The ziostan publication haaretz expressed outrage at a New York Post interview with Jesse Jackson. The exerpt that put the zionist' panties in a twist was:
He promised "fundamental changes" in US foreign policy - saying America must "heal wounds" it has caused to other nations, revive its alliances and apologize for the "arrogance of the Bush administration." The most important change would occur in the Middle East, where "decades of putting Israel's interests first" would end. Jackson believes that, although "Zionists who have controlled American policy for decades" remain strong, they'll lose a great deal of their clout when Barack Obama enters the White House.
The haaratz was quick to exploit any lack of affection that Jesse "HymieTown" Jackson might have for Obama by bringing up his now infamous microphone slip up on FOX TV.
Is Jesse trying to sabotage Obama's inroads with the zionists, bought with a yarmuka ass kiss fest in Jerusalem and much kowtowing at AIPAC gatherings?
With friends like Jesse, who needs enemies!
Submitted by Claymoremind on Wed, 2008-10-15 08:53
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Bringing up shit like this is bound to get the attention of the "Tel Aviv TerrorMasters" called the MOSSAD.
I'm not a fan of Obama but if he does win, he's looking down the barrel of a gun.
Either he'll be whacked by some "Palestinian," like Robert Kennedy or the Zios will pull another 9/11 in the first few months of Obama's term, with the clues pointing to Gaza or Iran.... Or Hezbollah.
Forcing Obama's hand to prove he's a patriotic American and lover of Israel by nuking Iran and carpet bombing Gaza.
This is exactly what I thought the minute I saw the headline, before I even read the blog.
Maybe Jackson was paid for his services by the flailing McCampaign in their desperate bid to gain a propaganda advantage in the last weeks leading up to the [s]election.
The [W]right connations are all there, and it'll all sound strangely familiar to undecided voters, as the McPalins go about associating Obama with yet another 'anti-Semitic' African American Reverend.
I second that...I just commented on the subject at shootingspark's post before I saw yours, claymore.
this seems to be BS on Jesse's part - unless he gets viciously attacked and ostracized in the next couple of weeks...then we'll know he was truly speaking his mind.
didn't watch the clip yet...more later
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seems to have been moved. The new location revealed by a google Haaretz' search is :
Report: Jesse Jackson says Obama will rid U.S. of 'Zionist' control
Jesse Jackson hasn't had any credibility in the mainstream media ever since that faithful hymie reference. It is a wonder that some in the media choose this juncture to endow him with credentials of verisimilitude. Moreover, how many Obama linkages to "seethy" characters have been presented to the voting public so far? I have lost count. Point of the matter is, Jackson hasn't been relevant in maninstream political discourse for a number of years.
Although, Haaretz did temper their personification of Jesse and his alliance with Obama by noting in the article that:
"Jackson has not always been such a strong Obama supporter. In July, he apologized to the Illinois senator for "crude and hurtful" remarks he had made about him after an interview with a Fox News correspondent.
Speaking to a fellow interviewee without realizing his microphone was on, Jackson said, "See, Barack's been talking down to black people.... I want to cut his nuts off."
"It was very private," Jackson said, adding that if "any hurt or harm has been caused to [Obama's] campaign, I apologize.""
Besides, as late as October 4, 2008, the Haaretz reported that
Obama slams Carter for meeting Hamas, tries to reassure Jewish voters .
Obama is no champion of Palestinian justice, he is merely an American politician who is operating within the confines of the political culture.
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not again??
hmmm ... lemme guess, he made another illegitimate child in Florida and baby's mama is a jewess?