Israel Is Making It Hard To Be Pro-Israel

Truth200

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@Truth200 one would think that "god" could outdo the US army? or else hes a fukkin hoe? which is it :ehh:

If God could outdo the US Army a million people would not have been slaughtered in Iraq.

Personally i don't think Moses parted the Red Sea with a magic staff to save the jews.

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Ezra Klein makes a good point that really highlights why Obama/the US can't really say much and be credible. Every time we blow up a family with a drone, or bomb a car and accidentally kill a kid, etc we create a new wave of terrorists. So how can we argue with a straight face that Israel needs to stop the reckless killing because it is counter productive and breeds hatred? We're doing the same shyt. It's a never ending cycle of violence.

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maybe im confusin you with someone else but i thought you believed in this being that created us in his image :mjlol:? if not, my apologies :ehh:

I certainly don't believe that Moses parted the red sea with a magic staff or that the Nile river turned to blood.
 

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How true really is this statement?

Not at home right now, but in 2007 Israel and Cheney were heavily lobbying Bush to bomb an alleged Syrian weapons facility, as well as attack Iran's nuclear program. Bush vetoed the Syrian strike, which outraged Cheney, but continued to let the Pentagon determine how effective an Iran strike could be. He wasn't convinced by the results and refused to give verbal support to it.
 

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Not at home right now, but in 2007 Israel and Cheney were heavily lobbying Bush to bomb an alleged Syrian weapons facility, as well as attack Iran's nuclear program. Bush vetoed the Syrian strike, which outraged Cheney, but continued to let the Pentagon determine how effective an Iran strike could be. He wasn't convinced by the results and refused to give verbal support to it.

I was not aware of Bush going over Cheney's head, thanks for clarification.
 

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here's the Syria story (from Cheney)

WASHINGTON — Former Vice President dikk Cheney says in a new memoir that he urged President George W. Bush to bomb a suspected Syrian nuclear reactor site in June 2007. But, he wrote, Mr. Bush opted for a diplomatic approach after other advisers — still stinging over “the bad intelligence we had received about Iraq’s stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction” — expressed misgivings.

“I again made the case for U.S. military action against the reactor,” Mr. Cheney wrote about a meeting on the issue. “But I was a lone voice. After I finished, the president asked, ‘Does anyone here agree with the vice president?’ Not a single hand went up around the room.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/25/us/politics/25cheney.html

put him on that Summer Jam screen. :mjlol:
 
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