Comments on: Pelosi Tours Jerusalem's Holy Sites

Amidst Criticism House Speaker Leads Delegation To Middle East

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by superpatr898 April 1, 2007 4:40 PM EDT
Nikkimoron,

Pelosi is a hypocrite. Worse - she is a traitor.
I guess you don't mind spending your tax dollars NOT for the defense of our country but for her botox treatments, her ILLEGAL hirees, and her (and KKK Byrd and Murtha's) Pork projects.

I DO. My dollars go to the defense of America, not for a shrilly little girl who's got too much power and doesn't know what to do with her except betray this country.

Too bad Hamas doesn't kidnap her and Ellison. But they'd be doing America a favor - and of course they love her.

As for some of the other creatures crawling here this morning, Bluestarbigot has already demonstrated he hates Jooz - he'll bring up AIPAC but nothing about CAIR and their endorsement of Islamofascist terror. His equally undistinguished colleague, Ex, says he's an Atheist. Figures. He probably never served because God - whether you believe or not is always found in a foxhole. Ask a real vet.

Rick has the right to express his Christian views, perhaps even more so than bluebigot, Ex, Iceberg, Billydoofus, and Nikkigurl have the right to express their FASCIST ones. Notobigots, thank you - you'll probably think I'm on the extreme but you hit it on the nail - the Israelis are tolerant; much more than you can say for the Islamonazi pigs.
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by notobigots April 1, 2007 1:35 PM EDT
"Ellison said his presence %u2014 as a Muslim %u2014 on the trip sent a message to Israelis and Palestinians that "people can come together."

"Reconciliation is possible," he said.

OBVIOUSLY, IT IS THE IRSRAELIS WHO ALLOW ALL PEOPLE TO VISIT THEIR OWN APPLICABLE HOLY SITES; AND ONLY THE ISRAELIS.
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by radiob-2009 April 1, 2007 1:08 PM EDT
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the most complicated issues today,polls conducted by the Harry S Truman Institute and Near East Consulting show that a majority of both Israelis and Palestinians want the Camp David Peace Accords to become a reality.Beyond that is the economic of the Palestinians which is not a conducive enviroment to promote peace.50% unemployment, 60% living below poverty. 80% requiring economic assistance, a education system that is producing a high number of drop outs with the average Palestinians have a education of 8.9 years.Israeli and the US are the primary catalyst of economic growth in the Palestinian territories. If peace is to occur it will require a larger infux of economic assistance and investment in the territories.
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by itchyb-2009 April 1, 2007 12:44 PM EDT
tino1035

One of the recommmedations fromthe Iraq Study group was to engage prinicipals in this region, not limited to those GW Bush approves of. You might not that in December of last year Senators Arlen Specter, Bill Nelson, Christopher Dodd and John Kerry visited Syria, as well. To hide your head in your sand or hold your breath until you're blue in the face, like our current administration, does nothing to further dialogue.
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by realpatriot1 April 1, 2007 12:21 PM EDT
singinrick,

I for one don't mind you talking about your faith because my Christian faith also guides my beliefs,although in a different direction. You have every right to express your faith and how it guides your political conclusions.

What makes paople feel like you're pushing it down their throats is the intolerence toward other faiths. Who are you to judge Islam to be a false religion? You have every right to believe that but bear in mind there's a reason why it's called faith...it's not science, it's not indisputable fact.

Jesus didn't teach intolence of anyone but taught us to love one another. He told us there's 1 way to heaven through acceptance of him but he never preached to not love those who didn't accept the Gospel. Love your neighbor was his central teaching.
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by b2u_today April 1, 2007 10:58 AM EDT
Interesting. It was the Democrats and the U.N. that created this problem.....just like Clinton and the U.N. created today's problem, with the Republican stooges helping. Polititians sure love power to screw things up.

"Partition - The United Nations Special Commission on Palestine (UNSCOP) recommended that Palestine be divided into an Arab state and a Jewish state. The commission called for Jerusalem to be put under international administration The UN General Assembly adopted this plan on Nov. 29, 1947 as UN Resolution (GA 181), owing to support of both the US and the Soviet Union, and in particular, the personal support of US President Harry S. Truman."
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by bluestardad April 1, 2007 9:39 AM EDT
I truly hope Nancy Pelosi is trying to be an honest broker in the Middle East and not just taking Israeli views on everything. No doubt the Israelis are trying to ensure her views are in line with theirs in every respect. I hope she resists this temptation and puts Americas interest first. Then honestly represents the views of the other millions of good people in the Middle East also.

If you follow the money trail you will find that most of those elected officials who support the war in Iraq are under the influence of AIPAC.

http://www.aipac.org/forms/join_aipacClubs.htm

Bush administration said she is undermining the situation in Lebanon what a hypocrite!
Now here is the real kicker! President Bush is funding Al Qaeda in Lebanon with funds from Iraq! This is Impeachment and Treason! Here is the proof Read it!
http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/070305fa_fact_hersh

50 years of American involvement in the Middle East is enough. If these animals do not want to play in the sand box together it is not in Americas interest to make them. We Should get out of the entire Middle East! They have nothing worth one more American Life anywhere in the Middle East!

If you think Americas sacrifice is worth it contact your ELECTED OFFICIAL and tell them http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/

Speakers email address: AmericanVoices@mail.house.gov

info@gop.com
Republican Party email

democraticparty@democrats.org
Democratic Party email
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by jpcquadnet April 1, 2007 9:30 AM EDT
Israel has about as much of a chance making peace with the Palestinians as we have taking the socialism out of Pelosi. It%u2019s just not possible.

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by tino1035 April 1, 2007 2:37 AM EDT
This woman has no business undermining the credibility of the USA with a "talk" with a known exporter of terror (to Israel and Iraq. It is a seditious act and needs to be censured by the House and the Senate.
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by realpatriot1 April 1, 2007 2:11 AM EDT
Superpat885,

I hope all your name calling makes you feel good because your insults don't phase me in the slightest. I consider the source, an *** who knows nothing. I can't "answer" your comments because they aren't comments at all, just insults.

Actually I was a Republican until 1977, I was even a member of my Ward Committee. But of course, I'm not bragging.

Just a clarification, I'm an UNPAID stooge of the Democratic party.

You know, great strides have been made in therapy for anger management-you should check it out.
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