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**Big A** · 11-10-2007, 06:37 PM

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This was touched upon briefly in Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 911. That was before the Iraq War and the scapegoating of the Jews for said war. The left is too focused on Israel at the moment as the "biggest threat to world peace" to worry about SA, a brutal theocratic dictatorship funding terrorism throughout the world. I think the window of opportunity for examining SA and their role in all this has been closed, unfortunately.

For whatever it's worth, I think journalists, especially Jewish ones, are giving these W & M cretins far too much attention. Their thesis is boring and tired. They made a big deal out of their paper, the book should not get the same attention. It was published, neo-Nazis and the left love it and believe every word, end of story. They believe it b/c they want to believe it and no criticism from any Jewish journalist is going to change their mind. As Roger Cohen wrote the other day in the NYT, anyone not toeing the anti-war left's line to the tee is coined a "neocon."

11-10-2007, 06:37 PM	#9
Big A Join Date Oct 2005 Age 51 Posts 4,148 Administrator	B- This was touched upon briefly in Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 911. That was before the Iraq War and the scapegoating of the Jews for said war. The left is too focused on Israel at the moment as the "biggest threat to world peace" to worry about SA, a brutal theocratic dictatorship funding terrorism throughout the world. I think the window of opportunity for examining SA and their role in all this has been closed, unfortunately. For whatever it's worth, I think journalists, especially Jewish ones, are giving these W & M cretins far too much attention. Their thesis is boring and tired. They made a big deal out of their paper, the book should not get the same attention. It was published, neo-Nazis and the left love it and believe every word, end of story. They believe it b/c they want to believe it and no criticism from any Jewish journalist is going to change their mind. As Roger Cohen wrote the other day in the NYT, anyone not toeing the anti-war left's line to the tee is coined a "neocon."
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