| Author | Message | | Alpha | |  | | Alpha | | | | Alpha | | | | Bolero | | Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 6:14 pm Post subject: |
| Great information! Thanks, Alpha!
Of course the Zionists will not respond in this thread, they'll just put up more nonsense to bump the thread out of site. That's their usual method. | | | | dirtyharriet0 | | Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 11:46 pm Post subject: |
| Hi Alpha!!! Thanks for the links  | | | | Alpha | | Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 7:26 am Post subject: |
| | Very welcome, Bolero.. My pleasure, Dirtyharriet..:) | | | | Alpha | | | | Alpha | | Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:24 pm Post subject: 'Iraq War Conceived in Israel' author on Current Issues Tele |
| 'Iraq War Conceived in Israel' author on Current Issues Television tonight...
Subject: Interview Tomorrow with Tillawi
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 20:59:53 -0500
http://www.currentissues.tv/
This Thursday November 10, 2005, Dr. Hesham Tillawi will interview Stephen Sniegoski Author of "War on Iraq - Conceived In Israel" (link to articles) : http://www.currentconcerns.ch/archive/20030102.php
Dr Stephen J Sniegoski, Ph.D., holds his doctorate in American history from the University of Maryland, with a specialty in American diplomatic history. He is the author of numerous articles dealing with World War II, the war on Iraq, and political philosophy that have appeared in such publications as Telos, The World and I, Modern Age, Current Concerns, The Occidental Quarterly, and The Last Ditch.
"Is there any evidence that Israel and her supporters have managed to get the United States to fight for their interests?"
"To unearth the real motives for the projected war on Iraq, one must ask the critical question: How did the 9/11 terrorist attack lead to the planned war on Iraq, even though there is no real evidence that Iraq was involved in 9/11? From the time of the 9/11 attack, neoconservatives, of primarily (though not exclusively) Jewish ethnicity and right-wing Zionist persuasion, have tried to make use of 9/11 to foment a broad war against Islamic terrorism, the targets of which would coincide with the enemies of Israel."
In the second hour Dr Tillawi will interview one of America’s greatest patriots, former United States Senator, the Honorable James Abourezk [SD]
A maverick who questioned the political status quo and the first Arab-American to serve in the Senate, James Abourezk was one of the few people with the foresight to condemn George Bush’s neo-conservative inspired War in Iraq from the beginning, long before it became fashionable in contemporary liberal circles. Abourezk predicted the obvious – Bush’s War in Iraq would fail and only increase world terrorism, not suppress it. The Mainstream Media doesn’t want you to know about Abourezk or to remember that he said BEFORE the invasion:
1 - Moves toward an attack on Iraq [were/are] motivated by Israel.
2 - "If America launched an attack on somebody without any provocation and declaration of war, then it will lose its moral standards," [Abu Ghraib - Gitmo]
3 - "Bush, pushed by Israel, is trying to build a case against Iraq without evidence." [I would ad that this is being done right now against Iran as well]
So join us Thursday night, November 10, 2005, between 8 PM and 10 PM to hear the uncomfortable truth behind the invasion of Iraq and hear it from a former United States Senator | | | | Alpha | | Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 11:05 pm Post subject: |
| US Support of Israel Primary Motivation for US Terror Problem:
http://representativepress.blogspot.com/2005/08/gorilla-in-room-is-us-support-for.html
One can see a picture of this JINSA (Jewish) Neocon (Israel first) traitor to America at the top of www.nowarforisrael.com :
Senate Asks Pentagon to Probe Feith Role on Iraq
Reuters
Tuesday 08 November 2005
Washington - The Pentagon's inspector general has been asked to investigate the prewar intelligence role of a planning office headed by former US defense policy chief Douglas Feith, a main architect of the Iraq war, officials said on Tuesday.
The request was made by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in a letter sent in August.
It said the Defense Department should determine whether Feith and his Office of Special Plans wielded excessive influence over intelligence that claimed Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.
The threat of such weapons, which have never been found in Iraq, was cited as a main justification for President George W. Bush's decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003.
A Defense Department spokesman said it had not yet decided whether to undertake the investigation.
Democrats have put pressure on the Republicans who control Congress to speed up an investigation of whether the Bush administration twisted or misused intelligence in the run-up to the war, which was strongly supported by several top Pentagon officials including Feith.
Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas, Republican chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, asked the Pentagon's inspector general to look into the activities of Feith's office after officials stopped cooperating with a Senate probe of prewar intelligence on Iraq.
Republicans blame the slackening in Pentagon cooperation on public suggestions by Democrats that Feith's office could be guilty of illegal activities.
"This is in response to problems we had getting them to testify. To get a good look at the situation, asked the IG to look into it," Roberts spokeswoman Sarah Ross Little said.
However, Democrats on the committee including the vice chairman, Sen. John Rockefeller of West Virginia, opposed Roberts' action and warned the move could delay the Senate investigation of Feith's office by up to a year.
Scathing Report
The Senate committee, which produced a scathing report on US prewar intelligence in July 2004, is due to examine the Office of Special Plans as part of a second-phase probe into how Bush administration officials used intelligence on Iraq while making their case for war.
"In no way does the vice chairman believe the IG's investigation should be a substitute for the committee's work. The committee agreed to look at this and it needs to fulfill its commitment," said Rockefeller spokeswoman Wendy Morigi.
She said Rockefeller was not aware of Roberts' request to the inspector general until after the letter had been sent.
Feith was not available for comment.
Defense Department spokesman Bryan Whitman said the inspector general's office had not decided whether to proceed with the Senate's request.
"My understanding is that they have a request from (Capitol) Hill to look at this, but that the IG's office is still evaluating that request," Whitman said in an e-mail responding to queries from Reuters.
Critics including Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan, ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee on Armed Services and a leading member of the intelligence panel, have accused Feith of using the Office of Special Plans to manipulate information to support the 2003 US-led invasion.
Some lawmakers also believe Feith bypassed the CIA to provide uncorroborated intelligence directly to the White House, including information from Ahmad Chalabi, the discredited Iraqi politician and former exile leader who is visiting Washington this week.
Feith, who left the Pentagon earlier this year, has also been blamed for overseeing what is widely considered to have been inadequate postwar planning in Iraq, which is now gripped by a bloody insurgency.
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