Alert....Wes Clark on Countdown tonight...

[capi888]

Been advertizing all day... can't wait!!!

[ronhardy]

1. Wes Clark sucks

Wes Clark is too pro-Israel.

[Sparkly]

2. Oh come on, you can do better than that.

You aren't even trying! :eyes:

[nealmhughes]

3. Please don't feed the animals! They will continue to come back for more.

In all honesty, ronhardy's post appears to be the intellectual equivalent of a function asymptotically approaching zero: it starts at a given point then rapdily zooms towards nothing.
Proof sir or madam of General Clark's "too pro-Israel" policies?
And what would be an adequate non-too-pro-Israel policy, I ask.

[FrenchieCat]

4. Welcome, and have a great stay!

And make sure to sign Wes Clark's petition to stop war in Iran, while you are at it!
:hi:
http://ga4.org/campaign/stopiranwar

We should recall that Wes Clark dared to discuss those uncomfortable issues that are deemed "Taboo", i.e., "Third Rail" in our politics; the powerful affects of the AIPAC lobby on our politics extending to both sides of the aisle.

Read the three articles at the links that I have posted below to find out how Wesley Clark changed the dialogue for the better with some steadfast courage, sacrifice, and a little help from some likemind bloggers.
http://www.rapidfire-silverbullets.com/2007/03/how_they_tried_to_smear_wes_cl.html

Bloggers vs. the Lobby
Israel’s propaganda fortress faces a surprising new challenge.
March 12, 2007 Issue
some people chose to ignore Clark’s correct assertion that the Jewish community was very divided on the Iran issue. Within days, the general was in caught in a familiar crossfire, smeared as an instigator of anti-Semitism by some Republican Jewish organizations, his remarks headlined as “Protocols of the New York Money People” by a Wall Street Journal columnist.
http://amconmag.com/2007/2007_03_12/article.html


Who Is More Pro Israel?
Taylor Marsh 3/17/07
http://www.taylormarsh.com/archives_view.php?id=25293
"When Wes Clark dared to speak out against the Israeli lobby on Iran, the torrent of abuse hurled in his direction was spine chilling. Then came Jimmy Carter's book, which had people running for cover and quitting him en masse, because he dared to discuss the issues. Republicans don't have the moral courage to open up a real dialogue about the Middle East, because they wouldn't know an honest broker if Dick Cheney shot him in the face."

Iraq, Iran, and the Lobby
Four years after the invasion of Iraq, and the War Party is still in the driver's seat
March 17, 2007
Wesley Clark pointed out, that many of the Democratic Party's major donors have made fealty to Israeli interests a litmus test for candidates.
http://www.antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=10697

[Cameron27]

8. I don't know how you do it;

no matter what the topic, when it comes to the general, you always come packin' ...

I have GOT to get my Clark files in order

[Clark2008]

6. Ahhh - I wish wingers would make up their minds.

First he's not pro-Israel enough and now he's too pro-Israel.

He must be about right.

[Adelante]

9. Aw, ya little cutie bug

Come to snuggle with us :grouphug:

[venable]

5. i look forward to what he says n/t

[Clark2008]

7. I can't wait to faint from sheer joy!

:hi:

:kick: