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In reply to the discussion: New York Times Deletes This Paragraph In Which White House Says AIPAC Is Key To War [View all]leveymg
(36,418 posts)62. So was the German-American Bund. But, they're still an unregistered foreign lobbying and agent for
Israel. It's employees are also involved in political dirty-tricks and conspiracies to plant cooked intelligence into Pentagon files, as the OSP-AIPAC case showed.
Nobody wants to censor AIPAC, but it should register and be identified as what they are: foreign agents of influence and espionage.
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New York Times Deletes This Paragraph In Which White House Says AIPAC Is Key To War [View all]
n2doc
Sep 2013
OP
More and more it appears this push for war has nothing to do with chemical weapons...
last1standing
Sep 2013
#1
What "war"? The Syrian Civil War is pretty complex as is the involvement of Russia, Iran, the USA
KittyWampus
Sep 2013
#15
It's very likely that the rebels used chemical weapons on civilians as well.
last1standing
Sep 2013
#21
Have you seen something that proves Assad is responsible for this? Global press reports
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#125
"because Hitler" isn't even an appeal to emotion: they've fallen one step beyond that
MisterP
Sep 2013
#36
The Chair of the Sen. Foreign Relations Comm will chair Syria war hearings, is a top-tier AIPAC
leveymg
Sep 2013
#2
Lobbyists for foreign countries should be banned from contributing to US politicians,
Ocelot
Sep 2013
#50
They were fired only after they were indicted, and AIPAC members then picked up their bills.
leveymg
Sep 2013
#93
Nobody says every AIPAC member is a spy, just that it needs to be registered as a foreign agent.
leveymg
Sep 2013
#100
So was the German-American Bund. But, they're still an unregistered foreign lobbying and agent for
leveymg
Sep 2013
#62
Ah...the wonders of search engines on the "Internets"...times have changed for sure.
Ninga
Sep 2013
#4
Also from NYT: redline was inserted into Obama's Aug. '12 speech under threat by Israel
leveymg
Sep 2013
#11
What is "a relevant amount of searches?" RU saying Russia forced the redlines and Israel didn't?
leveymg
Sep 2013
#13
Although an avid reader of the paper, I refer to it as the "Shady Lady" since the Iraq invasion. nt
adirondacker
Sep 2013
#16
No, I conclude from your libel that you're an internet hitman who has it in for her.
leveymg
Sep 2013
#89
Please feel free to believe the Sibel Edmonds myth if that is your pleasure.
Vinnie From Indy
Sep 2013
#102
luckily the Syrian rebels we support will do that for us, they like to eat livers too
Dragonfli
Sep 2013
#69
They lobby for foreign interests, I'd say that makes them a foreign lobby. /nt
Dragonfli
Sep 2013
#73
Not at all, I just feel that lobbying for foreign interests does not belong in our government.
Dragonfli
Sep 2013
#76
You can advocate for whatever foreign country who's interests you favor over ours - I don't care
Dragonfli
Sep 2013
#85
Of course, AIPAC is all about spying ON America FOR America, they barely acknowledge Israel exists
Dragonfli
Sep 2013
#137
Hey Dithers. You've made an accusation of anti-semitism. Get busy explaining yourself.
DisgustipatedinCA
Sep 2013
#115
Both sides in this civil war are our enemies. At least one side has used nerve gas
The Second Stone
Sep 2013
#32
and that's how a hegemony works: when its terminology is adopted even by its opponents
MisterP
Sep 2013
#48
"and, even if they were, that does not mean there can be no appropriate response."
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#53
Weak comparison. "Bush" and "NeoCon" are trump card attempts that should be avoided.
Dash87
Sep 2013
#54
Jewish leaders wary as White House seeks support for Syria vote in Congress
Jefferson23
Sep 2013
#65
Dear God in Heaven: is this all about doing AIPAC's bidding? Is this what this war is all about?
indepat
Sep 2013
#110
When Susan Rice said "we have no anticipation" that Congress will vote against action against Syria
psychopomp
Sep 2013
#111