Mr. Bennett does indeed have a good point; however, he has implicitly planted an axiom in his rhetorical question, that the British would _not_ " . . . turn over half their country to someone who keeps on killing [them}." My take on recent British history is that they are doing precisely that, albeit admittedly at a slower pace than they countenance for a State of Israel that opens its borders to the Palestinians. The sociocultural bottom line is that the Leftist political and intellectual classes of the West are happily collaborating in their civilization's demise, everywhere.
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Mr. Bennett does indeed have a good point; however, he has implicitly planted an axiom in his rhetorical question, that the British would _not_ " . . . turn over half their country to someone who keeps on killing [them}." My take on recent British history is that they are doing precisely that, albeit admittedly at a slower pace than they countenance for a State of Israel that opens its borders to the Palestinians. The sociocultural bottom line is that the Leftist political and intellectual classes of the West are happily collaborating in their civilization's demise, everywhere.
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