Comrade George thinks his fellow Commies in Russia have been and still are as pure as the driven snow. If Comrade George had his way, the Jews in the Ukraine would undergo pogrom after pogrom until the Jews, his fellow scapegoats (either by his fellow Commies or the NeoNazis), were all eliminated there.
Ukraine?s anti-Semitism: Real and not new | Opinion | Jewish Journal
No one is advocating the "eliminating" the Jews, in Ukraine or anywhere else.
What we would like to see is the return of the US to it's original form of a Constitutional Republic without all the meddling, interference, and dictating by the scads of Jewish political organizations and lobbies.
In short, we "WASPS" would like to have our country back if you don't mind, or at least have a say so in who and what is to be forced upon us. We don't want a Marxist government or a Jewish plutocracy no matter how wise and wonderful you think Marx was. We don't consider Jonathon Pollard to be a hero the way Jews do. And we don't believe you are gods either.
?Seven countries in five years? - Salon.com
While the Bush White House promotes the possibility of armed conflict with Iran, a tantalizing passage in Wesley Clark’s new memoir suggests that another war is part of a long-planned Department of Defense strategy that anticipated “regime change” by force in no fewer than seven Mideast states. Critics of the war have often voiced suspicions of such imperial schemes, but this is the first time that a high-ranking former military officer has claimed to know that such plans existed.
The existence of that classified memo would certainly cast more dubious light not only on the original decision to invade Iraq because of Saddam Hussein‘s weapons and ambitions but on the current efforts to justify and even instigate military action against Iran.
Clark’s book also describes a telling encounter nearly a decade earlier with neoconservative eminence Paul Wolfowitz, the former deputy secretary of defense under Rumsfeld who resigned under a cloud of scandal from the World Bank last spring. In May 1991, according to Clark, he dropped in for a conversation with Wolfowitz, then the third-ranking civilian in the Pentagon, to congratulate him on the success of the Gulf War.
“We screwed up and left Saddam Hussein in power. The president [then George H.W. Bush] believes he’ll be overthrown by his own people, but I rather doubt it,” he quotes Wolfowitz lamenting. “But we did learn one thing that’s very important. With the end of the Cold War, we can now use our military with impunity. The Soviets won’t come in to block us. And we’ve got five, maybe 10, years to clean up these old Soviet surrogate regimes like Iraq and Syria before the next superpower emerges to challenge us … We could have a little more time, but no one really knows.”
Some have speculated that for a successful strike on Iran, it would be necessary to bottle up Russian access to the sea in the west. This kind of obstruction would serve as a deterrent against Russian interference.
Jewish businessman to run for Ukrainian presidency | JPost | Israel News
Ukrainian Jewish businessman Vadim Rabinovich announced his candidacy for president of Ukraine in the May elections.
Rabinovich, 61, the owner and co-founder of Jewish News One and co-chair of the European Jewish Parliament, made the announcement during an interview Tuesday for the Vesti.ua news website and online radio service.
“I want to debunk the myth that Ukraine is anti-Semitic, which is being spread throughout the world,” he said, referencing allegations by Russian President Vladimir Putin that the revolution over former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s perceived pro-Russian policies was being led by “anti-Semites and neo-Nazis.”
“I’m probably the best candidate. We need union, and I am the unifying candidate. I have no particular lust for power, I just want to help the country,” Rabinovich said.
Rabinovich, founder of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress, told JTA during an interview at his office in October that he became involved in Jewish causes after he turned 40.
In the 1980s, Rabinovich was arrested and sentenced to 14 years in prison for black market ventures, but wound up serving only seven years, according to Korrespondent, a Ukrainian weekly.
Rabinovich says he was jailed on “trumped-up charges,” but the United States still bars his entry as a result, he confirmed to JTA.
Following his release in 1991, Rabinovich began to amass a fortune as a metals dealer. He has donated millions of dollars to Jewish causes, including bringing the Limmud Jewish learning festival to Ukraine.
This the kind of thing that some of us who are accused of being "anti-Semitic" object to.
There's nothing Democratic about (an alleged) 3% of the population lording it over the remaining 97%.
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