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Title: Scott Brown full blown AIPAC/Neocon advocate
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URL Source: http://america-hijacked.com/2010/01 ... ll-blown-aipacneocon-advocate/
Published: Jan 21, 2010
Author: America-Hijacked.com
Post Date: 2010-01-21 11:34:46 by christine
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Views: 1751
Comments: 102
Scott Brown full blown AIPAC/Neocon advocate (looks like AIPAC wrote his position paper on Israel validating the Mearsheimer/Walt ‘The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy’ book yet again): www.solomonia.com/blog/ar...ks-to-bostons-jewish-adv/ www.solomonia.com/blog/ar...-israel-great/index.shtml www.solomonia.com/blog/im...0/01/scottbrownisrael.pdf ————————————————————- Such support of Israel is what got US tragically attacked on 9/11 and earlier at the WTC in 1993 (simply look up ‘Israel as a terrorist’s motivation’ in the index of James Bamford’s ‘A Pretext for War’ book as well): Posted in Zionist Threat « Israeli hand in Iraq’s Abu Ghraib exposedThe Terrorism Conundrum »
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#1. To: christine (#0)
He wasn't hired to do anything but stop socialized medicine. Use him and lose him.
I just don't buy the cover story Amigo...
I'm not sure about a cover story, but ObamaCare is reeling. So in that respect he has slowed it. Now, if it can be stopped and perhaps killed, what's the downside?
I was gonna post this under the title "It's dead" but I don't think we're there yet. (We've seen the bait and switch more times than we care to remember.) Pelosi: There Aren't Enough Votes To Pass The Senate Bill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi just told reporters that she does not believe she has enough votes in the House to pass the Senate health care reform bill as-is - - at least not yet. "I don't see the votes for it at this time," Pelosi said. "The members have been very clear in our caucus about the fact that they didn't like it before it had the Nebraska provision and some of the other provisions that are unpalatable to them." "In every meeting that we have had, there would be nothing to give me any thought that that bill could pass right now the way that it is," she said. "There isn't a market right now for proceeding with the full bill unless some big changes are made." While she didn't say the option was dead -- "Everything is on the table," she said -- she outlined two very different options for passing a bill. "There's a recognition that there's a foundation in that bill that's important. So one way or another those areas of agreement that we have will have to be advanced, whether it's by passing the Senate bill with any changes that can be made, or just taking [pieces of it]," Pelosi said. "We have to get a bill passed -- we know that. That's a predicate that we all subscribe to." When will that happen? Who knows! "We're in no rush," Pelosi said. Reporting by Brian Beutler tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/ ... otes-to-pass-the-senate-bill.p
Gotta love it!
I wish I had your enthusiasm. I guess I've busted my ass one too many times when Lucy jerked the football away at the last second. If this healthcare fails, what kind of punishment do you suppose they have in store for us? "Iran" nuking us perhaps? The Muslims & Chinese that control Goldman Sachs and all of Wall Street crashing the economy again? You know damn well they just won't let this drop.
Esso, I haven't a clue what the future holds, but I do know that today we're in
the grip of a black radical who is either a socialist at best or a Marxist at
worst. My enthusiasm is coming from friends and family who are taxed to the
max and in some case recently unemployed. You say you want a revolution? Well
one way is to block this Empty Suit with the only weapon we have before the
cartridge box. For the life of me I don't understand how trading out a YES vote
for a NO vote isn't a good thing.
I guess I'm just worried about the unintended consequences. If this healthcare would just go away, that would be a good thing, but for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. That's what scares me.
#61. To: Esso (#58)
I totally understand your thinking, and people like us are so jaded we trust nobody and nothing at times. I'm mostly still there, but I freely admit the Obama selection changed me. We're down to the wire as far as our freedom. We can't allow Obama and his legion of freaks to gain any more power and control. I have zero confidence in Brown (beyond his NO vote) and Palin, etc, but just maybe we can get to a better point than we are now by taking one step at a time. If this fails, we lost nothing and I assume we're all prepared to act as free men and women should the clamps come down.
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#3. To: Jethro Tull (#1)
He wasn't hired to do anything but stop socialized medicine.
#4. To: Rotara (#3)
#13. To: Jethro Tull, Rotara (#4)
I'm not sure about a cover story, but ObamaCare is reeling. So in that respect he has slowed it. Now, if it can be stopped and perhaps killed, what's the downside?
#29. To: TwentyTwelve, All (#13)
Rachel Slajda | January 21, 2010, 11:34AM
#35. To: randge (#29)
I was gonna post this under the title "It's dead" but I don't think we're there yet. (We've seen the bait and switch more times than we care to remember.)
#36. To: TwentyTwelve (#35)
#42. To: Jethro Tull (#36)
Gotta love it!
#53. To: Esso (#42)
#58. To: Jethro Tull (#53)
For the life of me I don't understand how trading out a YES vote for a NO vote isn't a good thing.
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