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32. I'm tired of this lie being posted over and over again.

Clinton scores Gaza cease fire success

By Byron Tau

11/21/12 01:31 PM EST

Updated 11/21/12 04:55 PM EST

The first bus bombing in years struck Tel Aviv just as she arrived for a round of shuttle negotiations that helped produce the deal Wednesday. Clinton, along with White House press secretary Jay Carney, condemned the attack — withering the optimism for stopping the Hamas rocket attacks and the threat of an Israeli ground operation.

Her trip came after days of Obama’s calls with Netanyahu and the Egyptian government — which was negotiating on behalf of Hamas — that had not produced a speedy result. There’s still a long distance between the cease-fire and any kind of lasting peace, but Clinton scored a major victory in a difficult region — one where, despite the list of local Obama priorities, the administration hasn’t seen much progress.

http://www.politico.com/story/2012/11/clinton-announces-gaza-cease-fire-084145




It is Bernie Sanders who is the war hawk as proven by his record.

He supported NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999.
He voted for funding the one in Afghanistan. He voted for military action in Libya.

He voted in favor of a $1 billion aid package for the coup government Ukraine

He supported Israel's assault on Gaza.

He also voted in favor of S J Res 45 - Authorization for Use of US Armed Forces in Somalia, which authorized President Bill Clinton to use US troops in Somalia.

1997, Bernie voted for HR 2159 - Foreign Operations FY98 Appropriations bill, which included:
$3 billion for Israel, including
$1.8 billion in military assistance and $1.2 billion in economic assistance
$2.12 billion for Egypt, including $1.3 billion in military assistance and $815 million in economic assistance
$770 million for former Soviet Republics
$215 million for international narcotics control and law enforcement.


Bernie voted for HR 4655, the Iraqi Liberation Act of 1998, which expressed the sense of Congress that it should be the aim of the United States to remove Saddam Hussein from power. President George W. Bush later used the Iraqi Liberation Act to provide justification for military action for the 2003 invasion.


In 1999, Bernie voted for HR 2465, which provided $4 billion for military construction,
and he voted for HR 3196, which provided: $2.16 billion for military and economic assistance to Israel
$760 million for military and economic assistance to Egypt
$535 million for Eastern European and the Baltic States, including $150 million for assistance to Kosovo
$300 million for military and economic assistance to Jordan
$285 million for international narcotics control.

He also voted in favor of HR 2800 - Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2004 bill, which granted $1.8 billion in military and economic assistance to Egypt and $2.2 billion for Israeli military assistance.

He called closing the torturous gulag at Guantanamo a "complicated issue" and ultimately rejected a proposal to shut it down.