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"The appeal is simple," says Gareth Jeffries of Winkworth associates Alpine Property, and a long-term local resident. "You can't overestimate the importance of the easy access to Geneva. Les Gets is a pretty Savoyarde village that is truly year-round. It links directly into the Portes du Soleil with 400 miles of skiing for winter and is just above Morzine, which is at the epicentre of excellent summer mountain biking."
Les Gets' year-round population of 1,300 swells to 16,000 in peak weeks and its reputation as a very British resort is unfair: 82 per cent of visitors are French, says Gaelle Le Coz of Les Gets Tourist Office. The buzzy, compact centre has 100 shops and over 40 restaurants and bars while a free bus connects to outlying hamlets.
For summer visitors there's an 18-hole golf course and well-linked footpaths suitable for all ability levels, with plenty of places to stop for a mountainside lunch. The exceptional Bikepark caters for beginners to advanced riders while 50 miles of cycle tracks lead across green pastures to Switzerland.
The downsides — the resort is on the western edge of the Portes du Soleil and away from the snow-sure high spot of Avoriaz — don't seem to bother its hardcore fans. Property prices are 25 per cent down from their 2008 highs but remained stable throughout 2011 and last year.
Les Gets properties are 30 per cent more affordable than those in Chamonix, ranging from 20-year-old studios for £86,330 to substantial villas up on the Route des Chavannes for about £1.76 million. Most buyers, says Jeffries, want a chalet.
New-build homes in Les Gets
There are good-value chalets at lower prices. Athena Advisors is selling off-plan homes in Les Gets from £332,430 for two-bedroom semidetached chalets by the ski lift in Les Perrières. Twelve apartments in the K2 project next door, at the same price, sold out this year but the five-bedroom penthouse has come back to the market for £842,000. Visit athenaadvisors.co.uk.
Two- to five-bedroom chalets at Kilimandjaro, an easy walk to the centre of Les Gets, have also sold well. The homes are on a slight slope which provides good views, and start from £440,370. Annapurna is perhaps the best of all: 44 three-bedroom apartments from 645sq ft to 1,400sq ft on a rare village-centre plot close to the ski lifts with underground parking and spa, from £588,900 through Athens Advisors. Visit winkworth.fr.
Winkworth has a new furnished two-bedroom apartment 200 yards from the ski lift in Les Gets for £237,500 and a three-bedroom one beside the Perrières piste for £272,000. A newly completed three-bedroom chalet is £462,000.
Chalet comforts
British businessman Martin Lightbody bought a plot of land above Les Gets and has built one of the resort's most comfortable chalets.
Grand Corniche is a four-floor light-filled chalet with six en-suite bedrooms sleeping 12 and a further four in a small adjoining mazot (mini chalet). Inside there is a snooker room, a glass sauna, even a covered aluminium slide from the top floor into the wine cellar, while the open-plan living area with wraparound terrace has views to Mont Blanc.
Martin chose Les Gets after considering several other French and Swiss resorts. Val d'Isère, he felt, was a long transfer from Geneva, Megève was attractive but had limited skiing, while Verbier was too expensive.
"Les Gets was one of the prettiest villages with access to marvellous skiing," he says. "Add to this transfer from Geneva and very sensible prices and it was an easy decision." Grande Corniche is available to rent fully staffed and catered from £10,800 a week through Consensio.
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Depending on where i travel. But generally inexpensive watch. Seiko 5. Timex Weekender.
this is a very good topic because I have always been traveling with my casio watch or seiko 007, unless it is part of a business trip. Have always felt it is better to stay low profile overseas.. speaking of which... I'll probably look to find a used sinn/steinhart to travel in future. nothing flashy and something trustworthy would be good!
Depending on where i travel. But generally inexpensive watch. Seiko 5. Timex Weekender.
casio, affordable and reliable
Cheap and reliable one and most importantly, enjoy your trip! Never wear expensive watch to attract unwanted attention.
Depends on what country I am visiting. "Safer" countries will be my SBGM001, else it would be my garmin vivoactive
City wise, don't mind the usual watches. Else i use my fitbit as a watch
usually don't bring watch oversea, just use phone.. unless required then wear a Seiko out..
either phone or the trusty casio gshock
Yes it does, i only wear my good watches when in Japan and korea. For other countrys that i just wear a seiko or my g shock.
G shock or my garmin 235 haha.
no point attracting unwanted attention =)


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Whether you enjoy European soccer or Latin American soccer, today's slate of soccer action on TV has something good for everybody.
From streaking Real Madrid, to surprising Hoffenheim, and red-hot Pachuca, there are plenty of top teams to watch in action today for those looking to spend the weekend immersed in soccer.
If you will be watching today's action, please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below (today's schedule of matches on TV is after the jump).
Enjoy the action.
Today's soccer on TV
10am- Setanta USA- Liverpool at Middlesbrough
10am- FSC- Fulham at Arsenal
11:30am- GolTV- Hoffenheim vs. Borussia Dortmund
Noon- FSC- Bologna at Lazio
2pm- GolTV- Sevilla at Athletic Bilbao
2:30pm- FSC- Napoli at Juventus
2:5pm- Setanta USA- Toulouse at Auxerre
4pm- GolTV- Espanyol at Real Madrid
5pm- Setanta USA- Wigan at Chelsea
6pm- Fox Sports Espanol- Atlante at Cruz Azul
6pm- Telemundo- Toluca at Monterrey
6:15pm- GolTV- Cucuta at Millonarios
8pm- Telemundo- Pachuca at Chivas de Guadalajara
8pm- Azteca America- Atlante at Cruz Azul
8:15pm- GolTV- Santa Fe at Medellin
10:15pm- GolTV- Guarani at Palmeiras
Jozy isn't playing as of right now…I'm not sure if he's even on the bench.
The Xerez move is so bad not only for Jozy but for fans like me that find it so hard to follow.
All the links are slow, no updated, poor configured, or in Spanish (which I can get around…so no biggie)
Anyone believe Fulham can finish in 6th in the premier league after watching this game? They need to pass Wigan (easily) and Everton (harder) and stave off City and West Ham in 12 games. Which means they need to get at least 6 wins for 18 points to put them at 52. Currently they are at 34 points. They could win 6 of their next 12 games, 7 are at home and they have the 2nd best home winning percentage besides United. Everton needs to go into a slump though. If we have a chance it could make for a very interesting last game as we will play Everton at home on the 24th of May. Well, all we know for sure is that we play Hull on Wednesday next and if we win we could be in 7th place, right behind Everton.
Michael Bradley as captain of BMG. I can see that happening if he's there within the next few seasons.
He's improving each game. 3rd goal in 15matches and the 1st called up for a PK. Impressive. I'm glad he left the Dutch league. He did all he could there.
Dempsey has basically played 3 full games in 7 days. He was exhausted toward the end, but was still putting in 60-yard run & tackles tracking back on defense. I think what we saw in 2nd half wasn't lack of form or hunger, he just had no more gas.
Hangeland was monster today.
My biggest problem with Dempsey (and I've been watching him since he broke in with the Revs several years ago) is that he has stretches of exceptional, animated and offensively explosive games–where he scores and creates and is integrally involved.
Then he loses focus and or motivation–burns out and completely ghosts out in subsequent games.
Today, aside from a few decent tackles, he just didn't do anything. He added nothing on offense.
An earlier poster criticized Zamora for calling for the ball then squandering his chances. But that's the nature of the position. Strikers are supposed to get open, WANT the ball, and call for it, then do what they can to get a shot off.
Fair enough, Dempsey played wide mid today, but he didn't move off the ball, didn't call for it, didn't really look like he WANTED it at all.
That is probably it Fireball, but what worries me is that incredible performance Gera put in when he came on. Did you see how well he controlled possession and the game? His passes were crisp. I haven't seen him play that good ever. I hope he doesn't gain the start again over dempsey. When he came on that is when Arsenal couldn't even touch the ball and fulham had their best possession all game.
I thought that Gera was actually pretty terrible. He gave away the ball a couple of times. Not surprising for someone playing 2-3 min, but I did not see anything from him. Dempsey played pretty well, he just ran out of gas at the end.
Between international duty, FA cup, league games, and practically never being subed, he has to be absolutely gased. He def needs a rest
Tha Deuce,
I believe Fulham will finish 7th. Their defense is incredible. If only AJ/Dempsey can score, they will be doing it.
Everton is 1 point from 5th. Arsenal is going to 6th. Wigan is losing form and Zaki isnt even producing anymore so 8th is their best.
Aston Villa will cling to no4 Chelsea no3 and hurts me to say this but Liverpool no2.
Gera is atrocious and Dempsey is quality. Now Dempsey isn't the best. But he'd mid table quality and that's what Fulham is now. And so i am glad.
Dempsey scored a brace against Chelsea. 1st time an American ever scored 2 against a Top club. Incredible. I'm hoping he can score against Man United in either the next PL game or FA Cup. Come On You Whites.
Bacalao-You are wrong on all counts, except for the description of SOME strikers' responsibilities on SOME teams.
Howard is exceptional in goal for Everton as always. They have the goods to reach the final of the FA Cup.
Gooch is helping Standard Liege to another title in May. Than he's off to either Marseille/PSG or a club in Spain.
Bocanegra is an integral part of Rennes in their fight to reach the Champions League.
Cherundolo has seen some injuries but is slowly back in form for Hannover as they hover around midtable Bundesliga.
Pearce is a question mark. But Spector is back from injuries and getting PT for West Ham so that will be okay.
Kljestan needs to get to Europe this summer.
Bradley has been explosive as of late for BMG. He will keep them from being relegated
Dempsey has got his A form for Fulham and will get them into Europe.
Beasley is another question mark but should transfer to Spain/France this summer.
Donovan has been average at best for BM. Needs to transfer to a mid table club to be a star.
Altidore didnt get any time besides on the bench for Villarreal and now no time for a 2nd division club.
That's our starting XI for the WC and how they are doing now. We don't have much depth and of those Califf,DeMerit, Torres,Edu, Adu, Davies, Cooper are barely cutting it.
K'od, by all means enlighten me. Don't just say I'm "wrong on all counts". Back it up with concrete points.
Trust me, I want to be wrong about Dempsey; but I don't believe I am. I've seen the same pattern from him since 2004.
Hey jddjsjsjdd, what if we beat out arsenal for 6th??? What an incredible feat. However, I am getting ahead of ourselves. It seems that city and west ham are getting into form, and they are right with us. We may have a serious contention for the 7th spot. Gera had a great game today.
Fireball & others, To say that Dempsey was simply "gassed" overlooks the glaring fact that the rest of the squad has also played 3 matches in the last week. Davies, Johnson, Murphy, Hughs (even Zamora) and most of the others looked strong today.
Again, I'd say that Dempsey problem is that he's not consistent enough. Nobody questions that he has boatloads of talent; it's the mental part of his game that he needs to improve. He needs to be hungry every match.
First, just because you have watched Dempsey for 5 years doesn't mean that you have the background to provide insightful analysis. You have to play at a decent level to offer meaningful analysis. With that as the backdrop…
With the exception of a superhuman like Messi or C. Ronaldo (and they are as close to superhuman on the soccer field as it gets), most footballers don't string together 40-50 amazing games per season (including European games, etc.) Dempsey has played a lot of minutes recently. He was definitely gassed by the 70th minute, but he played hard and DID influence the game.
Added nothing on offense? He pushed two counters, although he admittedly lacked weight and direction with his final touch on the last counter. But he involved himself in possession and build-up, had an ok shot from distance, and created dangerous situations for Fulham.
The mere idea that Dempsey didn't "want" it is bizarre. I haven't seen too many footballers in my lifetime who "wanted" it more than Clint Dempsey. Was he tired at the end of the match? You bet. Did he have an amazing game? No.
But was he lazy and disinterested? Has he really ever had a proclivity to display that type of attitude? No. You can see it in his eyes after he or his teammates scores.
I said you were wrong on (almost all) counts because there was no basis for your conclusions. I was conclusory because I wanted to see if you were still reading the thread, thus making it worth my time.
Bacalao–he WAS tired. Maybe others weren't. Not sure what that proves.
And Fireball, you're correct. Hangeland was the beast of the backline today.
Ko'd. You're trying so hard, but not getting anywhere. It's painful to watch you stretch so.
You can "..see it in his eyes…"? Is that really the best you can come up with? Just what sort of a sorcerer or wizard are you?
Speaking of conclusory… And are implied ad hominems the best YOU have?
No. I am not a wizard. But when you resort to that type of counterargument, conclusory and personal, it's pretty clear my point came across.
The fact is, it's clear you have not been around footballers at all. Some of them do it because its a job. Some of them have the drive. How would you like me to quantify Dempsey's drive? It's ridiculous to suggest that there is something beyond qualitative criteria (posture, emotions, reactions) to determine whether someone "wants" it. You claimed that he didn't want it. How did you reach that conclusion?
If you can't respond to my arguments with some sense of reason, I would prefer you left the personal, childish attacks alone. Sadly typical of so many posters on this blog.
Ko'd, Lighten up! Do you also see conspiracy theories where none exist?
I would have addressed your "points" (and I use that term very, very loosely) if they had merited any further consideration. 5 years is "not sufficient" time to observe patterns in a player's game? That's comically absurd. There's nothing else I can say to that as reason holds no appeal for you.
I maintain that Dempsey didn't look like he "wanted" the ball today based on two verifiable components which I've already cited: namely, he didn't call for the ball at all, nor did he move off the ball much, nor move into space to receive it.
Can't get more concrete than that.
Please dude, don't flatter yourself. I wouldn't waste a perfectly good "ad hominem" on what I've seen of you.
"My biggest problem with Dempsey (and I've been watching him since he broke in with the Revs several years ago) is that he has stretches of exceptional, animated and offensively explosive games–where he scores and creates and is integrally involved.
Then he loses focus and or motivation–burns out and completely ghosts out in subsequent games. "
You just basically described every "good" player in the world.
The amazing ones can avoid those off-form slumps, but even world class players have bad stretches.
Bacalao – If Dempsey does "not want the ball" maybe it is because he works himself into the move without being a guy who wants a pass too soon.
I have rarely seen Clint call for the ball, but he does move and work himself into spaces to make runs where other players will see him and feed him passes. You want him screaming for the ball like a #1 striker when he plays LM or RM in a tentative 4-4-2.
If the guy had a bad game, he had a bad game, the fact remains he's the only outfield player we have getting regular minutes in a top league and is our best representation internationally at this time.
Both Murphy and Johnson were rested at WBA and Swansea.
Implied ad hominem, again.
Plus, you missed the point. Watching Dempsey for 5 years IS insufficient, by itself, to judge his game. I went on to say that you have to have played at a decent level of soccer to know what you are analyzing. You clearly haven't. Playing in the backyard or on the 25-and-over indoor team doesn't qualify you to pass judgment on Dempsey's desire or his level of play.
He didn't "call for the ball"? HAHAHA. That's ridiculous. Were you there? Also, he moved plenty. Watch the game, again, if you watched it at all in the first place. Just because you conclude with "can't get more concrete than that," doesn't mean what you presented was concrete.
Some of your commentary makes no sense. This is the deep-end, sport. Go back to the kiddie pool.
you guys both sound like doosh bags
I watched the first half and I thought Dempsey was bright and excellent in the attack-pretty in line w/ Fulham's overall offensive display-which was SUPERB.
And to the argument that the other players have played 3 games as well-this is true, but wingers run much more than the other players on the field-Dempsey has a propensity to fall off at the end of matches because he works his ASS off.
usa– I can take the hit, but at least spell it right: "douche"
Well, the only thing I'd say is that it doesn't do Dempsey, Fulham, nor the USMNT any favors to look at the man through rose-colored glasses, without pointing out his shortcomings. I don't expect Dempsey to lead the EPL in goals, I'd just like to see him break into double digits like McBride did.
Short of that, I agree with USA; we all sound like a bunch of "doosh bags".
I seriously doubt that Clint Dempsey, Roy Hodgson, or Bob Bradley are reading this blog for tips on how to improve. Thus, any description of Dempsey's "shortcomings" is pretty irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. Plus, those three people are JUST the kind of people who, after watching Dempsey for a year, 3 years, or a lifetime, are qualified to critique his play.
Sounds like Bacalao is just finding reasons to bag on Dempsey's game today. Seriously, you watched a game on tv and claim to know a player "didn't want it"?!?! That's just hilarious. Like Ko'd said, go back to the kiddie pool. You're out of your rec league comfort zone.
KO for Ko'd. Dempsey was solid in the first half, tired in the second. He has more than enough desire and drive.
Ko'd, you make no sense. You claim you want reason, but only if it's not critical of Dempsey. A distinct contradiction.
While the rest of us may be "doosh bags", I'll take your lead and say that you're in another level altogether–that of a true "douchebag".
Ok. I get it.
My reasoning and arguments trumped yours;
I support Clint Dempsey because honestly, I played at a higher level of soccer than you ever dreamed of, but I am not qualified to critique his play; AND
I corrected someone's misspelling when he took a cheap shot at me, with no foundation…
And that makes me a "douchebag."
Well, assuming arguendo that your conclusion follows from the three previous statements…yes, I am a douchebag.
My apologies. Its hard to shake that stuff, you know? (Even though I graduated a while back) But truly, I am sorry for the bad language. 🙂
At least I didn't throw "inter alia" or "res ipsa loquitur" in there, right?
Dave, Ko'd et al.,
Correspondence or online degrees don't count.
Is that what they told you when you gave your resume to the Verizon Wireless sales division?
DC Josh
Fulham looked really really good today. They played lots of great balls behind the Arsenal backline. Johnson and Zemora won just about every 50/50. The reason Dempsey was lackluster in the 2nd half was because he was running his ass off. When Eboue came in, he had no chance of keeping up with the kid's fast, fresh legs. He had his head down sprinting back every time they lost possession. But overall, the most exciting game I've seen all year. Arsenal are in BIG trouble!!
Looking forward to the Bayern Munich/Werder Bremen game tomorrow, even if Donovan doesn't play.
Cheers to Edu going the full 90!
Sorry–that was rude and uncalled for. Apologies to all.
Dempsey has 4goals in 20 games and a few of those were as subs with less than 15mins to play. Not bad. He should be played up top or supporting AJ.
I'd say he's hitting his strike. He should be able to knock in 3 more by the end of the season. Only would be 2nd to AJ who wil have 10/11 by the end of the season.
Can't we all just get along.
MB scored for BMG. That is something to be happy about. Even if BMG are relegated he will find another quality team in the Bundesliga for him.
Also Fulham are actually improving. They are not out of the realm of Uefa Cup next season. but i figure they get to no.7 by the end of the season.
Sucks that Liverpool lost and Chelsea won.
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Dai Greene, the passionate world champion and Great Britain team captain who couldn't understand why he hadn't been carried to the stars by these Olympics, gave it another try here last night.
He told himself that it was his time, his prime of life, and he fought with everything he had to join his team-mates Jessica Ennis, Mo Farah and Greg Rutherford in the warm glow of the nation.
Unfortunately it was nowhere near enough. He was ambushed by, among others, a man from the past with the uncanny knack of ultimately consistent performance.
Felix Sanchez, the 34-year-old extrovert of the Dominican Republic who won Olympic gold in Athens eight years ago while wearing a flashing armband, left the man from Llanelli trailing, finishing the 400 metres course in 47.63 seconds. It just happened to be precisely his time in Greece.
Greene, understandably enough, looked like a man who had run into a nightmare – or at the very least a dislocating time warp.
He finished in fourth place in a personal best of 48.24, behind American Michael Tinsley and the pre-race favourite Javier Culson of Puerto Rico, and if this was something that would have shocked him profoundly in the exuberance of his World Championship title it carried a sad formality last night.
The fourth place, so far beneath his expectations as he approached these Games with such a highly developed ambition, was in the end something of a statement of defiance. He floundered off the pace in the early going and it was only a superb effort of will that brought him into a distant contention in the final strides.
Greene fought with passionate defiance in those last strides but it was a desperate cause and it seemed he brought that knowledge on the track last night.
The crowd, as has become their now deeply entrenched habit, roared their support when he was announced. But while this was an inspiration for Ennis and Farah and Rutherford, it just seemed to be another layer of pressure on the man who was traumatised by his near catastrophe in the semi-final when he qualified only as one of the fastest losers. "I was deeply shocked," he said. "because that was no way for a world champion to behave."
It was an experience which showed on his face when the cheers rolled across the stadium. He was tense and at the gun he never hit the stride which announces a man who is plainly on top of himself.
Later he spoke of tiredness and it was hard not to imagine that it was also something of an affliction of the spirit. Greene had had his injury problems on the approach of the challenge of his life but he believed he had brought himself back to the kind of confidence which won him his world crown.
It was a belief that had been draining for several days and now he was at the other side of the glory which had come to his team-mates, especially in the case of Farah, a rival for the captaincy.
Greene said: "I had a shock [in the semi-final] a few days ago when I felt so tired and tonight I was surprised to go as fast as I did. I gave it everything but I was just too tired and narrowly missed out."
If he wanted to measure that with a tape it was a fair point to make. But the sad truth was that a man who had dedicated his life to a climactic moment of triumph instead had to suffer the pain of shocking defeat. This too, his face reminded us, is the Olympics.
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Morgan Stanley Says Telecom Stocks One of Europe's Few Safe Betsby
For European investors seeking stability but finding nothing but high-priced equities, phone stocks beckon.
That's the view of Andrew Sheets, Morgan Stanley's chief cross-asset strategist, who says shares of telecommunications companies stand out among other defensive industries where valuations are dangerously high. The Stoxx 600 Telecommunications Index trades at 16.3 times estimated earnings, compared with more than 18 for consumer shares.
Sheets recommends sticking to cheap, safe bets as volatility returns to the market following a summer lull. Risks facing European investors include an Italian referendum with the prime minister's job at stake, French and German elections next year, and growing concern that the European Central Bank won't add to its stimulus program, he said. Morgan Stanley estimates the MSCI Europe Local Index will fall about 8 percent in the next year.
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NBAM has mounted 7 major exhibits including; SPRING - SKUDE 360 degrees: An Exhibition of Paintings by Severin Haines; Paper Cuts, Pottery and Primitives: Polish and Decorative Folk Arts. SUMMER - Jane Tuckerman Haunted; Kathryn Lee Smith: Crossing the Fine White Line. FALL - HOME GROWN: 10 from the SoiuthCoast, Annual Youth Education Program Exhibit, and Peter Stone: Selections from "Thue Untouchable Tree".
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The gatekeeper to this narrow world was the A-level, with numbers allowed to pass at a high grade kept broadly in line with the restricted numbers of university places. But the democratisation of higher education (mostly engineered by Conservative governments) meant there was a choice: either to abolish the A-level in favour of a new set of qualifications, or to keep it (in name at least) and let it do a new job alongside a range of other qualifications. The government chose the latter. As a result, A- levels today are indeed "not what they were". Instead of measuring the fitness of an elite, they now bestow qualifications upon the many who want and need higher education.
It is important that any academic qualification has a knowable and consistent quality if it is to be hard currency in an ever more demanding careers market. But that should not mean that those who flunk school are out of the game. There can be no immutable chronological progression from school to college to work.
The reaction to the news of foundation courses offering flunkers a chance to obtain the start-out qualifications required to undertake a degree course has been instructive. The Daily Telegraph talks of universities "becoming remedial institutions, taking students who would previously not be considered university material". "Universities for dunces", sneers the Daily Express.
And what of our Education Secretary? She has set up an inquiry. She could see that foundation courses were a good idea for mature students, but was worried about their being provided for 18-year-olds. "It is a school's job to prepare students for university studies, not a university's," she said.
Why, Mrs Shephard, why? What rule, what imperative demands that an 18- year-old, who may have understood rather late the importance of qualifications, should not have another chance? What is to be gained by waiting until they are 28, 38 or 48?
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Even though the Egyptian ghoul has been out of the picture for years now, polluting the soil from Jerusalem sprinkled onto his coffin in Ramallah, nothing has really changed.
The problem, of course, has always gone far beyond Arafat himself. He was simply carrying a local banner of an age-old Arabism which rejects the rights of any of the numerous millions of non-Arab peoples conquered in its name to a share in what Arabs have declared to be purely Arab patrimony and the Dar ul-Islam. No "partitions" or "compromises" either.
As I'm prone to remind folks (especially those who specialize in singling Israel out for moral scrutiny), whether the subject is black Africans in the Sudan, Kurds in Syria or Iraq, Copts in Egypt, the Amazigh people ("Berbers") in North Africa, native kilab yahud "Jew dogs," or anyone else who dared to claim a small slice of the Middle East pie after the collapse of the centuries-old Ottoman Turkish Empire in the wake of World War I, Arabs have treated all would-be national competitors similarly--with, admittedly, a bit more disdain for Jews, who were singled out for special vilification in the Qur'an and other religious teachings of Islam as well.
The past years of President Clinton's "gift" of the Oslo "peace," in which Israel was pressured to yield hard tangibles like disputed territory, to Arabs who were supposed to in turn curtail terrorism and prepare their people for acceptance of a Jewish State in the neighborhood, were spent doing the exact opposite by Arafat and his buddies instead. Indeed, the "moderate" Palestinian Authority of Mahmoud Abbas proved to be no different than Hamas or Islamic Jihad on these crucial matters. The schools, mosques, media, websites, and other potential sources for good have continued to simply be used to nurture a rabid hatred of Jews instead.
That brings us to Arafat's two Fatah colleagues who are now largely running the show.
Mahmoud Abbas--Abu Mazen--and Ahmed Qurei'--Abu Alaa--are former and present chief marionettes of the now dead master puppeteer. But even though he has now been gone for quite some time, his legacy still works the strings.
Both Abus have been referred to by a wishful-thinking West as "moderates."
True, at times they have nominally condemned suicide/homicide bombers...but so did Arafat. Yet they have been a bit more vocal about this and openly admitted their reason: bad press. Deliberately disemboweling and blowing apart Jewish babes and other innocents was not the concern, nor living up to the terms of Oslo. The bad public relations that these incidents cause (in at least some circles) was and is the issue yielding any relative "moderation" here.
Yet, when Arabs of the Palestinian Authority territories slit the necks of five members of the Fogel family in their sleep, on the one hand, PA President Abbas went on Israel Radio to condemn the March 11 killings of the infant, other young children, and parents, but, on the other hand, a day after the attack, members of Abbas' own Fatah faction participated in an official dedication ceremony in the West Bank town of Al-Bireh for a town square dedicated to Dalal Mughrabi, an Arab involved in killing 37 Israelis in a 1978 bus hijacking on Israel's coastal road.
Keep in mind that Abu Mazen is a Holocaust denier, and--also like Abu Mazen--Abu Alaa refuses to acknowledge Israel as a Jewish State. Both worked closely along side of Arafat for decades for the murder of Jews and the destruction of Israel.
In 2011, Abbas, Qurei', & Co. still think that they're going to flood Israel with millions of alleged "returning" Arab refugees. Recall, please, that said refugees were created as a result of the invasion of Israel by a half dozen Arab states in 1948, and that half of Israel's Jews were refugees from "Arab" lands but without some two dozen other states of their own--as Arabs have--to potentially choose from.
Now, please understand that nobody accuses the Abus of stupidity. So they tell the West what it wants to hear--even if most really don't care but want to a least go through the motions...so that after Auschwitz and Munich they can feel better about themselves and the consequences of their actions.
As is well known, the alleged model moderate that the two above Abus' Palestinian Authority showcased was the late Faisal al-Husseini. He spoke of any peace dealings with the Jews as being merely a Trojan Horse that would lead to Israel's total destruction as a Jewish State and the creation of an Arab Palestine "from the River to the Sea." Take a close look at the maps of "Palestine" on and in the PA's websites, insignias, maps, textbooks, and so forth. They cover all of Israel--not just the disputed, non-apportioned lands of the original 1920 Mandate on the West Bank and in Gaza. Arafat and others have repeatedly called Oslo a modern "Peace of the Quraysh," the temporary hudna the Prophet Muhammad agreed to until he gained enough strength to deal the final blow to his enemies.
Unfortunately, nothing has changed with Arafat gone. Any leader who truly wants peace with the Jews--not that the above Abus actually fit into this mold--will not long be of this world in this rejectionist, bloodlust milieu. Shots had been fired at Abbas, killing others instead, not long after Arafat's funeral...despite the denials. Just the perception that a leader might be contemplating something beyond rejection of Jews is enough to get him killed.
While the predicament of such leaders is understandable, Israel cannot be asked to do what any other nation would not be expected to do to accommodate these folks. National suicide is not an option.
Whether they like it or not and despite their current United Nations games, the ball is--or at least should be--now in the Arab court.
Given the murderous mindset--polls have shown that even if Israel would withdraw from every inch of the disputed territories, most Arabs would still support terrorism and Israel's destruction--Israel can yield no further concretes on the ground until the Arabs' own leaders display a willingness to deal forcefully with the rejectionists in their midsts. If they do not, then they likely reveal their own rejectionism as well. Other nations are not expected to yield strategic assets to enemies sworn to their demise for the sake of sometimes nice but confusing, empty words backed up with no action. It is unreasonable to expect Jews, in their sole, microscopic nation, to do this either.
If the two Abus and future Arab leaders are serious about ending this tragic conflict and creating a better world for their own people--instead of just trying to butcher more Jews--let's take a look at what really needs to be done...
Early in May 1948, surrounding Arab countries, armed to the teeth with weaponry left over by the British in World War II, invaded a reborn Israel to nip it in the bud. Transjordan's army was even led by British officers. And since we're on the subject, it needs to stated yet once again, for the sake of any newcomers on these matters, that purely Arab Transjordan was created itself in 1922 from almost 80% of the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine. Arabs next rejected the 1947 partition plan which would have given them about one half of the 20% of the Mandate that was left after having already received the lion's share in 1922. The isue today involves the creation of the Arabs' second, not first, state in "Palestine"… almost two dozen total to date.
So much for the Arab claim that Jews got all the land. So the Jews had no choice but to immediately emerge out of the shock of the Holocaust in order to deal with yet another harsh reality...
David Ben-Gurion, leader of the new state, made countless historic decisions, but one particularly controversial and painful one that haunts Israel to this very day involved the ship Altalena--a pen name for his Labor Zionist Party's rival, the late Ze'ev Vladimir Jabotinsky. Unlike many of his Labor critics, Jabotinsky was less head-in-the-sand and starry-eyed about what could and couldn't be achieved with the Arabs, who were as rejectionist back then as they are today regarding any compromise over "purely Arab patrimony."
Jabotinsky's heirs were determined to repay the Arab slaughter of Jews in kind and to hasten the end of British rule and anti-Israel policies by any means necessary. Among other things, they purchased an American ship and landed it near Marseilles, France. It was expected that the vessel would be making repeat trips between France and Israel carrying arms and new recruits gathered from the survivors of Europe's nightmare and the frightened mellahs of "Jew Dog" existence in North Africa and the Middle East.
Israel desperately needed the arms and manpower aboard the Altalena. But Ben-Gurion insisted that there would be but one unified command.
On June 20th, Ben-Gurion made a highly controversial, heart-wrenching decision to resist the Irgun's challenge concerning the ship's precious human and material cargo. In the ensuing tragic battle (which some today insist was not really warranted) Jews were killed by Jews for the sake of shaping the infant state's future and character.
Up until recent years, Hamas was Hamas and Arafat was Arafat...Both played a game of good cop/bad cop with the Jews to yield unilateral Israeli concessions which only resulted in the deliberate spilling of more innocent Jewish blood. Neither had any intention of arriving at a settlement in which a viable Israel would exist on the morrow. That has been proven over and over again, and there's no need to repeat the evidence about Camp David 2000 and Taba, etc., etc., and so forth. Sadly, Arafat's Fatah and PA successors have proven to be chips off the old block...
A better tomorrow for both Jew and Arab alike--and, hopefully, other peoples abused in the region by Arabs as well--will not arrive unless new leaders arise in the would-be 22nd Arab state with the power and will to make the decisions a stateless and millennially persecuted people and its leaders--at the end of their collective rope--made some sixty-three years ago.
What will such leaders do the day after the next Israeli bus is blown up loaded with innocent Jews aboard, or another father is murdered having dinner with his children or family slaughtered in their sleep? Unfortunately, as recent history has shown...probably nothing.
Even during the alleged current "ceasefire," numerous mortar rounds, Qassam rockets, and missiles have been launched from Arab-controlled territories against towns in Israel proper--causing injury, death, and destruction. Hitchhiking and hiking Jewish teenagers have been attacked and gunned down, a father and his baby son were recently murdered in cold blood, etc. and so forth. And the Abus continue to do nothing.
The more honest Hamas leopard will not change its spots. So merely "chatting" with Hamas, Islamic Jihad, al-Aqsa, and their likes won't solve the problem...and this is all that Arafat's successors still say that they're willing to do. The various Abus are still demanding unilateral concessions from Israel without offering anything of substance in return. Israel is simply expected to give up all the hard tangibles in exchange for some iffy words and wishful thinking.
Until Arabs make clear their intention to live peacefully--not in just a temporary hudna designed to further their retained destruction-in-phases goals--alongside a secure, Jewish Israel with concrete measures that are actually taken to stop the murder of Jews, promotion of hatred and violence among their masses, and so forth, then Israel should not be expected to become a party to its own demise by caving in to Arab demands and those of the hypocrites elsewhere who support them. Nothing short of a true compromise between the parties will bring about peace--and that must involve a meaningful and effective territorial component as well.
America must resist the temptation to cave in to its European allies and their Arabist Foggy Bottom supporters on these matters by putting all of the pressure on Israel.
No other country would demand less under the circumstances Israel has been faced with. Indeed, most of those European and Russian "Quartet" sponsors of the roadmap and such would have leveled Gaza and Ramallah a long time ago if they had been subjected to what they expect Jews to continuously tolerate. Think about Russia and Chechnya--for starters. Not to mention what America itself has done to its own enemies. Do the words Powell Doctrine ring a bell--and that's just in recent times.
The lesson of the above story dating back to the days of Israel's rebirth is that peace will come only when Arabs are willing to confront their own rejectionist attitudes and problems the way millennially-persecuted and decimated Jews did over six decades ago...
What's missing, you see, is one Arab Altalena.
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Glanville fritillary
One of the most localised of all our wildlife species, found only in the Isle of Wight, apart from occasional sightings on the nearby Hampshire coast. Similar in appearance to the rare heath fritillary but the beige and orange bands on the underwings are distinctive. Named after Lady Eleanor Glanville, who first captured specimens in the 1690s.


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