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Post by steevo on Oct 1, 2014 4:35:13 GMT
After reading this article I was again reminded we have no leaders who speak the truth... but one.This man, whatever his failings, is better able to articulate the global situation than any political leader currently in a position of power in any country by yards. In fact, virtually no one else is even attempting to do it. (Tony Blair did for a while before he turned, but he’s not in Bibi’s league.) Netanyahu may not be Churchill when it comes to courage, but he is Churchill, or close, when it comes to a precise mastery of the English language, ironic since he is the prime minister of a Hebrew-speaking nation. He is able to tell the truth about the important issues, when all others, including, notably, our president and secretary of State, are prevaricating or spinning, trying desperately not to offend the reprehensible, and he did it again the other day at the United Nations. (Full text here.) He told the truth about radical Islam to a half empty house whose Moslem delegates had left and whose remaining attendees sat there terrified of agreeing publicly with the Israeli prime minister lest some imam or dopey liberal NGO accuse of them of Islamophobia. He made that speech at an institution that has institutionalized anti-Semitism, not world peace or even basic common sense, as its modus operandi, as its very raison d’être.
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Post by Teddy Bear on Oct 1, 2014 14:39:03 GMT
Good article and sadly all too true. There's no doubt that eventually the PC brigade will have to give way to reality as our society is confronted more and more by the Islamic menace, and politicians will be selected for their grasp on that reality instead of the bullshit we've gotten used to.
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Post by charmbrights on Oct 2, 2014 7:25:39 GMT
Once again I am reminded of the wise words of Golda Meir, "We may forgive [the Arabs] for killing our children, but it will be much harder to forgive them for forcing us to kill theirs."
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