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and appointed a new Prime Minister..................getting a jump on a revolution???
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Bora Bora wrote:and appointed a new Prime Minister..................getting a jump on a revolution???
The new Prime Minister was an Ex-Prime Minister
The Arabs seem to be good at re-shuffling the same ole' deck of cards!!
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TJ your fascination with this subject is disturbing to say the least ! 
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desertdudeshj wrote:TJ your fascination with this subject is disturbing to say the least !
I hope you’re not serious, dude!!
What are you talking about, man???????
What fascination, and what subject, that have disturbed you “to say the least”???
Well..I guess all I can say is: that's laughable “to say the least”!!!
You clearly read too much into my post! I was only referring to the cabinet change in Jordan that came right after the latest events in Egypt.
These Arab governments should know by now that merely changing a few officials will never solve their problems! It never worked before, and it will never work now or in the future!!!
The problem lies in the system of government, not in the people who govern, esp. those ones who get recycled over and over!!!
Enough said!!!
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TJ, don't take the words a disturbed, and I might add delusional, person seriously. 
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Tom Jones wrote:desertdudeshj wrote:TJ your fascination with this subject is disturbing to say the least !
I hope you’re not serious, dude!!
What are you talking about, man???????
What fascination, and what subject, that have disturbed you “to say the least”???
Well..I guess all I can say is: that's laughable “to say the least”!!!
You clearly read too much into my post! I was only referring to the cabinet change in Jordan that came right after the latest events in Egypt.
These Arab governments should know by now that merely changing a few officials will never solve their problems! It never worked before, and it will never work now or in the future!!!
The problem lies in the system of government, not in the people who govern, esp. those ones who get recycled over and over!!!
Enough said!!!
Oh Crap ! This was suppose to be posted in the horse lover thread !
Happens when you have a lot of tabs open at the same time !!!Anyways my appologies mate, totally my bad !
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Bora Bora wrote:TJ, don't take the words a disturbed, and I might add delusional, person seriously.
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Tom Jones wrote:These Arab governments should know by now that merely changing a few officials will never solve their problems! It never worked before, and it will never work now or in the future!!!
The problem lies in the system of government, not in the people who govern, esp. those ones who get recycled over and over!!!
The problem is not the governments.. it's the system, infact when I say system, I mean systems that protected by kings and presidents...They are not appointed to protect the rights of their country and their citizens..well so it seems anyway..
Otherwise how on earth a king or a president can sit in his seat watching his country wasting away, without taking any action on underperforming governments formed by him?
There is a heinous power behind those kings and presidents that allow them to turn blind eye on the affairs of their nations and citizens!..
If you watched Egyptions they didn't ask for goverment to resolve, they were asking the president to leave the office!!
So in Jordans case too, it should not be the goverment but the king and his family leaving their hegemony on the system!..Only then you'll see real performance..
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The Hashimites should leave East-Palestine and could go back to the Hejaz. Problem solved.
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No no it wasn't the Hashimites that said "l'état, c'est moi", it was Churchill....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_I_of_Jordan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_I_of_Jordan
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desertdudeshj wrote:Tom Jones wrote:desertdudeshj wrote:TJ your fascination with this subject is disturbing to say the least !
I hope you’re not serious, dude!!
What are you talking about, man???????
What fascination, and what subject, that have disturbed you “to say the least”???
Well..I guess all I can say is: that's laughable “to say the least”!!!
You clearly read too much into my post! I was only referring to the cabinet change in Jordan that came right after the latest events in Egypt.
These Arab governments should know by now that merely changing a few officials will never solve their problems! It never worked before, and it will never work now or in the future!!!
The problem lies in the system of government, not in the people who govern, esp. those ones who get recycled over and over!!!
Enough said!!!
Oh Crap ! This was suppose to be posted in the horse lover thread !
Anyways my appologies mate, totally my bad !
OK.... No worries at all, Bud!!!
Tom
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