I’m not sure why you are mixing things up — clearly Novak was a hero – who saw, as we do, that the Arab American Institute and the New American Foundation and the International Solidarity Movement and Hamas and Hezbollah are all apart of the armies of liberation who will send the Jews back to where they belong – so that the Palistineans can once and for all be liberated.

Why American liberals feel the need to canonize Mrs. Roosefelt, when the blood of millions of dead and displaced Arabs are on her hands, is a continuation of the colonial racism that is inherent in the limosuine liberal wine & cheese crowd who permeate the dilletante websites such as this one.

Liberation Now and Liberation Forever!

الله أكبر.

I was very tickled to read this post earlier, and I would love to watch you school Lenny.

I look forward to hearing about Lenny’s unforgettable experience meeting you.

Unlike many of the individuals who lied us into an immoral war and continue to fuel Islamophobia

http://www.counterpunch.org/christison09062004.html

Dual Loyalties
The Bush Neocons and Israel

By KATHLEEN and BILL CHRISTISON
Former CIA political analysts

[Editors' Note: This is a slightly revised version of essay that originally appeared in CounterPunch in December 2002. The piece also appeared in The Politics of Anti-Semitism.]

Since the long-forgotten days when the State Department’s Middle East policy was run by a group of so-called Arabists, U.S. policy on Israel and the Arab world has increasingly become the purview of officials well known for tilting toward Israel. From the 1920s roughly to 1990, Arabists, who had a personal history and an educational background in the Arab world and were accused by supporters of Israel of being totally biased toward Arab interests, held sway at the State Department and, despite having limited power in the policymaking circles of any administration, helped maintain some semblance of U.S. balance by keeping policy from tipping over totally toward Israel. But Arabists have been steadily replaced by their exact opposites, what some observers are calling Israelists, and policymaking circles throughout government now no longer even make a pretense of exhibiting balance between Israeli and Arab, particularly Palestinian, interests.