[bribriagain]

"Germans have never had a tradition of dual loyality."

Hear that?

[Polybius]

"Germans have never had a tradition of dual loyality."

Well, that's not exactly historically correct.

Amerikadeutschen Volksbunden (German American Bund) Rally

Amerikadeutschen Volksbunden (German American Bund) 1937 Yearbook

[veronica]

"Germans have never had a tradition of dual loyality." Hear that?

Oh yes. I hear it.

FBI Agent Who Refused To Tape Al-Arian Is Suspended

by Michael Fechter - The Tampa Tribune - March 4, 2003 -

"A Muslim FBI agent, twice accused of refusing to tape-record conversations with terrorism financing suspects, has been suspended and ordered back to the United States from the American Embassy in Saudi Arabia.

FBI officials declined Monday to comment. The suspension of agent Gamal Abdel-Hafiz was first reported last week by ABC News.

The former lead investigator into the possible terrorist ties of fired University of South Florida Professor Sami Al-Arian said Abdel-Hafiz hurt that inquiry by refusing to record a conversation with the professor in 1998."

Apparently this agents loyalty was to Islam rather than the US, and his quote was that "a Muslim does not tape another Muslim."

Even I gather when matters of national security are of issue.

PS, not only are American Jews loyal, in a recent, world-wide BBC survey (which I posted here) Israelis were second only to Americans in their admiration and respect toward America.

Next question. :)

[dennisw]

I'm on the side of Israel while you make common cause with the Jihadists. Your comments here would get the AlQaeda seal of approval.

[Courier]

Who the **** are you and why are you pinging me?