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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: hal jordan who wrote (4501)3/26/2004 10:30:55 PM
From: Ed Huang  Read Replies (7) of 22250
 
Well, Martin Luther King died in 1968. His remarks was made perhaps even years before that year. The Zionism then can be quite different than the mainstream Zionism today. Israel then was different than Israel now. Martin Luther King had no chance to see what has happened after 1968. So your quote is out-dated. We are facing and talking about today's MAINSTREAM Zionists and their nature, endeavor and what they are doing rather than discussing the Zionists long time ago or the mild ones who have little political power or influence.

>>...than sending kids off with bombs. Maybe Arafat can use some of the billions he has stolen for his own people for a change.<<

I want to mention that sending kids and women with suicide bombs to fight, in fact, reflecting that life for the Palestinians has become helpless and worthless caused by extreme oppressions from the occupiers.

Regarding Arafat, while I cannot prove he did not steal money, we cannot exclude that kind of reports have been just propaganda either. A money loving person would have run away(Sharon government wants him to leave, too) with the stolen billions to enjoy life rather than risking life by Sharon's life threats and extreme pressures all the time by staying in his Missile-torn and besieged office.


Regards.
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