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Yaakov SullivanJun 4th, 2008 - 23:08:08

Israel must let homosexuals have a civil marriage. As a gay Catholic Jewish actor I protest israel and declare an Academic boycott against israeli zionists

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margeJun 4th, 2008 - 23:33:11

Obama proved today in his speech before AIPAC that it is a myth to consider him a man of great principle. Obama complimented and expressed support for the continued war crimes and human rights violations of Israeli Jews against the Palestinians. Infact, Obama went a step further to prove that he is a best friend of Israel by approving Israel's
theft of East Jerusalem, which is a violation of all UN resolutions. If Obama wins, the US and world simply will simply have another dishonest broker to join others on the worlds stage to help make life more difficult for poor people and weaker countries.

I really believed that Barack Obama was a wise person with a belief in fairness and justice. What a big disappointment!!!!!

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Biko TutuJun 5th, 2008 - 00:42:17

thats really really really really really weird, have we been duped by a superior modified manchurian candidate ?.....soma indeed, a remix on 'yes we can', was this a misquote???

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Obama is trying to win the electionJun 5th, 2008 - 02:37:39

The more zionist you are, thee more votes you have in America. I CHALLENGE EVERY READER TO PRODUCE THE NAME OF ONE, JUST ONE PERSON IN EURO-AMERICA, WHO TALKED AGAINST THE ZIONIST ENTITY AND WON ANY ELECTIONS!!!!

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SP4:answerJun 5th, 2008 - 03:06:45

Dwight D. Eisenhower

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former Obama supporterJun 5th, 2008 - 03:12:04

I used to rally all my friends to Obamas cause now I will ask all of them not to vote for him. He has just validated the gross human rights abuses of Israel(which even some Israleis recognise).


Change isn't coming with Obama in my view,only talk.

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It only took a 2by4 between the eyes..Jun 5th, 2008 - 06:02:42

'Change isn't coming with Obama in my view,only talk.'

LOL....

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JackJun 7th, 2008 - 02:37:54


I agree with the sentiments expressed here. I was an enthusiastic supporter of Obama. With his AIPAC statements, he has revealed himself as inexperienced to say the least. It is one thing to express support for Israel but to lay down policy in direct contrast to what the peace process is attempting to do is an outrage. No one in the world recognizes Israel hold over all of Jerusalem. He has effectively shattered future peace talks and undermined Abbas who is a Palestinian moderate. With these statements, he has helped the extremists by giving hopelessness to a very legitimate cause. He has out Bushed Bush and offers business as usual.

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