Re: noooooo

I will listen to anyone at this point
who has any media recognition and is
willing to condemn the genocide of the
Palestinians. I especially liked what
Ron Paul had to say~~

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1326858#i

That Ralph and Ron and those others who
have found the courage to stand up to
the Jewish agenda and condemn these
actions are the people that I will
remember in the end. That Ralph has
stepped up to the line and acted with
compassion is commendable. This current
issue is but one of many challenges that
we will all face, alone or together. You
speak of change and yet there are so many
who expect Israel to act like this and who
keep insisting they have the right to take
out all of Gaza, as evidenced in this gem
of hatred~~

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1325740#i

The only change they want is the end to the
Palestinian "problem".

http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=29545

Throw out any name, hey, how about Dick Clark?
If he were railing against this genocide,
I would be asking blessings upon him for
his courage.

I embrace change and progress but see value
in many of the old ways of peace and treaties
and human rights. Especially, when the
alternative is death and destruction, I also
want to stand on my cyber-stump and say that
what is happening is in-humane. My opinion
does not matter to most, but mostly, it matters
to me. I am sure it matters to those like Ron
Paul and Ralph Nader who recognize that it is
unpopular but the right thing to say that this
administration is wrong NOT to condemn these
actions.

What Ralph had to say was worth my time to read.
I can only hope and pray George Bush gave it
as much attention as myself and others have.
That you would criticize me for paying attention
to the message based solely on who the messenger
is feels....

blessings,
Zoe

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