Olmert Dreams of War

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: President. Doctor. Blogger.

It’s pretty late. Not sure if I can muster anything interesting by myself. Keep it coherent, that’s all I need to do at this point. What am I on about? Do you know?

I came across this blog site. Interesting. It helps me this late in the morning[?].

President of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has been in my best estimate a good statesman. He has reached out to his supposed enemy with letters. No avail. With a visit. No avail. Now a blog.

There are tons of comments from around the world to read. Probably more interesting than this. Is this coherent yet? Nevermind, I hear the night birds. Check out the personal memos of Ahmadinejad.

Is resistance a legal right? A moral right?

A few hundred meters downhill from Ariel, an Israeli settlement, lives Sadeq al-Khuffash. He is the mayor of Marda and has this to say about the Israeli occupation of Palestine:

                                                                                This is our home and resistance is a legal right. If there is                                                                                                              no respect for agreements and international law, things will                                                                                                         go on like this, with violence.

So, I got to thinking: is resistance legal? If that’s not enough, I began to grapple with the morality of resistance.

I know nothing else of Sadeq al-Khuffash, yet I do wish him good luck.