Tel-Chai Nation

State archives newly opened reveal what kind of pretentious man Sharon really was in retrospect, years after he committed the "disengagement" in Gaza. For example, his exchange with Mahmoud Abbas:

In a telephone call made on August 22nd, 2005, Abbas picks up the phone to Sharon, wishing him, "Good evening," before asking, "How are things progressing today?"

Sharon: "We've finished up in Gaza."

Abbas: "Yes, yes. I applaud you for your brave decision and for overcoming all the opposition you had, from all those who wouldn't go along with it. It was a historic decision."

Sharon: "Thank you very much. It wasn't easy."

Abbas: "I know, I know."

Sharon: "When we met, I told you I'd do it, and now I have."

Abbas: "You said you'd do it and you did. You kept your word. I hope that we can open a fresh page between us and that we will be able to meet up in the near future, either here or in New York, or anywhere. There's so much we can do for peace, for our peoples, and for the entire region."

Sharon: "Thank you for calling. I'll be delighted to meet with you."

Abbas: "Thank you, Mr. Prime Minister. I wish you good health and good spirits, and everything that brings you happiness."

Sharon: "Thank you for the phone call. I hope we will indeed meet."

Abbas: "Thank you very much, and good evening."

Excuses are unbecoming, and that Sharon would say he's delighted to meet with a monster says quite a bit about what he tragically became, and come to think of it, always was long before. Sharon won't be missed, as a result of his traitorous conduct.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, islam, Israel, jihad, Knesset, Moonbattery, political corruption, terrorism, UN corruption, United States