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ComeInPeace wrote:
> 
> http://forward.com/main/article.php?ref=eden200405271245
> 
> The simmering debate over the role of Jewish neoconservatives in drawing
> America into war in Iraq erupted with new fury this week. One of America's
> most respected ex-generals took to the airwaves to charge on CBS News' "60
> Minutes" that the war had been fought for Israel's benefit, just days after
> a similar charge was leveled on the floor of the U.S. Senate.
> 
> The retired general, Anthony Zinni, a past chief of the U.S. Central
> Command and President Bush's former Middle East special envoy, told "60
> Minutes" on Sunday that the neoconservatives' role in pushing the war for
> Israel's benefit was "the worst-kept secret in Washington." Three days
> earlier, Senator Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, a South Carolina Democrat, rose
> on the Senate floor to defend a newspaper essay he had written earlier in
> the month making the same charge. Both men complained that they had been
> unfairly labeled antisemitic for speaking out.

None of this makes sense. The pro business faction of the conservatives
would just as soon see us cozy up to OPEC and drop Israel like a hot
potato(e).
The evangelicals are hoping to start a holy war in the promised land.
But the problem with this as a 'pro Israel' position is that the Jews
and the Arabs are supposed to kill each other off so the holy lands will
be returned to the 'true believers', i.e. Christians.
 
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Paul Hovnanian     mailto:Paul@Hovnanian.com
note to spammers:  a Washington State resident
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