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Israel is the Tail that Wags the Dog A lot of people have heard the phrase "the tail that wags the dog," but very few know where this came from. It comes from Arab journalists back in the '70s in describing the way the US does whatever Israel wants....
Posted: Tue, Aug 20, 2002 5:24pm PDT
Pro-Israeli Groups Target Politicians Who Call for Balance in our Foreign Policy McKinney sees what happened to Hilliard, and that American Jewish money is pumping up Majette's challenge. So she goes to Arab-American groups to try to raise money to fight back. This allows Tom Edsall to attack her in the Post as being in receipt of money from pro-terror Muslims. Lots of nasty looking Arab/Muslim names suddenly fill Edsall's stories. ...and when furious blacks start denouncing the role of outside Jewish money in the onslaughts on Hilliard and McKinney... there'll be an aval...
Posted: Tue, Aug 20, 2002 5:03pm PDT
The Intifada is dead, long live the Intifada The peace with Egypt, signed in 1977, resulted from Isreal's strategic need to isolate the dirty
war against the Palestinians from the larger Arab context, of which Egypt was the leading
power. The move was successful, allowing Israel to invade Lebanon in 1982 without worrying
about a Southern front. The invasion itself was a move to undermine the political pressure to
recognize and negotiate with Palestinians over land....
Posted: Mon, Aug 19, 2002 3:05am PDT
Is the US Media Biased When It Comes To the Middle East? When Daniel Pearl was killed by Islamists in Pakistan, the US media reported it as a horrific crime -- which was correct because it was. When Israeli Soldiers shot Suraida Saleh to death while she was holding her 9 month old baby in her harms, their was not even a peep out of the US media. It did not matter that she was a Palestinian American that was born in the US. Her family was not invited to speak on Larry King Live on CNN. This one small case points out the extreme double standard by...
Posted: Sun, Aug 18, 2002 10:57pm PDT
Before Israel was Our Ally, We had NO Enemies in the Middle East We are in this mess because the Bush administration
foreign policy is based on lies. It is based on lies in order
to avoid the politically incorrect truth that our problem
with terrorism is solely the result of our outrageously
unjust policy of blind support of Israel. Neither Bush nor
Congress wants to admit this, so they come up with
absurd lies that terrorists are jealous of our free...
Posted: Sun, Aug 18, 2002 10:12pm PDT
Language Of The Middle East How little value they
place on Palestinian life is illustrated by a sentence an
Israeli court gave a Jewish settler. His sentence was a
fine and community service. What was his crime? He had
knocked down a 10-year-old Palestinian boy, put his
booted foot on the child's neck and beaten him to death
with the butt of his military pistol....
Posted: Sun, Aug 18, 2002 10:03pm PDT
Racial Stereotypes Drive Handling of Mideast Policy In the Southwest suburbs, Arab American Family Services directors
Itedal Shalaby and Nareman Taha struggle in cramped quarters with
limited budgets and little or no outside government help to help
post-Sept. 11 victims....
Posted: Sun, Aug 18, 2002 9:28pm PDT
According to the People of Jenin... “We couldn’t identify the body because the tank ran over him
repeatedly. The only thing that was intact was his toes,” a Jenin
survivor told me as he testified to the Israeli massacre....
Posted: Sun, Aug 18, 2002 9:24pm PDT
Flashpoints Aug 15-16: Reparations; AIM; R. Clark; Bhopal; Al-Jazerra; ICAHD Flashpoints Aug 15-16: about the movements for Reparations for Slavery and for Native Americans; American Indian Movement's Vernon Bellecourtt; Ramsey Clark passionate about Iraq; US shrimpboat captain testifies for Bhopal victims; Al-Jazerra TV kicked out of Jordan; about NPR bias; interview w Jeff Halper w ICAHD...
Posted: Sat, Aug 17, 2002 1:07am PDT
Oil ... Follow the Money Follow the Money...
From Your Gas station to Saudi Arabia to Arafat...
Posted: Thu, Aug 15, 2002 6:52am PDT
Could Mossad have sabotaged the EgyptAir flight that went down in 1999? There were 33 high ranking Egyptian officers on board. I remember watching ABC news at the time and was told that the Egyptian pilot had said "I have made my decision now." After Egyptian investigators listened to the voice recorders, that quote was nowhere to be found. Why was that lie televised and why was it never corrected -- leaving the impression that the Egyptian pilot really had committed suicide....
Posted: Sun, Aug 11, 2002 7:41pm PDT
Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations Gauge American Support ......
Posted: Sun, Aug 11, 2002 12:13pm PDT
The Israeli Response to Palestinian Nonviolence Israel has made any attempt at Palestinian non-violent protest virtually impossible by their use of violence to stop the protests and torture of those they take prisoner....
Posted: Sun, Aug 11, 2002 11:58am PDT
Delta Airlines refuses passengers because of their nationality While airlines have had their hands tied in trying to stop possible terrorists because of accusations of racism against Arabs and Muslims they are now discriminating against people whose nationality terrorists may go after-call in the civil libertarians!lefties protest!...
Posted: Sun, Aug 11, 2002 4:31am PDT
The truth about “KILL ALL JEWS!” Why would anyone stoop so low as to try
to discredit me by making grossly racist comments under my name?...
Posted: Sat, Aug 10, 2002 6:42pm PDT
Dodging Bullets in Nablus Peace activists brave Israeli snipers in the Occupied West Bank....
Posted: Sat, Aug 10, 2002 2:37pm PDT
The Arabs I Know There is a great deal of propaganda against Arabs in the western media....
Posted: Sat, Aug 10, 2002 2:18pm PDT
Arab American academic racist Arab American Professor Naseeer Alomari unable to distinguish between racism and "anti-zionism". This was published in the Jordan Times. The Jordanian born author teaches at Marist College in New York State....
Posted: Fri, Aug 9, 2002 5:05pm PDT
De-Nazify the West Bank The television camera lens moves with seeming effortlessness from the pictures of suffering and death at the Hebrew University to the carnival in Gaza City, where thousands take to the streets in celebration of the pictures from Jerusalem. Gazing at the revelers on the screen, one strains one's eyes to find an expression of shame, guilt, or remorse on the faces in the crowd. One unconsciously prays to discern anything that would show that those in front of the camera are there by accident or ...
Posted: Thu, Aug 8, 2002 9:54pm PDT
Hatred of Arabs Is So Commonplace, It Usually Goes Unnoticed Yet the extremism about which I speak isn't actually extreme, at least not in the
customary definition of the word. The man who wishes all Palestinians would die is
better embraced by American analysts than those who argue in favor of
international law (i.e., against Israel's occupation and in support of the right to
return). With minor variations, decorated commentators George Will, Charles
Krauthammer, William Safire, and scores of others say the same thing. They are, in
short, odious...
Posted: Mon, Aug 5, 2002 11:16pm PDT
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