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Taking Sides in Other People’s Fights
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This is a significant read and its implications can be applied pretty much anywhere. Earlie I said I would root for Israel. I guess I should seriously reconsider that position. I have always known Israel to be a rather peaceful people and the history of the Philistinians (Palistinians) does not read so well. Sometimes you must take a side because it is the right and natural thing to do; or is it? The best one can do is look at the facts if they are available, but sometimes the facts are not always accurate. Hm-m-m-m. What to do, what to do?