Showing posts with label United States. Show all posts
Showing posts with label United States. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2011

obama wants Israel to return to pre-1967 borders?

If this latest pro muslim move by obama doesn't convince every Jew on the planet that obama is an anti-semite, nothing will.

If there is one single Jew that votes for obama in 2012 that should be banned from being a Jew for life. obama continues to alienate our allies in favor of people who hate us. The pre-1967 Israeli borders are not defensable. Even suggesting this goes against everything the United States has said and done for the last 45 years.

Even in 2004, the US House of Representatives voted 407-9 to support a statement by Bush that it was "unrealistic" to expect Israel to return completely to pre-1967 borders. In 2003, it was 399-5 to support Israel's forceful response to Palestinian attacks as justified. Those are not small numbers and they show an overwhelming support for our ally, Israel.

If I were Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, when I met with obama today I would tell him to jam the pre-1967 borders up his ass. I would also tell him that the next time he wants to make a major policy speech that affects my Country, to maybe let me know first.

If I were in charge, I would probably suggest that a good first move toward peace would be for terrorists to stop launching rockets in to Israel. That would go a long way towards moving further negotiations to be productive. It's got to be more than difficult for Israel to take peace talks seriously while dealing with terrorist attacks...

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Mexico’s President: ‘Anti-American Feeling in Mexico Is Growing’ Because of Public’s ‘Perception’ About Illegal Immigrants






Prior to going forward with immigration reform in the United States, “We need to change the general perception inside the public opinion in America and the public opinion in Mexico,” said calderon.

“My most serious concern is that bad feelings are growing on both sides of the border,” he added. “The anti-American feeling in Mexico is growing again.”

Meanwhile, he said, “the anti-Mexican or anti-Hispanic, or Latino, or immigrant feelings are growing here [in the United States].”

“What we need to do is remember each other – that we are neighbors, we are nice, and we are human persons,” said calderon. “We contribute to each other’s prosperity.”

Unless the public’s perception about immigration, in both countries, changes, “it will be impossible to persuade” people to implement immigration reform, said calderon.

The Mexican president’s comments were in response to a George Washington University student asking him to comment on what he thought was the “best solution” to deal with illegal immigrants in America. An estimated 13 million illegals are in the United States, many of them from Mexico.

calderon was questioned during a public forum sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

In answering the student, calderon said the DREAM Act, which he referred to as “tough comprehensive immigration reform” would have been a good step in the right direction of dealing with illegal immigration in the U.S.

The DREAM (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) Act, which failed to pass during the lame-duck session of Congress in 2010, would have allowed young illegal immigrants who have been in the states for at least five years to acquire legal status if they pass background checks, attend college or serve in the military for at least two years.