Stop this RW attack on Kerry

[ck4829]

I made a post in the General Discussion about this before. I came off as hostile. To the DUers who read that post, I apologize for what I said.

But, we aren't 'doomed' if we lose this chance to attack the Right-Wing. Instead I view this as a golden opportunity to damage the credibility of the Right-Wing.

It all started last week when Joe Farah of WorldNetDaily said Palestinian Leaders supported John Kerry.

Since then:

Radio talk-show host Dennis Prager writes that there "are overwhelmingly powerful Jewish reasons to vote for President Bush and equally powerful Jewish reasons not to vote for John Kerry" in that "every American Arab and Muslim group that is anti-Israel is supporting John Kerry."

Author Samuel Blumenfeld warns American Jews that voting for John Kerry will aid Israel's enemies: "Israel's enemies want Kerry to win, and that includes Yasser Arafat, plus the former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahatir Mohamad who said that 'Jews rule the world by proxy.' Iran, the new socialist Spanish government, and the Vietnamese reds want Kerry to win."

Jeffrey Epstein, media relations director for Vietnam Veterans for the Truth, continues the group's "unfit to command" branding of Sen. Kerry and urges Jewish Americans to not "betray your president or your people. It is time to cast a decisive vote driven by both intellect and conscience. It is time to vote for the man who stands by We the People, as Americans, and as members of the Jewish community. It is time to stand by George W. Bush."

http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=7083

Here are just some of the things we can do to fire back:

1. Use the Al Qaeda endorsement of Bush

2. We can also use a statement by Avraham Burg, an Israeli Politician and Parliament Speaker. He wants to see Bush out of the White House.
"I hope personally that there will be a new president in the United
States of America because that's the best interest of the state of
Israel," former Israeli Labour Party politician and parliament
speaker Avraham Burg said. "I would like the Democrats to take over and a Democrat
administration to pick up at the point where (ex-president Bill)
Clinton left the region,"
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0816-06.htm

Once again, I apologize for appearing so hostile and grim sounding.

[aden_nak]

1. Iran's endorsement of Bush is also quite useful.