| Standing firm for Israel", Alan Keyes, WND Abe 29 Apr 2002 Allen Keyes does make sense. unfortunately, I can't say that about the rest of the MSNBC hosts. I find utter disbelief in the points of Chris Mathews, who recently asked his guests which is more important to the U.S.-- Israel or Saudi Arabia. He is leaning towards the Saudis. I guess morality is only good when one can also buy cheap fuel. I'm appalled that we should be dictated to by the saudis. Are we a democratic country or are we to be ruled by world dictators under the auspices of the dictators club ( The U.N.). I call for immediate legislation that will force oil companies to publish where they buy their supplies. I believe that we can solve our dependance on Arab oil by simply knowing which companies buy their oil in the gulf. I believe that americans will boycott, even at higher costs, Arab oil if they are informed. This will be the first step to solve the mideast crises and get us back on track with the moral clarity of this war. The more we prolong this lack of clarity, Which is allowed to continue only because of oil, the closer we draw ourselves to a future world conflict between democracy and totalitarianism. For those of you not history buffs, the two world wars and the cold war were all struggles between democracy and totalitarianism. In the words of what once looked to be a great president, "let's roll". Abe --- Queens NY |
The Case Agianst Israel's Enemies by Alan Dershowitz 
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