MPGA Mission Statement
MPGA is a single American voice advocating for the Palestinian people, rebuilding and restoring their basic human rights, and creating a network to expand the movement within the United States and with peaceful global partners that truly reflect the values, morals, and ethics we hold as a society.
I want the State of Palestine recognized, with an embassy and ambassador in Washington, and for Palestine to have the same diplomatic equality and rights as other countries.
We demand a two-state solution, with borders redrawn and reinforced according to the 1967 agreement. We demand free and fair elections for Palestinian civilians to choose elected leaders who will be respected and protected like other world leaders.
What do the people want? That is where the legitimacy for any further discussions or agreements will be found. We demand an end to the targeting of humanitarian organizations, journalists, healthcare workers, and the return of all Palestinian hostages. There are about 10,000 of them in prisons without charges, trials, lawyers, food, water, or medicine, and they are being subjected to constant mental and physical abuse.
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Come Through My American Constitution
Please be advised, if you think you're going to come through my American Constitution, go read it first. I cannot make this any easier for you. There is debate in America about whether American voters should take a civics test before we can vote, and I tend to agree with that perspective.
I also believe that if you're going to hold public office or serve the American people, you should be well-versed in the founding documents and laws as well. For some of you, I know that's asking a lot, but before we stand on a soapbox, make sure you know what you're saying when making statements. Free campaign advice.
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The Birth of MPGA: Make Palestine Great Again
One single American's contribution for the State of Palestine.
