 If the entire Paleostinian Authority leadership lives off an international welfare check that arrives only because the conflict still exists, there isn't much incentive for ending the conflict.
| Ssssh! My common sense is .. tingling... |
| Of course it is. This comes out of former Ambassador John Bolton's new gig, the Gatestone Institute. |
The Paleostinian people, according to a recent study by the Jerusalem Institute of Justice, have received per capita, adjusted for inflation, 25 times more aid than did Europeans to rebuild war-torn Western Europe under the Marshall plan after the Second World War.
| The Euros managed to rebuild Europe. The Gazooks managed to pillage Gaza. The West Bankers managed to build a tomb for Arafat... |
Most of these funds, according to the study, reached the Paleostinian kleptocracy people through The United Nations
...an organization which on balance has done more bad than good, with the good not done well and the bad done thoroughly...
Relief and Work Agency for Paleostine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).
| Shortly thereafter deposited in the better banks in Switzerland and the Caymans... |
UNRWA is the only UN refugee agency dedicated to a single group of people, and the only agency that designates individuals as original refugees if they have lived in areas effected by the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, for a minimum of only two years, before being displaced. UNRWA is also the only UN agency that designates the descendants of the original refugees as refugees as well -- even though 90% of UNRWA-designated refugees have never actually been displaced.
| The same people who wrote those rules also wrote Obamacare. You can tell... |
UNRWA, furthermore, violates the UNHCR Refugee Convention by insisting that two million people (40% of UNWRA's beneficiaries) who have been given full citizenship in Jordan, Syria and Leb, are nevertheless still classified as refugees, and by encouraging them to act on a "right of return."
| It's almost as if the UNRWA works on capitation... |
Although, since World War II, fifty million people have been displaced by armed conflict, the Paleostinian people are the only ones in history to receive this special treatment.
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