isolated setting."

Gadhafi was speaking to an audience of Georgetown University students by videoconference. He also said that Osama bin Laden should be given a chance to make peace. He said that bin Laden has shown signs that he is open to dialogue. He recommended that Obama seek an opening with the terrorist leader who is considered enemy number one in the United States for ordering the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

"I think Osama bin Laden is a person who can be given a chance," he said in Arabic through an interpreter. "Maybe he wants peace."

In a statement issued before the talk, Georgetown University President John DeGoia said that he supported the invitation to Gadhafi, but he also harshly criticized the Libyan leader.

"He is, frankly, a dictator known for decades of shocking brutality, state-sponsored terror, supporting violent insurgents in other countries and, in recent years, positive actions like destroying the country's weapons of mass destruction and voicing opposition to al-Qaida," he said.

Madman Muammar...back in the news...

citdog wrote:this is just the revival of the Nazi "Madasgar PLan"

Appaholic wrote:

citdog wrote:this is just the revival of the Nazi "Madasgar PLan"

I thought the Nazi plan was more along the lines of "Hit the showers......"