Jewish Professors give the neocons a bloody nose.

[Mark Gobell]

Extract:

Professor Walt repeatedly underscored that “without 9/11, you don’t get a war with Iraq." It then jumped out at me at a gut level: 9/11 had to be “an inside job!” I agree with the skeptics who assert: “The wildest 9/11 conspiracy theory is actually the one endorsed by the Kean Commission, ‘that 19 fanatical Arabs, directed from a cave in Afghanistan, caught the whole of the U.S. military intelligence, the whole of U.S. political and diplomatic establishments, and NORAD completely off guard.’"

The article:

Israel Lobby Takes a Few Hard Hits

William Hughes

September 4, 2006

President George W. Bush’s reply to a reporter’s question about whether Iraq had anything to do with 9/11: "Nothing!"

Washington, D.C. - On two consecutive days this week, the Israel Lobby, aka “The Lobby,” took direct hits from opponents. On Monday, Aug. 28, 2006, two distinguished scholars, authors of the “Harvard Study,” Professors John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, showed up at the National Press Club, near the White House. (1) The Professors, who are both Jewish, ably demonstrated how the Lobby used its enormous influence, with the U.S. Congress and the Bush-Cheney Gang, to help give the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) a “green light” to bomb Lebanon back to the Stone Age during the recent, horrific 33-day war. That immoral conflict took the lives of around 1,183 Lebanese, (many of them children), displaced over 970,000 innocent people and caused damages worth billions of dollars to the infrastructures of that sovereign and democratic state. It also created more enemies for America in the Islamic World. (2)

Full article here: http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/viewArticle.asp?articleID=13 070


William Hughes is a Baltimore author, attorney, educator and professional actor. He has been writing political commentaries for over 40 years. His latest book, "Saying 'No' to the War Party," is a collection of his essays, and photographs, that targeted the "Special Interests," like the Neocons, Big Oil and the Military-Industrial Complex, which dragged the U.S. into the Iraqi war. The book was the author's way of challenging the outrageous conduct of the Bush-Cheney Gang, while making current history come alive.