Republicans are inventing Middle East propaganda through purposeful misinterpretation to be used against an Obama nominee?!

Lindsey Graham really should be investigated by several intelligence apparatus if he is using obvious false grounds to combat the Hagel nomination and to "personally" expand the Israeli influence. But.. it them becomes a case of fox guarding the hen house. In fact, it's quite probable that a "quiet" revolution against the American government was lost a couple decades ago - somehow Israel won, but not without the aid of traitors to America.

Read more: dailycaller.com
#4 | Posted by paneocon at 2013-02-20 02:36 PM

There is some kind of interaction, but I'm not certain it has anything to do with Israel policy other than a relationship that does not arm either side:

IAPAC is the Iranian American Political Action Committee. Its website includes a thank-you note from Hagel, written after the 2006 election. "Please know," Hagel wrote, "that I will always do my best and work hard to continue to earn your confidence and support."

Describing a March 31, 2006 meeting with Ryu, which took place in Hagel's office, an NIAC member wrote in a memo that "Hagel is concerned about the current path we are on. Rexon preferred not to see the imposition of punitive measures but rather a call for negotiations between both governments."

Ryu, Hagel's deputy, "noted that the military is stretched thin already," the memo concluded, "and was open to pursuing constructive measures."

Hagel, however, supports policies that are "aimed at strengthening civil society without aiding the Islamic Republic," that memo said.

Ryu later went on to work on Iran issues at the National Security Council. According to his LinkedIn profile, he is now deputy to the U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations at the State Department.

Ryu met with NIAC president Trita Parsi on Jan. 10, 2008. And other Hagel staff met with NIAC, according to the group's calendar.

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#9 | Posted by cbob at 2013-02-20 03:01 PM

Far more truth than satire, and perhaps out-risque' Schmegal's TV Funhouse, this is an amazingly uncomfortable skit. And how did Hulu of all places end up with the rights?

So interesting the dichotomy of what is considered "proper sources" by the left. How you people deal with you own inconsistencies is an amazing think to me.
#34 | Posted by paneocon at 2013-02-21 04:20 PM

It's topic-selective, imo. For instance, the reality that Palestine is entirely overrun with illegal colonies is covered-up with a militarized religious blame campaign intended to specifically de-humanize and racially oppress anyone in the region who fights back, labeling them as aiding "Muslim terrorists".

Everyone in the MSM who continues to cover this atrocity up are guilty of aiding the Israeli genocide campaign against the Palestinians. This is a major reason I despise cretins like Anderson Cooper, Sean Hannity, Brian Williams, and even Randi Rhodes - who know the truth and consistently betray it. Breitbart is a corpse - the perfect voicebox of the radical detractors. What can't they say in mining his namesake?