If Obama Is Serious

An example of jew gratitude for all the money the US taxpayer has sent them.

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USS Liberty attacked by ***

DONT FORGET JEWLERY ,ITS THE ONE THING THAT U BUY AND IT DEPRECIATES SO FAST AND LOW THAT U FEEL THAT U SHOULDNT HAVE PURCHASED IT IN THE FIRST PLACE!!

JEWS WORKING FOR THE NAZIS - KAPOS

Many jews in the so-called concentration camps, volunteered to work for the Nazis. If fact, there were so many of these people volunteering that the Nazis had to turn many of them away. These jews, designated as ???kapos??? were the ones who encouraged their brother jews to enter the gas chambers, telling them they were just showers. To give emphasis to their lie they handed out fake bars of soap. After these victims perished, these ???kapos??? would order other jew to pick up the bodies and dump them into ditches. The Nazis used to joke about how these ???kapos??? went out of their way to please to the point they would grab more victims for the furnaces that even they wanted.

bajan man, for a second I wanted so badly to respond to you....but I just have to shake my head and whisper, "Relativity of good and evil.", and turn off my computer for the night. Mr. Miller, how did you spend so many years at this and not lose your resolve? Good night all!

Israel does NOT have the right to exist on land belonging to others. Why didn't they start their so-called nation in the Antarctic Ocean where they couldn't bother civilised people? They are the scum of th earth.

JEWISH NAZIS

Thousands of men of Jewish descent and hundreds of what the Nazis called 'full Jews' served in the German military with Adolf Hitler's knowledge and approval.
Cambridge University researcher Bryan Rigg has traced the Jewish ancestry of more than 1,200 of Hitler's soldiers, including
Two field marshals
Fifteen generals
Two full generals,
Eight lieutenant generals,
Five major generals, "commanding up to 100,000 troops."
In approximately 20 cases, Jewish soldiers in the Nazi army were awarded Germany's highest military honor, the Knight's Cross.
One of these Jewish veterans is today an 82 year old resident of northern Germany, an observant Jew who served as a captain and practiced his religion within the Wehrmacht throughout the war.
One of the Jewish field marshals was Erhard Milch, deputy to Luftwaffe Chief Hermann Goering. Rumors of Milch's Jewish identity circulated widely in Germany in the 1930s.
In one of the famous anecdotes of the time, Goering falsified Milch's birth record and when met with protests about having a Jew in the Nazi high command, Goering replied, ``I decide who is a Jew and who is an Aryan.''
Rigg's research also shed light on stories surrounding the rescue by German soldiers of the Lubavitcher grand rabbi of that time, who was in Warsaw when the war broke out in 1939.

anyone who doesn't see the clarity behind Israel's actions, ie. their legitimate right to self defense, vs. the actions of hamas, ie. the deliberate targeting of civilians and hiding behind women and children as human shields, which is a violation of international law and called terrorism, all the while hamas's leaders hide in safety in their bunkers and tunnels or on foreign soil (isn't hamas's leader in syria??) is either a moron or malicious. which one are you Aaron David Miller?
and yes, since you posed the question. Israel's actions are aimed at bringing long term peace in the region, which will happen if hamas actions are monitored as a result. And stop the incessant whining about settlements, since the settlements were dismantled 3 years ago. You belie your own heritage Aaron David Miller when you do not espouse a course of action that builds up instead of destroys. The Jews have always built up from nothing, instead of destroying what is given them which is what hamas did. Learn your own history Aaron David Miller. Moron or malicious? I'd bet the latter .

isreal has had a carte blanche to do watever it likes in the past 60 years and that has got to stop.i would fire rockets and mortars too if an invading force occupied my homeland and made an orphan of ME!!!!! u people disgust me ,u write all these lies and portray israel as the victim when its so obvious that they are the aggressor.israel thrives on oppressing and holding the palestinians captive in their own homeland.not to mention the massacres they commit in the name of protecting themselves!! dont get me wrong, i have nothing against jewish people or their faith,but its zionism that is the core of the problem,since its creation and the middle east has been nothing but a complete catastrophe.i see a light a light at the end of the tunnel with president Obama,if ever there has been a president that actually might say no to israel,its this man.go on Mr president make us all proud and do whats right and fair,and may god bless you...peace for us all.

The man is talking about negotion toughness and our historic acceptance of whatever Israel wants at the bargaining table. Quite different from choosing one side over the other. I'm not so sure about a guy who writes two books about a people he's never investigated personally; but he isn't talking about chopping off Israel's head.

For those, like me, who didn't know: Aaron David Miller
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nationality American
Writing period 1980 - present
Subjects Middle East policy and analysis
Aaron David Miller (born March 25,1949) is a Middle East analyst, author, and negotiator. He is on the U.S. Advisory Council of Israel Policy Forum, is Public Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center, and has been an advisor to six Secretaries of State. Miller worked within the United States Department of State for twenty four years (1978-2003). Between 1988 and 2003, Miller served six secretaries of state as an advisor on Arab-Israeli negotiations, where he participated in American efforts to broker agreements between Israel, Jordan, Syria, and the Palestinians. He left the Department of State in January 2003 to serve as president of Seeds of Peace, an international youth organization, founded in 1993. In January 2006, he became a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC. Miller published his fourth book, The Much Too Promised Land: America???s Elusive Search for Arab-Israeli Peace in 2008[1

Josh he he you make me laugh, do you really think this way or are you trying to get attention. I really dont think real men strap bombs to mentally handicapped women and send them to their deaths. Real men confront thier enemies head on.The truth of the matter is muslim teachings are throw backs from when they "ruled the known world" they have been trying to regain that rule for hundreds of years, and they wont stop until they are either sucessful or are destroyed. I for one am hoping for their total destruction.you need to stop and re evaluate what constitutes being a man. muslims are cowards that prey on the weak, and recruit the weak minded.

anyone who can't see the clarity behind Israel's actions ie. their right to self defense which is part of international law, ,as opposed to Hamas's actions, the deliberate targeting of civilians and hiding behind their women and children which is against international law and called terrorism, all while hamas' leaders gloat in safety in their tunnels and bunkers or or foreign soil (isn't the head of hamas in Syria now? ) , is either a moron or malicious? which are you?

I can't believe some of the posts on here. If I were PM of Israel, I don't think I could show the same restraint. Being surrounded by countries that hate me and want me wiped off the face of the earth, I would use whatever means necessary to end their threat forever. Remember how we beat Japan? Why does the rest of the world always seem to condemn Israel for defending it's citizens, or the U.S. for defending its citizens?What, besides oil do most of the arab countries offer to the rest of the world?

Bought weapons from US...supply money to US Elfprince...US gives israel 1.5 B every year in assistance. Israel have done nothing to anyone. Maddof by himeself robbed US people 50B.

Richard Haass, a diplomat under both Bush presidents who was named by a number of news organisations this week as Obama's choice for Middle East envoy, supports low-level contacts with Hamas provided there is a ceasefire in place and a Hamas-Fatah reconciliation emerges.

Another potential contender for a ­foreign policy role in the Obama administration suggested that the president-elect would not be bound by the Bush doctrine of isolating Hamas.

"This is going to be an administration that is committed to negotiating with ­critical parties on critical issues," the source said.

There are a number of options that would avoid a politically toxic scenario for Obama of seeming to give legitimacy to Hamas.

"Secret envoys, multilateral six-party talk-like approaches. The total isolation of Hamas that we promulgated under Bush is going to end," said Steve Clemons, the director of the American Strategy ­Programme at the New America ­Foundation. "You could do something through the Europeans. You could invent a structure that is multilateral. It is going to be hard for the neocons to swallow," he said. "I think it is going to happen."

But one Middle East expert close to the transition team said: "It is highly unlikely that they will be public about it."

The two weeks since Israel began its military campaign against Gaza have heightened anticipation about how Obama intends to deal with the Middle East. He adopted a strongly pro-Israel position during the election campaign, as did his erstwhile opponent and choice for secretary of state, Hillary Clinton. But it is widely thought Obama would adopt a more even-handed approach once he is president.

His main priority now, in the remaining days before his inauguration, is to ensure the crisis does not rob him of the chance to set his own foreign policy agenda, rather than merely react to events.

"We will be perceived to be weak and feckless if we are perceived to be on the margins, unable to persuade the Israelis, unable to work with the international community to end this," said Aaron David Miller, a former state department adviser on the Middle East.

"Unless he is prepared to adopt a policy that is tougher, fairer and smarter than both of his predecessors you might as well hang a closed-for-the-season sign on any chance of America playing an effective role in defusing the current crisis or the broader crisis," he said.

Obama has defined himself in part by his willingness to talk to America's enemies. But the president-elect would be wary of being seen to give legitimacy to Hamas as a consequence of the war in Gaza.