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		<title>By: B99</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50937</link>
		<dc:creator>B99</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:23:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Shabnam - But the Kurds don&#039;t want to be in your country.  

The Kurds looked to the US for help - the US played them, they looked to the Soviet Union for help - the Soviets played them, they looked to Iraq for help against Iran, Iraq played them, they looked to Iran for help against Iraq, Iran played them.  So the Israelis, smart as ever, have jumped in.  Israel too, is playing them.  It will be another rough lesson for the Kurds.  And they will get no help from Arab nor Persian, neither of whom is interested in Kurdistan as anything but a vassal province.

 But you are right that the Palestinians do not need my advice.  Instead, I take THEIR advice.  A long time ago I went to Palestine, the first day I sat in a Jerusalem cafe with a Jewish professor of Hebrew University.  He was polite for a while, but then eventually admonished me that I should not be doing the research I had intended to do as I did not have the permission of the Israeli people.  Surprising myself with my own quick retort, I replied that I did not need such permission - I had the permission of the Palestinian people.  (Literally true, as per a written document in my pocket!)  He was silent, I imagine him doing a slow burn.  The idea of Palestinians making their own decisions had never occurred to him.  

So if I am meddling in the Middle East, it is with the kind permission of the  Palestinian people.  Of course, that does not give me permission to muck about in Kurdistan, but then again, I don&#039;t imagine that you have  their permission either.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shabnam &#8211; But the Kurds don&#8217;t want to be in your country.  </p>
<p>The Kurds looked to the US for help &#8211; the US played them, they looked to the Soviet Union for help &#8211; the Soviets played them, they looked to Iraq for help against Iran, Iraq played them, they looked to Iran for help against Iraq, Iran played them.  So the Israelis, smart as ever, have jumped in.  Israel too, is playing them.  It will be another rough lesson for the Kurds.  And they will get no help from Arab nor Persian, neither of whom is interested in Kurdistan as anything but a vassal province.</p>
<p> But you are right that the Palestinians do not need my advice.  Instead, I take THEIR advice.  A long time ago I went to Palestine, the first day I sat in a Jerusalem cafe with a Jewish professor of Hebrew University.  He was polite for a while, but then eventually admonished me that I should not be doing the research I had intended to do as I did not have the permission of the Israeli people.  Surprising myself with my own quick retort, I replied that I did not need such permission &#8211; I had the permission of the Palestinian people.  (Literally true, as per a written document in my pocket!)  He was silent, I imagine him doing a slow burn.  The idea of Palestinians making their own decisions had never occurred to him.  </p>
<p>So if I am meddling in the Middle East, it is with the kind permission of the  Palestinian people.  Of course, that does not give me permission to muck about in Kurdistan, but then again, I don&#8217;t imagine that you have  their permission either.</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50926</link>
		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 07:09:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Edward Herman:

So, while Mahmoud Ahmadinejad might not be good for world anti-imperialism, his country is not just &quot;opposed by the United States,&quot; it has been under serious U.S. attack and faces a continuing threat of escalated violence. It should be first-order business of a left and supposed campaign for peace as well as democracy to oppose this threat.  But with Ahmadinejad a demonized target and Iran&#039;s allegedly sham election of June 12 utterly discredited, the CPD&#039;s willing participation in that whole process (in contrast to Honduras, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia) provides first-class service to the imperial powers. 

Great lines to show that CPD CAN NOT BE TRUSTED.  CPD IS A FRONT.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Edward Herman:</p>
<p>So, while Mahmoud Ahmadinejad might not be good for world anti-imperialism, his country is not just &#8220;opposed by the United States,&#8221; it has been under serious U.S. attack and faces a continuing threat of escalated violence. It should be first-order business of a left and supposed campaign for peace as well as democracy to oppose this threat.  But with Ahmadinejad a demonized target and Iran&#8217;s allegedly sham election of June 12 utterly discredited, the CPD&#8217;s willing participation in that whole process (in contrast to Honduras, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia) provides first-class service to the imperial powers. </p>
<p>Great lines to show that CPD CAN NOT BE TRUSTED.  CPD IS A FRONT.</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50924</link>
		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:01:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Deadbea:    that is a good suggestion.  
Furthermore, next time  when &quot;spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them&quot;  make sure you are standing in front of  a mirror.
It is wired that people watch the provided video of   zionist&#039;s propagandist, Madonna,  but it does not cross their brain why does Madonna paint the Zionist&#039;s enemies as Hiter and leave out all the true 
HITER and war criminals out  such as Olmert, Peres, Barak, Netanyahu, Bush, Blair, Cheney, Wolfowitz, and many more.

Deadbeat:

As I have pointed out many times in the past that CPD can not be trusted.  Chomsky has signed many of their petitions.  I just spotted an article by Edward Herman where he is saying the same thing.  Please read this article as soon as possile to see  why &#039;left&#039;  and &#039;progressive&#039; in the West are so confused and divided.

http://www.zcommunications.org/znet/viewArticle/22109</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Deadbea:    that is a good suggestion.<br />
Furthermore, next time  when &#8220;spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them&#8221;  make sure you are standing in front of  a mirror.<br />
It is wired that people watch the provided video of   zionist&#8217;s propagandist, Madonna,  but it does not cross their brain why does Madonna paint the Zionist&#8217;s enemies as Hiter and leave out all the true<br />
HITER and war criminals out  such as Olmert, Peres, Barak, Netanyahu, Bush, Blair, Cheney, Wolfowitz, and many more.</p>
<p>Deadbeat:</p>
<p>As I have pointed out many times in the past that CPD can not be trusted.  Chomsky has signed many of their petitions.  I just spotted an article by Edward Herman where he is saying the same thing.  Please read this article as soon as possile to see  why &#8216;left&#8217;  and &#8216;progressive&#8217; in the West are so confused and divided.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.zcommunications.org/znet/viewArticle/22109" rel="nofollow">http://www.zcommunications.org/znet/viewArticle/22109</a></p>
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		<title>By: Deadbeat</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50922</link>
		<dc:creator>Deadbeat</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 05:32:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;i&gt;Nevertheless, I almost feel like looking him up and e-mailing him some of the comments made here. I almost spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them.&lt;/i&gt;

Good!  You should start with &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.leftcurve.org/LC29WebPages/Chomsky.html&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot;&gt;Jeffrey Blankfort&lt;/a&gt;.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><i>Nevertheless, I almost feel like looking him up and e-mailing him some of the comments made here. I almost spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them.</i></p>
<p>Good!  You should start with <a href="http://www.leftcurve.org/LC29WebPages/Chomsky.html" rel="nofollow">Jeffrey Blankfort</a>.</p>
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		<title>By: Danny Ray</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50914</link>
		<dc:creator>Danny Ray</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:14:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Wait, I&#039;m confused first you are talking about the middle east and then you are talking about rich civilizations, are we still talking about iran?

You know shabnam sometimes I am afraid that you will get all worked up and burst a vein, and then again sometimes I am afraid you might not</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wait, I&#8217;m confused first you are talking about the middle east and then you are talking about rich civilizations, are we still talking about iran?</p>
<p>You know shabnam sometimes I am afraid that you will get all worked up and burst a vein, and then again sometimes I am afraid you might not</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50912</link>
		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 23:25:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>B99   Stop this nonsense.  The whole region was united in their opposition to partition of Palestine including the Christian Greece.  What did happen?  You, the westerners since 15th century are doing what is in your fu**ing interest ‘divide and rule.”   That’s why I am asking people of the region including central Asia and North Africa be united against racists who think we are unable to unite ignoring  their own fu**ing hand in installation of dictators, setting  coup, waging wars to expand their influence and take our market and resources.  We do not forget the racist British imperialists, Zionists, and the most brutal, American empire committing genocide in each country they have set their foot.  Therefore, I am warning you we do not need your advice.  You should spend your energy to protect indigenous population of America, Australia and elsewhere under the boots of imperialist/
 Zionist war criminals.  I am going to work toward unity of ALL IN THE REGION TO FORCE THE WAR CRIMINALS AND the fools who support the racists with their tax money out of our region.  If you want cooperation you have to stop interfering in our AFFAIRS.  We are not unable people otherwise you wouldn’t be interested in  to destroying  our rich civilization to replace it with culture of ‘cleavage.’  Stop this nonsense.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>B99   Stop this nonsense.  The whole region was united in their opposition to partition of Palestine including the Christian Greece.  What did happen?  You, the westerners since 15th century are doing what is in your fu**ing interest ‘divide and rule.”   That’s why I am asking people of the region including central Asia and North Africa be united against racists who think we are unable to unite ignoring  their own fu**ing hand in installation of dictators, setting  coup, waging wars to expand their influence and take our market and resources.  We do not forget the racist British imperialists, Zionists, and the most brutal, American empire committing genocide in each country they have set their foot.  Therefore, I am warning you we do not need your advice.  You should spend your energy to protect indigenous population of America, Australia and elsewhere under the boots of imperialist/<br />
 Zionist war criminals.  I am going to work toward unity of ALL IN THE REGION TO FORCE THE WAR CRIMINALS AND the fools who support the racists with their tax money out of our region.  If you want cooperation you have to stop interfering in our AFFAIRS.  We are not unable people otherwise you wouldn’t be interested in  to destroying  our rich civilization to replace it with culture of ‘cleavage.’  Stop this nonsense.</p>
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		<title>By: Ruvy</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50902</link>
		<dc:creator>Ruvy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:58:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Oh, this comment thread is a merry chase!  Which Jew is more of a Zionist?!  Which Jew should be more condemned for insisting on a homeland for his people?!  And poor No&#039;am!  He is really dragged over the coals here!  If he had not been circumcized and given a Hebrew name, nobody would question his credentials as someone who is against Israel and its existence.  Even poor Madonna, who can&#039;t tell the difference between a Jew and a Jewfish (&quot;oh yes I can!&quot;, screams the material girl, showing us graphically how the circumcized penis penetrates differently from the uncircumcized one) , is dragged over the hot coals of righteous criticism here.

What an absolute joke.

I don&#039;t like No&#039;am Chomsky.  He&#039;s a traitor to the Jewish people (though Soros and Kissinger are far worse and deserve a far more painful punishment for their actions), but worse, he is an intellectual bully who blocks the publications of linguists who dare disagree with him.

Nevertheless, I almost feel like looking him up and e-mailing him some of the comments made here.  I almost spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh, this comment thread is a merry chase!  Which Jew is more of a Zionist?!  Which Jew should be more condemned for insisting on a homeland for his people?!  And poor No&#8217;am!  He is really dragged over the coals here!  If he had not been circumcized and given a Hebrew name, nobody would question his credentials as someone who is against Israel and its existence.  Even poor Madonna, who can&#8217;t tell the difference between a Jew and a Jewfish (&#8220;oh yes I can!&#8221;, screams the material girl, showing us graphically how the circumcized penis penetrates differently from the uncircumcized one) , is dragged over the hot coals of righteous criticism here.</p>
<p>What an absolute joke.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t like No&#8217;am Chomsky.  He&#8217;s a traitor to the Jewish people (though Soros and Kissinger are far worse and deserve a far more painful punishment for their actions), but worse, he is an intellectual bully who blocks the publications of linguists who dare disagree with him.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, I almost feel like looking him up and e-mailing him some of the comments made here.  I almost spit up the water I was drinking on the screen reading them.</p>
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		<title>By: B99</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50898</link>
		<dc:creator>B99</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:26:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Shabnam - The Iranian govt has screwed its Kurdish population when it was advantageous to do so - and supported Iraqi Kurdish desires when it chose to do so.  Let&#039;s not pretend there is a great deal of Aryan brotherhood in this history.  Besides, this is about Iraqi Kurdistan, not Iran.  Just grant them their own country and stop using them as a pawn in intra-regional rivalry.  Middle Easterners proved incapable of putting up a united front against the US and thus it was able to dismember Iraq.  This is the consequence of Middle Eastern people being unable to organize sufficiently to reject US (and now Israeli) imperialism.

And no one is saying the Kurds are angels - they ARE however, people deserving the same rights as all others - and to say that Kurdish nationalism is worse than Zionism says to me you&#039;d be willing to military occupy Kurdish regions in the name of one state or another.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shabnam &#8211; The Iranian govt has screwed its Kurdish population when it was advantageous to do so &#8211; and supported Iraqi Kurdish desires when it chose to do so.  Let&#8217;s not pretend there is a great deal of Aryan brotherhood in this history.  Besides, this is about Iraqi Kurdistan, not Iran.  Just grant them their own country and stop using them as a pawn in intra-regional rivalry.  Middle Easterners proved incapable of putting up a united front against the US and thus it was able to dismember Iraq.  This is the consequence of Middle Eastern people being unable to organize sufficiently to reject US (and now Israeli) imperialism.</p>
<p>And no one is saying the Kurds are angels &#8211; they ARE however, people deserving the same rights as all others &#8211; and to say that Kurdish nationalism is worse than Zionism says to me you&#8217;d be willing to military occupy Kurdish regions in the name of one state or another.</p>
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		<title>By: Danny Ray</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50895</link>
		<dc:creator>Danny Ray</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:13:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Sorry Shabnam its that damn  mechanical translator it is never right. one of my PKK friends saw it just after I posted it and said so. 

BTW my boys in the Persh Merga would love to sit down with you and have a real dialogue on Kurdish inderpendence.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sorry Shabnam its that damn  mechanical translator it is never right. one of my PKK friends saw it just after I posted it and said so. </p>
<p>BTW my boys in the Persh Merga would love to sit down with you and have a real dialogue on Kurdish inderpendence.</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50894</link>
		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:08:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>No, being against ‘greater Israel’ does not make one  a Zionist enabler, only the opposite. 
[So am I going to side with keeping Kurdistan within Iraq (as against Kurdish wishes) so as to thwart the Israeli program or am I going to go with what the Kurds have always wanted – their own state.]

You go with the latter and I will go with the former.  Iranians are living together, including Azeri, Balouch, Kurds and others, for thousands of years.  Please stop this nonsense and tell the Zionists they cannot separate us.  People should honor togetherness not separating them into many pieces.  There is already a fierce fight between Barezani, a puppet of Israel, and Talebani in north of Iraq where may split into two pieces.   You must listen to people’s voices in the region that regardless of ethnic or religious divide everyone agrees on one thing, WE DO NOT WANT ANOTHER ISRAEL.   You do not have any idea about Kurdish nationalism which is worse than Zionism.  They have already started to act against not only Arabs, Christians, Turkmen but also against Azeri.  There is a fierce fight between Azeri and Kurds of Iran on who is a ‘guest’ on this piece of land (north east). Stop dreaming B99 and no one should support Kurdish terrorism and must bring it to the fore for others to see.   If Kurds can live in the US or Sweden and proudly wave their foc**ng passport to call themselves Americans, or Swedish then they certainly can live with the rest of Iraqi people where have lived for centuries.  If those hypocrites who claim ‘I am a citizen of the world’ then they should fu*k off and try to live with people in the region in peace and not to be a PAWN of Zionism and imperialism to expand their TRIBE.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>No, being against ‘greater Israel’ does not make one  a Zionist enabler, only the opposite.<br />
[So am I going to side with keeping Kurdistan within Iraq (as against Kurdish wishes) so as to thwart the Israeli program or am I going to go with what the Kurds have always wanted – their own state.]</p>
<p>You go with the latter and I will go with the former.  Iranians are living together, including Azeri, Balouch, Kurds and others, for thousands of years.  Please stop this nonsense and tell the Zionists they cannot separate us.  People should honor togetherness not separating them into many pieces.  There is already a fierce fight between Barezani, a puppet of Israel, and Talebani in north of Iraq where may split into two pieces.   You must listen to people’s voices in the region that regardless of ethnic or religious divide everyone agrees on one thing, WE DO NOT WANT ANOTHER ISRAEL.   You do not have any idea about Kurdish nationalism which is worse than Zionism.  They have already started to act against not only Arabs, Christians, Turkmen but also against Azeri.  There is a fierce fight between Azeri and Kurds of Iran on who is a ‘guest’ on this piece of land (north east). Stop dreaming B99 and no one should support Kurdish terrorism and must bring it to the fore for others to see.   If Kurds can live in the US or Sweden and proudly wave their foc**ng passport to call themselves Americans, or Swedish then they certainly can live with the rest of Iraqi people where have lived for centuries.  If those hypocrites who claim ‘I am a citizen of the world’ then they should fu*k off and try to live with people in the region in peace and not to be a PAWN of Zionism and imperialism to expand their TRIBE.</p>
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		<title>By: B99</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50886</link>
		<dc:creator>B99</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:26:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Shabnam - Israel&#039;s policy is to undermine all Arab states by surrounding them with alliances with regional non-Arab states - to do this by leveraging historic cultural cleavages.  The obvious candidates for this have beenTurkey and Iran.  Iran was lost to Israel when the Shah was thrown out.  That leaves Turkey.  And now Kurdistan.  So am I going to side with keeping Kurdistan within Iraq (as against Kurdish wishes) so as to thwart the Israeli program or am I going to go with what the Kurds have always wanted - their own state.  Obviously the latter is a more important ideal.  The Kurds can jettison the Israelis later - as did Iran.  And has Turkey to a lesser extent.  But it will not happen if Iranians are anti-Kurdish - that would make you the Zionist-enabler.  It looks like Israel outplays its opponents every time.  

Yes, the purpose of the &#039;peace process&#039; is to buy time until all of Palestine is absorbed.  This is why the Palestinians must insist all the way on the entire WB&amp;G and East Jerusalem which is what EVERY F**KING INSTITUTION in the world supports on paper or in reality - as opposed to what?  Your solution?  What is the damn mechanism of your solution and how many institutions do you have behind it?  You don&#039;t even have Hamas for Christ sake.  You don&#039;t even have a way of operationalizing it.  Nothing but an emotional position.  And it just gets the Palestinians killed.

Erakat said that because he wants to hang that possibility over Israel - because he knows every Israeli dreads such an outcome.  They will give up all of WB before they submit to one state with Arabs.  You know they won&#039;t give in on this.

So I am for a Palestinian state even as you stall until they dry up in the desert.  And I am for a state in Kosovo too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shabnam &#8211; Israel&#8217;s policy is to undermine all Arab states by surrounding them with alliances with regional non-Arab states &#8211; to do this by leveraging historic cultural cleavages.  The obvious candidates for this have beenTurkey and Iran.  Iran was lost to Israel when the Shah was thrown out.  That leaves Turkey.  And now Kurdistan.  So am I going to side with keeping Kurdistan within Iraq (as against Kurdish wishes) so as to thwart the Israeli program or am I going to go with what the Kurds have always wanted &#8211; their own state.  Obviously the latter is a more important ideal.  The Kurds can jettison the Israelis later &#8211; as did Iran.  And has Turkey to a lesser extent.  But it will not happen if Iranians are anti-Kurdish &#8211; that would make you the Zionist-enabler.  It looks like Israel outplays its opponents every time.  </p>
<p>Yes, the purpose of the &#8216;peace process&#8217; is to buy time until all of Palestine is absorbed.  This is why the Palestinians must insist all the way on the entire WB&amp;G and East Jerusalem which is what EVERY F**KING INSTITUTION in the world supports on paper or in reality &#8211; as opposed to what?  Your solution?  What is the damn mechanism of your solution and how many institutions do you have behind it?  You don&#8217;t even have Hamas for Christ sake.  You don&#8217;t even have a way of operationalizing it.  Nothing but an emotional position.  And it just gets the Palestinians killed.</p>
<p>Erakat said that because he wants to hang that possibility over Israel &#8211; because he knows every Israeli dreads such an outcome.  They will give up all of WB before they submit to one state with Arabs.  You know they won&#8217;t give in on this.</p>
<p>So I am for a Palestinian state even as you stall until they dry up in the desert.  And I am for a state in Kosovo too.</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:44:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I don’t understand, B99, why do you, as American??? at this site are trying to sell  Israeli’s plan to others to promote ‘Greater Israel’ project?   You must know better than anyone else no ‘two state solution’ exist.  All these ‘peace process’ and ‘negotiation’ are there to buy time.  We can’t say this is US imperialism fault, but with great confidence we can say this is Zionists’ plan to steal all of the Palestinian’s land.
Majority of Palestinians want ONE state.  Some many not say it loudly because they think, same as you when passionately advocating two states solution, Israel will not allow it.  But you are misleading people at this site saying that due to hatred one state solution is not possible.  Please stop fooling yourself. Even Erakat believes that ‘two states’ is NO solution otherwise he would have not said: “GIVE US ISRAELI CITIZENSHIP.”   
[So why don’t you pull the rug out from under Israel and push for an independent Kurdistan and a Palestinian state in all of the WB&amp;G as Fatah and Hamas propose? Or you can just let Israel pick the region apart and curse them to hell.]

I am not going to act AS A ZIONIST ENABLER by cooperating with their project the ‘greater Israel’ for the region.  Iran lost half of Azerbaijan to brutal Russians in 19th century and since then the enemy of Iran wants to partition Iran.  The Zionists like Michael Leeden and Schifer, Israeli agent, are very active among opportunists.  Please stop dreaming B99,</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don’t understand, B99, why do you, as American??? at this site are trying to sell  Israeli’s plan to others to promote ‘Greater Israel’ project?   You must know better than anyone else no ‘two state solution’ exist.  All these ‘peace process’ and ‘negotiation’ are there to buy time.  We can’t say this is US imperialism fault, but with great confidence we can say this is Zionists’ plan to steal all of the Palestinian’s land.<br />
Majority of Palestinians want ONE state.  Some many not say it loudly because they think, same as you when passionately advocating two states solution, Israel will not allow it.  But you are misleading people at this site saying that due to hatred one state solution is not possible.  Please stop fooling yourself. Even Erakat believes that ‘two states’ is NO solution otherwise he would have not said: “GIVE US ISRAELI CITIZENSHIP.”<br />
[So why don’t you pull the rug out from under Israel and push for an independent Kurdistan and a Palestinian state in all of the WB&amp;G as Fatah and Hamas propose? Or you can just let Israel pick the region apart and curse them to hell.]</p>
<p>I am not going to act AS A ZIONIST ENABLER by cooperating with their project the ‘greater Israel’ for the region.  Iran lost half of Azerbaijan to brutal Russians in 19th century and since then the enemy of Iran wants to partition Iran.  The Zionists like Michael Leeden and Schifer, Israeli agent, are very active among opportunists.  Please stop dreaming B99,</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:10:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[شما هنوز هم پسر و افشانده شدن از یک سگ]
The translation of nonsense above gives the following sh*t where fits you the  best because no one else can understand  it except you.

You still sow a son and dog</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[شما هنوز هم پسر و افشانده شدن از یک سگ]<br />
The translation of nonsense above gives the following sh*t where fits you the  best because no one else can understand  it except you.</p>
<p>You still sow a son and dog</p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:00:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Please remove the first post under Gilad Atzmon&#039;s article. Sorry for the mistake.

http://www.freehaleh.org/2007/05/22/biden-chomsky-and-cole-free-haleh/</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Please remove the first post under Gilad Atzmon&#8217;s article. Sorry for the mistake.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.freehaleh.org/2007/05/22/biden-chomsky-and-cole-free-haleh/" rel="nofollow">http://www.freehaleh.org/2007/05/22/biden-chomsky-and-cole-free-haleh/</a></p>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:57:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Deadbeat:

[And Chomsky continued denial of Zionism influence of U.S. Foreign policy and its increasing influence of the American political economy.]
Thank you for your post. As you know during the cultural cold war, according to Frances Stonor Saunders, the CIA penetrated and influenced many cultural organizations though its front groups. Many intellectuals were funded and promoted including Irving Kristol, Melvin Lasky, Isaiah Berlin, Stephen Spender, Sidney Hook, Daniel Bell, Dwight MacDonald, Robert Lowell, Hannah Arendt, Mary McCarthy, and numerous others in the United States and Europe.
Now, CIA is doing the same thing through its organizations related but not limited to ‘Human Rights’ organizations. NED is funded by the US government and is the center to train agents for the targeted countries. They fund ‘intellectuals’ who are willing to cooperate to spread the empire’s influence around the world and in return these agents will train and direct NGOs in the targeted countries. US have brought many Iranians to the center who are willing to cooperate with NED. Haleh Esfandiari, a monarchist, who left Iran with her husband Shaul Bakhash and has adopted her husband religion, Judaismm, was invited to NED in 1995 and closely cooperated with ‘The institute for the Near East policy.’
Ms. Esfandiari number of times travelled to Iran and in 2007 was detained for few weeks to be questioned. All of sudden many from the ‘progressive’ and ‘left’ were demanding her immediate release. Chomsky on her behalf wrote:

[I would like to join Human Rights Watch and the Middle East Studies Association in strenuously condemning the persecution and now imprisonment of Haleh Esfandiari. These actions are deplorable in themselves, and also are a gift to Western hardliners who are trying to organize support for military action against Iran. Now is a time for diplomacy, negotiations, and relaxation of tensions, in accordance with the will of the overwhelming majority of Americans and Iranians, as recent polls reveal. The intolerable treatment of this highly respected scholar and human rights activist severely undermines the efforts of those who are seeking peace, justice, and freedom in the region and the world.]
Mr. Chomsky was not alone. Joe Biden and Juan Cole were demanding her release as well. Please review Haleh Esfandiari background to know why she is A CIA AGENT to many people.

http://www.peakoil.org.au/news/index.php?esfandiari.htm</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Deadbeat:</p>
<p>[And Chomsky continued denial of Zionism influence of U.S. Foreign policy and its increasing influence of the American political economy.]<br />
Thank you for your post. As you know during the cultural cold war, according to Frances Stonor Saunders, the CIA penetrated and influenced many cultural organizations though its front groups. Many intellectuals were funded and promoted including Irving Kristol, Melvin Lasky, Isaiah Berlin, Stephen Spender, Sidney Hook, Daniel Bell, Dwight MacDonald, Robert Lowell, Hannah Arendt, Mary McCarthy, and numerous others in the United States and Europe.<br />
Now, CIA is doing the same thing through its organizations related but not limited to ‘Human Rights’ organizations. NED is funded by the US government and is the center to train agents for the targeted countries. They fund ‘intellectuals’ who are willing to cooperate to spread the empire’s influence around the world and in return these agents will train and direct NGOs in the targeted countries. US have brought many Iranians to the center who are willing to cooperate with NED. Haleh Esfandiari, a monarchist, who left Iran with her husband Shaul Bakhash and has adopted her husband religion, Judaismm, was invited to NED in 1995 and closely cooperated with ‘The institute for the Near East policy.’<br />
Ms. Esfandiari number of times travelled to Iran and in 2007 was detained for few weeks to be questioned. All of sudden many from the ‘progressive’ and ‘left’ were demanding her immediate release. Chomsky on her behalf wrote:</p>
<p>[I would like to join Human Rights Watch and the Middle East Studies Association in strenuously condemning the persecution and now imprisonment of Haleh Esfandiari. These actions are deplorable in themselves, and also are a gift to Western hardliners who are trying to organize support for military action against Iran. Now is a time for diplomacy, negotiations, and relaxation of tensions, in accordance with the will of the overwhelming majority of Americans and Iranians, as recent polls reveal. The intolerable treatment of this highly respected scholar and human rights activist severely undermines the efforts of those who are seeking peace, justice, and freedom in the region and the world.]<br />
Mr. Chomsky was not alone. Joe Biden and Juan Cole were demanding her release as well. Please review Haleh Esfandiari background to know why she is A CIA AGENT to many people.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.peakoil.org.au/news/index.php?esfandiari.htm" rel="nofollow">http://www.peakoil.org.au/news/index.php?esfandiari.htm</a></p>
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		<title>By: B99</title>
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		<dc:creator>B99</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:14:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>No, Shabnam, I said precisely, &quot;That control (by Persia) waxed and waned until 1514 when Persia lost most of it to the Ottomans.&quot;  That means we agree that all of Kurdistan was part of Persia until 1514 at which point most - but not all - of Kurdistan came under Ottoman rule.  Some has remained as part of Persia/Iran to this day.  The waxing and waning has to do with the degree of Persian control over the region, not with other contestants. (I did not confuse Sassanid with Samanid - nor Safavid, for that matter - it did not enter into my equation.)

I am aware of the non-Semitic (and non-Turkish) roots of the Kurds.  They must be considered cultural cousins, if not brothers, of Persians.

Iran has every right to protect its borders (which of course do not include Iraqi Kurdistan) up to and including building atomic weaponry.  I don&#039;t propose sending the Jews to hell - only back to their pre-67 borders.  

It is not too late for you and Iran to reverse the course of events in Kurdistan vis a vis Israel - but you have to do it based on cultural affinities - as fellow regionalists, fellow Muslims, fellow Aryans, even.  You have to do it with aid, trade and cultural exchanges  - maybe even defense agreements.  What is Iran offering Kurdistan now?  Squat.  Less than squat.  You are giving Kurdistan to the Israelis.  Israel already has working agreements with Turkey - so Iran, given a change in government, may be next.  It has happened before.

So why don&#039;t you pull the rug out from under Israel and push for an independent Kurdistan and a  Palestinian state in all of the WB&amp;G as Fatah and Hamas propose?  Or you can just let Israel pick the region apart and curse them to hell.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>No, Shabnam, I said precisely, &#8220;That control (by Persia) waxed and waned until 1514 when Persia lost most of it to the Ottomans.&#8221;  That means we agree that all of Kurdistan was part of Persia until 1514 at which point most &#8211; but not all &#8211; of Kurdistan came under Ottoman rule.  Some has remained as part of Persia/Iran to this day.  The waxing and waning has to do with the degree of Persian control over the region, not with other contestants. (I did not confuse Sassanid with Samanid &#8211; nor Safavid, for that matter &#8211; it did not enter into my equation.)</p>
<p>I am aware of the non-Semitic (and non-Turkish) roots of the Kurds.  They must be considered cultural cousins, if not brothers, of Persians.</p>
<p>Iran has every right to protect its borders (which of course do not include Iraqi Kurdistan) up to and including building atomic weaponry.  I don&#8217;t propose sending the Jews to hell &#8211; only back to their pre-67 borders.  </p>
<p>It is not too late for you and Iran to reverse the course of events in Kurdistan vis a vis Israel &#8211; but you have to do it based on cultural affinities &#8211; as fellow regionalists, fellow Muslims, fellow Aryans, even.  You have to do it with aid, trade and cultural exchanges  &#8211; maybe even defense agreements.  What is Iran offering Kurdistan now?  Squat.  Less than squat.  You are giving Kurdistan to the Israelis.  Israel already has working agreements with Turkey &#8211; so Iran, given a change in government, may be next.  It has happened before.</p>
<p>So why don&#8217;t you pull the rug out from under Israel and push for an independent Kurdistan and a  Palestinian state in all of the WB&amp;G as Fatah and Hamas propose?  Or you can just let Israel pick the region apart and curse them to hell.</p>
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		<dc:creator>Danny Ray</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:41:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>شبنم ، شما هنوز هم پسر و افشانده شدن از یک سگ</description>
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		<title>By: Shabnam</title>
		<link>http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/07/clinton-outlines-continuation-of-bush-policies-under-obama-at-cfr/#comment-50863</link>
		<dc:creator>Shabnam</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:45:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>All of Kurdistan was part of Iran until 1514.  You have made a mistake, B99, and confused over two similar names Sassanid with Samanid, in 10th century.  Kurdistan is part of Iran since Meadian. Kurdon (Kurdistan) has always remained as a crucial and important state of the Persian Empire. Please consult your history book.  All of Kurdistan was part of Persia under Sassanid at the time of Arab invasion in 7th century.
Kurds are an Aryan Rooted Race, to be precise, Kurds are Median. Meds are one of the 3 major Aryan Tribes of Iran (Persia, Media, Parthia). Kurdish roots go back to 6th century BC, Median Kingdom of Iran. Persian Empire, especially Achaemenids Empire had respected and enforced &quot;Federalism&quot; throughout the Empire.

Iran does not believe in ‘self determination’ where  is pushed by NED agents and destabilization plan  design by Oded Yinon to establish &#039;greater Israel.&#039; 
Iran, China, Russia and other countries should have a destabilization plan for the United States and you will see US comes into, as least, 20 pieces in NO time.
The Zionist/imperialist talk of ‘self determination’ means sh*t when we are told about ‘disappearance of borders’, or ‘disappearance of sovereignty.’ due to &#039;globalization.&#039;   Well, we as Iranians do strongly believe in our borders and sovereignty.  No wonder Iranian people have led so many movements and revolutions while others engaged in empire building and killing everyone comes in between with no question asked.
We are determined to protect our borders from Zionist/imperialist aggression at all time.  Palestinians have  a right to their  land, thus there is no solution except one country for all. 

[Contrary to your wishes, but in accordance with what you already know, Kurdistan is rife with Israelis. The sooner Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia come to terms with an independent Kurdistan and start making overtures]

This is exactly the Zionists want.  This is exactly the reason where they took over the US government and let it into a Zionist war to partition Iraq and then go after other states including Iran, Turkey, Syria, and so on and so forth.  In world war I the Zionist Jews did exactly the same meaning  actively cooperated in Committee of Union Progress (CUP)  for demise of Ottoman empire since Abdulhamid did not allow Herzl and his folks  to put their fu**ing foot  on Palestine.  We as the people of region do anything to stop the Zionists&#039; dream of ‘greater Israel’  and send them to HELL. 
Kurdistan is the first step for the zionists but not the last.  The ‘greater Israel’ is not only against  interests of all people in the region but also is a threat to world peace.  All Arabs, Turks, Greeks, and the rest are united against &#039;greater Israel&#039; and tell you and people like you   ‘WE WILL NOT ALLOW ANOTHER ISRAEL.’  ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All of Kurdistan was part of Iran until 1514.  You have made a mistake, B99, and confused over two similar names Sassanid with Samanid, in 10th century.  Kurdistan is part of Iran since Meadian. Kurdon (Kurdistan) has always remained as a crucial and important state of the Persian Empire. Please consult your history book.  All of Kurdistan was part of Persia under Sassanid at the time of Arab invasion in 7th century.<br />
Kurds are an Aryan Rooted Race, to be precise, Kurds are Median. Meds are one of the 3 major Aryan Tribes of Iran (Persia, Media, Parthia). Kurdish roots go back to 6th century BC, Median Kingdom of Iran. Persian Empire, especially Achaemenids Empire had respected and enforced &#8220;Federalism&#8221; throughout the Empire.</p>
<p>Iran does not believe in ‘self determination’ where  is pushed by NED agents and destabilization plan  design by Oded Yinon to establish &#8216;greater Israel.&#8217;<br />
Iran, China, Russia and other countries should have a destabilization plan for the United States and you will see US comes into, as least, 20 pieces in NO time.<br />
The Zionist/imperialist talk of ‘self determination’ means sh*t when we are told about ‘disappearance of borders’, or ‘disappearance of sovereignty.’ due to &#8216;globalization.&#8217;   Well, we as Iranians do strongly believe in our borders and sovereignty.  No wonder Iranian people have led so many movements and revolutions while others engaged in empire building and killing everyone comes in between with no question asked.<br />
We are determined to protect our borders from Zionist/imperialist aggression at all time.  Palestinians have  a right to their  land, thus there is no solution except one country for all. </p>
<p>[Contrary to your wishes, but in accordance with what you already know, Kurdistan is rife with Israelis. The sooner Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia come to terms with an independent Kurdistan and start making overtures]</p>
<p>This is exactly the Zionists want.  This is exactly the reason where they took over the US government and let it into a Zionist war to partition Iraq and then go after other states including Iran, Turkey, Syria, and so on and so forth.  In world war I the Zionist Jews did exactly the same meaning  actively cooperated in Committee of Union Progress (CUP)  for demise of Ottoman empire since Abdulhamid did not allow Herzl and his folks  to put their fu**ing foot  on Palestine.  We as the people of region do anything to stop the Zionists&#8217; dream of ‘greater Israel’  and send them to HELL.<br />
Kurdistan is the first step for the zionists but not the last.  The ‘greater Israel’ is not only against  interests of all people in the region but also is a threat to world peace.  All Arabs, Turks, Greeks, and the rest are united against &#8216;greater Israel&#8217; and tell you and people like you   ‘WE WILL NOT ALLOW ANOTHER ISRAEL.’  ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.</p>
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		<title>By: B99</title>
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		<dc:creator>B99</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:28:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Shabnam - Kurdistan came under nominal Persian control sometime after the 10th century.  That control waxed and waned until 1514 when Persia lost most of it to the Ottomans.  That&#039;s the way it is with empires.  Nobody gets to keep their possessions forever.  In WWI the Ottomans chose the wrong side - and as I mentioned earlier, the Brits - Churchill to be specific - lumped and split the region as it saw fit.  The Kurds should have been guaranteed their own country (as were all the Arab lands of southwest Asia).  

Iraqi Kurdistan is NOT part of Iran and has not been part of Iran for centuries - as you know from your outline of Ottoman/Persian history. Besides, the Kurds of Iraq are not petitioning to join Iran and are not joining you in shouting &#039;We are all Iranians.&#039;  

Whether Shabnam believes in the UN is less important than the fact Iran is a member of the UN and a signatory to its documents, thus Iran believes in the right of people to self-determination.  The UN needs to be overhauled so that the Security Council is eliminated - however, UN ideals are sound (if we grant the state system) and Iran has no international forum outside of it.  In any case, it is Iraqi Kurdistan we are discussing.

Contrary to your wishes, but in accordance with what you already know, Kurdistan is rife with Israelis.  The sooner Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia come to terms with an independent Kurdistan and start making overtures - the better.  

You and me both know that there will be no *one country for all* in our lifetimes - in Palestine. The Jews knew how to get Palestine.  They went from zero to 100% one piece at a time.  The Zionists accepted all partition offers (not without internal argument) as a means to launch the next quest.  (They accepted 55% - the UN 1947 unwise recommendation, over ran an additional 23% in 1948-49, and over ran the remaining 22% in 1967.)   I suggest that we all accept the Palestinian position as it is now, the entire West Bank (incl. East Jerusalem) and Gaza.  The long term goal is to return to all of Palestine.  But the one-state position at present is nothing more than an intellectual exercise.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shabnam &#8211; Kurdistan came under nominal Persian control sometime after the 10th century.  That control waxed and waned until 1514 when Persia lost most of it to the Ottomans.  That&#8217;s the way it is with empires.  Nobody gets to keep their possessions forever.  In WWI the Ottomans chose the wrong side &#8211; and as I mentioned earlier, the Brits &#8211; Churchill to be specific &#8211; lumped and split the region as it saw fit.  The Kurds should have been guaranteed their own country (as were all the Arab lands of southwest Asia).  </p>
<p>Iraqi Kurdistan is NOT part of Iran and has not been part of Iran for centuries &#8211; as you know from your outline of Ottoman/Persian history. Besides, the Kurds of Iraq are not petitioning to join Iran and are not joining you in shouting &#8216;We are all Iranians.&#8217;  </p>
<p>Whether Shabnam believes in the UN is less important than the fact Iran is a member of the UN and a signatory to its documents, thus Iran believes in the right of people to self-determination.  The UN needs to be overhauled so that the Security Council is eliminated &#8211; however, UN ideals are sound (if we grant the state system) and Iran has no international forum outside of it.  In any case, it is Iraqi Kurdistan we are discussing.</p>
<p>Contrary to your wishes, but in accordance with what you already know, Kurdistan is rife with Israelis.  The sooner Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia come to terms with an independent Kurdistan and start making overtures &#8211; the better.  </p>
<p>You and me both know that there will be no *one country for all* in our lifetimes &#8211; in Palestine. The Jews knew how to get Palestine.  They went from zero to 100% one piece at a time.  The Zionists accepted all partition offers (not without internal argument) as a means to launch the next quest.  (They accepted 55% &#8211; the UN 1947 unwise recommendation, over ran an additional 23% in 1948-49, and over ran the remaining 22% in 1967.)   I suggest that we all accept the Palestinian position as it is now, the entire West Bank (incl. East Jerusalem) and Gaza.  The long term goal is to return to all of Palestine.  But the one-state position at present is nothing more than an intellectual exercise.</p>
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		<title>By: bozh</title>
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		<dc:creator>bozh</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 13:43:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>DB,
i&#039;ve read several chomsky&#039;s books. I recall that he condemned &#039;jewish&#039; orgs for trying to stifle free speech and shutting up people who wld adduce facts that wld show israel in bad or very bad light.

i wld have to reread these and rea dother books by chomsky to find out if he ever affirmed or denied &#039;jewish&#039; influence in US foreign policy.
curioso is also that, if my memory serves me, he also never discussed or mentioned right of return.
if he had not, silence on this most salient aspect of the conflict, signifies what?
he has not, as far as i know, ever renounced his anarchism. Such people are asocialistic.
to me, his sayings of the last few yrs, indicate that he had chnaged his position significantly.
in any case, as i have already said, he&#039;s not a socialist. Has he renounced the &#039;higher quality of being&#039;  called &quot;jewishness&quot; .
if not, he then rejects his humanity as well!
thus, not much good can be expected from him and the &#039;jews&#039; on DV who condemn others believing they can stifle free speech. tnx</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>DB,<br />
i&#8217;ve read several chomsky&#8217;s books. I recall that he condemned &#8216;jewish&#8217; orgs for trying to stifle free speech and shutting up people who wld adduce facts that wld show israel in bad or very bad light.</p>
<p>i wld have to reread these and rea dother books by chomsky to find out if he ever affirmed or denied &#8216;jewish&#8217; influence in US foreign policy.<br />
curioso is also that, if my memory serves me, he also never discussed or mentioned right of return.<br />
if he had not, silence on this most salient aspect of the conflict, signifies what?<br />
he has not, as far as i know, ever renounced his anarchism. Such people are asocialistic.<br />
to me, his sayings of the last few yrs, indicate that he had chnaged his position significantly.<br />
in any case, as i have already said, he&#8217;s not a socialist. Has he renounced the &#8216;higher quality of being&#8217;  called &#8220;jewishness&#8221; .<br />
if not, he then rejects his humanity as well!<br />
thus, not much good can be expected from him and the &#8216;jews&#8217; on DV who condemn others believing they can stifle free speech. tnx</p>
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