Alan Keye's column, The global jihadists' perpetual will to war

This is a must read! Former Reagan official and 2000 presidential candidate Alan Keyes,(if I'd known who the hell he was, I'd probably have voted for him, he could have been the first Black president) has a brilliant column on World Net Dailey. He writes about the terrorist groups using times of peace and lulls in action during "peace" negotiations as being the times that jihadists such as Hizballah build up arsonals and become stronger militarily. While the people of Lebanon were enjoying peace, Hizballah was preparing for a major war.

In other words, peace negotiations only further the military might of the enemy, who has sworn to embrace war. It cripples the side that actually tries to keep the peace in favor of the vengeful war-mongering side. To quote Keyes, "Any involvement in negotiations is for them simply an element of strategy, meant to influence the opportunity for battle and its outcome." It inhibits the ability of the US and Israel to maintain control of groups like Hizballah, because while we are yammering on about peace they are getting stronger and more deadly. Keyes says that Israel is experiencing the fruit of this kind of diplomacy, since Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, Hizballah has enjoyed a free hand. They have stockpiled new weapons and built tunnels and bunkers to "facilitate and supply the movement of their war-making forces."