June 19, 2007 update : Today's article builds on prior research I have done, notably the blog at “ Two Palestines? ” which will also update this topic. The danger ... is that in the West Bank - as in the Gaza Strip - infusing massive sums of money from the outside will not facilitate change or rejuvenation, but rather will ensconce the rotting patronage system in its current form. The money will quickly be absorbed into privileged pockets, without ever being used to change the lay of the land. Since its inception, the Palestinian Authority has swallowed enormous sums, without ever creating a productive economic system and effective internal security forces. The PA won't have any problem repeating this exercise time after time. That's what will happen if clear conditions and defined goals aren't set out from the beginning. Sep. 6, 2011 update : The PLO and Hamas are so divided, they even operate on different time zones . Reuters explains how this came about and what it means: After the two zones went off summer time on August 1 to make the Ramadan fast a bit easier to keep, इजरायल के एकदम नये रक्षा मंत्री येहुदबराक ने कुछ सप्ताह के भीतर हमास पर आक्रमण की योजना बनाई है परन्तु यदि जेरूसमल भ्रष्ट और अपनी भूमि की मांग करने वाले फतह के साथ चलता रहा ( प्रधानमंत्री येहुद ओलमर्ट ने उन्हें सहयोगी कहा है) तो इससे यही सम्भावना बनेगी कि वास्तव में हमासस्तान पश्चिमी तट को अपने नियन्त्रण में ले लेगा ।
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Finally, we are at a loss to explain the notion our critics forward that the current government believes “intermarriage should be avoided” between Danes and foreigners, an outrageous accusation which no one of any political stature has advocated. To the contrary, the policy of the government is integration, not segregation. Feb. 18, 2009 update : The Islam in Europe blog translates an article in Kristeligt Dagblad , “ 'Muslim culture plays role in criminality ,” based on the work of psychologist Nicolai Sennels and his rsearch with some 200 youths in Sønderbro, Copenhagen Municipality's institution for young crime suspects. Excerpts: “my point is that culture plays a role. When you speak with youth of Muslim background, it's striking that they have difficulties with understanding and respecting Danish society and the soft educational policy that the Copenhagen Municipality is in charge of,” says Nicolai Sennels, who developed a method to pressure youth into taking more responsibility for their actions. जहाँ तक संख्या की बात है तो आप्रवास और आत्मसात के पूर्व समाजवादी प्रवक्ता रिट बेरेगार्ड ने एक अप्रकाशित अध्ययन से आँकडों को लीक कर दिया था जिसके अनुसार1999 में डेनमार्क की जनसंख्या के आप्रवासियों की 5प्रतिशत तृतीय विश्व की संख्या 35 प्रतिशत कल्याण के खर्च को ग्रहण करती है। आज यह प्रतिशत अधिक है इसी कारण हमने लिखा कि 5प्रतिशत 40 प्रतिशत कल्याण के खर्च का ग्रहण करते हैं।
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