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Re: Palestine:The Lessons of Bantustan Nationalism
- Subject: Re: Palestine:The Lessons of Bantustan Nationalism
- From: "Alan Bradley" <alanb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2000 18:52:11 -0700
> From: Julio Pino
> I suspect a post-independence Palestine will resemble Ireland in the
> 1920s: a bifurcated state beholden to imperialism, with civil war
> breaking out and the "winners" eliminating the losers, much as de Valera
> had Michael Collins assasinated.
Historical nit-pick: de Valera sided with the anti-treaty faction that
_lost_ the civil war. Collins was on the side that won - the pro-treaty
side. De Valera made his peace later on.
Alan Bradley
alanb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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- Cults, like you and me,
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- British Massacre in Sierra Leone,
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