Arab Gov'ts Should Do More To Counter Jewish Lobby In The US

Jordan Times ^

[cake_crumb]

Hey, that looks like a European woman lighting that flag ( far right, right-hand photo )!!

[veronica]

See the Saudi Prince bungle his $10 million dollar donation to the victims of the Islamic lobby.

That worked out great, didn't it? Heh.

[NixNatAVanG InDaBurgh]

New Kach Now

Here ya go, but don't expect much.
The Arab *lobby* is now the butt end of the Kyber Pass. May it be shat on forever.

[NixNatAVanG InDaBurgh]

kyber=KHYBER
sorry

[NixNatAVanG InDaBurgh]

Thee mus' not be reading the latest news, muh friend. Bush is kick-@ss tired of the Paleo-stinians. As is most of the rest of the civilized world. Wanna bet yer anthrax came from Saudi Arabia? I have a few extra pennies to spare...but the bet stands.

[MtnMover]

Perhaps both these constituencies should declare their allegiance to either America or their respective countries and focus their lobbying efforts accordingly. If they choose to be American citizens then they can work to strengthen America, not by fragmenting the House with the black-congress, the jewish-congress, the latin-congress or any other subgroup of the congress. We have enough American special interests fragmenting the American House into subcultures that promote the agendas of foreign nations. The US is not the UN - it is the US of us - without dual-citizenships either. If you want to lobby the UN or promote your country's interests, work through the diplomatic arm of the Department of State, use an international NGO, the news media, or anything else, but do not fragment the American Congress with special ethnic interests groups that serve as a political front for a foreign agenda.

[FITZ]

Those pictures don't show Israelis burning the US flag. These people have to realize that in order to make friends, you have to be friends. Burning flags and having anti-US protests and committing terrorist acts is not how to influence the US in any positive way.

[MtnMover]

I wonder how the two parties would behave if America indicated that in the interest of peace and freedom, it would redirect one-half of the aid it currently provides to Isreal to the Palestinians unless their political representatives did not soon come together in negotiations with the mandate that all aid to either party would be withdrawn if an agreement was not reached within a reasonable and short period of time. Serious conflict in these small territorities has gone on for way too long - and has occupied too much of our global interests. Give them one last chance to find a stable policy for tolerance, and emphasize that if continued serious conflict is the outcome of negotiations, everyone in the allied and non-allied communities will simply walk away and not focus our cameras on the outcome until the swords are turned into plows, regardless of who is planting the seeds.

[veronica]

Stop acting as if a Palestinian state has not been on the table before.

Barak offered one and Arafat balked. Nothing new here re: Bush. He only did it to appease the Arabs, and it won't get any results.

[veronica]

Our relationship with Israel is becoming more of a problem than an asset.

Only to the anti-Israel nutballs. In all recent polls support for Israel among normal Americans is at an all-time high.

[ccmay]

If by that you mean most Americans support Israel's right to exist in peace, then yes. But if by that you infer that most Americans are willing to give Sharon carte blanche in his oppression of innocent Palestinians, then I'm afraid you're mistaken.

I'm not so sure. People were pretty stirred up by the sight of Pallies dancing in the streets. This non-Jew thinks they are scum that should all be pushed over the border at gunpoint. If Sharon wants to muck out every Arab within the borders of Israel, fine by me. And the occupied territories? Those too. They should occupy as much as they can.

-ccm

[ccmay]

“I do not object to the Washington Institute and AIPAC; they are part of our system,” said Walker, who served as assistant secretary of state for near east affairs under former US President Bill Clinton.

“But you, the Arabs, can no longer afford to just ignore Washington. Arab governments and institutions should start considering how to affect public opinion in the US.”

Here is an example of the Arabist bias infesting the State Department, especially under Clinton. These striped-pants blowhards all need to be kicked out.

-ccm

[Don Joe]

"I wonder how the two parties would behave if America indicated that in the interest of peace and freedom, it would redirect one-half of the aid it currently provides to Isreal to the Palestinians..."

Fantastic logic there pal.

Let's run with it in the name of consistency, shall we?

We should also demand that -- "in the interest of peace and freedom" -- half the UK's budget go to the IRA, and half the US's budget go to the Taliban.

Do you actually think this stuff up, or are you just copying from your daily faxed copy of PLO "Ranting Points"?

[Don Joe]

"his oppression of innocent Palestinians"

Next time please give a "put down your coffee" warning when you drop side-splitters like that, OK? You owe me a new keyboard!

[LenS]

The only "innocent Palestinians" are the dead ones. No more negotiations. No more talk. It's time bring peace by the only methods that history has shown to work -- conquest or annihilation. For the first, ask the Japanese or the Germans. For the second, ask the Carthaginians -- oh well, I guess you can't do that unless you're that Crossing Over con man. It's far past time the Palestinians are either killed or returned to their homelands in Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Iraq. It's also past time that the US nuked Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Libya, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Iran (Let the returning Palestinians survive in a radioactive wasteland). And take back the oil fields of Saudi Arabia.

NO QUARTER!