The 2024 Peace Process Continued - by Moses

       As I'd mentioned in the last article on this topic, I named 20% of the Sinai Peninsula (including Mount Sinai itself) to be used to film two remakes of 'The Ten Commandments'.  Spike Lee and Robert Redford would be the directors and the project in conjunction with the peace process being conducted in another 20% of the Sinai Peninsula and 60% of the Sinai Peninsula to be left to the security teams.

  The significance of having Hollywood stick their noses in Israel/Egypt/Palestinian negotiations is huge.  The reality is that most of the World has Americanized through the Film Industry of Hollywood in modern day times.  The character analysis for Spike Lee would be highly sought after.  Jamie Foxx as Joshua, Will Smith as Aaron, and Spike Lee himself as Moses.  For Robert Redford I could see Adam Sandler as Joshua, Jeff Goldblum as Aaron, and Andy Garcia as Moses.  This would help as a natural stimulant to educate the World in as short of a time possible and once the films are released we would see an awareness towards religious attitudes across North America.  This could further Peace Treaties in other parts of the World like Kashmir and Jaarta if the Sinai Peace Process is successful.  India, Pakistan, and the People of the Republic of China would have an idea of how to further multiculturalism in their Homelands.  This Global Peace Process is what we can hope for with the Sinai Peace Process in the for-front.   

Scoring Predictions for the NHL - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)

 Player                                   Team      GP    G    A    PTS   +/-   PIM

1.  Connor McDavid             EDM      80   70  105   175    +45   77

2.  Nathan MacKinnon         COL      81    63   93   156    +45  100

3.  Mitch Marner                   TOR      82    33  107  140    +50   37

4.  Auston Matthews             TOR      77    77   60   137    +55   40

5.  Kirill Kaprisov                 MIN      80    60   65   125    +20   60

5.  Nikita Kucherov               TAM     81   55   70    125    +33  45

7.  Artemi Panarin                 NYR     80   53   65    118    +27  64

8.  David Pastrnak                 BOS     77   65   46    111    +25  76

9.  William Nylander             TOR    82    40   69    109   +35  62

10.Leon Draisaitl                   EDM   80    50   58    108   +34  47

11.Mikko Rantanen               COL    80   43   63    106   +50  34

12.J.T. Miller                         VAN    80    38   65    103   +22  77

13.Sidney Crosby                   PIT     82    40   62    102   +33  90

14.Elias Pettersson                VAN    80    44   57    101   +35  68

15.Braydon Point                  TAM    82   40   60    100    +40  70   

16.Zach Hyman                     EDM   81    53  45      98     +38  80

17.Cale Makar                       COL    82    22  75      97     +55  75

18.Sam Reinhart                    FLO    80    50  45      95     +40  64

18.Quinn Hughes                   VAN    81    20  75      95     +35  70

20.Filip Forsberg                   NSH    77    44  50      94     +24  90

20.Jack Hughes                        NJ     80    43  51      94     +15  70     

22.Sebastian Aho                    CAR   80    40  53      93     +27  44

23.Matthew Tkachuk             FLO   81    40  51      91     +36  90 

24.Alexander Ovechkin         WAS   80    50  40      90     +20  78

24.Aleksander Barkov            FLO   74    34  56     90     +30  34 

26.Steven Stamkos                  TAM   80    38  51    89     +26  67 

27.Mathew Barzal                   NYI    82    30  57    87      +13  57     

28.Roman Josi                         NSH   81    21  64    85      +30  70

29.Chris Kreider                     NYR   80    50  34    84      +22  78

29.Robert Thomas                   STL   80    35  49    84      +20  56      

31.Jason Robertson                 DAL  82    33  49    82      +13  75      

32.Jesper Bratt                          NJ    80    40  41    81      +10  70 

33.Nick Suzuki                         MTL 81     40  41   81       +7   65               

34.Brock Boeser                        VAN 80     40  40   80      +22  87     

35.Brady Tkachuk                    OTT 79     35  44   79      +3    97   

36.Nazem Kadri                        CAL  80    33  45   78     +12   70   

37.Adam Fox                             NYR  80    17  58   75     +25   68    

38.Mika Zibanejad                   NYR  77    30  44    74     +15  46      

39.Carter Verhaeghe                FLO   70    33  40    73     +12  50

39.Jack Eichel                           VGS   76    30  43    73     +10  60        

41.Cole Caufield                       MON 75    30  42     72     +10  70     

42.Connor Bedard                    CHI   80    35  36     71     -10   50     

43.Evgeni Malkin                      PIT   66     30  40    70     +10  40  

44.Bo Horvat                             NYI   70     28  41    69      -2   70         

45.Brad Marchand                   BOS   68     31  37    68    +15  90

45.Ryan Nugent-Hopkins         EDM  73    25 43     68     +30 46  

47.Dylan Larkin                        DET   78    30 37     67      +5  70  

48.Anze Kopitar                          LA    70    28 38     66      -10 88         

49.Lucas Raymond                    DET   79    25 40     65     +7   57                 

50.Brock Nelson                         NYI    75    32 32     64     -5   73        

Expanding on the 2024 Peace Process - A Two-State Solution - by Moses

      

      What I believe to be achievable are 500 Camps (Kibbutziim) housing 1000 people at each Camp in roughly 20% of the Sinai Peninsula.  150 Isaeli Arabs, 150 Israeli Jews, 150 Palestinians.150 Egyptians, and 400 worldwide volunteers (U.N approved placements say 40 Americans, 40 Greeks, 40 Italians, 20 Camaroonians, 20 Ethiopians, 20 French, 20 Canadians, 20 Australians, 20 British, 20 Rustafarians, 20 Moroccans, 20 Buddhists, 10 Tao 10 Nigerians, 10 Mexicans, 10 Bolivians, 10 Brazilians, 10 Spanish, 10 Portuguese, 10 Nepalese, 10 Tibetan, and 10 Bedouins).  This is 500,000 being placed in the Sinai to support a mission of multiculturalism for the Middle East.  Of course the security would be high in the beginning but in a short time we'll see peace as anyone who ever lived on a Kibbutz for 6 months (which I have) understands that conflict rarely occurs in a small environment like a Kibbutz.  In fact if you try and bully on a Kibbutz the penalty is high.  There would be no weapons on the camps as the security in the surrounding areas around the Kibbutziim (farms) would secure these safe havens.  The security would be provided by the State of Israel, Egypt and the U.S.A.  Therefore each Nation would have carnal knowledge of the developments of each farm (Kibbutz) and be able to report to the United Nations of their findings of what these camps are achieving.

  The members of each Camp have a roof over their head, 7 hours a day work (5 days a week), all the food is supplied, with an allowance of $10,000 U.S.D/Year payable on the last day of the yearly contract.  Likewise, an allowance for overtime that could lead to greater financial prosperity or converted into vacation time instead of the money.  For the Jewish population at these camps they could have Friday and Saturday, or Saturday and Sunday as their weekend.  For the Muslim population at these camps they could have Thursday and Friday, or Friday and Saturday as their weekend.  For the Christian and Catholic population at these camps they could have Saturday and Sunday as their weekend, for the Buddhists and Tao Saturday and Sunday likewise.  These camps could be considered as future multi-cultural safe havens to be built in the Arab World.  Among a nearly 99.7% Muslim populated Nation like Qatar there could be multi-cultural safe havens built in the future to promote the idea of global multi-culturalism possibly leading us to the final peace process in Kashmir and Jarta between India, Pakistan, and the People Republic of China.  

  To sell this idea to the American people let the American Film Industry dedicate roughly another 20% of the Sinai (including Jeb Mousa - Mount Sinai and send in two crews to the Sinai Peninsula to film the 10 Commandments through eyes other than Cecil B. DeMille.  I would choose Spike Lee and Robert Redford to be the Directors in their own versions of the story of Moses.  This way, when the productions are ready to go into the theaters, the audiences can be more educated as to why these current issues can't be ignored (albeit in a similar fashion of watching The Ten Commandments every Passover).  I think Andy Garcia would be a good Moses as he has strong Semitic features.  

  It's hard to explain in simple terms but if the United Nations had enough support for these future multi-cultural safe havens this would bring a huge financial dividend for those Nations responsible for these changes.  If Canada was pro-active like we were during the Occupy Movement of 2011/12, the rural funding in Canada could skyrocket and we would see a multi-cultural element in populating a population.     

The 2024 Peace Process - Two-State Solution - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)

 

      The democratic convention is currently being held in the U.S.  The democrats are toting the two-state solution for Israel and this is what I gather; 

   The Sinai Peninsula was created during the Camp David Treaty of 1977.  Signed by Menachim Begin, Anwar Sadaat, and Jimmy Carter; Israel, Egypt and the U.S signed the Treaty to ensure there would be no war again between Egypt and Israel.  The U.S.A should use some clout in this affair as the Chammas, Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad have reached some sensitive ports (say in Yemen among other possible threats in the future).  To ensure the escalation and tensions go down it would be wise of Netanyahu and Israeli leaders to support housing as many of the Palestinian population as they can in the Sinai, where Egypt can look in to as whether things are being run legit.  There should also be some Worldwide volunteer program to ensure goodwill in the Sinai towards Israeli Jews, Israeli Arabs, Egyptians, and Palestinians, and to encourage multiculturalism within that region to support a Palestinians existence in that part of the World.  The Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs chosen for this role would be imperative to ensure our existence on this land mass of the Sinai. Likewise that of the Bedouin that are chosen to represent this designated area of the Sinai.  If the Israeli's play their cards right, Palestinians in Gaza get expelled to the Sinai and have to live under Hebrew AND Egyptian Law.

  The mess that was created by Chammas attacks on Simcha Torah will have to be met with Palestinians expelled from Israel.  The logic is very simple.  The bloodline of the Palestinian people is more relative to Egypt than to Israel.  With Egypt being in the equation of this peace process we will see more scrutiny into the mis-education that the Palestinians have been proactive in producing.  In other words they are adept at screening for warning signs that they've endured through in their past in mis-education.  This will help curb the mis-education that has been haunting us and bring some multiculturalism where at the very least people of different denominations can have some reference of peace and be used for future melting pots.  

  What I believe to be achievable are 500 Camps (Kibbutziim) housing 700 people at each Camp.  150 Isaeli Arabs, 150 Israeli Jews, 150 Palestinians.150 Egyptians, and 100 worldwide volunteers (U.N approved placements say 20% American, 20% Greek, 20% Italian, 20% Camaroon, 10% French, and 10% Bedouin).  This is 350,000 being placed in the Sinai to support a mission of multiculturalism for the Middle East.  Of course the security would be high in the beginning but in a short time we'll see peace as anyone who ever lived on a Kibbutz for 6 months (which I have) understands that conflict rarely occurs in a small environment like a Kibbutz.  In fact if you try and bully on a Kibbutz the penalty is high.  The members of each Camp have a roof over their head, 7 hours a day work (5 days a week), all the food is supplied, with an allowance of $10,000 U.S.D/Year payable on the last day of the yearly contract.  Likewise, an allowance for overtime that could lead to greater financial prosperity or converted into vacation time instead of the money.  For the Jewish population at these camps they could have Friday and Saturday, or Saturday and Sunday as their weekend.  For the Muslim population at these camps they could have Thursday and Friday, or Friday and Saturday as their weekend.  For the Christian population at these camps they could have Saturday and Sunday as their weekend.

  Israel restructured their courts a few years back (before the Simcha Torah attacks) to ensure the Israeli population was protected by ISRAELI LAW in the exact instance we saw with Chammas.  By allowing our neighbor Egypt into the equation we'll actually be in a higher learning mode in the Sinai (more accurate anyway).  The fact is that this could be used to formulate future havens similar to what the East has seen with Kashmir and Jaarta and perhaps find more common ground along the way for our future descendants to establish a reference point for peace.  This is the Two State solution that I bring forward to the viewer.

Trade Forecast for the Toronto Blue Jays - by Moses

From Toronto;  Nathan Lukes (OF - bats left) to the Philadelphia Phillies for Rafael Marchan (C - bats both)

The 2024 Toronto Blue Jays - by Moses

Manager - John Schneider

Projected Record - 97-65 (2nd in the American League East Division)

As a result this is what the Jays look like going into the '24 season;

Pitching Staff                            G   GS CG   IP     H   BB   SO    W  L ERA WHIP Sa    

1.  Kevin Gausman (RHP)       33  33   5   210.0 177  44   230    16  5  2.57   1.05     -

2.  Jose Berrios (RHP)              32  32  4   200.0 176  55   176    15  7   3.15   1.13     - 

3.  Chris Bassitt (RHP)             29  29  4  187.2 170  56   144     12  8   3.44   1.18     -

4.  Yusei Kikuchi (LHP)           27  27  1  165.1 148  44   133      8   6   3.50    1.14     -

5.  Alek Manoah (RHP)            23  23  0  128.0 104  38   135      9   5   3.21   1.10     -

6.  Ricky Tiedemann (LHP)     18  18  0  111.1   77  20   123      7   2   2.07   0.85     -         

7.  Trevor Richards (RHP)       55   -    -   77.0   63   25    87       3   4   3.26   1.13     5    

8.  Mitch White (RHP)             53   -    -    75.0  65    24   63       3   3   3.10    1.11    1

9.  Yimi Garcia (RHP)              63   -    -   68.2   61   18    63       3   4   3.33   1.14     0 

10.Genesis Cabrera (LHP)      55   -    -    53.1   45   17   57       4   3   2.99    1.15    1   

11.Tim Mayza (LHP)               56   -    -    57.2   41   22   62       3   3   2.54    1.08    3   

12.Chad Green (RHP)             50   -    -    51.2   44   13   56       3   4   3.44    1.09    0

13.Nate Pearson (RHP)           57  -     -    54.0   38   22   73       3   4   2.90    1.08    2            

14.Erik Swanson (RHP)          67   -    -    72.1   55   13   80       4   4   2.40    0.94   11

15.Jordan Romano (RHP)      56   -    -    55.2   43   23   61       5   3   2.77    1.14   35      

Batting Order vs Lefties                           AB  R   2B 3B HR RBI AVG OBP SLG SB CS  

1.  Davis Schneider(LF/2B/3B-bats right)400 67 27  3    18   69   .290   .367  .533  11  4 

2.  Bo Bichette (SS - bats right)               533 122 33  5    30  100  .312   .378   .579 30  8      

3.  George Springer (RF - bats right)     510  88  23  2    26   92   .279   .355   .514  7   3

4.  Vlad Guerrero Jr. (1B - bats right)   555 103 38  1    45  135  .300   .413   .627  5   1   

5.  Justin Turner (3B/DH - bats right)   447  70  22  0    23   77   .277   .355  .467   1   1     

6.  Alejandro Kirk (DH/C - bats right)  355  55  23  0    17   57   .256   .325  .433   0   1         

7.  Danny Jansen (C - bats right)           370  67  23  0    23   70   .246   .337  .452   0   1      

8.  Daulton Varsho (CF - bats left)         544  89  31  7    25   80  .275   .323   .469  13  5      

9.  Isiah Kiner-Falefa (2B/3B-bats right)350 64  23  2    11   53  .265   .315   .424   7   4  

Batting Order vs Righties

1.  Kevin Kiermaier (CF - bats left)      379  56   20  3    11  50  .255   .304   .404    7    4

2.  Cavan Biggio (2B/3B/RF - bats left) 410  77   31 3    15  64  .289   .367   .504   30  5  

3.  Bo Bichette (SS - bats right)

4.  Joey Votto (1B - bats left)                  333  53   22  2   15   56  .270  .392   .506    2   1    

5.  Vlad Guerrero Jr. (DH/1B - bats right)

6.  George Springer (RF - bats right)

7.  Daulton Varsho (LF/CF - bats left)

8.  Justin Turner (3B/DH - bats right)

9.  Danny Jansen (C - bats right)

 

 Bench

1.  Alejandro Kirk (C - bats right)

2.  Rafael Marchan (C - bats both)           135  15  7  0   2  14  .245   .289   .321    0   1  

3.  Ernie Clement (2B/SS/3B-bats right)  243  33 18 1  6   30  .260   .312   .389    5   4 

4.  Spencer Horwitz (LF/1B - bats left)    300  33 17 0 12   42  .310   .376   .510    1   3      

5.  Addison Barger (LF/SS/3B - bats left) 206 33 12 2   5    36  .268   .302   .380    5   2     

Depth Chart

Catchers

1.  Danny Jansen (bats right) *

2.  Alejandro Kirk (bats right)

3.  Rafael Marchan (bats both) ^

4.  Brian Serven (bats right)

1st Basemen

1.  Vlad Guerrero Jr. (bats right)

2.  Joey Votto (bats left) *

3.  Justin Turner (bats right)

4.  Spencer Horwitz (bats left) +

2nd Basemen

1.  Cavan Biggio (bats left)

2.  Isiah Kiner-Falefa (bats right)

3.  Davis Scheider (bats right)

4.  Ernie Clement (bats right)

3rd Basemen

1.  Isiah Kiner-Falefa (bats right)

2.  Justin Turner (bats right)

3.  Cavan Biggio (bats left)

4.  Ernie Clement (bats right)

Shortstops

1.  Bo Bichette (bats right)

2.  Isiah Kiner-Falefa (bats right)

3.  Ernie Clement (bats right)

4.  Addison Barger (bats left) +

Leftfielders

1.  Daulton Varsho (bats left)

2.  Davis Schneider (bats right)

3.  Rafael Lantigua (bats right) +

4.  Spencer Horwitz (bats left) +

Centerfielders

1.  Kevin Kiermeier (bats left)

2.  Daulton Varsho (bats left)

3.  George Springer (bats right)

4.  Cameron Eden (bats left) +

Rightfielders

1.  George Springer (bats right)

2.  Cavan Biggio (bats left)

3.  Addison Barger (bats left) +

4.  Cam Eden (bats left) +

Designated Hitters

1.  Justin Turner (bats right)

2.  Joey Votto (bats left) *

3.  Vlad Guerrero Jr. (bats right)

4.  Alejandro Kirk (bats right)

* - on injured reserve

+ - in Buffalo

^ - trade impending

World Wars in Todays' Age - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)

       In 1915-1919 we saw World War 1, a fight that was in the realm of the Astro-Hungarian Empire.  Germany breached in that War when they assassinated Prince Ferdinand and the Astro-Hungarian Empire launched into World War.  In 1937-1945 Germany breached again against anything towards humanity and murdered and butchered roughly 30 Million people including six million Jews by way of Concentration Camps.  

  In the last two years we've seen two major conflicts that are gross by nature for anyone living in Canada.  Why the hell is Russia attacking its' neighbour Ukraine and butchering their people using military might.  Britain just gave 3.2 Billion Pounds ($5 Billion Pounds when including 2022) to the Ukraine so that they don't lose the battle.  In the case of this escalating further we saw terrorist factions Chammas, Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah attack the holy land of Israel.  This is surmounting to attacks made by Iran sponsored Yemen bombings as recent as yesterday-the present.  These are threats that the U.S are just starting to dig their teeth into and we'll have military ops in place for probably five years or more depending on where the terrorist factions strike next.  I'm just wondering why Barack Obama was so accepting of Iran when he was President signing a Nuclear energy deal worth Billions of U.S.D.  Keep in mind that Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczinek were not stupid when they wrote 'Games of State' and 'Op-Center'.

  This is symptomatic of World War in my eyes and I hope and pray people aren't being led by herd mentality when they gather their thoughts on the events in the news today (about what War we're really talking about).  It seems that Russia is always taking a pro-dominant approach to settling affairs in their region  Great Britain has seen this as far back to the days of Stalin.  They had 'A Clockwork Orange' to contend with when their populous was put to test.  The terrorist factions that are surfacing is starting to escalate and this concerns me.  When there is someone hunting a group of ethnicities is  where I draw the line.  To target an ethnicity to what we're seeing with Chammas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, and now Iran sponsored military exercises performed by Yemen seem to indicate that the efforts of the I.D.F will now need American involvement to settle some scores and reduce the threat of a full out World War.  In the American media is where we should be looking for ideas to understand the patterns of the last 100 years.  In 1994 the movie 'Surviving The Game' came out.  The movie was about hunting humans for sport.  By the way, just asking, how many mass shootings and games like hunting people for sport have we ween in America in the past 10 years?  When all is said and done when do the Politicians come to terms with their frailties and let their military handle military operations?