Comments by "" (@stevenwiederholt7000) on "Al Arabiya English" channel.

6 words. That Was Then, This Is Now. The question is Will The Palestinians pay any attention? I am reminded of something Abba Eban said "The Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity."
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Thing people need to understand. Because of this being broadcast on Al Arabiya, The Official Word has been given. This is now Official Saudi Policy... the Palestinian leadership had Best pay heed. That was then...This is now. And quote the former Vice President This Is A Big (bleeping) Deal.
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@Ada I find this very interesting, to see the Saudi View of the last 72 years. Well worth the time spent.
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@Ada "Palestinian leadership should learn from its mistakes and lost opportunities." If they do, that'll be a first. "Palestine is a national interest of Qatar itself" (Seriously) Why? I hate to sound all cold and callous, but after 72 years, what have the Palestinians ever done for Qatar? I mean other than take your money. Looking at it from the other side of the world, it sure looks like a one way street. Thing is I wonder if people there are starting to get (well) tired of a war that has gone no where in 72 years? There have been protests in Iran recently where one of the slogans has been..basically to hell with the Palestinians, what about us! Might be time to try something different? 72+ years of war/conflict...try (say) 20 years of peace/trade...see what happens.
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Lies? @sara rabiss, what lies?
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@NarnianLady To bad they didn't say that 30 years ago.
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@HSOON38 I didn't say Al Arabiya is Owned by the Saudi Government. I said The Official Word had been given. That's two different things. What I meant was there no independent media in that part of the world. It can be said every major outlet, if not outright owned by the government certainly Very heavily influenced by the government. Bandar bin Sultan may not Now hold an official position he has in the past, and very important positions. And he is an Al Saud. I do find myself in agreement with you on your 3rd point. Ever since THAT Day in Sept. 2001 I have tried (as best I can) to understand the Who, What, Where, Why How of 9-11. Not being all THAT bright, I thought "How Hard Can It Be?" Oh was I ever Wrong! Here I am 20 years later still finding myself often confused/wrong, because I'm not an Arab, A Muslim, I don't read Arabic. That said, it drives me crazy when I read/hear what some people say about The Arab World (and God I HATE That Term!!). 5 words I always Try to keep in mind. But...I...Could...Be...Wrong. What I originally posted I don't Think I'm wrong.
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@HSOON38 BTW Thanks for the reply
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@ii90xii1 What does my being White have to do with..Anything? I said what I said not because I am white, but because I have 20+ years reading/studying this stuff. There are 2 groups of people who Care/Obsess about Race in America. The KKK/White Supremacists & Progressives/Democrats.
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