Chasing the Arab landlords before the USraeli tenants

[Guest Adanan Darwash]

Chasing the Arab landlords before the USraeli tenants

Many political commentators were surprised that despite the rage and anger against US unlimited support for Israeli atrocities, no USraeli flags were burned in the streets of Tunis, Cairo, Amman, Manama, Sana´ or Baghdad. It is a from of Arab people maturity concentrating the efforts first on exposing and ousting the corrupt autocratic rulers who have invited the US to establish military bases in their countries, rewarding America with fat oil and weapon contracts that is despite the American destruction of fellow Arab country, Iraq, and the killing its people. In Tunisia, CIA agent and former police general, Bin Ali, has normalised relations with Israel and collaborated with Israeli MOSSAD in the assassination of PLO leader, Abu Jihad, in 1988, while residing in the country. It is not of any use burning the Israeli flag or blowing up the Ghriba Synagogue in Jerba but it is more effective to cut the legs of the Israeli agents in Tunisia by removing the corrupt traitor, Bin Ali and his regime all together. Similarly, the corrupt Housni Mubarak and his gang have been instrumental in promoting USraeli interests at the expense of Arab or Egyptian national interests. Mubarak helped the Americans in the invasion of Iraq. He had also supported the Israeli attack on Gaza and on Lebanon, respectively in 2008 and 2006. He was also promoting USraeli campaign against Iran.And how would any Arab, Muslim or any human being accepts the imprisonment of fellow 1.8 million Arabs in Gaza in collaboration with the Israelis and their mentors the Americans? Let America stands on its head, the future Egyptian landlords will not welcome, or dine and wine with Israeli war criminals at Sharma Al-Sheikh, let alone threaten any Arab country using Egyptian support*.

Sooner than later, other USraeli agents in governments will face a similar fate as US Middle East policy has been humiliating and damaging to Arabs and will not be allowed to continue. Using corrupt and aging autocrats to promote Israeli designs, The US has pushed Arabs to the point where there is no need for Bin Laden or Al-Qaeda to attack America, but to topple and prosecute its Arab agents in government.

Adnan Darwash, Iraq Occupation Times

* It was recently revealed that Tizi Livni, Israel former foreign minister, was treated with, French Chapign, Russian Caviar and Swiss chocolate after announcing Israel's intention to invade Gaza in 2008.

[Guest LAW]

There are many players in the game of diplomacy. I can assure you it is not just Israel and the United States.

 

The Ottoman Empire conquered and controlled three continents from 1299 through 1923. The British, French, Italians, and Russians have occupied these lands as well.

[Guest Adnan Darwash]

There are many players in the game of diplomacy. I can assure you it is not just Israel and the United States.

 

The Ottoman Empire conquered and controlled three continents from 1299 through 1923. The British, French, Italians, and Russians have occupied these lands as well.

 

I am referring to the current dominant forces in the Middle East. The Israelis have been occupying Palestine since 1948. Israel is in breach or 39 UN Security Council resolutions. They detain, torture and kill Palestinians with impunity. All above crimes have been supported by successive US administrations. The influence of UK, France, Italy and Germany is limited to supporting the USraeli designs in the area. Fortunately, the American role is waning and as a result, democracies may thrive. The Americans have difficulty dealing with honest national leaders and work hard to support corrupt autocrats. The US is in a hopeless position right now since it cann´t change its Middle East policies dictated by Jewish advisors and the mighty Jewish lobby.

Adnan Darwash, Iraq Occupation Times

[Guest Lawrence]

Perhaps President Obama's instruction to the Egyptian generals not to kill their own people with American weapons was the beginning of a policy change in Washington that no longer supports a faltering peace process between Israel and Palestine.