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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: PROLIFE who wrote (755746)	12/6/2006 5:35:26 PM
From: BEEF JERKEY	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

The guy has history of being pro-Israeli. Its no wonder we can't make any headway in Iraq when we so unconditionally support the Israelis and their abuse of Arabs. This is the Elephant in the room in the middle East. Bush is a complete numb-skull for thinking he could develop a pro-American regime in Iraq and unconditionally support Israel at the same time. This is the message Bush has gotten from Arab countries - you want help in Iraq there has to be movement on the Palestinian question. This guy just had the typical Jewish response of throwing a total hissy-fit if anyone dare criticize Israel. Israel could do a lot to help the American position in the Middle East by improving their treatment of Arabs but although they gladly accept billions in aid they won't lift a finger help to Bush.

To: PROLIFE who wrote (755746)	12/6/2006 6:38:25 PM
From: Karen Lawrence	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Many Americans remained "passively" approving of the Iraq war--despite not just its blatant imperialist aggressiveness but its sheer irrationality and absurdity--because of the perception that somehow America's "holy war," with its pageantry of "shock and awe," was in the interests of Israel. Although Carter's warnings, criticisms, and prescriptions in "Palestine Peace Not Apartheid" require as much of the Palestinians as the Israelis, the criticisms he has received come from narrow, defensive Americans who are incapable of rising to anything resembling an impartial, broad-based understanding of the "human community"--of the "family of man," as it was once called. www.amazon.com