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1 posted on 01/17/2011 10:20:07 AM PST by sukhoi-30mki
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Friedman said the decline in U.S. support for Israel must mark the first step in a revised American foreign policy. He said this was vital for what he termed the survival of the U.S. empire.

This is EXACTLY what Europe told itself as it started on the road to Eurabia.

With the same results.

The next step will be millions, and I mean Millions, of immigrants from the Islamic world.

Some kind of deal is in the process of being made, probably at the Bilderberg conference, and we will we not recognize this country in our life time, if we follow this policy.

36 posted on 01/18/2011 3:39:01 PM PST by happygrl
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Haha, Worst idea in the history of bad ideas.. so he wants to dump an ally(Israel) and screw over a prospective ally (India). Is it any wonder that India and Israel are doing join defense research and trade and at the same time upping their relationship?


38 posted on 11/18/2012 11:16:12 PM PST by coldphoenix
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This statement from Friedman isn’t simply a bolt out of the blue. Its is a long standing US foreign policy that is brought back into effect. Bush’s legacy to befriend India is being completely reversed. And I highly doubt it has anything to do with Saudi money. We very much underestimate America’s need to curry favor with Muslim countries.


40 posted on 11/20/2012 7:41:53 AM PST by ravager
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