Feldman and Dershowitz: Mass Murder Apologists
Kurt Nimmo
As a "liberal," even "treasonous" newspaper, the New York Times has the curious ability to suck up to the racist sociopaths in Israel and here in America and make profuse if not nauseating excuses for mass murder.
Consider Noah Feldman, not only a law professor at New York University but a "senior fellow" at the Council on Foreign Relations, who writes for the "newspaper of record," or maybe it should be characterized as the newspaper of pro-Israel propaganda and scandalous apologia for crimes against humanity: For its part, Israel is gambling that the right strategy is to make the people who elected Hamas and a government that includes Hezbollah reckon the costs of their representatives’ recklessness. That is why Israel has targeted not only Hezbollah leaders and strongholds but has also bombed infrastructure that sustains daily life for everybody in Lebanon. From Israel’s standpoint, this is no longer a fight with nonstate terrorists who are holding their fellow citizens hostage to their tactics. It is, rather, war between Israel and countries that are pursuing (or tolerating) violent policies endorsed (or at least accepted) by their electorates. How utterly and criminally disgusting...
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As a "liberal," even "treasonous" newspaper, the New York Times has the curious ability to suck up to the racist sociopaths in Israel and here in America and make profuse if not nauseating excuses for mass murder.
Consider Noah Feldman, not only a law professor at New York University but a "senior fellow" at the Council on Foreign Relations, who writes for the "newspaper of record," or maybe it should be characterized as the newspaper of pro-Israel propaganda and scandalous apologia for crimes against humanity: For its part, Israel is gambling that the right strategy is to make the people who elected Hamas and a government that includes Hezbollah reckon the costs of their representatives’ recklessness. That is why Israel has targeted not only Hezbollah leaders and strongholds but has also bombed infrastructure that sustains daily life for everybody in Lebanon. From Israel’s standpoint, this is no longer a fight with nonstate terrorists who are holding their fellow citizens hostage to their tactics. It is, rather, war between Israel and countries that are pursuing (or tolerating) violent policies endorsed (or at least accepted) by their electorates. How utterly and criminally disgusting...
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