Mitt Romney красавец!

[Mikhail-u]

Вот что он публикнул в Jerusalem Post:


Dear Friend,

Do you believe deeply in Israel’s right to live in peaceful coexistence with its neighbors?

Do you believe that those who support terrorism against America and against the state of Israel should be held accountable?

Do you agree that we must become energy independent and stop sending $1 billion a day to nations like Iran and Syria who use that money against us?

Join me here.

Do you agree that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s denial of the Holocaust and Israel’s right to exist are intolerable?

Do you agree that the failures of the United Nations have made people understandably cynical when it comes to multinational and multilateral organizations?







I do too, and I’m eager to start doing something about it. I’m convinced that when political leaders are honest about the challenges we face as a nation we can overcome great obstacles. I would like to continue this conversation. Join me here.







Mitt Romney

[Join me here] - это линки, где он развивает свою мыслю.

[смешно]

Ну, а что ты expect? Мне вот интересно, что он "станет делать", что-бы положить конец, иламо-фашисткому беспределу.

[Mikhail-u]

Ну, а что ты ехпецт? Мне вот интересно, что он "станет делать", что-бы положить конец, иламо-фашисткому беспределу.

Во-первых, то, что он ставит проблему в число приоритетных - уже хорошо. Во-вторых, он блестящий мэнеджер и человек дела - насколько это приложимо к реальной политике. Хочешь, я тебе отфорвардю это письмо, пройдёшь по его линкам?

[смешно]

Во-первых, то, что он ставит проблему в число приоритетных - уже хорошо. Во-вторых, он блестящий мэнеджер и человек дела - насколько это приложимо к реальной политике. Хочешь, я тебе отфорвардю это письмо, пройдёшь по его линкам?

Нет, не надо. Я и так знаю за кого голосовать. Гы-Гы.

[Mikhail-u]

Нет, не надо. Я и так знаю за кого голосовать. Гы-Гы.

А я вот не знаю пока. Может потому, что по линкам хожу?

[бубенчиков]

Во-первых, то, что он ставит проблему в число приоритетных - уже хорошо. Во-вторых, он блестящий мэнеджер и человек дела - насколько это приложимо к реальной политике. Хочешь, я тебе отфорвардю это письмо, пройдёшь по его линкам?

В третьих у него пятеро детей. Серьёзный мужчина.
Только чего то мало про него говорят. Всё про МакКейна, да Джулиани.

[смешно]

А я вот не знаю пока. Может потому, что по линкам хожу?

Мне вот интересно способен ли штат МА проголосовать за президента республиканца, да ещё бывшего местного губернатора.

[Mikhail-u]

Мне вот интересно способен ли штат МА проголосовать за президента республиканца, да ещё бывшего местного губернатора.

Гиблый штат. Это и Фиделити поняла - убегает к реакционЭрам, сейчас ходят слухи, что и Интел лыжи навострил...

Вполне возможно, что один из самых грязный лойеров страны, которого они выбрали в губеры, проявит себя до президентских выборов. Тогда даже до массачусетских зомби что-то дойдёт. А может и тогда не дойдёт...:(

[смешно]

Миха, вот ещё немного пропаганды.

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satelli...cle%2FShowFull

Clinton: US might have to confront Iran
By HILARY LEILA KRIEGER
WASHINGTON
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Democratic presidential candidate and New York Senator Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that it might be necessary for America to confront Iran militarily, addressing that possibility more directly than any of the other presidential candidates who spoke this week to the National Jewish Democratic Council.
Clinton first said that the US should be engaging directly with Iran to foil any effort to gain nuclear weapons and faulted the Bush administration for "considerably narrowing" the options available to America in countering Iran.
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Still, she said, all avenues should be explored, since "if we do have to take offensive military action against Iran, it would be far better if the rest of the world saw it as a position of last resort, not first resort, because the effect and consequences will be global."
Other candidates who addressed the NJDC only went as far as saying that "no option should be taken off the table" when it came to thwarting Iran's nuclear ambitions. All of the major Democratic presidential contenders appeared at the three-day conference, but Clinton received the most time and applause. She hit on the importance of the US-Israel relationship and the need to recover the three Israeli soldiers kidnapped last summer by Hamas and Hizbullah, but she devoted most of her address to domestic issues popular with Jewish Democrats, such as education, healthcare and the separation of church and state.
She also told the crowd in response to an audience question that her husband would serve as an international envoy to rebuild goodwill for Americans around the world if she were elected.
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, who spoke after Clinton, also suggested that he would use a famous former statesman as an envoy in his administration. In Richardson's case, he was proposing former secretary of state James Baker to serve as a permanent Middle East envoy, a position Richardson would revive should he win the presidency. Baker is a Republican who served under former president George H. W. Bush.
"There has to be bipartisanship in our foreign policy," Richardson told the press. He also said economic and military aid to Israel should be increased, and that "the cornerstone of my foreign policy in the Middle East would be a strong relationship with Israel."

[Mikhail-u]

Про этого тупого слизняка Cartera.

President Carter Uses Book Tour To Influence '08 US Presidential Elections:

Help Counteract Misinformation By Distributing SWC Brochure To University Students


”The main reason I came to Iowa is to make sure you knew you could shape an outcome in the 2008 presidential election.… As long as American politicians are seen as 'knee-jerk supporters' of Israel, the country’s role as the principal Mideast peace broker will be endangered.”
– President Jimmy Carter, April 18, 2007, University of Iowa



As you know, the Simon Wiesenthal Center recently launched its Campus Outreach initiative to support students primarily on North American university campuses who are confronted with campaigns to demonize and delegitimize Israel.

Unfortunately, there is no sign of this letting up. Adding to this is the university lecture tour by former President Jimmy Carter to promote Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, his book filled with fabrications and myths about Israel.
After hearing from students across North America that there is a need on campuses to combat this continuous one-sided bias against Israel, the Center’s Campus Outreach Department has created Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid – Major Fabrications and Distortions, a brochure addressing the major distortions featured in President Carter’s book.

Additionally, Simon Wiesenthal Center Campus Advocates, our campus student activists, will be distributing our new brochure at the University of California, Berkeley when President Carter speaks there on May 2, 2007.

As President Carter travels around speaking to young people, help us give our young Jewish students the tools to fight back.

Please help us distribute this brochure and support our efforts by emailing this to all of your friends and family.

Together we can make a difference!