I can explain this in one word

Submitted by There is NO Santa Claus (United States), Mar 21, 2013 at 20:30

ANTI-SEMITISM

Hey Doc! Let's face it. Someone who blames the entire world's problems on Jews is an anti-Semite and there's no getting around it.

These anti-Semites say: "Solve the 'Israeli-Palestinian issue' and you solve the root cause of most conflicts in the world". Translation: "Help the Arabs murder the Jews and all other problems are solved. The Jews are our misfortune."

I mean... really! Does anyone think the President is NOT scapegoating Jews? 70,000 people are dead in Syria from the past two years and the President runs to Israel to tell the world that if only the Israelis make the Palestinians "happy" (Translation: All Jews in Israel kill themselves.) all the world's problems will be solved.

Israel is the only country in the world that is defined by a "peace process". No other mediation effort to end war in this entire world is referred to as a "peace process". Think about that! There' sonly one war; only one peace and only one nation that can make it happen. Every President refers to their diplomatic efforts toward Israel as "the peace process". No other President since Clinton (who intervened in the Balkins) has used the term "peace process" to mean any other conflict than the War Against Israel.

I'm tellin' ya doc! These guys who claim that the War Against Israel is the source of all the world's conflicts and problems are anti-Semites.

The thing that really bothers me is that our leaders will be focused on the War Against Israel at just the time when N. Korea launches a missile at us. And even then they'll find a way to blame the Jews.

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