Saturday, November 15, 2008
Bush unexpectedly meets Livni, Peres at UN
Chronic malnutrition in Gaza blamed on Israel
Just a warning - God is just and He does not forget...
Barack Obama links Israel peace plan to 1967 borders deal
Sharp drop in Christians converting to Judaism
Thousands of Ecstasy pills seized in synagogues
Friday, November 14, 2008
How white were the Israelites? Facial reconstruction may be surprising
Which only provides additional proof that the current day Israeli has absolutely nothing to do with nor any claim to Jerusalem and Occupied Palestine. The current day Israelis are in fact an "invented people."
Rahm Emanuel apologizes for father's disparaging remarks about Arabs
Once a terrorist - always a terrorist, and as we all know - the fruit never falls far from the tree...
Americans Vote Yes for Equality Between Jews and Non-Jews Inside Israel
Separate Is Never Equal: Stories of Apartheid from South Africa to Palestine, Fall 2008 National Tour
Faith communities, the African-American community, and students will be the heart of this tour, as we work to educate Americans about the similarities between life under South Africa's apartheid regime and life for Israelis and Palestinians living under the Israeli government's ethnic separation policies.
Settlers Who Long to Leave the West Bank
“I came here 25 years ago to live in the countryside and raise my family,” said David Avidan as he sat in a neighbor’s living room here one recent evening to discuss an exit strategy. “We wanted to resettle the whole land of Israel,” he added. “But now when I see how our soldiers treat Palestinians at the checkpoints, I am ashamed. I want us to get out of here. I want two states for two people. But I can’t get any money for my house and I can’t leave.”
Hillary Clinton emerges as State dept candidate
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Patriots, your country needs you!
War Crimes Committed Against U.S. Military Personnel, June 8, 1967
Heads to roll under Obama
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Jewish father and son charged with forgery of hundreds of ID cards for illegal workers
The Iowa-based slaughterhouse, which have been run by a family of Lubavitch hassidism for many years, was raided last month by immigration police, who allege the owners 80-year-old Aaron Rubashkin, and his son Sholom (49) were personally involved in the large scale forgery of identification cards for hundreds of illegal workers in the factory.
And, as usual, not a word about this in the Zionist controlled mainstream media. Can you imagine the out-cry if Muslims were charged with forgery of ID cards???
The Smearcasters - Islamophobia's dirty dozen
Please download and email this document to all of your friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. Let's give this important and revealing report the widest possible dissemination.
Report: Obama views 'have serious implications for Israel'
Well, one can only hope...
Re-Branding Oppression
Fox News Angrily Smears Nader For Daring To Criticize Obama
The corporate media’s frightening obsession with maintaining Obama’s messianic complex now apparently extends to the so-called “right-wing” Fox News, who have eagerly picked up the baton and are right behind the mindless fervor of Obamamania - acting in lock step with the establishment left.
In the interview with Nader aired last night, Fox host Shepard Smith feigned phony righteousness in his reaction to Nader’s assertion that Obama could prove to be an “Uncle Tom” for the corporations rather than an “Uncle Sam” for the people.
What America's "bank bailout" is really costing taxpayers
Here's how BailoutSleuth comes up with its total:
- $170 billion for banks who sold preferred stock to the government
- $150 billion given to AIG -- $85 billion initially, another $25 billion, and another $40 billion
- $2 trillion in emergency loans from the Federal Reserve to banks under 11 different programs that are separate from the TARP program, and which didn't require approval by Congress
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Woman slain trying to leave KKK ritual
UN warns over Gaza food blockade
Erasing the trail of a terrorist
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Jerusalem's Jewish tribal divides
Ultra-Orthodox Jews – who gained control of city hall for the first time five years ago – account for just over a quarter of the electorate, while secular voters make up more than 40 per cent. But with rabbis encouraging the faithful to vote for ultra-Orthodox candidates, voter turnout among that group is higher.
New Israeli restrictions target Palestinian hospitals in Jerusalem
As of Sunday, 2 November 2008, new Israeli army guidelines are in force, requiring Palestinian medical personnel from the West Bank who work in Jerusalem hospitals to come in only through the Qalandiya checkpoint in Ramallah. Medical personnel from the West Bank are prohibited from coming to work through other checkpoints, even if these are closer to where they live.
No reprieve from settler violence in sight
The Israeli government, which has encouraged the building of settlements in the West Bank in violation of international law since it occupied the territory in 1967, stated on Monday that it will act to remove settlement outposts. These are structures built in violation of international agreements, without official permission and against Israeli law but with tacit support from the Israeli authorities. In 2005, an Israeli government investigation found that state authorities had colluded with the settlement movement to establish over 100 outposts in the West Bank, donating US$17 million to such projects between 2000 and 2004.
A Palestinian refugee's open letter to Obama
I believe that everybody is a change-maker, and nobody has the right to say, "I can't do anything" or stay neutral at a time when injustice is committed every day. I believe, like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed, that travel breaks cultural stereotypes, and if people have the opportunity to meet with each other as human beings, they will have no reason to go to war against each other. I believe in change, exactly like you, and hope that change will come with all the efforts we are doing. And because of this, I was rewarded as the first Ashoka Fellow-Social Entrepreneur in Palestine.
Bush Spy Revelations Anticipated When Obama Is Sworn In
When Barack Obama takes the oath of office on January 20, Americans won't just get a new president; they might finally learn the full extent of George W. Bush's warrantless domestic wiretapping.
Obama Plans US Terror Trials to Replace Guantanamo
Documents linking Iran to nuclear weapons push may have been fabricated
Ohhh, really, I wonder who could have possibly fabricated those documents? Could it be the same folks who fabricated the Niger Yellow Cake documents?? Anyone care to hazard a guess as to who the culprits could be???
Now, Obama really does have terrorist connections
At last, some real dirt on Barak Obama!
He has terrorist connections!
No, I don’t mean the endlessly recycled, tenuous connection with Bill Ayers, an elderly academic with a colorful past. Nor do I have in mind Barak’s links with the Rev Wright, one of the more honest preachers in America today.
Jewish group wants Mormons to stop proxy baptisms
Monday, November 10, 2008
Once again, Monks brawl at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, site of Jesus's crucifixion
It began as Armenian clergymen marched in an annual procession commemorating the 4th-century discovery of the cross believed to have been used to crucify Jesus. It ended with the arrival of dozens of riot policemen who separated the sides, seizing a bearded Armenian monk in a red-and-pink robe and a black-clad Greek Orthodox monk with a bloody gash on his forehead. Both men were taken away in handcuffs. Six Christian sects divide control of the ancient church. They regularly fight over turf and influence, and Israeli police are occasionally forced to intervene.
The article clearly states these Christians groups "regularly fight over turf and influence." Yet, the main-stream media continues to tell us "this is a rare occurrence." Yea, I get it - Christianity is supposed to be a religion of tolerance and peace....
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Elderly Palestinian couple evicted from East Jerusalem home despite U.S. protest
The settler group, in turn, sought to evict the al-Kurd family, refugees from West Jerusalem, who have lived in the house since the early 1950s. At 4:45 on Sunday morning, some 20 IDF vehicles and seven police minibuses sealed off much of the neighborhood, prior to the eviction, witnesses said.
Auschwitz expert: Blueprints found in Berlin not of (supposed) death camp
Farrakhan says Obama draws a 'oneness of spirit'
"President-elect Obama has energized all segments of the depressed, downtrodden, rejected and despised," he said in a 90-minute speech at Mosque Maryam on the city's South Side. "Now it is up to us to take the new energy that he has given us ... and channel that energy into making ourselves better."
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Will the World Change Now?
Many run the risk of being disappointed, however....
Ethiopian Jews continue to protest harsh conditions in Israel
Open Letter to President-elect Obama
This letter contains sound advice for the President Elect. Unfortunately, it will fall on deaf ears.