A Republican's Case Against George W. Bush

aljazeerah.info ^ | April 17, 2004 | Paul Findley

[b4its2late]

aljazeerah posted this. Hope he feels better that he wrote it now....

[marvlus]

Another short-sighted individual, regardless of his idealogy.

[WOSG]

Paul Findlay, giving aid and comfort to our enemies, both foreign and domestic. Puke.

[scottinoc]

Looks like there is a new darling of the democrats/islamofacists. Bet Perkie Katie can't wait to slurp him up.

[afraidfortherepublic]

The War on Terror trumps all. 3000 lives in NYC, PA, and DC trump all. In all due respect, Findlay should crawl under a rock.

[Theodore R.]

This Findley was an IL Republican in the mold of his colleague John B. Anderson, who endorsed Walter F. Mondale 20 years ago! I would question his "Republicanism." What's wrong with IL?

[WOSG]

Paul Findley, a Member of Congress for 22 years, is the author of "They Dare to Speak Out: People and Institutions Confront Israel's Lobby"

Ah, it's all about the Joooos. Now we know why Al Jazeera is so interested...

[sauropod]

Lemme guess. 'Rat right?

[Sister_T]

Here's someone else who hopes Bush loses:

[Southack]

"By standing resolutely for justice for Palestinians, who are mostly Muslim, Bush would virtually end anti-American protests and strengthen moderate forces worldwide."

Oh please. Standing resolutely for the justice of the Muslims in Kosovo didn't end the anti-American protests there. Even today American policewomen have been murdered by radical Muslims in Kosovo.

Such animals don't care if we aid them in a war...and the Palestinians are far more violent, with far more suicide bombers, than the Kosovo Muslims...meaning that Palestinians are even less likely to appreciate any friendship or aid that we show them.

[WOSG]

Read carefully ... he thinks 9/11 was a less important crime than Israel being in the west bank... what a lunatic.

If a peaceful palestine can be constructed to live next to Israel, that would be fine. But he makes no mention at all of the 30 years of terrrorism by the PLO and Hamas that makes "peaceful coexistence" so difficult.

[Sister_T]

Oh please. Standing resolutely for the justice of the Muslims in Kosovo didn't end the anti-American protests there. Even today American policewomen have been murdered by radical Muslims in Kosovo.

You got that right and didn't we help the Muslims there? So much for standing resolutely for the justice of the Muslims! Why do these folks think that appeasement is the answer?

[Cathryn Crawford]

Paul Findley is a common critic of AIPAC (The American-Israel Public Affairs Committee), because he believes that they use thir influence unduly to control and manipulate elections. His being published in Al-Jazeera could be a result of his life-long stance on the pro-Israel lobby.

[Alia]

Mr. Finley,

Go to hell.

Sincerely,

...Alia

[valkyrieanne]

Al-Jazeera???? That news outlet should be *shut down.* They're not a news agency; they're shills for terrorism.

[mtbopfuyn]

That's what happens when one is senile.

[Mike Darancette]

Findley has been Anti-Israel since way, way before 9-11. Google this puke and see.

[Torie]

If Bush has the will, he can easily free himself and America. If he acts, he will transform the grim scene in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East into bright promise. Any day he chooses, the president can instantly without firing a shot quiet guerrilla warfare in Iraq and anti-American protests throughout the world.

All he needs to do is inform Sharon that all aid will be suspended until Israel vacates the Arab territory Israeli forces seized in June 1967.

Sure, whatever you say Paul. The perps in Iraq will love us, if only we put the screws on Israel. Talk about a leap of faith, divorced from any semblance of reality. Somehow, I don't think Bush will be taking your advice.

Paul Findley for those who do not know, was a congressman from Springfield Illinois, who was so pro Arab and anti Israel, that he was defeated by Richard Durbin, who is now a sitting senator from Illinois.

[Killborn]

He uses all the same lefty arguments we all know and hate. He's not a Republican...