Comments on: The Zionization of American politics and how it could be terminated

By: Steve Naidamast

Steve Naidamast — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:34:53 +0000

Though I completely agree with Alan’s assessment of the state of US democracy, there is no possibility of it ever being changed from a peaceful and non-violent manner. In fact, the people in power are very much counting on the apathy of American citizens to maintain there positions.

When a system becomes this corrupt there is simply no way to use whatever mechanisms that the existing political infrastructure allows to make such radical corrections because the very mechanisms one would use are completely marginalized to make them of any use.

The only solution is the one that is one everyone’s lips, in everyone’s minds but the very one that makes everyone recoil from taking positive action.

There are no patriots or warriors… There never were…; just the psychopaths that rule and the useless that follow… The ones who understand this are irrelevant to the basic Human condition…

By: Paula Revere

Paula Revere — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 14:25:04 +0000

Well Fire Up the Ovens!You are “somewhat right” but for the wrong reason.MOST Jews in America ARE NOT ZIONISTS!They are secular & don’t really care much about”Zion”,except for giving away the land so we can all sing Kum-Ba-Ya & go back to watching SEINFELD.Their involvement in govt’is mostly leftist,Uh-hem…just look at obama’s appointees like “raHAMAN” Emmanuel, so they can KEEP ABORTION LEGAL & keep the entitlements flowing to the “poor”,because the bible says to help the poor.(They don’t realize that this enables them & doesn’t help them).
The “zionists” are mostly Christians & Jews who believe in the messiah.You know the one from MT.ZION & whose returning to Mt.ZION…Jerusalem.
I quit AIPAC when Obama’s buddy from Chicago became president,”Rosie” rosenberg.Every time I get mail from them I return it with a note…”GET RID OF ROSIE!”

The following was from AIPAC,last year,right after O threw Netanyahu under the bus.He is a 2-headed serpent that speaks from both of his mouths at the same time.

Obama Addresses AIPAC Gathering (PHOTOS) – Algemeiner.com
The arrival of President Obama to the podium was heralded by his “old friend” AIPAC President Lee Rosenberg. … President Obama adresses AIPAC gathering.
http://www.algemeiner.com/2011/05/22/at-aipac-obama-seeks-to... – Cached

By: rosemary spiota

rosemary spiota — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:43:42 +0000

Very sensible plan, Alan, used by proper democratic countries (or at least a bit closer to democracy than the USA). Countries like Cuba, Venezuela, even Libya before its ruination, were mocked for having local committees which made decisions and suggestions which were/are used in government. The US idea that if half of you mark a ballot (or use a lever on a voting machine made by a corporation with partisan interests) once every few years, that is enough. Look at India, the “largest democracy in the world” where most of the people are illiterate, and no notice is taken of any of them once the election is decided. Arundhati Roy has written extensively on this. Having judges in the highest court, and other courts, appointed by the POTUS is completely unfair. How the USA can lecture to others is a real mystery,except for its imperial hubris. If only the US population would rise up and demand real change, for their own interest, not corporations or lobbies.

By: Roberto

Roberto — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 13:32:55 +0000

It´s refreshing and encouraging to know that there are people figthting a good battle for decency and justice, for true democracy. Thanks so much Mr.Hart (and Mr. Anderson).

By: george beres

george beres — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 05:00:44 +0000

A major step would be to reform our funding of election campaigns. allowing no donations from private groups or individuals. The current corrupt system is what allows Israel and Jewish-Americans to “legally” bribe all candidates. When one or the other is elected, he/she is obligated to vote for the Israeli agenda. Why else the near unanimous government support for Israel? It is a sham. – George Beres