Only two arguments are referred to here:
1. GID-CIA cooperation should be viewed as a terrorism-related activity, mainly because Jordan’s history (starting from the ’70s)
2. It is in the CIA’s best interest to continue seeking GID help.

I cannot see how, in any imaginable way, is Jordan helping Palestinians relevant.

For my “pro-jordanian government posts”. You are mixing two things up.
- My view of a peace treaty, negotiations, and the status of the Palestinian state is something coming from strong personal opinions, that I indeed backed up with a lot of reading. This is not a blind pro-jordanian government opinion, and if you read my post about “More thoughts on the Arab-Israeli Conflict”, as well as thoughts on the Gaza War, the Wall, the Goldstone report, etc. you’ll understand where I’m coming from (hopefully)
-I advocate the image of Jordan, in which certain events are greatly taken out of proportion on the expense of others. That, for instance, was the topic of the previous post.

And I’m glad you see the corruption in our regime and how it failed to assist palestinians in every step of the way. But don’t disregard the corruption on the other side of the conflict, namely that of the “sole representatives” of the Palestinian peoples, and what their attitude to our regime was.

I consider myself extremely pro-Palestinian. I just disagree with you on how the conflict is to be solved. I also disagree with you in basic evaluation of what is “right” and “wrong” in this conflict, and what is “best” and what would be “bad”. I am pro-peace, pro-compromise at this point. You can call me pro-failure, anti-cause if you want to (and I’d disagree then), but give me the credit by realizing that I say what I say because of what I believe, and not because of what the Jordanian government believes (for your sake, I might end up writing how I disagree with th e government, in fact). And neither do I believe what I believe because the Jordanian government believes it, or wants me to believe it. More on that, soon.

Only two arguments are referred to here:
1. GID-CIA cooperation should be viewed as a terrorism-related activity, mainly because Jordan’s history (starting from the ’70s)
2. It is in the CIA’s best interest to continue seeking GID help.

I cannot see how, in any imaginable way, is Jordan helping Palestinians relevant.

For my “pro-jordanian government posts”. You are mixing two things up.
- My view of a peace treaty, negotiations, and the status of the Palestinian state is something coming from strong personal opinions, that I indeed backed up with a lot of reading. This is not a blind pro-jordanian government opinion, and if you read my post about “More thoughts on the Arab-Israeli Conflict”, as well as thoughts on the Gaza War, the Wall, the Goldstone report, etc. you’ll understand where I’m coming from (hopefully)
-I advocate the image of Jordan, in which certain events are greatly taken out of proportion on the expense of others. That, for instance, was the topic of the previous post.

And I’m glad you see the corruption in our regime and how it failed to assist palestinians in every step of the way. But don’t disregard the corruption on the other side of the conflict, namely that of the “sole representatives” of the Palestinian peoples, and what their attitude to our regime was.

I consider myself extremely pro-Palestinian. I just disagree with you on how the conflict is to be solved. I also disagree with you in basic evaluation of what is “right” and “wrong” in this conflict, and what is “best” and what would be “bad”. I am pro-peace, pro-compromise at this point. You can call me pro-failure, anti-cause if you want to (and I’d disagree then), but give me the credit by realizing that I say what I say because of what I believe, and not because of what the Jordanian government believes (for your sake, I might end up writing how I disagree with th e government, in fact). And neither do I believe what I believe because the Jordanian government believes it, or wants me to believe it. More on that, soon.

We all know how pro-Israeli our country has been ever since 1948.

The posts are very pro-Jordaninan government.

We all know how pro-Israeli our country has been ever since 1948.

The posts are very pro-Jordaninan government.