Posted on 12/12/2001 9:49:48 AM PST by mmmmmmmm....... donuts
Edited on 04/22/2004 12:31:50 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
WASHINGTON
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You need to get a clue.
FoxNews has already retracted the part about Israel 'withholding information' about anything.
So far this while story is much ado about nothing - I suspect some Arabists in the State Dept. want Israel to loses the phone co. contract.
The Israelis filming were never proved to be laughing and the only reason they were taken in for questioning is that some folks thought they were Arabs. LOL...
They have already been sent back to Israel.
"Master race?" What a clever way of comparing me to Hitler! ("Taliban," too. It must be my lucky day.)
If you have the ability, quote something I wrote that was even remotely "frothing" or "Taliban-type." I quoted from the word of God. One of your friends responded by calling it "crap"; so, I defended it. Even if you have a problem with that, your comparing me to the Taliban looks awfully naive, Skinhead.
Seems to me that you have no loyalty to your own country.
Seems to me you have much larger problems, starting with a ridiculous lack of perception and/or a penchant for jumping to illogical and downright laughable conclusions.
"No" loyalty to my country? Are you stoned, or just FRetarded? You're the one who wrote, "[America was dumb enough to leave capturing the Al Qaeda soldiers up to the stupid Afghans] because America was afraid to take any casualties on the ground. We let our allies do all the dying." And, you call me the one with a loyalty problem?
Frankly, my loyalty is to God. Then, I put the Constitution ahead of the country, just as it ought to be. Over its history, some terrible things have been done in the name of what's "best for the country," with little or no regard for the Constitution. Had Algore succeeded in stealing the election, I would have at least flown Old Glory upside down; burning it was an option, too. If your little mind deems that "no loyalty," so be it. Meanwhile, I'm in total agreement with these guys.
I was just an ANTI-SEMITE, but ASPIDE here is a full blown SKINHEAD! And to set the record straight, I am not Mr. Aspide's friend, I have never met him. Although it sounds like I would agree with quite a bit of what he says.
So Mr. Newgeezer, watch who you lump me in with, as a self-respecting anti-semite I resent being lumped in with common SKINHEADS! Thank you.
Davidb72...member since November 20th, 2001
Of course we have Israeli spies in America.
We have lots of spies from other governments in America.
But the spies from the other governments normally don't afford dual-citizenship plans, allowing American citizens to become citizens of THEIR countries as well.
It makes it easier for Israel to have their government "spooks" hanging around here if same "spooks" can be both American AND Israeli citizens.
That has got to stop.
"No man can serve two masters."
That can well apply to those who are the rope in the national identity tug-of-war as well as choosing between God and worldliness.
You need to read up on it more.
The link above is put out by the survivors.
I invite you to study it.
It is not long forgotten and forgiven.
There are just many who wish it were. It makes some people uncomfortable for it to be discussed.
And as for them...too bad.
Would you appreciate it if people thought the killing of Jews in World War II should be "long forgotten and forgiven"?
I'm not blaming them for wanting to keep tabs.
But then, American citizens cannot be blamed if, with such issues as Mr. Pollard on the table, we don't appreciate the notion of even "friendly spies" prowling around here.
I think there's a well-known phrase regarding "good intentions"...?
Yes...and that same website laments as well the refusal of Israel AND the U.S. to come clean on why the Liberty was attacked in the first place.
There's never been any explanation.
And many high-ranking officials and people of good reputation have rejected the "friendly fire" excuse.
And here's a link for you, too.
The survivors of the Liberty - plus others of good reputation and high official rank - have not been convinced that it was "friendly fire".
An intentional attack is not a "turkey" that should be buried.
I'd like to know what explanation they'll come up with for letting this out of the bag to begin with.
There's a lot of flak to be had for attributing any wrongdoing whatsoever to Israel.
I'm sure there are lots of nervous news producers at Fox waiting for the ADL ax to fall on them.
If a couple of low-level off-the-cuff remarks from some commentator critical of Israel can set forth the "We Are Troubled" letter writing engine (and Brit Hume, who is supposed to be an objective news anchor, even getting his patties slapped for not scolding the critic)...imagine what's going into production now.
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