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Lotuslevi · 23rd July 2008, 08:51

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Those are my sentiments about you Lotuslievi but I have tried to keep them to myself out of respect for our heritage.

I do not share your opinion about America or Israel. Both of which I will defend with my dying breath if need be. I am tired of Jews running away from persecution and constantly apologizing for who they are. I am tired of the Larkinnys' of this world who spew forth hatred of every kind against us. I will not run Lotuslevi and if that pisses you off then so be it. I am damn proud of Israel and I am damn proud of America.

I was against the Iraqi war from day one Lotuslevi....we had no business going in Iraq. In 2002 I joined a group known as "Warriors for Peace" a peace activist group that was strongly against the build up to the Iraqi war. I probably shocked everyone in that group because they were die hard liberals and I am die hard conservative. To this day I remember I remember protesting the war and having people spit upon me, throw things at me, and insult me in ways that I would never insult my worst enemy.

. More then anything in this world I want to see peace within Israel. But peace will not come at the cost of Israel existence.

There has always been anti-semitics throughout history. Instead of running and crying about it I have decided to stand and fight.

As I told you in my private message the other day Loti...it is never good for people like ourselves to fight publicly. We may disagree with one another but we can be respectful towards each other.

Shalom

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I am not a Zionist but I don`t want to see Israel gone either. Of course anti-semitism exists and will always, just like racism on all fronts against blacks, Muslims...the list goes on. Some humans are even more ignorant than you.

I am not going to defend what I see as a few men breaking treaties and land barriers and aggravating attacks with no regard to the reaction of their neighbors for the sake of religion. You should see the documentry Israel and the Arabs: Elusive Peace, it is extremely unbiased and will put a lot of things in perspective.

I do believe you were rational enough to see Iraq as a bad idea, but you still give Dubya credit while he is what most Americans have come to see as the worst president in the latter half of the 20th century.

If nothing else, I want to make one thing absolutely clear to you. I do not make special reservations for people just because they are fellow Jews. I treat everybody with an equal amount of respect based on the respect they show for me and those around them, so don`t think I`m going to look at you any different than I would if you were a Christian (or a Muslim for that matter). It seriously pisses me off when Jews only look out for other Jews rather than the world at large and it`s what I feel is strongly responsible for Israel`s current problems.

esoteric1 · 24th July 2008, 02:01

The obligatory pandering photo-op for a US Presidential hopeful.

Obama says nuclear Iran poses grave threat | Politics | Reuters

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Obama told reporters during a visit to Israel that if elected, he would take "no options off the table" in dealing with the Iran issue and said tougher sanctions could be imposed.

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Israel says Iran provides funds and weapons to Hamas.

and the US provides funds and weapons to Israel, it's a wash.

another photo-op

Lotuslevi · 24th July 2008, 23:29

I don`t know...lets just hope for the best. I hope that no nation in that region is turned to glass.

robitusson · 24th July 2008, 23:53

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another photo-op

Paying homage to America's holiest of holies.

Another yes-man, same as the rest.

LoveBucket · 25th July 2008, 02:36

can't be arsed to read all the copied posts above, but i just listened to a few speeches on
obama's trip through europe. the force is strong in that one.

keeshou · 25th July 2008, 07:57

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Originally Posted by LoveBucket

but i just listened to a few speeches on obama's trip through europe. the force is strong in that one.

Got any links?

zehner · 25th July 2008, 09:08

Although it appears most of Berlin is heading to Obama's speech today, US Foreign Service personnel will be banned from the event. And they are not happy. The American Foreign Service Association, a union of Foreign Service workers are opposing the rule. Read more from The Washington Post. And watch the speech live here.

The U.S. Embassy in Berlin has instructed Foreign Service personnel stationed there not to attend Sen. Barack Obama's public rally today, which the State Department this week labeled a "partisan political activity" prohibited under its regulations for those serving overseas.

Government employees serving in the United States are permitted to attend such events under the Hatch Act, which bars other partisan activity, such as contributing money or working in behalf of a candidate...
...The American Foreign Service Association, the union of the diplomatic corps, objected to the ruling, calling it an "unnecessarily narrow interpretation" of the Foreign Affairs Manual. "The fact that you are working for the U.S. government overseas should not preclude political activity that you could engage in in the United States," one retired senior Foreign Service officer said.

HuffPost blogger Jacob Heilbrunn looks into the political connections around the rule:

Indeed, the administration has a long and tawdry record of trying to browbeat government agencies into submission, whether it's the CIA or the Centers for Disease Control. The State Department is perhaps highest on the list of conservatives and neocons who see it as the center of disloyalty and treachery. But this latest action represents a new low. If it's going to these lengths, the Bush administration must be really worried about Sen. John McCain's prospects.

Obama Berlin Speech: US Foreign Service Workers Instructed Not To Attend

LoveBucket · 25th July 2008, 11:44

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Got any links?

was on the telly, mate. bbc & al jazeera

preezeplessone · 25th July 2008, 15:42

The Sjermans loved Private Kerry, also. Look what happened. They love the Obamanation because he is a leftist, socialist, pig, just like most of them.

MisterStretch · 25th July 2008, 16:17

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The Sjermans loved Private Kerry, also. Look what happened. They love the Obamanation because he is a leftist, socialist, pig, just like most of them.

Have another drink.

Post again when you're sober enough to make sense.

wintermute · 26th July 2008, 23:18

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The Sjermans loved Private Kerry, also. Look what happened. They love the Obamanation because he is a leftist, socialist, pig, just like most of them.

I think there's maybe a bit of truth in this statement.

keeshou · 3rd August 2008, 13:47

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Many people on the these forums would disagree with you. Why is it so hard to accept that crack cocaine is one of the most hard core drugs available?

It's not, but he said "Blow" and blow is cocaine, not crack.

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that he potentially used heroin.

He said right in your own quote that he didn't.

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Not smack, though Junkie.

Where did he say he did heroin?

Xtrafresh · 3rd August 2008, 16:27

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It's not, but he said "Blow" and blow is cocaine, not crack.

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Crack is cocaine that has not been neutralized by an acid to make the hydrochloride salt. This form of cocaine comes in a rock crystal that can be heated and its vapors smoked. The term "crack" refers to the crackling sound heard when it is heated. InfoFacts - Crack and Cocaine

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He said right in your own quote that he didn't.

Where did he say he did heroin?

Please refer to post #45.

robitusson · 3rd August 2008, 16:54

What drugs have you tried Xtra? Ever done a line of speed off a Jimi Hendrix album cover? What about some halucinogenics? Ever regaled your mates on mushrooms of your fascinating political opinions and how you "shed" liberals on the internet?

I'd say you're a blast at parties. :smoker: