Dual loyalty issue

Why didn’t Biden just get on a plane and leave? Yes why not, when he was dissed by Netanyahu? Here is Dan Lieberman, on the strange political power of AIPAC. Note that Grant Smith is finally getting company on the obvious issue: an agent for a foreign gov’t, operating in D.C.:

Imagine you are a representative of the highest government agencies. You encounter a group that places a foreign power above your own government’s interests and redirects and undermines your policies. Would you go to their convention, popularize them, obsequiously placate them and demonstrate you mean no harm to their sinister behavior?

Sounds incomprehensible?

United States State department officials and congressional leaders have been doing the incomprehensible for years. U.S. State Department officials, senators and house representatives have regularly attended the American Israel Political Action Committee (AIPAC) conventions.

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  1. Chu says:

    That’s about it in a nutshell.
    If they were registered as a foreign lobby, would things really change?

    • potsherd says:

      A single snowflake starts to roll downhil.

      • Yes, but we’ve had snowflakes before; unless it picks up mass and momentum, it’s just another big tease and another missed opportunity.

        It seems as if the great unwashed masses of sheeple in this here fine country never miss an opportunity to hear straight talk abouitthe costs involved in the support of Israel and it’s wonderful, wonderous policies.

        No doubt out minds are far too numbed and befogged with American Idol and Snookie.

        • Mooser says:

          Snookie? Snookie Young is the only one I know of, unless you’ve got an excess of S there.

        • Citizen says:

          Aw come on, Mooser, get with the program–if you got cable realityTV, tune in to Jersey Shore. Actually, way back when, when I lived in Cleveland in South Euclid, Ohio, I knew a lot of girls just like Snookie. They apparently have not changed much, nor have their boyfriends. In Jr High School, they ruled–the children of Mafia families. Poor me, I went there initially, thinking Pat Boone was kool. LOL. Not a bad adjustment for a kid barely in his teens, but then my family moved again–to whitebread land in a different part of Ohio, whereupon, I was attacked not by Italian greaser kids, but by WASP frat boys–live and learn, eh?

        • Duscany says:

          Junior high school is like Woodstock. Anyone who wasn’t picked on obviously wasn’t there.

  2. No, Snookie [or is it Snooky?] from The Jersey Shore, yet another lack-of-reality program.

    I’ve heard and read about her somewhere.

    • Citizen says:

      Actually, if you think Snookie from Jersey Shore is not reality, you have a very limited experience with broad reality. What I’m waiting for is a TV reality show (“lack of reality”show) about Ivy League ass***** (although there’s been plenty of Hollywood and TV movies about them ); who knows, some of them in the future might even include nasty Jewish Americans? All we get is Adam Sadler.

  3. Citizen says:

    Hey, we all know it could have been better for “humanity.”
    Adam Sadler as the bat-swinging American Jew, crushing the heads of the conscripted German GI’s, hitting a home run for Uncle Sam:
    link to theplaylist.blogspot.com

  4. MRW says:

    What a great article by Dan Lieberman!

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