Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "The End of Global Order: A Conversation with Peter Zeihan and Ian Bremmer (Episode #288)" video.

  1. Across the world from you, in addressing this comment, and speaking to Sam, Peter and Ian, I can say that taking in this vocast is icing on the proverbial cake of intellectual satisfaction, because all of you are teachers in your own way---and superb masters of presenting your arguments. Humanity owes all of you a bouquet of thanks: Peter and his excellent analyses of world problems, ditto wih Ian and his masterful takes on what is really going down in La-La-Land or planet Earth and lastly on the fate of our lost planet with the Houdini of thoughtful ponderings on the meaning of it all: Sam Harris and his careful and interesting interpretations of what goes on out there. I want to jump to another subject, because across the world from you it's time to hit the weeds. My conundrum of a problem to solve is what to do about the Palestinian and Israeli bottleneck that defies every attempt to unravel a twisted logic from two sides of an argument that never ends. Here is my solution and I am an artist and not a political scientist or deep thinker like you three. Here goes: Why not have Palestinians give up the Gaza strip to Israel? I say this because former President Jimmy Carter said the Gaza strip was like a prison camp. It seems like Gaza is really a humanitarian disaster from all I know about it. Giving Gaza to the Israelis would mean creating land i.e., giving the same amount of territory to bond with the land it already holds. This would give the Palestinians a land mass that could be called Palestinne and become a real integral whole country that could be ratified as a sovereign state. This would mean Jordan chunking off a portion of its pie----I know; I know this is painful and smacks of favoritism, but this conflictual relationship between these middle-eastern peoples has to find a compromise and of course we know how difficult it would be to have this solution be accepted by both sides, but that's my solution. Guys, could you come together as a threesome once more and do a podcast and throw us your ideas for solving this intractable and inhumane problem?
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  2.  @jmc5335  GGGGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. I have no experience in international affairs, but I know a stalemate when I see one. When a country has to build a wall around it, you know things are out of whack. There comes a time when you have to be cruel to be kind and move the pieces on the chess board and risk checkmate. We know this is going to get figured out, and there are great minds out there whose expertise can be tapped to speed things up.
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  3.  @jmc5335  GGGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. What is your mother tongue? Your English is good, but it's hard to follow what you are driving at. Thank you for your opinion.
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  4.  @jmc5335  GGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. You speak good English and you have your opinion which is always welcome.
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