ViewsMidEast by Cartoon Movement-US for April 22, 2010

And the question remains:

Why should Israel remain outside the international law?

Only a couple hundred nukes are “suspected”, and there really is no question what their one “secret” reactor is capable of producing- the other is for “power”. It is time to start saying “enough” to folks playing the “victim card” and demand some social responsibility, whether nations, corporations, or individuals.

michaelwme said ”All the experts are in complete agreement: Israel has the second or third largest nuclear arsenal in the world.”

Hmm, no, they say 6th or 8th, so, also no to ”complete agreement”

“And the question remains: Why should Israel remain outside the international law?”

Because the United States is outside of international law?

FINALLY! Someone points this out.

jade,

Then the United States is holding the keys for the solution ..I wonder why won’t it use it especially if the solution is in it’s own intrest ?

“Ah, I see all the anti-American, anti-Semite, extreme socialist, Nanny State government Obama worshipers have come home to roost here.”

Ooooh, anti-semitism! Oh noes, they all want the Jewish people dead-dead, every last man, woman and child!

Now you know why a few creeps make everything into an issue of race and gender. Feels good, doesn’t it?

^ Shhh, Pup, get back into character and stop evoking Godwin’s Law.

(or is it now every posters’ turn to post something out of character? )

^ Then it’s a good thing I’m not a whisky drinker. ;-)

Edit: Initially I was trying to shrug off Church’s ridiculous assertion above with a little humour but this morning I’m not so charitable. Church believes that all who criticise Israeli policies are anti-Semite who, once they drop their guard, will reveal their prejudice. That is a blinkered view that refuses all debate of their policies and reveals a prejudice in itself.

^ I base my criticisms on the same history.