WFANS Mike Francesa & Chris Russo..
Blamed 9/11 on the Jews!
AND GOT AWAY WITH IT.
Francesa is still polluting the airwaves...
One State for one People. Thou shalt not be a victim, or perpetrator, but above all, thou shalt not be a bystander. Yasher Koach!
August 26, 2011
Dealing With Jordanian Squatters -
Jews need not exterminate the locals as Joshua supposedly did, behavior not readily reconcilable with the
tolerance the Torah teaches (The Torah prescribes restraint toward slaves and help for enemies who are one’s
co-religionists. Hatred of idolaters is a divine prerogative, not to be enforced by
Jews in some kind of jihad. Killing the Canaanites was a separate commandment
precisely because it was hard to justify based on the other commandments. Many
archeologists doubt the extermination ever took place).
Israel has clear guidelines in dealing with Palestinians: the Ten Commandments,
which prohibit murder and robbery but not killing in a war for the Promised Land,
nor do they prohibit running people off, provided the land and other property is
justly compensated. Those who compare Israeli policy with the Nazis should
imagine the Germans moving the Jews to Switzerland forcibly but compensating
them for their real estate.
Obadiah Shoher
tolerance the Torah teaches (The Torah prescribes restraint toward slaves and help for enemies who are one’s
co-religionists. Hatred of idolaters is a divine prerogative, not to be enforced by
Jews in some kind of jihad. Killing the Canaanites was a separate commandment
precisely because it was hard to justify based on the other commandments. Many
archeologists doubt the extermination ever took place).
Israel has clear guidelines in dealing with Palestinians: the Ten Commandments,
which prohibit murder and robbery but not killing in a war for the Promised Land,
nor do they prohibit running people off, provided the land and other property is
justly compensated. Those who compare Israeli policy with the Nazis should
imagine the Germans moving the Jews to Switzerland forcibly but compensating
them for their real estate.
Obadiah Shoher
Egypt Remilitarizes the Sinai
Going from bad to worse: "Thirty years of peace with Egypt have rested, above all, on a demilitarized Sinai."
This is very worrisome.
http://networkedblogs.com/may66
Israel Will Permit Egypt to Deploy Troops in Sinai The EconomistEgyptian military took part on the attacks on Israel. How many will join the war againt the Jewish state once its militarized?
"Sometimes you have to subordinate strategic considerations to tactical needs," says Ehud Barak, Israel's defense minister. This is one such time: Mr. Barak, backed by the current prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, is going to agree to Egypt deploying thousands of troops in Sinai even though the Israel-Egypt peace treaty strictly forbids it. They will have helicopters and armored vehicles, Barak says, but no tanks beyond the lone battalion already stationed there.
Israel faces a dilemma with far-reaching strategic consequences. Thirty years of peace with Egypt have rested, above all, on a demilitarized Sinai. The peninsula is patrolled by an international force and monitored by America from the air, to ensure that both sides keep their armies out, even though Sinai is sovereign Egyptian soil. Until now, Israel had said no to Egyptian demands t o let more troops on to the peninsula, beyond what is specified in the 1979 peace treaty. Yet it urgently needs Egypt to tighten security.
The decision comes after an audacious attack on August 18th on Israeli vehicles travelling on a scenic road that hugs the Israel-Egypt border and ends at the resort town of Eilat. Eight Israelis, civilians and soldiers, died in the attack and in shoot-outs involving the army. Ten attackers were killed, two apparently by Egyptian border guards, six of whom were also killed in the crossfire. Egypt blamed Israel for the deaths. Israel replied that a hard-core group of Palestinians, all heavily armed, had entered Egypt’s Sinai peninsula from Gaza a month ago, camped and trained there, and made their way unhindered across open desert to the site of the attack. Egyptian and Israeli security sources believe that several militants operating in Sinai joined them to take part in the attacks.
This is very worrisome.
http://networkedblogs.com/may66
Glenn Beck's Revealing visit
American media superstar Glenn Beck's visit to Israel this week was
a revealing and remarkable event. It revealed what it takes to be a
friend of Israel. And it revealed the causes of Israel's difficulty in
telling its enemies from its friends.
Read More...please!
Glenn Becks Revealing Visit
August 19, 2011
Galut or Ga-Oohlah...
So here we are heading towards one of the few last Shabbat's of 5771 and what is different then last year? Or the year before? Bibi plays strong and ...nothing changes. It is clear that the only option for Israel remains : Annex Gaza, Judea and Samaria and begin expelling the enemy. All non-Jews in Israel need to be laid off. All welfare programs for non Jews cut off. Whatever it takes begin the process!!
August 17, 2011
Glenn Beck Exploiting Israel
Op-ed: Fired Fox commentator intends to use Israel as prop in his effort to get back on top
If there is one thing that pretty much all Israelis agree on, it is the determination not to be perceived as, or to actually be, a “freier,” a Hebrew slang term for “sucker” or “chump.” Nobody likes to be taken advantage of, but Israelis seem more sensitive to this than other people, sometimes even preemptively turning the other guy into a freier rather than let him get you first.
Well, guess what? The entire State of Israel is being played for a freier right now, with the actual freier extravaganza taking place on August 24.
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more..
Glenn Beck exploiting Israel...
M.J. Rosenberg
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If there is one thing that pretty much all Israelis agree on, it is the determination not to be perceived as, or to actually be, a “freier,” a Hebrew slang term for “sucker” or “chump.” Nobody likes to be taken advantage of, but Israelis seem more sensitive to this than other people, sometimes even preemptively turning the other guy into a freier rather than let him get you first.
Well, guess what? The entire State of Israel is being played for a freier right now, with the actual freier extravaganza taking place on August 24.
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more..
Glenn Beck exploiting Israel...
August 12, 2011
Pregnant Palestinian woman at Israeli checkpoint – -Must See to Believe!
Pregnant Palestinian woman at Israeli checkpoint
This is a woman who about a year earlier was treated for massive burn over her body from a cooking gas tank explosion. She is stopped at the border when she wants to return to the same hospital in Israel due to her pregnancy.
Due to suspicion and security integrity, she is asked to undress at the border terminal.
And the world asks: “why do the Israelis need checkpoints, and a border fence?” Watch the video, and “get” the answer.
Watch the 3 minute video:
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2011/04/there-are-no-words.html
This is a woman who about a year earlier was treated for massive burn over her body from a cooking gas tank explosion. She is stopped at the border when she wants to return to the same hospital in Israel due to her pregnancy.
Due to suspicion and security integrity, she is asked to undress at the border terminal.
And the world asks: “why do the Israelis need checkpoints, and a border fence?” Watch the video, and “get” the answer.
Watch the 3 minute video:
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2011/04/there-are-no-words.html
The American Aliyah . . . . and how it will happen
You heard it here first. By 2025 there will be over 1 million American Jews living in Israel.
Actually – you didn’t hear it here first. We read it in the Tanach, Hashem told us this would happen through His prophets over three thousand years ago.
The process of Kibbutz Galyout,
the ingathering of the exiles, has been taking place for well over a
century. Since the first Russian Jew had enough of the pogroms and
headed eastward, there has been a mass movement to the Holy Land from
three of the four corners of the earth. Israel today boasts millions of
Jews who have roots in the Arab Lands, Asia, South America, Europe, and
Africa.
The only part of the world that hasn’t come home en masse is North America.
That’s about to change.
It won’t change because of Zionism, persecution, or even, Hashem forgive me, religious observance. But Hashem is guiding His hand to help us. It will happen for the simplest of reasons – self preservation.
Here’s how millions of American Jews will find themselves in Israel by 2025:
Over
the next 15 years, the economic fortunes of America and Israel will
cross paths in opposite directions. For the first time since World War
II, the U.S. government has amassed a debt load equal to its entire
economy. During WWII, all of this money was used towards industrial
production of the American war machine. When the war was over, the
factories were already built. The capacity was in place for the greatest
economic expansion mankind has ever seen. While the debt of the U.S.
continued to rise in the post World War II period, the economy grew so
much faster that the debt to GDP ratio fell dramatically.
Until now.
Today,
more than any government department except defense, America spends $420
billion a year on interest for its debt. This is while interest rates
at all-time lows. If interest rates were to “revert to the mean” and
hit, say 5%, this amount will double. America owes five times as much
debt as they report to the world in the form of future Social Security
and Medicare payments. They have to come up with $100 trillion over the
next 30 years. Over 60% of U.S. debt is in the form of two year notes.
This means that if interest rates were to suddenly spike, America is
very exposed. America does not have the luxury of having locked up low
interest rates for decades in the form of 30 year treasury notes – they
stopped issuing them a while back. If rates go up, within 24 months, the
total interest charge to the $14 trillion debt will skyrocket
exponentially.
The only way America can pay it’s credit card and keep growing is by printing money. The contemporary term is quantitative easing, or
QE3. This is the death blow for any economy. This is what did Germany
in during the 1920s. it’s already having an impact today.
As
time wears on, less and less of that money will be readily available to
the average American family. Taxes will have to go up to service debt,
or at least to ensure that after the government pays the
interest, there will be enough left to provide the American public the
bare essentials. Taxes can go up to 50%. After taxes, the government
will continue to print money to “make ends meet,” i.e., fill in the
gaps. This causes inflation – which means that after your pay your
taxes, the buying power of the money you have left will quickly erode.
This is why printing money is often referred to as the “invisible tax.”
Until
America fundamentally restructures itself, a process that will take
many years of very painful rebuilding, it will continue its economic
decline.
Compare that to Israel.
Israel
has a debt that is, according to the CIA factbook, 77% of its economy.
This ratio is concerning, but not critical. The difference is that
Israel has just discovered $1 trillion in natural resources off its
coast. The next 15 years will see massive development of these resources
and its use domestically, as well as its export to the world. Yes,
Israel will probably double its debt in the next one to two decades, but
her economy will grow at twice that pace. By 2025, Bezrat Hashem, the
ratio of debt to GDP could be 45-50%, a very healthy number.
The
State of Israel will not have to print money to meet its financial
obligations. It also will not have to raise taxes either. If the economy
doubles, or triples in size and tax rates stay the same, then the
government will see three times the money flow in to its coffers. If the
government even lowers taxes say, 10-20%, in real terms, they will still see more money come in than ever before.
Look at this from a personal perspective.
If you are an American family, you are going to see your taxes go up, and the value of the money you have left go down.
If
you are an Israeli family, you are going to see your taxes remain the
same, your income go up, and the value of the money you keep after taxes
become more valuable. Israel has vowed to invest the lion’s share of
its oil and gas royalties into education, meaning that these resources
are going to fuel even more growth. Israel may be on the cusp of an
economic explosion not seen since America in the 1990s.
This
means more universities and institutions of higher learning. More
scholarships. More opportunities for scientists, engineers, doctors –
which there is a shortage of in Israel, and the like. More government
payouts to the citizens. Better health care for everyone. Business
grants, subsidized food sales, more aid to the poor and needy, and so
much more.
If you are a family in America, the best thing you could do for your future, and the future of your children is move to Israel.
If you are a Jewish family, that’s exactly what you will have to do.
Today
more than ever, there is a free flow of human capital throughout the
globe. A citizen from Ireland, England, or France can work anywhere in
Europe. America boasts millions of workers from all over the world –
many of which do not have American citizenship. The opportunity for an
American to work in Israel for a better life will become more enticing
as time moves on.
Already the Nation of Israel appointed
as head of its central bank an American expatriate. Stanley Fischer,
whether he knows it or not, is the archetypical 21st century Zionist Pioneer.
It
will start with the doctors. 50% of doctors in the U.S. are Jewish.
Israel will have a shortage of doctors this decade. For a Jewish state
to have a shortage of doctors is pretty ironic – but the Hand of Hashem
is moving His people home. Israel will have the financial ability to
offer members of the medical profession more and more benefits to work
here than ever. The easiest way to do this is to bring over Jewish
doctors who are still trying to figure out how they will survive
Obamacare.
It will continue with the pensioners.
Currently the United States can continue to print all the money it likes
without any consequences to its economy. The dollar is relatively
solid, and interests rates are still low. The bond market hasn’t
devalued the dollar enough yet for the U.S. Central Bank to cut off
liquidity. This situation cannot go on forever. A day will come where
investors will sell out of U.S. treasuries, driving down bond prices and
pushing up interest rates.
The printing press will have to stop.
The U.S. will still have $100 trillion obligations, but they will no longer have the easy option to handle it.
One option is to just default on its debt. Another is to reneg on it.
America
may have to come to the conclusion that it cannot feasibly pay out
social security or medicare to its citizens. They will simply cancel it.
They can either rewrite what benefits they are obligated for – which
will be a shadow of what was originally promised, or just throw it out.
Once Social Security and Medicare become true lies, America’s $100
trillion debt quickly becomes a $20 trillion debt. It’s the next “easy”
solution to this colossal problem.
You don’t think a Congressman will have a problem getting elected on the platform of “Save entitlement or Save America!”
If
you are an American family who paid into the Social Security system for
decades, only to now realize that all the money you and your fellow
citizens put into the Social Security trust fund were raided by Congress
over the last 50 years and all that’s left is a big wad of IOUs that
now won’t even be paid off – you are out of luck! If you are 75 years
old, a retiree, and in need of medical care, you are in serious danger.
What are you going to do, go back to work? Who will hire you?
Israel
has virtually free and universal health care. If you are Jewish, you
are entitled to all of it by simply getting on a plane. The price of the
ticket paid for by Israel.
That’s exactly what will happen in the near future.
Millions
of American families will immigrate to Israel for the simple reality
that Israel will have something to offer them that America no longer
will.
It won’t start big – it will be a trickling at first.
Norman
Moskowitz will move his family to Ra’nana. He will continue to skype
all of his friends in Bay Ridge. He will tell his fellow officers at the
Shul about the warm weather. He will tell his former boss about the
exotic food. He will tell his friends about the cheap health care, and
he will talk to a few people about opening up an import/export business.
At first they will laugh at him. Then he will talk about the tax
benefits. He will talk about how many incentives the government gives
new immigrants to set up shop in the Holy Land. He will talk about all
the social goodies the government showers upon its citizens with the new
tax revenues while he still pays taxes equivalent, or even less than what he was paying back in the states.
In absentia, the new Israeli will be the buzz of Bay Ridge. “Norman has done so well for himself.” They will say.
All
the families will be jealous. One or two of them, who were considering
Israel for a while, will decide that if Norman can do it, so can they.
Then these families will be skyping their friends confirming everything
Norman said.
The first dominoes will fall and the chain reaction will begin. Pretty soon there will be a mass hysteria to come to Israel.
That’s how it will happen.
Just
like the process of the ingathering, something that has been going on
for a while and has now taken on a momentum of its own – the events that
have been put in place which will complete this process are about to
intensify.
Buckle up.
Dovber Halevi is the author of the financial book, How to Survive the Coming Decade of Anxiety. He writes for Breslov World and The Middle East Magazine. He lives with his wife and two children in Eretz Yisrael.
August 11, 2011
The Palestinian Fiddle by Yoram Ettinger
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the Palestinian issue is not a
primary Middle East concern.
Pro-Western oil-producing Persian Gulf leaders are traumatized by the
lethal Iranian nuclear threat, by a raging Arab Street of their own
and by a potential Iraqi "earthquake" in the aftermath of the US
evacuation. The pro-Western Hashemite regime is threatened by
intensified discontent among its Bedouin power base; the Muslim
Brotherhood hosted an anti-Western Arab
conference in Cairo on July 24-25, 2011; Strategically-critical Turkey
is becoming more-Islamic and less-western; the pro-Western Moroccan
monarchy is imperiled by the ripple effects of the Tunisian, Libyan
and Egyptian turmoil; Islamic terrorism is gaining ground; Russia,
China and North Korea are expanding their penetration into the Middle
East and the US posture of
deterrence is eroding substantially.
However, while the Middle East is burning - irrespective of the
Palestinian issue, of the Arab-Israeli conflict or Israel's policies
and existence - the American and the European foreign policy
establishments are playing the Palestinian fiddle. Their track record
features the support of Khomeini and the betrayal of the Shah, the
embrace of Saddam as a constructive force, the
crowning of Arafat as a messenger of peace, the hailing of Bashar
Assad as a moderate leader, the legitimization of Qadaffi as a
reformed ruler and the idolizing of Mubarak as an Egyptian Rock of
Gibraltar. They are convinced that the Palestinian issue is a root
cause of Middle East turbulence and the crown jewel of Arab
policy-making. Therefore, they assume that the resolution of the
Palestinian issue - by pressuring Israel to yield Judea and Samaria to
the Palestinians - would moderate the Middle East, would subside
anti-Western terrorism, would appease the Arabs, would enhance Western
ties with Arab countries and would facilitate a Western-Arab
coalition against Iran.
But, such foreign policy assumptions are invalidated by the real
Middle East, which highlights the root causes of regional turbulence:
inherent fragmentation, instability, unpredictability, volatility,
violence, terrorism, hate education and tenuous policies, commitments
and alliances. None of these 1,400 year old root causes is related to
the less than 100 year old Palestinian issue.
Arab leaders have never considered the Palestinian issue their prime
concern, but an intra-Arab tool and a pawn against Israel. They are
aware of the subversive and treacherous history of the Arafat-Abu
Mazen wing of the Palestinians, which was therefore expelled from
Egypt in the late 1950s, from Syria in 1966, from Jordan in 1970, from
Lebanon in 1982 and from Kuwait in 1991.
Thus, Arab leaders marshal their rhetoric, but not their resources, on
behalf of Palestinians. For example, during the October 2010 Arab
Summit in Libya, Arab leaders pledged $500MN to the Palestinian - only
seven percent was ever delivered. More than $2 billion were pledged by
the Arabs in support of the first and second Palestinian Intifada
against Israel, but less than $500 million reached the Palestinians.
During the 1980s, Arab financial support of the PLO was less than 10%
of Arab financial support of the anti-Soviet Muslims in Afghanistan.
Arab regimes did not actively support the PLO during its 1982 war (in
Lebanon) against Israeli and they did not flex a significant muscle
on behalf of the Palestinians during the 2008 war in Gaza. In fact,
this has been the Arab attitude toward the Palestinian issue since
1948, irrespective of the identity of the Palestinian leader: Haj Amin
al-Husseini, Shukeiri, Hammuda, Arafat, Abu Mazen or Haniyeh.
The Red Carpet, which welcomes Palestinian leaders in the West, is
transformed into a shabby rug upon landing in Arab capitals. What do
Arab regimes know about the Palestinian issue that Western policy
makers do not know or understand?!
Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, "Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative"
Israel Hayom Newsletter, August 2, 2011
primary Middle East concern.
Pro-Western oil-producing Persian Gulf leaders are traumatized by the
lethal Iranian nuclear threat, by a raging Arab Street of their own
and by a potential Iraqi "earthquake" in the aftermath of the US
evacuation. The pro-Western Hashemite regime is threatened by
intensified discontent among its Bedouin power base; the Muslim
Brotherhood hosted an anti-Western Arab
conference in Cairo on July 24-25, 2011; Strategically-critical Turkey
is becoming more-Islamic and less-western; the pro-Western Moroccan
monarchy is imperiled by the ripple effects of the Tunisian, Libyan
and Egyptian turmoil; Islamic terrorism is gaining ground; Russia,
China and North Korea are expanding their penetration into the Middle
East and the US posture of
deterrence is eroding substantially.
However, while the Middle East is burning - irrespective of the
Palestinian issue, of the Arab-Israeli conflict or Israel's policies
and existence - the American and the European foreign policy
establishments are playing the Palestinian fiddle. Their track record
features the support of Khomeini and the betrayal of the Shah, the
embrace of Saddam as a constructive force, the
crowning of Arafat as a messenger of peace, the hailing of Bashar
Assad as a moderate leader, the legitimization of Qadaffi as a
reformed ruler and the idolizing of Mubarak as an Egyptian Rock of
Gibraltar. They are convinced that the Palestinian issue is a root
cause of Middle East turbulence and the crown jewel of Arab
policy-making. Therefore, they assume that the resolution of the
Palestinian issue - by pressuring Israel to yield Judea and Samaria to
the Palestinians - would moderate the Middle East, would subside
anti-Western terrorism, would appease the Arabs, would enhance Western
ties with Arab countries and would facilitate a Western-Arab
coalition against Iran.
But, such foreign policy assumptions are invalidated by the real
Middle East, which highlights the root causes of regional turbulence:
inherent fragmentation, instability, unpredictability, volatility,
violence, terrorism, hate education and tenuous policies, commitments
and alliances. None of these 1,400 year old root causes is related to
the less than 100 year old Palestinian issue.
Arab leaders have never considered the Palestinian issue their prime
concern, but an intra-Arab tool and a pawn against Israel. They are
aware of the subversive and treacherous history of the Arafat-Abu
Mazen wing of the Palestinians, which was therefore expelled from
Egypt in the late 1950s, from Syria in 1966, from Jordan in 1970, from
Lebanon in 1982 and from Kuwait in 1991.
Thus, Arab leaders marshal their rhetoric, but not their resources, on
behalf of Palestinians. For example, during the October 2010 Arab
Summit in Libya, Arab leaders pledged $500MN to the Palestinian - only
seven percent was ever delivered. More than $2 billion were pledged by
the Arabs in support of the first and second Palestinian Intifada
against Israel, but less than $500 million reached the Palestinians.
During the 1980s, Arab financial support of the PLO was less than 10%
of Arab financial support of the anti-Soviet Muslims in Afghanistan.
Arab regimes did not actively support the PLO during its 1982 war (in
Lebanon) against Israeli and they did not flex a significant muscle
on behalf of the Palestinians during the 2008 war in Gaza. In fact,
this has been the Arab attitude toward the Palestinian issue since
1948, irrespective of the identity of the Palestinian leader: Haj Amin
al-Husseini, Shukeiri, Hammuda, Arafat, Abu Mazen or Haniyeh.
The Red Carpet, which welcomes Palestinian leaders in the West, is
transformed into a shabby rug upon landing in Arab capitals. What do
Arab regimes know about the Palestinian issue that Western policy
makers do not know or understand?!
Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, "Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative"
Israel Hayom Newsletter, August 2, 2011
August 1, 2011
Has Bibi Bowed Before Obama's 1967-Lines Formula?
Prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu has reportedly accepted Obama's 1967-lines formula for peace talks with the PA
Has Bibi Bowed Before Obama's 1967-Lines Formula?
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