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This is a look back in 2008 at some top issues of that time and AfriSynergy's analysis of those events. It includes the lies that were seeded by some pro-Zionists intended to derail Barack Obama's presidential campaign as well as the Investor Class's dirty business in the oil commodity markets on Wall Street.

The truth shall prevail. This is yet another example of an elite few who believe they can continue to dictate the domestic and foreign policies of the United States. They boldly proclaimed that they opposed Charles Freeman and, therefore, he terminated his nomination to serve President Obama.

Zionist Propaganda in the US Media

Mike Gravel

Israel Rejects Peace and Palestine's Right to Exist By: Genevieve Cora Fraser Following nearly 21,600 days (60 years) of non-stop violence towards the Palestinians, Israel has once again refused Palestinians their Right to Return and Just Compensation as required by international law under UN Resolution 194. According to Nobel Prize winner, Vice Premier Shimon Peres, the Palestinians should forgo their demands for the right of return for Palestinian refugees. Right of return means only one thing - turning Israel into a Palestinian state, Peres claims. Shortly after the Zionist government was founded, Israel agreed to the terms of Resolution 194 as a basic condition of their legitimacy as a nation. Instead, they have spent 60 years denying Palestine's Right to Exist, despite the fact that it has existed since at least the ancient Persian Empire over 2,500 years ago, as maps of the empire demonstrate. To insure that Palestine won't exist in the future, Israel has changed Israeli maps, renaming all of Palestine as part of Israel. Since 1967, Israel has also exercised a brutal siege over the population. Also known as, The Occupation, the Israeli government has waged non-stop violence against Palestine which includes, but is not limited to, the erection of a concentration camp Wall that allows them to starve and bombard the population at will. Recently, the Israeli cabinet voted overwhelmingly to boycott the newly established Palestinian Unity Government. Israel hopes its actions will continue to inspire the United States and European nations to maintain their blockade of food, medicine, and money. In addition, Israel has prevented repairs to infrastructure, including electrical generation plants, which it had destroyed throughout sections of Gaza. One of the benefits to Israel is that by maintaining a stranglehold over the Palestinian land base, it can more easily confiscate Palestine's water supply for Israeli use or sell the water back to the population at exorbitant prices. Defining the Palestinian government, which is dominated by the ruling Hamas party, as a terrorist organization, Israel recently received billions more in aid from the United States in their effort to continue to hold the population at bay. Israel's efforts have not only been largely successful, it is believed by human rights and health organizations that by maintaining near starvation conditions and the loss of infrastructure has created conditions in Palestine which will further demoralize the population and make them increasingly prone to disease and premature death. US Presidential hopefuls in both parties have lined up to praise and support Israeli actions. Writing on behalf of Salon, Gregory Levey commented that the closing dinner of the AIPAC conference was attended by a who's who of Washington's A-list . Rejecting any progress toward a peace settlement is critical at this time for Democrats and Republicans alike, otherwise candidates are viewed as soft on terrorism, despite the Iraq Study Group's recommendation that progress on the Palestinian problem could help avert a conflagration in the greater Middle East. It is estimated that there are approximately 9,395,000 Palestinians world-wide, with about 3.4 million living in the West Bank and Gaza. Palestine's refugee population is considered to be the largest in the world which adds considerably to tensions. Palestinians have traditionally been considered to be among the most educated people in the world and, prior to Israel's onslaught, was prosperous by world standards. Yet today, many of Palestine's refugees live in squalor, restricted in their ability to work and subsisting mostly on hand outs from the United Nations and a few donor nations. Current Palestinian refugee counts include: · Jordan 1,827,877 refugees · Gaza 986,034 refugees · West Bank 699,817 refugees · Syria 432,048 refugees · Lebanon 404,170 refugees · Saudi Arabia 240,000refugees · Egypt 70,245 refugees

Ehud Olmert speech at AIPAC 2008

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Barack Obama, the Democrats' presumptive presidential nominee speak at the AIPAC conference showing their support for Israel.

We must not allow anyone to push us into a war with Iran. Wesley Clark told Arianna Huffington about the push for war on Iran, How can you talk about bombing a country when you won't even talk to them? said Clark. It's outrageous. We're the United States of America; we don't do that. When we asked him what made him so sure the Bush administration was headed in this direction, he replied: You just have to read what's in the Israeli press. The Jewish community is divided but there is so much pressure being channeled from the New York money people to the office seekers. For Clark, this is the biggest foreign policy issue facing the U.S. I'm worried about the surge, he said. But I'm worried about this even more. , Huffington wrote on her blog. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/dc-notes-wes-clark-is-_b_37837.html In his article, Eric Alterman warns about the push for President Bush to attack Iran. About Wesley Clark's concern that the attack is being pushed by New York money people, Alterman writes, I agree with Clark, but I agree that he also said what he said badly, though not anti-Semitically. Alterman warns, The Bush administration is clearly attempting to create a pretext to attack Iran ... [this would result in] inciting worldwide terrorist attacks against Americans and their properties around the world, including inside the United States ... this being the Bush administration, you can count on it being done incompetently and dishonestly. Criticize the neocons for what they are actually doing -- or even use the word neocon -- and you're an anti-Semite. That means they get to keep doing it even if it means they are acting on behalf of what they believe are Israel's interests ... rather than America's. We saw during the Lieberman primary that The Weekly Standard actually does care more about what's good for Israel than for America -- they said American Jews should behave that way, and so do Newsweek's embarrassingly crazy Rabbi Gelman and Mona Charen and a few others. If anyone on earth thinks Marty Peretz cares more about the fate of the goyim in America than the heroes in Israel, I've never met him or her ... if you read this excellent New York Times Magazine piece on Abe Foxman, you'll get a small inkling of how the system works. http://mediamatters.org/altercation/200701160005 On Bloggingheads, Alterman said, Wesley Clark, used probably some incautious language, when he said that New York money men, which many people interpret to mean Jews, were pushing us to war with Iran. However, Jews, in New York, who have a lot of money, are in fact pushing us to war with Iran. It was a factually true statement. AIPAC is pushing us to war with Iran. AIPAC is the reason that no Democrats are coming out strongly against war with Iran. AIPAC's funding is extremely wealthy American Jews and AIPAC is pushing for war with Iran. So, when people go to Democratic politicians and they say listen, I don't want you gettin' out in front and opposing war with Iran, particularly since you have national aspirations, they don't say it in the New York Times. - Wesley Clark and the anti-Semitism charge http://bloggingheads.tv/video.php?id=184&cid=900