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by Philip Giraldi: [Here].

Turkey isn’t a European country, but that doesn’t matter. What matters is that the Jews want allies in the EU network. Turkey and Israel are good friends. Note the mention of Jewish official Lellouche: [Article].

Neoconservatism’s tentacles reach farther and farther. This will only anger Syria’s new “big brother,” Russia: [Article].

If no deal is reached, Zionism may suffer a big setback. Indeed, when/if U.S. troops leave, a hard-line Muslim could end up controlling Iraq, which would be bad news for Isntreal. (The United Nations mandate that authorizes the American troop presence in Iraq expires Dec. 31): [Article].

For Israel’s benefit, of course. But a 2008 timetable for troop withdrawal seems worthless, since a lot can happen in four years. The Middle East is an unpredictable place: [Article].

by Christopher Ketcham: [Article].

Sarah Palin talks about Israel, an apartheid state protected by America: [Article].

Accused of accepting bribes, Ehud Olmert will resign when a new PM is found. His likely successor will be ex-Mossad agent Tzipi Livni, whose parents were high-ranking members of the infamous Irgun terrorist group in Palestine. Many Israeli leaders – such as former Prime Minister Menachem Begin – were Irgun members: [Article].

Oy, the controversy. He will speak at the UN on Sept. 23, 2008. Last year, U.S. officials walked out of the UN assembly just before Ahmadinejad’s speech, which seems appropriate since America and Israel are joined at the hip: [Article]. What Ahmadinejad really said about Israel: [Here].

This is old news for some, but maybe not for others. A dramatic account of the events before, during and after “our only ally in the Middle East” attacked the USS Liberty in June 1967. That attack gives great insight into the true nature of the Jews: what sort of people try to kill allies? […]