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To: combjelly who wrote (863662)	6/9/2015 12:55:57 AM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1576012

Big time fleet on his feet. Truth hurts sometimes.

To: combjelly who wrote (863662)	6/9/2015 7:47:33 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1576012

Even then, the vast majority of liberals are not even anti-Zionist. Your 'idealistic' thinking, again about how things should be as opposed to the reality, right off the mark as usual. The fact is, that the vast majority of liberals have absolutely no clue about any differences and see them both, the anti-Semite and the anti-Zionite, as being the same thing. /Taro

To: combjelly who wrote (863662)	6/9/2015 9:51:41 AM
From: Brumar89	2 Recommendations Recommended By FJB TideGlider Respond to of 1576012

Hitler absolutely WAS anti-Zionist and he wrote about Zionism. Why wouldn't he be ... he was anti-Jew no matter what. I posted a Nazi news piece about the Jewish invasion of Palestine. Weiner boy is wrong again. So the moron is trying to claim that Hitler was an anti-Zionist? He was anti-Semitic, which isn't the same thing. Many on the Right try to conflate the two, but they are different. I don't think so when you get down to it. And reading on, Weiner boy shows why. Even then, the vast majority of liberals are not even anti-Zionist. To oppose the Israelis engaging in genocide is not the same thing. See what I mean .... the thing is Israelis aren't really engaging in genocide ... there is a large Arab minority in Israel while there are virtually no Jews left in Arab countries. To make an over the top charge like genodide is an example of how anti-zionism and anti-Semitism is virtually the same thing. Hitler also wasn't a socialist. Hitler WAS a socialist ... he even named his party socialist. Vegetarianism? Really? I wasn't aware this was something that was politicized. It's just one more example showing how liberal Hitler was, even in little things. He was only in favor of gun control for Jews. For Germans, it was a totally different story. Wrong. Weiner boy would have been better arguing pre-Nazi Germany already had gun control. Funny how a proto-fascist like Bruce runs away from Hitler. See there goes another lie. Weiner boy carries a deep wound. He's been embarrassed by myself and others here so many times and he can't get over it.

To: combjelly who wrote (863662)	6/9/2015 11:15:42 AM
From: bentway	Respond to of 1576012

Yes, an anal retentive authoritarian extreme right wingnut like Bruce would have made the perfect Nazi.

To: combjelly who wrote (863662)	6/9/2015 12:50:27 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1576012

Obama Admin Defends Meeting with Group That 'Slanders' Israel "Another blow to Israeli ........................................................................................................................ Truth Revolt ^ \| 6/8/15 \| Bradford Thomas The Obama administration defended a recent meeting between White House and State Department officials and "Breaking the Silence," an activist group Israel's justice minister has condemned for "slander[ing] the State of Israel." Breaking the Silence, which according to NGO-Monitor gets its funding from European sources, issued a report last month containing what it says are testimonies of Israel's use of indiscriminate force against Palestinian civilians from anonymous IDF soldiers who served during last summer's Israel-Hamas conflict. Though the IDF said it would investigate the report, it has raised significant questions about its credibility, some Israeli soldiers labeling it "a total lie" and Israel's top diplomat accusing the group of "working against Israel from within." In what Haaretz calls two "first of its kind" meetings, White House and State Department officials met with Breaking the Silence to discuss its accusations of Israel's human rights violations against Palestinians. The meetings came the same week that Israel asked the Swiss government to stop funding the group. In a statement to Haaretz, an unnamed State Department official defended the meeting with the anti-Israel group. "Officers from the State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor met with a representative from the Israeli NGO Breaking the Silence,” said the official. "The State Department regularly meets with a broad array of political and civil society organizations from various countries worldwide." "U.S. Government officials met with Breaking the Silence, as we routinely meet with a range of actors from official and non-official international groups, including from civil society,” an unnamed Obama administration official told Haaretz. According to Foundation for Middle East Peace president Matt Duss, fact that the Obama administration held two meetings with the group indicates that it has an open door to the administration. Haaretz reports: Duss told Haaretz that during the meetings, Breaking the Silence presented its recent report last summer’s Operation Protective Edge in the Gaza Strip. Obama administration officials reacted with a great deal of interest, Duss said, asking “many questions about the vetting process of the witnesses, the testimonies and the fact-checking.” According to Duss, the fact that both White House staff and the State Department held meetings with Breaking the Silence shows that the organization has an open door to the administration. The founder of the pro-Israel group NGO-Monitor, Gerald Steinberg, told TheBlaze Sunday that the administration giving credibility to Breaking the Silence "is another blow to Israeli perceptions of the U.S." "The rhetoric of support from President Obama and other officials is undermined when they give credence to these fringe groups that tour the world on European money to demonize Israel and attack Israeli democracy," said Steinberg.