On Nov 7, 2:48 pm, Fred Kasner <fkas...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> knews4u2c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> > On Nov 6, 11:45 pm, "Bay Area Holdout" <Linea...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> "Jeff McCann" <NoS...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>
> > <Snip wasted good advice that will never see the light of day>
>
> > Here it comes kids.
> > Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.
>
> > From:
> >http://rense.com/general83/done.htm
>
> > ALI ABUNIMAH: On yesterday's announcement of Rom Israel Emmanuel to
> > become White House Chief of Staff. "Indeed Emmanuel is one of the most
> > hard-line sup****ter's of Israel and has been for years. He's the son
> > of Benjamin Emmanuel who actually was a gun-runner for Irgun, the pre-
> > Israeli Zionist militia that carried out numerous terrorist attacks on
> > Palestinian civilians, including the bombing of the King David Hotel.
>
> > Of course Rom Emmanuel himself is not responsible for any of that, but
> > his record is sometimes far to the right of President Bush when it
> > comes to sup****ting Israel. But I think the im****tant thing here is
> > not just the appointment of Emmanuel but the greater context here
> > which is that from the days when we knew Barack Obama as a small time
> > politician in Illinois.
>
> > I won't tell you that I've never said that he was incredibly
> > progressive on Israel-Palestine; but he was certainly more open minded
> > than he is now. And what he's done substantially throughout the
> > campaign is to distance himself, or to 'throw under the bus' as the
> > term goes; any advisor or friend that was suspected of having pro-
> > Palestinian sympathies. In other words he has suc***bed to the
> > McCarthyite and racist campaigns that says; If you associate with even
> > a very moderate Columbia University professor, or take their advice,
> > then that's the biggest crime. So the signal he's sending here is that
> > this is not going to change. The people who could give him more
> > balance, more objective or more realistic advice that could change the
> > course of the disastrous Palestine- Israeli policies of the Bush and
> > Clinton administrations-that that is not going to happen.
>
> > That should be very worrying because a lot of progressive people; a
> > lot of people in the Middle-East, a lot of leaders, have pined hopes
> > upon Obama of being quite different on this issue-and I just don't see
> > any evidence so far, that that's going to be the case.
>
> > It worries me that people will stay silent, rather than putting on the
> > table now: and loudly-their demands for a more balanced, more
> > objective, more fair plan that could bring peace for Palestinians and
> > Israelis.
> > There could not be a more provocative appointment than Rom Emmanuel,
> > if he wanted to send a signal that he is going to stick by a hard-line
> > pro-Israel!
>
> > The point I want to make is that Barack Obama has painted himself into
> > a corner by appealing to the most hard-line pro-Israeli elements in
> > this country. By distancing himself from all advisors, even mainstream
> > establishment figures like Zebignev Brzezinski or Robert Malley who
> > was one of Clinton's officials who was thought by the pro-Israeli
> > lobby to be too pro-Palestinian. What he has done is he has publicly
> > embraced people like Dennis Ross and Martin Endig, two of the most
pro-
> > Israeli officials from the Clinton era, who are totally distrusted by
> > the Palestinians and other across the Middle-East, because they are
> > seen as life-long advocates for Israeli positions.
>
> > So he's made it impossible or extremely difficult for himself to say
> > 'look, now we're going to talk to wider range of people; we're going
> > to talk to those excluded voices that could give us advice, that could
> > actually get us out of this mess in Israel- Palestine' and that's very
> > worrying. And I think that progressive people across this country;
> > instead of basking in the euphoria, need to pick themselves up today
> > and start demanding that the Obama administration immediately end The
> > Siege of Gaza: it's totally indefensible, and it is a crime
> > unprecedented in modern history, that 1.5 million people are confined
> > to a Ghetto, starved, cut-off from the world: threatened! This is
> > indefensible and there's no need for this to continue even for a
> > single day under a new administration that should be setting the
> > standard very high; not accepting 'slight hints' that 'in a few year's
> > time,' an Obama administration "might" accept a Palestinian State or
> > might talk about one. The days for that are over. This situation is
> > urgent, and we really need to see radical change: It's not going to
> > come from Rom Emmanuel and Dennis Ross and Martin Endig-it's only
> > going to come from a groundswell; demanding that the promises of
> > 'change' be kept!"
>
> An amazing load of political flatulence from the purveyor of arrant
> nonsense in all matters scientific and technical. And for a further
> proof that he is a hopeless source of anything consider that he
> mentioned the name of a Congressman who has accepted Obama's offer of
> the position of chief of staff in the White House and in all four
> references to his name misspelled it exactly and wrongly four times.
> Surely indications that the Junior Dummy is hopelessly without ability
> to comment on anything. The name is Rham not Rom, you dummy.
> FK
I didn't write it King Dumb ****.
It doesn't CHANGE THE FACTS.
You want to make a serious argument or pick nits?
Your baby is a "Son of a Terrorist" who's loyalties are not in
America's best interests.
http://rense.com/general83/eman.htm
Keep em coming though loser.
http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/diarypage.php?did=10643
He had to be run out of Clinton's cabal because of his activities and
the 18 MILLION HE PULLED OUT OF FREDDIE MAC.
And the rest of the "Old "agents of change?""
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/uselection2008/3394087/Obama-appoints-advisers-including-Buffett.html
What a ****in mess.
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