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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: ThirdEye who wrote (339553)1/8/2003 4:51:24 AM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
>> Let's see, was it Joe Lieberman who called Muhammed a terrorist, or was it Jerry Falwell? Was it Arlen Specter who said Islam was a violent religion, or was it Billy Graham's son? <<

i have major problems with fundamental christian zionists such as falwell and graham as well. it's only natural that the jewish-controlled media is going to make a big fuss and splash their statements regarding islam all across the news. it's in their interest to do so. the shame is that suckers like falwell and graham play right into their hands. it's quite obvious why they toe the line and play along with regards to israel and jews. it's apparent that unabashed support of israel is the entrance ticket to fame and relevance for these televangelists. if they stood up and told the truth about jews they would never get put on the air. they wouldn't be the big media stars that get invited on all the talk shows and get flown around the world. that is how they rationalize their unabashed support of israel and jews. they tell themselves, if i anger the powerful jews who control the media, i won't get invited on tv. i won't get my message out, or be able to save more people. so if i have to look the other way when it comes to jews and israel while openly condemning islam, so be it.

sell outs pure and simple.
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