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**Yyaqyped** · 02-16-2011, 04:10 PM

Sort of... It largely depends on regional conflicts.

For example, if Israel started getting more aggressive, a democratic regime might actually begin funding terror against them.

By the same token, if we invaded another country in the region, that could also lead to more terror being funded by a democratic regime.

Ok, valid points. We should actually butt out of much of the situation with Israel, and allow the issue of their building on disputed land to be settled without our money, military might and without helping them so much in the UN with this. Sure, we've given some words about being 'displeased' with building on disputed land, but nothing really substantial.

02-16-2011, 04:10 PM	#14
Yyaqyped Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	Sort of... It largely depends on regional conflicts. For example, if Israel started getting more aggressive, a democratic regime might actually begin funding terror against them. By the same token, if we invaded another country in the region, that could also lead to more terror being funded by a democratic regime. Ok, valid points. We should actually butt out of much of the situation with Israel, and allow the issue of their building on disputed land to be settled without our money, military might and without helping them so much in the UN with this. Sure, we've given some words about being 'displeased' with building on disputed land, but nothing really substantial.
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