“He (Netanyahu) thinks he is the superpower and we are here to do whatever he requires. Who’s the (expletive) superpower here”?”
–President Bill Clinton after meeting with the newly elected Benjamin Netanyahu

All my mother could say in astonishment was, “They killed the babies, they killed his grandbabies.” by Cynthia McKinney

“Netanyahu proved that he’s the Primary Obstacle to Peace and Justice for Israelis and Palestinians” Rae Abileah, a Jewish-American activist disrupted Netanyahu’s speech at the Congress. Standing in the congressional gallery, she was yelling, “No more occupation! Stop Israel war crimes! Equal rights for Palestinians! Occupation is indefensible!”

Some Congressional scholars, historians, and longtime observers of Congress are expressing dismay over what seems to have dramatically diminished the claimed, “World’s greatest deliberative body” — by Franklin Lamb

As we have seen in history, repeatedly, Jewish collective tragedies always follow a pattern that begins with such rich tales of golden ages of assimilation within the corridors of power . One need only look at Spain, Eastern Europe and Germany, and these are just a few examples of such repeated patterns.

by Gilad Atzmon / Veterans Today

Indeed, U.S. foreign policy has only sustained Israel’s ability not to resolve the conflict.
Israel is not so much a small nation as a military giant. Obama knows that because it is the U.S. that has done the most to make Israel flagrantly oversized in this regard. In doing so Washington allowed Israel to become the bully that dominates the neighborhood.

Very good work being done here by Max Blumenthal.
Dishonesty can travel under a great many disguises… until you drag it out into the sun, spread it out for the public to see, walk through, get on their shoes, think and talk about… and then it becomes pretty difficult to ignore.

Mubarak knew of ‘every bullet fired’, says former spy chief.
Mubarak will face trial with his two sons, who are in a Cairo prison. The date and location has not yet been decided. An official inquiry found that at least 846 people were killed during the revolt that ousted Mubarak on February 11, many of them from gunshot wounds.