Yadda yadda yadda, still peddling this revisionist garbage?
Quote:FACT;
The term, 'Palestinian' people, is a fabrication, it is a propaganda lie.
Well no more or less a 'people' than all the other post-Ottoman 'peoples', the Lebanese, Jordanians, Syrians, Egyptians, Saudis, Iraqis etc. What does it mean to be a 'people'? Perhaps you can define that for us Yadda, and then we can take it from there.
Quote:The 'Palestinian' people do not exist, as an entity.
And in recent history, i.e. prior to 1967, the 'Palestinian' people did not exist.
Really? So when they adopted the Palestinian flag as their national symbol in 1964, they must've had pretty good foresight, since they didn't even exist yet for another 3 years.
Yadda, we're all adults here, not children, enough of the fairytales and ridiculous technicalities. When the British divided the Ottoman lands up, there were people living in all of the lands (spare us the
'land without a people for a people without a land' nonsense) . Those living in what the British called Palestine were called Palestinians from that point on, just as those living in Lebanon were called Lebanese and those living in Iraq were called Iraqis. Even though the term does predate this anyway, in the literature of Arab nationalists such as the bi-weekly newspaper called "Filasteen" which was published by Greek Orthodox Christian Palestinian nationalists in Jaffa from way back in 1911, even during Ottoman times, and in fact if we want to go way back into Arab history, in the early years of Islamic rule, it was called 'Jund Filasteen' for a period. But it's all irrelevant anyway. I couldn't give a crap about the name, it's the people. The Arabs/Muslims who were living there when the British and Zionists arrived have been expelled, that's all that's relevant here. You can spew out all the crap you like, but it doesn't alter this basic fact.
Quote:On a day in 1967, Arab Jordanian moslem occupants of Judea and Samaria, went to bed as Jordanians, and the next day they woke up as 'Palestinians'.
The 'Jordanian' identity was created after the Palestinian one, so that doesn't make a lot of sense.
Anyway... moving along.
Quote:the nascent state of Israel
Thank you. That says it all.
Nascent, meaning it didn't previously exist there, meaning it was an imposition, an invasion, an unwanted intrusion into someone elses land.
Quote:If so;
Who was the king or president of pre-1948 Palestine?
Ok, I'm going to just assume you're bit slow here.
Prior to the British invasion the entire Middle East was part of the Islamic Caliphate. The "King" was called sultan Muhammad Reshad, the Prime Minister (Grand Wazir), not President, was called Ahmed İzzet Pasha.
Quote:What was the Palestinian currency?
*raises hand* I know I know, Palestinian pound.
Quote:What did the Palestinians trade?
Have a read of
this if you're sincerely interested in reading about commerce in Palestine in the late Ottoman period. (also I suspect you are not).
Quote:What was the capital of Palestine?
The regional capital during the Ottoman period? al-Quds.of course, as it was during the British occupation period as well.
Anyway I'm tiring... I think you get it. And if you don't, not much more I can do for you.