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This is all very interesting, but I just want to make two points.
1- The Bush family is in Big Oil. They started a war to protect
their interests in Kuwait. Big Oil = Arabs.
2- Jim Baker said to Reagan, " fuck the Jews, they don't vote for us
anyway. He's back.
In the end, they will push the NWO's " Peace " in the Middle East
because it is a building block of Globalization.
There are no * friends *, there are only interests.
Joshua2
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> Subject: Bush A Confidant of Ariel Sharon - Hawkish Zionists Will Dominate Bush Admin
> Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 09:45:28 +0000
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> BUSH GOVERNMENT LIKELY TO BE GREAT INFLUENCED
> BY HAWKISH JEWISH/ZIONIST PERSONS AT SENIOR LEVELS
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> BUSH HIMSELF A CONFIDANT OF ARIEL SHARON
>
> "In the end, Bush may be surrounded by
> even more pro-Israel advisers than
> Gore would have been."
>
> MID-EAST REALITIES � - www.MiddleEast.Org - Washington - 12/17:
> As hard as it may be to believe, the Jewish and Zionist influence on the incoming
> Bush Administration is likely to be as great, if not greater, than that of the
> outgoing Clinton/Gore government. There will be a couple of differences:
>
> * Those involved with the new Bush government will not be as out-front in the
> very top positions as has been the case with Clinton. But their influence at
> senior levels just below Cabinet Rank and as advisers to the top people will
> be at least as great.
>
> * Those involved with the new Bush government are from the more hawkish elements
> of American Jewry usually associated with the Likud in Israel and in some cases
> the Zionist Organization of American and the Jewish Federation in the US. Those
> with Clinton tended to be associated with Israel's Labor party and its offshoot
> "Peace Now".
>
> * Bush himself has visited Israel where he became a confidant of Ariel Sharon
> who personally gave him a tour of "Judea and Samaria". This was carefully downplayed
> by all during the campaign, the Likud eager to see the Bush/Cheney/Powell team
> come to power but even so apprehensive about the predicament Israel is now in
> and the pressures the U.S. might feel the need to bring at times in view of regional
> American interests and public relations considerations. Moreover, the Likud
> is also well aware that the great majority of American Jews did not vote for
> Bush and that enhanced "hasbara" (propaganda) efforts will be needed to keep
> American Jews in line, especially should Sharon become Prime Minister.
>
> This article from The Jewish Chronicle is just a start in uncovering the extremely
> close relations that exist between persons usually associated with the right
> wing of the Jewish affairs in the U.S. and the more hawkish elements surrounding
> the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and the other organizations
> that make up the Israeli/Jewish lobby in Washington. Expect much more in the
> weeks and months ahead. But certainly do not expect the U.S. to move in the
> direction of France and Germany who are now limited arms sales to Israel (in
> large part in order to court more lucrative arms sales to the Arabs).
>
> JEWS TO THE FORE IN THE LIKELY BUSH CABINET
> Martin Sieff / Washington
>
> [Jewish Chronicle - 15 December) IT IS yet another paradox in a presidential
> campaign year that has abounded with them: Texas Governor George W. Bush won
> less than 20 per cent of the Jewish American vote, and far more Arab-American
> votes than his opponent, Vice-President Al Gore. Yet in the end, Bush may be
> surrounded by even more pro-Israel advisers than Gore would have been.
>
> His top two foreign-policy officials are expected to be African-Americans - General
> Colin Powell, former
> chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as Secretary of State; and Condoleeza
> Rice, former head of the Soviet desk at the National Security Council, as National
> Security Adviser. Both have strong Jewish connections.
>
> Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants, speaks Yiddish, which he learned as a
> boy while working for a Jewish grocer in New York City.
>
> He has won the hearts of American Jewish audiences, including those at the annual
> policy conferences of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, with a fluency
> few of them could have matched.
>
> General Powell was an advocate of sending Patriot anti-ballistic missile batteries
> to defend Israel from Iraqi Scud attacks during the 1991 Gulf War. He has always
> shown strong sympathy with the Jewish state.
>
> Ms Rice numbers among her own close advisers Richard Haas, director of foreign
> policy and security studies t Washington's prestigious Brookings Institution,
> and Dov Zakheim, former deputy under-secretary of defence under President Reagan.
> Both are Jewish. Zakheim, in fact, has semichah.
>
> He and another prominent Jewish Republican, Paul Wolfowitz, former deputy-secretary
> of defence under President George Bush, have been in Governor Bush and Ms Rice's
> inner circle of advisers - nicknamed "The Magnificent Seven."
>
> If the younger Bush is confirmed as president by the Electoral College on December
> 18, Wolfowitz can look forward to cabinet rank, and Zakheim a high sub-cabinet
> posting - probably as a deputy to the Secretary of Defence. Bush is seeking to
> recruit a Democratic senator for that post.
>
> Mr Wolfowitz, who had his eyes set on becoming Secretary of Defence, looks like
> being moved sideways - possible as director of the CIA, still a powerful post.
>
> Colin Powell has always been close to Governor Bush's vice-presidential nominee,
> Dick Cheney. Cheney, as President Bush's Secretary of Defence, was broadly
>sympathetic
> to Israel - if strongly opposed to releasing convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard,
> who has served 15 years of a life sentence.
>
> If Bush is confirmed, one familiar face from Middle East policy-making will finally
> be missing after more
> than a decade in that role. Wolfowitz, Zakheim and other key Bush advisers are
> said to want to replace US peace negotiator Dennis Ross, who has already announced
> he did not wish to stay on in the post. Mr Ross, however, may be replaced by
> another Jewish policy expert, with Mr Haas seen as a front-runner.
>
> Former US Secretary of State James Baker - bete noire to pro-Israel activists
> during George Bush Sr's administration - has been key in the younger Bush's
>transition
> team. But Neither General Powell nor Ms Rice is said to favour his having a major
> foreign-policy role.
>
> FRANCE AND GERMANY STOP ARMS SALES TO ISRAEL
> (including non-lethal crowd control devices)
>
> By Nicole Krau
>
> [Ha'aretz - 17 December 2000]:
> Since the outbreak of violence in the territories, in late September, France
> and Germany have initiated an undeclared embargo on Israel, refusing to
> export defense equipment and materials.
>
> Tomer Avnon, the CEO of TAR Ideal Concept, a company which imports defense
> materials for Israel's security forces, says that attempts to acquire a new
> smoke-grenade, made by the German firm, Buck, met with refusal. Buck, which
> is represented by TAR in Israel, sent a notice saying that at this time it
> is impossible to gain an export license from the German government
> permitting the sale of defense equipment and materials to Israel.
>
> Avnon had already experienced a similar problem, at the onset of the
> Intifada, with a French company called Nobel Securite, from which he sought
> to purchase tear-gas grenades for the Israeli police.
>
> According to Le Monde, Israel intended to buy 100,000 grenades at a cost of
> $6 million. However, the French Foreign Ministry and the inter-ministerial
> committee dealing with exports of military hardware and materials, blocked
> the sale, without specifying any reason for their decision. The report adds
> that France was concerned with its image if it was seen as selling Israel
> weapons to fight the Palestinians. Avnon told Ha'aretz that his company
> sought the assistance of MKs and the defense attache based in Paris;
> however, the efforts met with no response.
>
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