Comments on: Netanyahu for President (of America)

By: David Deutsch

David Deutsch — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:30:32 +0000

Congressmen signed a fidelity pledge to Israel. Can you imagine the consequences if Congress had signed fidelity to, say, India? How can any congressman get re-elected once the voters know he has PLEDGED “FIDELITY” TO ANOTHER COUNTRY? It is mind boggling — how could such a candidate succeed? And yet we all know he would parade his signing and Americans would buy it, that is, they would buy that Israel is actually part of the US.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 12:28:24 +0000

IMHO, Netanyahu doesn’t need to be in the White House, on the public stage and lightened up. I think he is much more efficient in governing USA as he is doing now …

By: stienster

stienster — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 10:52:37 +0000

“there is a possibility that a second-term Obama might use the leverage all American presidents have to get a real peace process going, even if that means, as it would, challenging the Zionist lobby’s stooges in Congress to decide whether they are Americans first or not. (Those who are not could be condemned and prosecuted as traitors).”

Seriously? Such an educated and intelligent man- yet still capable of such BLINDNESS. Why not use your clout to suggest REAL SOLUTIONS, and even, REAL CAUSES OF THE ZIONIST PROBLEM? How many members of Congress recently took a ‘vacation’ to Israel?- and how many signed an agreement of fidelity WITH ISRAEL? It’s WAY too late to even imagine “prosecute as traitors”. That should have happened after THE FACTS of Mossad operations causing 9/11/01 came to hidden fore-front. Zionism has controlled all since at least the Bolshevic Revolution. There are NO presidential candidates offered which wouldn’t support zionism, including Ron Paul, whom Bibi just announced he endorses! If we the people do not wake up and act, we may as well just lay down and shut up. And that includes every member of the duped and paid for “press”.

By: David King

David King — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 19:33:25 +0000

Alan; you are wrong. The front runner is Ron Paul. And that is because he will withdraw all troops and kick isreal to the curb. The question everyone is asking, is will he be assassinated? And if he is; there will be rebellion in the US.

By: David Deutsch

David Deutsch — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:58:11 +0000

Vera — I don’t disagree. Shameless toadyism, like my dog licking my face to get a treat. I am just always surprised that Americans, the 99%, have bought the Israel brand so completely. Poor little Israel in danger from big, bad (and non-Western) Arabs! Even Jews. The second you raise the tiniest question, and seek a truthful answer, the whole crummy enterprise loses all substance and you can see history and politics clearly like never before. It is just so simple. I am amused at myself now that I ever EVER thought that the ADL or Simon Weisenthal or Holocaust Museums were ever EVER dedicated and decent. It is such a ridiculous thought for me now! Jewish parochial schools in America take the students on a senior trip to — can you guess? — Poland and then to Israel. Poland is the premise and Israel is the conclusion. They are accompanied by Israeli (not American) Shin Beth for their “protection” but really to keep them from interacting with Poles. The Poles must resent that their country is shown off as the killing fields and nothing else. It is just incendiary stupid stuff. I know this first hand.

By: Vera Gottlieb

Vera Gottlieb — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 10:51:18 +0000

Owned lock, stock and barrel! And not even ashamed of it. It isn’t the US Embassy that should be moved to Jerusalem…it is the White House!

By: David Deutsch

David Deutsch — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 18:03:34 +0000

As long as the Lobby can buy and sell American policy, maybe we can get AIPAC and SWU to help with domestic issues. Where does AIPAC stand on jobs legislation, taxes, monetary policy? Let’s exchange unbridled support for militarist Israel for support on jobs etc here. Realpolitik.

By: Mohamed Salem

Mohamed Salem — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 13:28:42 +0000

The changes brought by the so-called Arab-spring is that the meadle east is no longer managed by corrupted monarchs but by street poeples. In one or two years Israel and it’s western corrupted lobby will see that but it would too late for them…

By: David Deutsch

David Deutsch — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 05:03:05 +0000

The Lobby demonstrates the abuse that follows from unfettered greed and unfettered campaign contributions. If money determines policy and government actions, then there is no democracy left in America.

The 99% ought to shake off the Zionists and their money and, at the same time, the corporations and their money. The 99% can still pull this off, but it may never get the opportunity again.

I look forward to guidance on chasing the Zionists out of America and back to Israel where, by their own admission, they belong. It is the homeland, after all. So, what are they doing here? Go home and leave the US to Americans without a confounding, often treacherous, loyalty to another country. Just get out. Just go home. The t shirt should be “Zionist? Go home!”

By: Alanna Hartzok

Alanna Hartzok — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 03:41:26 +0000

Alan Hart -I receive google alert notice of your postings because of the similarity of our names. Since yours is the shorter of the two, I suspect you are not informed of mine. I just read your latest and suspect we have some similarities in worldview. So I thought to contact you.

How painful that this Israeli/Palestinian conflict is continues to be such hotspot when it is such a small territory with relatively few people. But if we can solve the problem there we can solve it anywhere! I have always considered it to be a microcosm of the world’s inability thus far to solve the “land problem” and to fairly share land and natural resources. Even with a two state solution, without solving the land problem internally, the wealth gap will grow, as it has already to extremes in Israel.

This is the kind of concern that I write about. My book – The Earth Belongs to Everyone – is recipient of the Radical Middle Book Award. The section on Economics of War and Peace describes key policy that could directly address and resolve the land problem for both Jews and Palestinians as well as everyone everywhere else.

The online course on Land Rights that I developed under contract with UN Habitat, now under my Earth Rights Institute, has nearly 700 enrolled from more than 90 countries. It is here: http://www.course.earthrights.net

Best always,

Alanna Hartzok