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"It is the religious fanaticism of the US that propels it to support Israel and provide a shelter for all its crimes. Condaleza Rice and Colin Powell recently stated about the need to defend Israel on the basis of how it reminds them of biblical times."
Every President and Congress are Complicit in Israel’s "War Crimes"
"With the exception of the great majority of the American people, the entire world knows that Israel and its lobbies run the U.S. Government, and no President or Congressman will dare challenge or swerve from the path AIPAC draws for their subservience....America, Israel is suffocating your freedoms, your government, your Constitution, and your destiny and future....Will you ever care again about this nation, who’s running it, what’s happening to it, and where it’s heading?"
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Six Weeks to Go
"What is unclear at this point is whether or not a nationalized contest will still materialize. Is there enough anger at Republicans, enough dissatisfaction with the Bush Presidency, that voters, on their own, decide to change direction? Although, it's never a good idea to count on spontaneity to determine the outcome of an election, it may still occur with Republicans being out in a tidal wave of voter dissatisfaction. But, if this does in fact occur, it will be because voters figured it out on their own and are hoping that Democrats will make a difference."
Israel seeks ways to silence human rights groups :: First goal...
"Israeli officials are reported to be discussing ways either to make it illegal for foreign governments to fund “political” organisations in Israel or to force such groups to declare themselves as “agents of a foreign government”.
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