Jadi miturut Kim Hook orang2 bulek itu bodo2 yah ? --- In [email protected], "kim" <kimhook@...> wrote: > > Dunia bule itu dari dulu juga adalah orang-orang tolol > dalam soal mengirimkan bantuan kepada negara-negara islam > yang mana, bantuan tersebut dibalas dengan kucuran air tuba. > > Tapi tidak terlambat utk menghentikannya. Karena utuk apa > memberikan uang kepada orang-orang Islam yang membenci > mereka, baik itu Amerika ataupun Eropa. Bukan saja mem- > benci, malahan membunuhnya. > > Seperti ditulis dibawah ini, sekarang lagi digalang utk > dipertanyakan kembali apakah perlu memberikan tulang pada > si anjing yang tak segan-segan untuk menggigitnya: > > US aid to Middle East questioned after anti-American attacks in region > > Washington Democrats and Republicans are questioning U.S. taxpayer aid to the > Middle East amid anti-American riots in the region and the fatal attack on > the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. > > One of the first attacks occurred Wednesday at the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, > Egypt, a country that has received $1.6 billion in each of the past four > years. Egypt has since 1979 been the second-largest recipient of U.S. aid, > following Israel. Roughly $1.3 billion of that annual aid goes to Egypt's > military, according to Congressional Research Service. > > Four Americans were killed Wednesday in the Benghazi attack, including > Ambassador Christopher Stevens. > Like Egypt, Libya was part of the political uprising that started in late > 2010 known as Arab Spring in which residents in the Middle East brought down > long-standing dictatorships. However, residents have struggled in the > aftermath to bring democracy and political stability to the region. > > The U.S. has since the start of the uprisings in Libya in early 2011 given > that country more than $200 million -- including $89 million in humanitarian > assistance and $25 million from the Defense Department, according to > Congressional Research Service. > > Several Capitol Hill Republicans have since the recent anti-American attacks > started calling for either a stop to such aid or at least tighter > restrictions, despite the Obama administration saying that cutting off > support would not resolve the "complicated" Middle East situation. > > "The American people are tired of this," Sen. Rand Paul said Thursday on the > Senate floor. "Our Treasury is bare. There is a multitude of reasons why we > should not continue to send good money after bad." > Paul, R-Ky., said such action should be taken in Egypt, Libya, Yemen and > Pakistan. And he has proposed an amendment that would require those countries > to help in the investigations of the attacks on U.S. embassies in Yemen and > Egypt and the consulate in Benghazi. > > Yemen received $64 million this year, compared to $134 million last year, > according to Congressional Research Service. > "Not one penny more for Libya or Egypt or Pakistan until they act as our > allies," Paul continued. "Some say we have to keep sending it. Fine, let's > send it when they act as our allies. Let's send it when they start behaving > as civilized nations and come to their senses." > Paul's remarks follow Secretary of State Hillary Clinton saying the attack > was the work of "a small and savage group not the people or government of > Libya." > > She also acknowledged that Americans were likely asking: "How could this > happen in a country we helped liberate, in a city we helped save from > destruction? This question reflects just how complicated and, at times, how > confounding the world can be." > > Still, some House Republicans had a point of view earlier this week similar > to Ryan's, suggesting that they would vote Thursday against the continuing > resolution to keep the government running, in an attempt to cut off aid to > Egypt and Libya. > > "It would show a tremendous amount of leadership from this administration, in > light of the recent developments, if the president were to come back and > demand that the amount of money that is in the [continuing resolution] for > Libya and Egypt be stripped," said Louisiana GOP Rep. Jeff Landry, according > to The Hill Newspaper. "That would be tremendous leadership." >
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