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Re: Muslim Brotherhood sheikh to run for president of Egypt; promises to implement Sharia and cancel peace treaty with Israel 

By: monkeytrots in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (1)
Fri, 03 Jun 11 5:43 AM | 32 view(s)
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Msg. 13405 of 21975
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Cancelling a peace treaty is essentially a declaration of war, no?

In this case, absolutely.

Actually, in all cases where the 'peace treaty' was signed by a vanquished in order to end a war; in essence that treaty is 'terms of surrender'.

Different - when a peace treaty 'expires' - as the terms in the peace treaty 'expired' between the United States and Japan several years ago. Those were actually 'terms of surrender'. Not sure the 'treaty' itself 'expired' - don't think it did.




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Re: Muslim Brotherhood sheikh to run for president of Egypt; promises to implement Sharia and cancel peace treaty with Israel
By: DueDillinger
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Thu, 02 Jun 11 10:15 AM
Msg. 13403 of 21975

Hmmmm... Cancelling a peace treaty is essentially a declaration of war, no? When the Egyptions cancel the treaty, Israel should pre-emptively attack and retake the Sinai.

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