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Saturday, May 17, 2008 --- 67 days ago http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/themoderatevoice/~3/292472450/
If President Bush’s goal on his last trip to the Middle East was to enrage the entire Arab world - not to mention U.S. Democrats - he could not have done better than the speech he delivered to the Israeli Knesset on Thursday.
On of the many examples of Arab discontent posted on WORLDMEETS.US is this from K. Selim, who writes for Algeria’s Le Quotidian d’Oran :
“In front of Israeli deputies, the president of the United States indulged in exaltation over ‘the chosen people,’ while expressing his loathing for those Arabs who resist his diktat. The speech exuded pure hatred coupled with the fabrication of prophecy.”
Touching in the U.S. Presidential campaign and comparing President Bush to Barack Obama, Selim writes:
“It’s a shame that since 1948, history only designates the other war maker [the Arabs] rather than the Zionist entity and its ally. But at this level of disconnection, truth and history carry very little weight. Beyond the Arab-Muslims - the enemy which was so clearly identified but never named - the message was addressed to the American people. And particularly to Barack Obama, whose campaign rhetoric is certainly less foolhardy than the bellicose ‘flights of fancy’ of a president whose international record is an appalling trail if blood, and whose economic results are a recession the likes of which haven’t been seen since the 1930s.”
Selim then addresses the Palestinians, who commemorate the day of I ... |
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