humus_sapiens
02-27-2003, 11:51 PM
Dear Sir:
In a recent article by Tom Friedman in The NY Times, the author
quotes William Rees-Mogg, who wrote about various banners carried
by protesters in the recent antiwar demonstrations: "There were
quite a number which called for `Freedom for Palestine' [but] I
looked in vain for one which called for `Freedom for Iraq.'...
None of the speakers expressed any wish to free Iraq".
Just as in 1991, the Palestinian Arabs try to ride the Saddam's
bandwagon to destroy our democratic ally, the State of Israel.
The Arabs have lost their right to thier state within Israel, the West Bank and Gaza after the sustained attempted annihilation of the Jews they engage in for the past 120 years. How can we or the Israelis depend upon them to keep peace that they have never accepted?
I urge you to support Israel, a staunch democratic ally in our war
against terror.
In a recent article by Tom Friedman in The NY Times, the author
quotes William Rees-Mogg, who wrote about various banners carried
by protesters in the recent antiwar demonstrations: "There were
quite a number which called for `Freedom for Palestine' [but] I
looked in vain for one which called for `Freedom for Iraq.'...
None of the speakers expressed any wish to free Iraq".
Just as in 1991, the Palestinian Arabs try to ride the Saddam's
bandwagon to destroy our democratic ally, the State of Israel.
The Arabs have lost their right to thier state within Israel, the West Bank and Gaza after the sustained attempted annihilation of the Jews they engage in for the past 120 years. How can we or the Israelis depend upon them to keep peace that they have never accepted?
I urge you to support Israel, a staunch democratic ally in our war
against terror.