Tuesday 22 January 2013

Is that all there is to Carr’s love?



From: g87
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:21 PM
Subject: Is that all there is to Carr's love?


Is that all there is to Carr’s love?

Bob Carr and Labor are great for non - creative, disingenuous 'twaddled' cliches like ''enhanced Palestinian status in the UN'' in describing Australia's shameful status in creating said absurd status for any / all Palestinian groups.
It matters not to Carr that tiny democratic Israel is defacto being forced to give up ever - greater territory for the sop of the non - credible mellifluous – sounding so - called 'two - state solution.'
This will come about via in the magic - mushroom world in which our Foreign Minister resides.
  • Glibly he ignores what is openly stated in the Palestinian Authority and Hamas' Constitutions about destroying Israel. it is not a secret.
  • Ethereally he merely ask the nice terrorists to stop bombing Israel. His ''communique urged the Palestinians to resolve their internal differences and cease acts of violence against Israel and in particular, to abide by the terms of the Gaza ceasefire and to stop all rocket attacks.".Internal differences, huh? Nice one that! Is that all there is to love, Carr style?
  • Or pleasantly points out that: '' Also, on January 7, I said Hamas must recognise "the reality of Israel" and "the need to have a settlement in the Middle East based on recognition of Israel, security for Israel, and a Palestinian state". That is the language we want to hear emerging from Gaza.’’ Really! Diplomatic twaddle with a twange of Orwellian humbug! Or as Julia sadly, pathetically said – ‘’We are us’’ Indeed this is Carrspeak. Laborspeak. Diplomatic verbiage galore.
  • Absurdly the innate contradiction in the above with seemingly accepting Israeli settlements as above and how he '' wanted to send a message to Israel on settlements'' does not occur to Carr.
  • Indeed - BC also touts the following: '' ...but also let Palestinians know there is no substitute for direct negotiations without preconditions'' It never occurs to his Bobness that negotiations are innately impossible with enemies who openly want to kill your children et al – who will talk only through terror – as espoused in their written constitutions.
Geoff Seidner
13 Alston Gr
East St Kilda 3183
03 9525 9299
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No evidence of annoyance

YOUR editorial argues that by abstaining on Palestinian status we "annoyed" the Obama administration ("Israel settles down for election", 21/1).
There is no evidence for this. Nor is there evidence of US annoyance with Britain, France, Germany, Holland or any of the Scandinavian countries that also either abstained or voted yes on the question of enhanced Palestinian status in the UN.
As with us, the other US allies who abstained wanted to send a message to Israel on settlements but also let Palestinians know there is no substitute for direct negotiations without preconditions.
You say there was no reference to those who want to destroy Israel in the communique after the January 18 talks between me and British Foreign Secretary William Hague. In fact that communique urged the Palestinians to "resolve their internal differences and cease acts of violence against Israel" and in particular, to "abide by the terms of the Gaza ceasefire and to stop all rocket attacks".
Also, on January 7, I said Hamas must recognise "the reality of Israel" and "the need to have a settlement in the Middle East based on recognition of Israel, security for Israel, and a Palestinian state". That is the language we want to hear emerging from Gaza.
Bob Carr, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Canberra, ACT

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