STEVEN PLAUT: LET’S VOTE FOR INDEPENDENCE….!!!

1.  Let’s Vote for Independence!! By Steven Plaut

http://stevenplaut.blogspot.com/

As you know, much of the world is getting ready to recognize a “state”
for “Palestinians” in coming days.  The US may veto the vote in the
Security Council to set up “Palestine” in Israeli lands, and then
again maybe it will not veto it.  Other countries are going ahead with
plans to vote for “Palestine” in the General Assembly, to grant
“Palestine” embassy space, to grant it formal recognition, and so on.

After years of paying lip service to the righteous need for granting
“Palestinians” a state, Netanyahu and his cowardly crew are scratching
their heads about what to do and how to stop all this.  The best Bibi
has come up with is a plan to give a speech in that building on the
East River near 42nd street.

I have a better idea.  My suggestion is this.

The “Palestinian” movement is nothing more than a local separatist
movement, composed of Arabs seeking to gain separatist independence.
Arabs already have 22 states.   Since almost all countries in the
world have their OWN domestic separatist movements, the only
reasonable response by Israel to votes by other countries in favor of
the “Palestinian” separatist movement should be met by a decision by
Israel to recognize the separatist movements in THOSE countries, to
grant them embassy space and official diplomatic recognition.

Here are some examples:

If France votes for a “Palestinian state,” as it is expected to do,
Israel must immediately grant diplomatic status and recognition to the
National Front for the Liberation of Corsica, to the separatist
Savoyard League and the Nissa Rebela, to the separatist Armée
Révolutionnaire Bretonne and Front de Libération de la Bretagne, and
to the French Basque separatists.

If Spain votes for a “Palestinian state,” as it is expected to do,
Israel must immediately grant diplomatic status and recognition to the
ETA and other Basques separatists, to the Catalan separatists, as well
as to the separatist movements in Castille, Leon, Andalusia,
Cantabria, Galicia, Aragon, and Asturias.

If Belgium votes for a “Palestinian state,” as it is expected to do,
Israel must immediately grant diplomatic status and recognition to
both the Flemish and Walloon separatist movements.

If Holland votes for a “Palestinian state,” as it is expected to do,
Israel must immediately grant diplomatic status and recognition to the
Frisian separatist movement.

Turkey of course is leading the campaign for “Palestine,” which is why
Israel should recognize the Armenian, Kurdish, Arab, and other ethnic
nationalist movements inside Turkey.  And let’s hear nothing about
Armenians already having their own state outside the Turkish borders.

The UK will probably vote against it, but just in case it votes in
favor, Israel should then recognize the separatist movements of
Cornwall, Guernsey, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man, the Isle of Wight,
Northumberland, Wessex, Yorkshire, and of course also the independence
of Wales, Scotland and Ulster.

Russia plans to vote for “Palestinian independence.”  Israel should
respond by recognizing all of the separatist movements within Russia,
a full list of which is much too long to reproduce here.  If Italy
votes for “Palestine,” there are so many regional independence and
separatist movements inside Italy that could be recognized that space
does not allow their complete listing.

The Sami independence movements in Norway, Sweden and Finland should
be recognized at once.  Ditto for the Faroes Islands independence
movement in Denmark.   If Switzerland votes in favor, Israel should
recognize the Jura regional separatist movement.

The above list is just for European countries.  Most of South America
has ALREADY recognized “Palestine,” even before any UN vote.  If
Argentina and or Chile votes in favor, Israel needs to recognize the
Mapuche separatists in those countries.  If Bolivia votes in favor,
the Santa Cruz separatists there should be recognized.  If Brazil
votes in favor, Israel should recognize the separatist movements in
Rio Grande do Sul.   Venezuela will certainly vote in favor, which is
why Israel must recognize the independence of Zulia and Maracaibo.
Mexico is certain to vote in favor, which is why the Zapatista
movement in Chiapas needs a nice embassy in Israel.

Moslem states have their own domestic separatist movements and these
are deserving of special support and recognition by Israel.  In Iran,
aside from the obvious Kurdish separatists, there are Assyrian,
Baluchi, Azeri, and Arab regional separatist movements, all in need of
an Embassy.  (And let’s hear no nonsense about how Iranian Arabs have
no right to independence because Arabs already have 22 states!  Azeris
already have a state, you say?  Since when does THAT matter??)  Syria
of course also has Kurdish and Assyrian separatists.  Pakistan has
Balochistan, Gilgit Baltistan, and Singh separatist movements.
Indonesia has oodles of separatists.

The number of separatist movements in other parts of the world is so
that Israel would have to build an entire new diplomatic city east of
Ariel just to house all the embassies it needs to establish for the
separatist movements in countries voting for “Palestinian statehood.”

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