Comments on: Netanyahu v Obama – What next?

By: Nathan Horowitz

Nathan Horowitz — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 03:00:23 +0000

When Mandela was asked by the Boers at the end of Apartheid if they could have the Orange Free State as a white state, he said that he didn’t “…believe in white states or black states, only democratic states. One man, one woman, one vote, one government and everyone equal under the law. And if I believe that in South Africa, why should I change it for Palestine?…”

I am an ex Israeli fighter pilot, with the emphasis on “ex”. I am a South African born Jewish fighter pilot who originally trained with the very professional South African Air Force during our Angolan War and who later had the bad sense of judgement to enlist in israel.

Today I remain proudly and firstly a Jewish South African who is also proud of those very words from our wonderful President. Israelis should listen a little harder to the international community, and especially to those famous world leaders like Mandela.

Maryam, I wonder, do you have one of those “Operation Megaphone” tools from the Israeli public propaganda units? One like this:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaphone_desktop_tool

Either way, you don’t fool me one little bit.

By: maryam

maryam — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 11:25:51 +0000

Well, that explains it. You live in Tasmania. Everything you’ve heard? Well, hearing isn’t the same as doing the research, and reading. I “heard” a lot of good things about Obama, too – and look how he turned out.

By: Adam

Adam — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 03:20:30 +0000

What are those crazy comments against Ron Paul for? He’s the only honest candidate running, you can tell if someone is honest in America now because the media ignores them & voter fraud is evident EVERYWHERE! Everything I’ve heard Ron Paul say has been pro liberty & freedom. Values that aren’t contained to the united states, I live in Tasmania.

By: maryam

maryam — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 11:42:17 +0000

@James, I will write you very soon, I have been very busy but I haven’t forgotten you.

“How can a country with mostly Muslims lavel itself a Jewish state?” has to be the most inane thing I’ve read in years. 20 percent of Israel is Arab, and the rest are Jews.

Most people I know here in the middle east are convinced that the US and Iran are working together to foment instability in the region. For that reason, the US will never attack Iran, but it’s questionable whether or not Israel will act on its own. I tend to think they won’t, because they’ll fail. Israel is good at bullying mostly unarmed people, i.e., Palestinians. Israel had its ass kicked badly by Hizbullah back in 2006, and I’m sure that they would experience similar comeuppance if they are stupid enough to attack Iran.

By: Alex

Alex — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 09:56:45 +0000

Don’t want to throw a spanner in the the conversation but the whole Obama and Netanyahu politics is a soap opera. The real orders are coming out of the City of London (the people who created Israel). In my opinion the only thing keeping Obama from striking Iran are the ‘sane’ military and intelligence generals of the U.S who are aware of the consequences of a strike on Iran would cause. Israel (London) knows it needs America’s ‘muscle’ (military capabilities) to carry out an attack on Iran without being wiped off the map first by the Shanghai co-op and BRIC nations. The British Empire wants a clash of civilisation. I think most open minded people are aware now that the state of Israel is a ticking time bomb and has been since its inception. How can a country with mostly Muslims label its self a Jewish state? Israel was designed to eventually fall and that fall looks closer and closer.

By: Rehmat

Rehmat — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 12:56:03 +0000

Netanyahu: ‘UNHRC is anti-Israel’

On March 22 – the UN Human Rights Council voted to appoint a panel charged with evaluating the effects of illegal Jewish settlements on the civil, political, economic, social and cutural rights of native Muslim and Christian Palestinian in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. United States was the only country in the 47-member UNHRC which opposed the decision while ten members abstained.

http://rehmat1.wordpress.com/2012/03/24/netanyahu-unhrc-is-anti-israel/

By: James

James — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 19:22:59 +0000

Thank you Maryam for your reply. I don’t want anyone, Republican or Democrat to be the next leader of this nation. No matter who it is that gets into the office of president of the United States, there is always that hidden unelected government that pulls this nation into a direction in which it chooses not to go, but will find itself in without any possible way out once we are totally there. Whomever it is that will be the next leader of this nation, I am a pessimist not believing that we will finally have a president that is for the people of this nation and not someone that will bow to the dictates of another country and the moneyed corporations that have funded that persons campaign. This nation is headed for trouble no matter who it is that takes over the leadership – I’m not worried about putting my email address on here for you to write to me personally. I would enjoy that very much. Living alone now and not having a second input into those things I am seeing makes it very difficult to see through some of the lies happening right before my face. If you choose to do so, here it is: gregjim615@aol.com

By: maryam

maryam — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 12:26:53 +0000

You’ll learn, James. Start by doing a little googling, and you’ll find out what I mean. Ron Paul has a long history of racism and I’ve been following it for years. He is also a Zionist who will refuse to put the brakes on Israel should they decide to obliterate the Gaza Strip and everyone living there, which under Netanyahu becomes a bigger possibility every day. One little reality check: Ron Paul is running as a Republican. Which should scare the crap out of you, if nothing else does. If you understand anything about the relationship between the POTUS and Congress, and just how many Republicans are evangelical Christians (read: Christian Zionists), you’ll run, not walk, away from the empty promise otherwise known as Ron Paul.

By: James

James — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 21:27:15 +0000

“Ron Paul is indeed a crackpot; although not labeled an anti-Semite per se, he is labeled, correctly, as a racist.” Israel, a thorn in the side of all mankind. – Alan was right from the other day about the failure of the Jewish people of not being the light bearers to the world as they were called to do at one time.—Oh, that’s right. 99.9% of those that call themselves Jews today are lineage converts and not really Semite Jews. – maryam, at one time I thought your comments were reasonable and correct, but after that last one, I am putting all of your comments into the trash bin.

By: maryam

maryam — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 20:52:22 +0000

No, Rehmat, Netanyahu is not afraid of Ron Paul. For one thing, Paul is a Republican and will have to cooperate with at least the Republicans in Congress if he were to win the election (which he will not), who are very pro-Israel. For another, Obama signed off on the bill guaranteeing Israel that $3 billion a year for the next 10 years, and there’s nothing Ron Paul can do about that. Also, bear in mind that Paul is an isolationist – he would not stop Israel from bombing Gaza back to the stone age because in his mind, it would be interfering in Israel’s “sovereignty.” Ron Paul is indeed a crackpot; although not labeled an anti-Semite per se, he is labeled, correctly, as a racist.