If Moses had turned right instead of left, the Jews could have had the oil, and the Arabs would have got the oranges.
– Harry Hutton
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Except the Arabs wouldn’t have even had the Oranges. wasn’t it the jews who took the desert and made it bloom?
I think the Arab inhabitants of Jaffa and the coast had planted the orange groves, but the other agricultural improvements came about through Zionist and then Israeli agriculture.
It’d still be a Jewish conspiracy though.
Quote for today:
“The hordes of the bien-pensant Left in the universities and the media, the sort of liberals who tolerate everything except those who disagree with them.”
Gerard Baker in The Times, listing Bush’s enemies.
(Via Instapundit).