RE Hamas Prof at FLorida

Submitted by Lee Kaplan (United States), Jan 27, 2004 at 11:03

It matters not any more if our political leaders are Democrats or Republicans. The Arabs have our number when it comes to politics. Enough money and you can buy politicians in either party.

President Bush is fighting the War On Terror with one hand behind his back by pleasing the Saudi royal family above all else while trying to do what he should be doing. Meanwhile the royal family continues to incite and fund terror and to push for a Palestinian state and to preserve Arafat who is a mortal enemy to the US. And all of the Democratic candidates aren't much better, excepting perhaps Lieberman who hasn't a ghost of a chance of getting elected.

So why should it be surprising if a Hamas operative has free reign to roam in the US? The Saudis hold sway with the State Department who tells our agencies to look the other way. CAIR, the Saudi front, donates to campaigns and spreads money around.
Our leaders who we worried were bought by our own special interests ARE bought--by the Arabs. The Saudi Wahhabis are providing all those mujahedeen who are killing our boys in Iraq. Our leaders were irresponsible when they killed Israelis and looked the other way to keep the Saudi gratuities flowing. Now theya re starting to look the other way as they kill our boys.

In the second world war this Hamas rep would have been cooling his heels in jail. Even the FBI is penetrated by the Saudi money machine. We're losing this war, folks, while our entire governmental system is getting infiltrated by the most evil infliuence peddlers imaginable. If we don't wake up soon and ban any form of Saudi gratuities (direct or indirect through the Arab League or EU) then we are doomed as a democracy. If HItler has used money like the Saudis are doing over here, he'd have won the second world war.

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