The zionist regime gets more US taxpayer cash because of an "iron clad commitment" or something

[Šñøü†ê®]

This is all hard to believe. Especially considering the zionist regime has claimed for itself offshore natural gas fields.

The Obama administration told Israeli officials this week that the U.S. plans to extend for three years $3.8 billion in loan guarantees to Israel...The loan guarantees are in addition to the unmatched support Washington gives to Israel – over $13 billion in direct aid since 2007 and more than $3 billion more scheduled for fiscal year 2012, not to mention privileged deals in military training and equipment. Many view this support as facilitating and endorsing Israel’s consistent oppression of Palestinians and numerous violations of international law, yet it is the most consensus-driven issue in Washington.

I don't think the trillions spent fighting their AIPAC WARS are factored into the calculation.

http://news.antiwar.com/2012/01/24/u...ees-to-israel/

[Šñøü†ê®]

Crazy CCC, thoughts?

[Cyclone Ranger]

Why do you keep citing a mentally homeless person....besides the fact that you're also mentally ill and unemployed?

[antiquity]

Israel should be paying us protection money.

[antiquity]

Why do you keep citing a mentally homeless person....besides the fact that you're also mentally ill and unemployed?

Speaking of mentally ill and unemployed, how your mental health and employment going these days?

[GanjaFreebird]

Why do you keep citing a mentally homeless person....besides the fact that you're also mentally ill and unemployed?

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

[GanjaFreebird]

Israel should be paying us protection money.

They already have by giving away Sinai (with all of the oil) to Egypt in the late 1970s, actually.

[antiquity]

It wasn't Israel's to give away.

[GanjaFreebird]

It wasn't Israel's to give away.

It sure was between 1967-1979. Egypt tried to do shit about it in 1973 by attacking us on our holliest day of the year, and almost lost the rest of their country to Israel then. The only thing that saved them from a complete ass kicking by Israel was Soviet Union...fuckin' communists.

Now, after that, Egypt realized that the only way they could get that land back was by making a deal with America to pressure Israel in return for benefiting American interests, and pretending to be at peace with Israel. The American gov't apparently felt that giving Israel all of that money would directly and indirectly benefit their interests in the middle east, if only Israel gave that land back to Egypt. Sadat was obviously a business genius by also getting Jimmy Carter to sign 2-3 billions a year to Egypt (which continues to this day) as a part of this deal, and it's too bad that the insane savages in his country couldn't appreciate something like that and killed him because he wasn't enough of a barbarian for them.

[antiquity]

It wasn't Israel's to give away any more than Iraq, Germany and Japan is ours.

[Cyclone Ranger]

Israel wasn't Egypt's to invade either.

[GanjaFreebird]

It wasn't Israel's to give away any more than Iraq, Germany and Japan is ours.

It was technically Israel's land, and Israel didn't have to give it back. You can't make a business deal with somebody, and then claim that they didn't own the property that they gave away to begin with, this is not how it works. The point is that Egypt attacked Israel, lost their land, and then there was a deal being made to return that land to them. If you don't like that deal, take this issue up with Jimmy Carter. How the fuck is it Israel's fault that he chose to pressure them and bribe them?

[GanjaFreebird]

Israel wasn't Egypt's to invade either.

EXACTLY!!

[antiquity]

Israel wasn't Egypt's to invade either.

Egypt didn't invade Israel. Israel invaded Egypt.

sraeli armed forces push into Egypt toward the Suez Canal, initiating the Suez Crisis. They would soon be joined by French and British forces, creating a serious Cold War problem in the Middle East.

The catalyst for the joint Israeli-British-French attack on Egypt was the nationalization of the Suez Canal by Egyptian leader General Gamal Abdel Nasser in July 1956

Arabs did not invade Israel they lived there. Palestinians were driven out of their country to make place for the Jews who came there from Europe and other places.

[Cyclone Ranger]

What's that have to do with the '73 invasion on Yom Kippur?

[antiquity]

It proves that Israel is an aggressive country who cares little about human rights.

[Cyclone Ranger]

Bullshit. 1956 was the one time in history they aggressively invaded without being provoked by an attack from their neighbors. Generalizing from an exception is unwarranted.

[antiquity]

Like I said, It proves that Israel is an aggressive country who cares little about human rights.

[GanjaFreebird]

The 1956 war had to do with France and England pressuring Israel to take over Sinai for their interests, as well as with Egypt threatening and attacking Israel around that time.

Having said that, Israel has returned it very shortly then, and Egypt lost it again in 1967 because they attacked Israel.

[GanjaFreebird]

Like I said, It proves that Israel is an aggressive country who cares little about human rights.

It's absolutely irrelevant even if it was true. When you make a deal, you make a deal, regardless if that country happens to be whatever, so once again, stop bullshiting.