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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (93234)	4/5/2008 4:11:06 PM
From: glenn_a	Respond to of 110194

zeus. ((Your a conflicted piece of work.)) Won't deny that. :) ((In your world Israel is always wrong ... )) Umm, I don't believe I've ever said such a thing. Could you refer me to a previous post of mine where I've said that? I do recall on many occassions saying that I strongly disagree with Isreali foreign policy. But I don't recall ever saying they were always wrong. I mean, they live in a tough neighborhood. BTW, I am also well aware of the history of Islamic fascism. And certainly, there are Islamic political entities that have historically, and current do, reflect these tendencies. Furthermore, in the post you referenced, I specifically included Turkey and Saudi Arabia as ruling elites who I despise, along with the ruling elite of Israel. Also, it really doesn't take a lot of balls to critize Israel foreign policy at all. I mean, it's not a very difficult position to support. <<Conversely - and this leaves me somewhat torn because I am such a Bin Laden lover - I think "most all" Muslims are creepy, retarded, religiously-backward, evil-doers who threaten all that is good in this world and that American stands for.>> Err, that was "satire". You know, Jonathan Swift - sort of like irony, but with a touch of sarcasm. That's the danger of using satire, your audience may take it as your genuine belief. Regards, Glenn