David Cameron along with that dumb bitch in Germany are calling for a “sustainable ceasefire” in Gaza.

Cameron is a former failed British prime minister who became the United Kingdom’s foreign secretary a short time ago. He was also involved in some scandal where he fucked a pig as a part of a university hazing ritual. He further boasted to Jews about being one eighth Jewish or something along those lines. He’s quite the clown to say the least.

All that aside, WTF is a “sustainable ceasefire”? Can’t they give it a rest with these gay ass buzzwords? The world “sustainable” has been associated with all the climate change hoax kookery and now they want to apply it to a Zionist occupation of a land that’s been going on for generations. It’s a totally inappropriate buzzword to use for this situation.

The chances of a “sustainable ceasefire” is almost zero. The only way this can happen is if the Zionist terror regime is fully eliminated. The Zionist have made it clear that they want no compromise and only want the Palestinians to die.

We are at the point where this idea of a two-state solution is fantasy talk. The Palestinian children who survive this genocide are not going to forget what was done to them and they will seek revenge against the Jews in some way shape or form. That’s of course assuming Israel still exists by the time they become adults. There’s a growing chance of Israel not existing within the next decade and its destruction could come sooner than that.

I also wonder if some Jews either in the United States or Israel asked Cameron to step in and help with mediation efforts. As I’ve said repeatedly, the Jews are not having much success in Gaza with their ground invasion. They’ve murdered lots of defenseless people but have achieved few military objectives. So it is possible they want somebody to come in to help mediate a ceasefire to help them save face. There’s also all the domestic political problems Bibi is running into. His political future is very much uncertain.

This is all just speculation on my part though. The current situation is highly chaotic and unpredictable. Especially with what’s going on in Yemen and the prospect of a larger regional war breaking out.

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