Israel Bombed Lebanon with Uranium

By Kurt Nimmo
October 28th, 2006

Once again, we are told those crazy Iranians have “stepped up” their enrichment program, and Israel has taken the opportunity to compare Iran to Nazi Germany.

War criminal Ehud Olmert, guilty of bombing Lebanese children while they slept in apartment buildings, used Yad Vashem, Israel’s national Holocaust memorial, to warn of Iranian “echoes of those very voices that started to spread across the world in the 1930s,” a reference to German fascism. Of course, Iranian nationalism and Islamic fundamentalism is hardly analogous to fascism, never mind the idiots on Fox News incessantly jabbering about “Islamofascism,” but this fact is lost on the ill-informed hordes tuned in to the corporate media Borg Hive.

Meanwhile, as the corporate media attempts to scare us into believing Iran will have nukes by the time I finish typing this sentence, the possibility Israel used uranium in Lebanon receives next to no coverage.

The Independent is reporting “that scientists were studying samples of Lebanese soil after Israeli bombing during the July-August war showed high radiation levels, suggesting that uranium-based munitions had been used. Samples taken from two Israeli bomb craters in the Lebanese villages of Khiam and aL-Tiri have been sent to the Harwell laboratory in Oxfordshire, southern England, for further analysis.”

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Connecting the Dots of Jewish Power in America
By David Duke

Recently it was brought to my attention that a radical, Jewish extremist, Cheryl Halpern, was appointed to head of the CPB, Corporation of Public Broadcasting. A former chairwoman for the Republican Jewish Coalition, Halpern currently sits on the board of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP), a spin-off of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Israel’s Washington, DC lobby.

So now we have a Jewish extremist supporter of Israel in charge of the one television network that is supposed to be immune to advertising and other forms of external influence and pressure. At least a partial premise of PBS is to offer politically unbiased broadcasting supported by taxpayer’s money.

Halpern sat on the board of CPB, the Committee for Public Broadcasting, since 2002 and was critical of the “anti-Israel bias” of PBS. As the media watchdog organization, FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting), has shown in repeated studies of PBS, the public network has consistently shown bias on behalf of Israel not against it. Here is a direct quote from FAIR:

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