It’s Time for a Declaration of Independence From Israel

By Chris Hedges

The former New York Times Mideast bureau chief warns that America’s foreign policy, particularly under the Bush administration, has been subverted by an aggressive and dangerous Israeli agenda that could launch a nightmarish regional war. (Obviously he will not be working for the New York Times ever again….)

Israel, without the United States, would probably not exist.  The country came perilously close to extinction during the October 1973 war when Egypt, trained and backed by the Soviet Union, crossed the Suez and the Syrians poured in over the Golan Heights.  Huge American military transport planes came to the rescue.  They began landing every half-hour to refit the battered Israeli army, which had lost most of its heavy armor.  By the time the war was over, the United States had given Israel $2.2 billion in emergency military aid.

The intervention, which enraged the Arab world, triggered the OPEC oil embargo that for a time wreaked havoc on Western economies.  This was perhaps the most dramatic example of the sustained life-support system the United States has provided to the Jewish state.

Israel was born at midnight May 14, 1948.  The U.S. recognized the new state 11 minutes later.  The two countries have been locked in a deadly embrace ever since.

Washington, at the beginning of the relationship, was able to be a moderating influence.  An incensed President Eisenhower demanded and got Israel’s withdrawal after the Israelis occupied Gaza in 1956.  During the Six-Day War in 1967, Israeli warplanes bombed the USS Liberty.  The ship, flying the U.S. flag and stationed 15 miles off the Israeli coast, was intercepting tactical and strategic communications from both sides. The Israeli strikes killed 34 U.S. sailors and wounded 171. The deliberate attack froze, for a while, Washington’s enthusiasm for Israel.  But ruptures like this one proved to be only bumps, soon smoothed out by an increasingly sophisticated and well-financed Israel lobby that set out to merge Israeli and American foreign policy in the Middle East.

Israel has reaped tremendous rewards from this alliance.  It has been given more than $140 billion in U.S. direct economic and military assistance.  It receives about $3 billion in direct assistance annually, roughly one-fifth of the U.S. foreign aid budget.

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Dunce Caps and Jew Tubes

By Patrick Grimm

A recent MSNBC (notice: Jewish-run media outlet) article “kindly” informs us that there seems to be a frightening amount of ignorance in the American populace about foreign policy, Middle Eastern affairs and other goings-on. The article tells us “For our What You Need to Know Now cover story, we asked our polling firm to test 1,001 adults on a variety of topics, including politics, foreign affairs, business, technology and popular culture. The results were mixed, to be charitible. NEWSWEEK’s first What You Need to Know Poll found many gaps in America’s knowledge—including a lingering misperception about an Iraqi connection to the September 11 terror attacks, an inability to name key figures in the American government and general cultural confusion.

Even today, more than four years into the war in Iraq, as many as four in 10 Americans (41 percent) still believe Saddam Hussein’s regime was directly involved in financing, planning or carrying out the terrorist attacks on 9/11, even though no evidence has surfaced to support a connection. A majority of Americans were similarly unable to pick Saudi Arabia in a multiple-choice question about the country where most of the 9/11 hijackers were born. Just 43 percent got it right—and a full 20 percent thought most came from Iraq.” [1]

Well no kidding! What the article, which you can read if you so desire right here, fails to mention is that the dearth of American knowledge is mainly due to the one-sided, slanted and pro-Zionist organs of media run by Jews who delight in Gentile ignorance, as well as Gentile apathy, especially if the Gentile is a white person. If you are a newcomer and don’t believe that Jews run the entire American media, I suggest that you hurry here and rapidly inform yourself. The article I just referred to is even entitled Dunce-Cap Nation and I believe that this is an appropriate and fitting name for the United States of America, or at least a majority of its citizens. But if there were truly a concern over the lack of fundamental knowledge among Americans, why couldn’t the print and TV media work on ameliorating this deficit? Why? Mainly because they delight in it. They want a nation-state full of people who are like “a little lamb lost in the wood” as Gershwin phrased it in the standard sung so beautifully by Sinatra called “Someone To Watch Over Me”.

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