Clueless

Not being the long winded type, I find it difficult to keep this blog current. I come up with a great idea for a post, and before you know it, someone else has already written about it. Kinda makes me look like I'm hanging on their coat-tails. They still have coat-tails?
So this time I decided to write about something no one else has. The unwritten subject.
 Now there was a time you couldn't write about the unwritten subject without being subjected to all sorts of derogatory remarks. This kept a lot of good writers away. But I am not a good writer, so these remarks float off my back like water off a duck.
 The places the unwritten subject has been, is neither here, nor there. It has been seen in more places than not, just not written about.
 But I am about to change that.
 How you might ask?
 Well, by writing about it.
 Now that it has been written about, I feel so much better. I can sleep well tonight knowing that the unwritten subject has now come out of the dark. It has seen the light of day and will no longer be subjected to unwritten prose.
 Until next time, keep on the lookout. For what, I have no clue. But then again, you already knew that.

As we enjoy our family and friends, let us not forget those that allowed us this privilege.

Israel and the 1967 State Lines

 This is only an issue whenever someone needs one.
Notice the date.
  Seems like everyone is leaving out the part about "Mutually Agreed Upon Land Swaps" starting with the 1967 lines as a base line.
 You have to start somewhere, if you want to get anywhere.

Prime Minister of Israel and The Office of the Secretary of State of The United States

Joint Statement of the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel and The Office of the Secretary of State of The United States

Media Note

Office of the Spokesman

Washington, DC

November 11, 2010

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‪‪Prime Minister Netanyahu and Secretary Clinton had a good discussion today, with a friendly and productive exchange of views on both sides. Secretary Clinton reiterated the United States' unshakable commitment to Israel's security and to peace in the region.
‪‪The Prime Minister and the Secretary agreed on the importance of continuing direct negotiations to achieve our goals. The Secretary reiterated that "the United States believes that through good-faith negotiations, the parties can mutually agree on an outcome which ends the conflict and reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security requirements." Those requirements will be fully taken into account in any future peace agreement.
‪‪‪The discussions between the Prime Minister and the Secretary focused on creating the conditions for the resumption of direct negotiations aimed at producing a two-state solution. Their teams will work closely together in the coming days toward that end.