Posted on 10/11/2001 7:08:53 PM PDT by gohabsgo
Suzanne Goldenberg is known to be anti-Israel Leftwingnut. Her stuff is pure propaganda. Yeah Bush is so hacked at Sharon he is meeting with him in a few weeks (3rd time) but brushed off the idea of meeting with Arafat (again) last night.
Oh your wife in the room or something? Wassa matter, don't like having your motives exposed?
Wonder if Arafat will sic the dogs on them again - and beg Israel for riot gear. LOL.
Back to the Jerusalem Post, eh? Is this the devastating counterargument I was supposed to respond to? LOL.
You keep saying that but never offer any evidence to support your claim. I'll ask again: In what way are the Zionists co-opting the tragedy for their own selfish propeganda purposes?
The people who are propegandizing the tragedy are the people who say "we were attacked because of our relationship with Israel" and "we should cut Israel off in order to avoid terrorism". That is pure propeganda, and it is preposterous to concede an inch in the face of these evil people. Much better to kill them. If that benefits Israel, so be it.
Whig, people have had quite enough of your blatant anti-Americanism. You need to parse out which country you are loyal to. In your case "dual loyalty" hardly expresses it. The days when the answer "both", never very believable, would work are limited.
Keep chanting that mantra, Veronica. It'll get you through these bad times (which may be getting worse).
Thanks for the wink and the smile.
Oh your wife in the room or something?
Oh, you know my ex-wife? LOL! I’ll bet you know Shirley too!
Arafat's face tough task cracking down on Islamic militant groups
JERUSALEM, Oct 7 (AFP) - Caught between pressure from the United States and Israel, Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority has started cracking down on Islamic militants opposed to a ceasefire, but security officials warned the task was not going to be easy.
Israel's army chief said the string of raids and arrests Saturday was just the start and that Israel expected much more, while Arafat ran into instant criticism from the hardline Islamic group Hamas, which said the detention of one of its bomb-makers was a blow to Palestinian "national unity."
The United States, anxious to cool regional tensions to clear the way for its planned offensive against terror suspects in Afghanistan, has urged both sides to quell the violence, and has frequently told Arafat to do more to stop attacks.
And in case you missed Bush's speech last night, he made it pretty clear Arafat has to toe the line. Heel Arafat!
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