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http://mensnewsdaily.com/2008/03/22...talk-show-host/
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Khalidi serves on the faculty of Columbia University in New York and is best known as the professor who invited Iranian President Ahmedinejad to visit Columbia University after he finished his speech at the United Nations. According to confidential sources, Khalidi has direct ties to the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), a group on the US State Department's list of known terrorist groups.
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During Obama's last year on the board of The Woods Fund (2002), he participated in awarding grants, including a $70,000 grant to the Arab American Action Network, a Chicago-based group founded by Rashid and Mona Khalidi.
In another suspected quid pro quo arrangement similar to those with Ayers and Rezko, Rashid Khalidi also held a fundraising event in his home for Barack Obama.
In the Middle East, Rashid Khalidi was known as a man to be reckoned with. From 1972 through 1983, Khalidi was the director in Beirut of the official Palestinian press agency, FAFA. His wife worked there as well.
According to sources, when the Khalidi's left Chicago for Columbia University in New York, Rashid was honored with the Edward Said Chair in Arab Studies at that Ivy League university. Their goodbye party in Chicago included testimonials from Bill Ayers and Barack Obama.
"What other fund raising connections does Obama have? How many times can you look the other way in church and with fund raising situations with more than questionable people?" asked Ms. Roth. |
Read more about Khalidi here:
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/....asp?indid=1347
Drip...drip.....drip.... YES WE CAN ! |
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So this guy held a fundraiser for Barack Hussein Obama? |
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| And that's the scoop from ... cough [homo] cough... "Men's News Daily." :funny: |
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Quote: Originally posted by Jack Shit
And that's the scoop from ... cough [homo] cough... "Men's News Daily." :funny: |
When all else fails....pathetically attack the source....
Yes We Can !!!!!!!
Why not address the issue(s)??? Nahhhhhhh....can't deal with that, can you? |
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Well, isn't this the company we want our Presidents to keep:
In the interest of celebrating the PLO, the book also retailed a number of falsehoods, including Khalidi's trumped-up charge that, in 1982, the organization was under siege by "the full might of the U.S. and Israel." In actuality, the U.S. fielded not a single soldier against the PLO; Israel, for its part, deployed only a minor percentage of its military forces. Far more forgiving was Khalidi's treatment of dictatorial Syria, whose brutal occupation of Lebanon elicited no criticism from the author.
Khalidi has claimed that the Israeli army is in possession of "awful weapons of mass destruction (many supplied by the U.S.) that it has used in cities, villages and refugee camps." He characterizes Israel as a "racist" state and "basically an apartheid system in creation."
In one 2000 interview, Khalidi scoffed at American supporters of Israel as "brainwashed" backers of the Israeli Army and its "utter and absolute control over 90 percent of the West Bank."
But mere days after the terrorist attacks of September 11, he rebuked the news media for what he termed their exaggerated "hysteria about suicide bombers."
I guess the 20 years of anti-Semetic, anti-American rants by Jeremiah Wright had no influence on Barack Obama, right?
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| Norman Hsu. Google him. |
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Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
When all else fails....pathetically attack the source....
Yes We Can !!!!!!!
Why not address the issue(s)??? Nahhhhhhh....can't deal with that, can you? |
WHY IS THE FBI WITHHOLDING INFORMATION ABOUT THE BAT CHILD??? Address the issue!! Nahhhhh...can't deal with that, can you? |
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Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
When all else fails....pathetically attack the source.... |
I know mike-you would never stoop so low :burst: |
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Quote: Originally posted by danrich03
Norman Hsu. Google him. |
Was Norman Hsu corrupt? Yes. Was he anti-American? I don't think so.
So Obama has ties with this gentlemen. He also has a "friendly" relationship (according to his campaign) with a domestic terrorist named William Ayers. He also has a 20 year relationship with the racist, anti-American, Hamas propagandist Jeremiah Wright.
But all of this means nothing, right?
Sure, Obama's refusal to wear an American flag pin on his lapel means nothing.
And his refusal to salute the flag when his Democrat cohorts will means nothing.
And his wife's newfound "pride" in America means nothing. |
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Rashid Khalidi
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rashid Khalidi (born 1950), an American historian of the Middle East, is the Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies at Columbia University, and the director of the Middle East Institute of Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs. He has been called "the leading Palestinian intellectual in America."
He received a B.A. from Yale University, where he was a member of Wolf's Head Society, in 1970,[3] and a D. Phil. from Oxford University in 1974[4] and spent many years as a professor and director of both the Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Center for International Studies at the University of Chicago before joining the Columbia faculty. He has also taught at Georgetown University, Lebanese University, and the American University of Beirut...
Khalidi has written dozens of scholarly articles on Middle East history and politics, as well as op-ed pieces in many U.S. newspapers. He has also been a guest on numerous radio and TV shows including All Things Considered, Talk of the Nation, Morning Edition, The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, Charlie Rose, and Nightline, and has appeared on the BBC, the CBC, France Inter and the Voice of America. Khalidi had an advising role at the Madrid Conference of 1991 between the U.S., Israel, Palestinians and Arab states. He served as president of the American Committee on Jerusalem, now known as the American Task Force on Palestine, and is currently editor of the Journal of Palestine Studies. He served as President of the Middle East Studies Association of North America in 1994.
Khalidi's views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have received particular attention. His views are generally considered moderate, with Michael C. Hudson, director of the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown, describing Khalidi as "preeminent in his field."[9]
In July 2004, a Washington Times column alleged past connections between Khalidi and the Palestinian Liberation Organization, based on his work for the Palestinian National Authority press agency, Wafa, in the late 1980s.[14] Khalidi denied the allegation, which Nation writer Ari Berman describes as a "smear", "wildly distorting" Khalidi's role.[15] Nevertheless, the claim received renewed attention in 2008 when it was used to attack Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama for his friendship with Khalidi. Articles by Aaron Klein and John Bachelor, writers respectively for conservative outlets World Net Daily and Human Events, were referenced by rival political campaigns and reprinted in wider-circulation media.[16][17][15]
CONCLUSION: IT'S ALL BULLSHIT, AND IT'S BAD FOR YA! |
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Books:
The Iron Cage: The Story of the Palestinian Struggle for Statehood, Beacon Press, 2006.
Resurrecting Empire: Western Footprints and America's Perilous Path in the Middle East, Beacon Press, 2004.
Palestinian Identity: The Construction of Modern National Consciousness, Columbia University Press, 1997.
The Origins of Arab Nationalism (Co-editor), Columbia University Press, 1991.
Under Siege: PLO Decision-making during the 1982 War. Columbia University Press, 1986.
Palestine and the Gulf (Co-editor), Institute for Palestine Studies, 1982.
British Policy towards Syria and Palestine, 1906-1914. Ithaca Press for St. Antony's College, 1980.
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"Arab Nationalism in Syria: The Formative Years." In Nationalism in a Non-National State: The Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, pp. 207-237. Edited by William Haddad and William Ochsenwald. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1977.
"The Soviet Union's Arab Policy in 1975." In The Yearbook of the Palestine Question: 1975, pp. 314-353 [Arabic]. Edited by Camille Mansour. Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies [IPS], 1977.
"Soviet Policy in the Arab World in l976: A Year of Setbacks." In The Yearbook of the Palestine Question: 1976, pp. 397-420 [Arabic]. Edited by Camille Mansour. Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1979.
Soviet Middle East Policy in the Wake of Camp David. I.P.S. Papers No. 3. Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1979, 36 pp.
The Soviet Union and the Middle East in the 1980's. I.P.S. Papers No. 7. Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1980, 34 pp.
"'Abd al-Ghani al-'Uraisi and al-Mufid: The Press and Arab Nationalism before 1914." In Intellectual Life in the Arab East, 1890-1939, pp. 38-61. Edited by Marwan Buheiri. Beirut: American University of Beirut Press, 1981. Reprinted in Arab Studies Quarterly 3, 1 (Winter 1981): 22-42 [Arabic: pp. 55-78, Beirut: Arab Unity Studies Center, 1983].
"L'URSS au Moyen Orient: Mythes et Réalités." Revue d'Etudes Palestiniennes 3 (Spring 1982): 91-103.
"The Role of the Press in the Early Arab Reaction to Zionism." Peuples Méditerranéens/ Mediterranean Peoples 20 (July-September 1982): 105-24.
"The Gulf and Palestine in Soviet Policy." In Palestine and the Persian Gulf, pp. 149-185. Edited by Rashid Khalidi and Camille Mansour. Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1982.
"Problems of Foreign Intervention in Lebanon." American-Arab Affairs 7 (Winter 1983-84): 24-30.
"The Palestinians in Lebanon: The Social Repercussions of the Israeli Invasion." Middle East Journal 38, 2 (Spring 1984): 255-266.
"Social Factors in the Rise of the Arab Movement in Syria." In From Nationalism to Revolutionary Islam, pp. 53-70. Edited by Said Arjomand. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1984.
"L'impact du mouvement national palestinien sur le Liban." Revue d'Etudes Palestiniennes 12 (Summer 1984): 3-14.
"The 1982 War and the Palestinian National Movement." Fikr 2 (June-July 1984): 26-36 [Arabic].
"The Asad Regime and the Palestinian Resistance." Arab Studies Quarterly 6, 4 (Fall 1984): 259-267.
"The 1912 Election Campaign in the Cities of Bilad al-Sham." International Journal of Middle East Studies 16, 4 (November 1984): 461-474.
"Lebanon in the Context of Regional Politics: Palestinian and Syrian Involvement in the Lebanese Crisis." Third World Quarterly 7, 3 (July 1985): 495-514.
"Foreign Intervention and Domestic Conflict in Lebanon." Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Working Paper, July, 1985, 32 pp.
"Reagan Administration Policy towards the Palestinians." American-Arab Affairs 13 (Summer 1985): 10-16.
"Arab Views of the Soviet Role in the Middle East. The Middle East Journal 39, 4 (Fall 1985): 716-732.
"The Palestinian Dilemma: PLO Policy after Lebanon." Journal of Palestine Studies, 15, 1 (Autumn 1985): 88-103.
"Palestinian Politics after the Exodus from Beirut." In The Middle East After the Israeli Invasion of Lebanon, pp. 233-253. Edited by Robert O. Freedman. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1986.
"An Arab View of Containment." In Containment: Concepts and Policies, pp. 415-423. Edited by John Gaddis and Terry Deibel. Washington, DC: National Defense University, 1986.
"Le Liban et les Palestiniens." In Le Liban: Espoirs et Réalités, pp. 135-152. Edited by Bassma Kodmani-Darwish. Paris: Institut Francais de Relations Internationales, 1987.
"Social Transformation and Political Power in the 'Radical' Arab States." In Nation, State and Integration in the Arab World, Vol. III, Beyond Coercion: The Durability of the Arab State, pp. 203-219. Edited by Adeed Dawisha and I. William Zartman. New York: Croom Helm, 1988 [Arabic: pp. 681-696, Beirut: Arab Unity Studies Center].
"Palestinian Peasant Resistance to Zionism before World War I." In Blaming the Victims: Spurious Scholarship and the Palestinian Question, pp. 207-233. Edited by Edward Said and Christopher Hitchens. New York: Verso, 1988.
"The Palestinians and Lebanon." In Toward a Viable Lebanon. pp. 133-144. Edited by Halim Barakat. Washington DC: Georgetown University Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, 1988.
"The Shape of Inter-Arab Politics in 1995." In The Next Arab Decade: Alternative Futures, pp. 55-63. Edited by Hisham Sharabi. Boulder: Westview, 1988 [Arabic: pp. 73-84, Beirut: Arab Unity Studies Center, 1986].
"The Economic Partition of the Arab Provinces of the Ottoman Empire before the First World War." Review 11, 2 (Spring 1988): 251-264.
"The Uprising and the Palestine Question." World Policy Journal 5, 3 (Summer 1988): 497-517.
"The Palestine Liberation Organization and Camp David, 1978-1988." In The Middle East: Ten Years After Camp David, pp. 261-278. Edited by William B. Quandt. Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution, 1988.
"Revisionist Views of the Modern History of Palestine: 1948." Arab Studies Quarterly 10, 4 (Autumn 1988): 425-34.
"Leadership and Negotiation during the 1982 War: Yasser Arafat and the P.L.O." In Leadership and Negotiation: A New Look at the Middle East, pp. 49-69. Edited by Barbara Kellerman and Jeffrey Rubin. New York: Praeger, 1988.
"The Palestinian People 22 Years after 1967." In Intifada: The Palestinian Uprising Against Israeli Occupation, pp. 113-126. Edited by Zachary Lockman and Joel Beinin. Boston: South End Press, 1989.
"The Way Forward: A Palestinian Perspective." Journal of Refugee Studies, 2, 1 (1989): 191-199.
"Consequences of the Suez Crisis in the Arab World." In Suez 1956: The Crisis and its Consequences, pp. 377-92. Edited by Roger Louis and Roger Owen. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1989.
"The P.L.O. as Representative of the Palestinian People." In The International Relations of the Palestine Liberation Organization, pp. 59-73. Edited by Augustus R. Norton and Martin H. Greenberg. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1989.
"The Resolutions of the 19th Palestine National Council: A Textual Analysis." Journal of Palestine Studies, 19, 2 (Winter 1990): 29-42.
"Observations on the Palestinian Right of Return." Emerging Issues: Occasional Paper No. 6, Cambridge: American Academy of Arts and Sciences, October 1990 [with Itamar Rabinovich]. Modified version in Journal of Palestine Studies, 21, 2 (Winter 1992): 29-40.
"The Palestinians and the Gulf Crisis." Current History 90, 552 (January 1991): 18-20, 37 [reprinted: The Gulf War Reader: History, Documents, Opinions, pp. 423-430]. Edited by Micah L. Sifry and Christopher Cerf. New York: Times Books, 1991.
"The Impact of the Iraqi Revolution on the Arab World." In The Iraqi Revolution of 1958: The Old Social Classes Revisited, pp. 106-117. Edited by Robert A. Fernea and W. Roger Louis. London: I.B. Tauris, 1991.
"United States Policy and the Palestine Problem: Historical Dimensions and the Creation of an 'Alternative Narrative'." In History, the White House and the Kremlin: Statesmen as Historians, pp. 20-37. Edited by Michael G. Fry. London: Pinter, 1991.
"External Intervention in Lebanon: The Historical Dynamics." In Quest for Understanding: Arabic and Islamic Studies in Memory of Malcolm Kerr, pp. 99-118. Edited by Samir Seikaly, Ramzi Baalbaki and Peter Dodd. Beirut: American University Press, 1991.
"Introduction" and "Ottomanism and Arabism in Syria before 1914: A Reassessment." In The Origins of Arab Nationalism, pp. vii-xix and 50-69. Edited by R. Khalidi, L. Anderson, R Simon and M. Muslih. New York: Columbia University Press, 1991.
"Arab Nationalism: Historical Problems in the Literature." The American Historical Review, 96, 5 (December, 1991): 1363-1373.
"Policy-Making in the Palestinian Polity." In The Middle East in Global Perspective, pp 59-81. Edited by Harold Saunders and Judith Kipper. Boulder: Westview, 1991.
"Society and Ideology in Late Ottoman Syria: Class, Education, Profession and Confession." In Problems of the Modern Middle East in Historical Perspective: Essays in Honour of Albert Hourani, pp. 119-132. Edited by John Spagnolo. Oxford: Ithaca Press for St. Antony's College Middle East Monograph Series, 1992.
"The Future of Arab Jerusalem." British Journal of Middle East Studies, 19, 2 (Fall, 1993): 133-143.
"A Response to Amos Oz, 'The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Storyteller’s Point of View'." The Michigan Quarterly Review, 32, 2 (Spring, 1993): 178-187.
"Albert Hourani, 1915-1993." MESA Bulletin, 27 (July 1993): 1-3.
"Roadblocks in the Bilateral Negotiations." al-Siyasa al-Filistiniyya [Palestinian Politics], 1-2 (Winter-Spring 1994): 30-39 [Arabic].
"The Genesis of the Palestinian-Israeli Agreement." Current History, 93, 580 (February, 1994): 62-66.
"Ottoman Notables in Jerusalem: Nationalism and other Options." Special issue of The Muslim World devoted to Jerusalem, Charles D. Smith, ed., lxxxiv, 1-2, (January-April 1994): 1-18.
"The Palestinian Refugee Question: Toward a Solution." In Palestinian Refugees: Their Problem and Future. A Special Report. Washington DC: The Center for Policy Analysis on Palestine, October 1994, 21-27.
"Address: Is there a Future for Middle East Studies?" Middle East Studies Association Bulletin , 29, 1 (July 1995): 1-6.
"Prospects for Peace in the Middle East and the Continuing Palestinian-Israeli Conflict." Annals of the Japan Association for Middle East Studies, 10 (1995): 235-244.
American Policy in the Middle East. Public Lectures, no. 7. Nablus: Center for Palestine Research and Studies, February 1996, 19 pp.
"Contrasting Narratives of Palestinian Identity." In The Geography of Identity, pp. 187-222. Edited by Patricia Yaeger. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1996.
"The Arab Experience in the First World War". In Facing Armageddon: The First World War Experienced, pp. 642-655. Edited by Hugh Cecil and Peter Liddle. London: Leo Cooper, 1996.
"The Formation of Palestinian Identity: The Critical Years, 1917-1923". In Rethinking Nationalism in the Arab Middle East, pp. 171-190. Edited by James Jankowski and Israel Gershoni. New York: Columbia University Press, 1997.
"Fifty Years after 1948: A Universal Jubilee?" Tikkun, 13, 2 (March/April, 1998): 53-56. Modified version in N. Ateek, ed., Holy Land, Hollow Jubilee: God Justice and the Palestinians, 89-96. London: Melisende, 1999.
"For a Shared Jerusalem." Jusoor: The Arab-American Journal of Cultural Exchange, 9/10, special issue, "The Open Veins of Jerusalem," (June 1998): 45-54.
"The ‘Middle East’ as a Framework for Analysis: Re-mapping A Region in the Era of Globalization." Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 18, 2 (1998), 1-8. Modified version published as "The Middle East as an Area in an Era of Globalization." In Localizing Knowledge in a Global World: Recasting the Area Studies Debate. Ali Mirsepassi, Amrita Basu and Fredrick Weaver, eds. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, forthcoming 2001.
"Transforming the Face of the Holy City: Political Messages in the Built Topography of Jerusalem." Jerusalem Quarterly File, part 1: 3 (Winter 1999): 16-21; part 2: 4 (Spring 1999): 21-29.
"Truth, Justice and Reconciliation: Elements of a Solution to the Palestinian Refugee Issue." In The Palestinian Exodus 1948-1998, 221-242. Edited by Ghada Karmi and Eugene Cotran. Reading: Ithaca Press, 1999. Earlier versions in: International Journal (Canada), 53, 2 (Spring, 1998): 234-252; Politica Exterior (Spain), 12, 63, Sept.-Oct. 1998, 97-116.
"Introduction." In Jerusalem In History, pp. xi-xxxi. Edited by Kamil J. Asali. New York: Olive Branch Press, 3nd edition, 2000. Earlier version in "Foreword." In Jerusalem In History, pp. x-xvi. London: Kegan Paul International, rev. ed. 1997.
"Edward W. Said and the American Public Sphere: Speaking Truth to Power." In Edward Said and the Work of the Critic: Speaking Truth to Power, pp. 152-165. Edited by Paul Bové. Durham: Duke University Press, 2000. Earlier version in Boundary 2, 25, 2 (Summer 1998): 161-178.
"The Future of Arab Jerusalem." In Arab Nation, Arab Nationalism, pp. 19-40. Edited by Derek Hopwood. Vol. 2, London: MacMillans/St. Antony’s College, 2000.
"Intellectual Life in Late Ottoman Jerusalem." In Ottoman Jerusalem: The Living City, 1517-1917, pp. 221-228. Edited by Sylvia Auld and Robert Hillenbrand. London and Jerusalem: British School of Archaeology and World of Islam Festival Trust, 2000.
"The Palestinians and 1948: The Underlying Causes of Failure." In The War for Palestine: Rewriting the History of 1948, pp. 12-36. Edited by Eugene L. Rogan and Avi Shlaim. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Arabic version in Majallat al-Dirasat al-Filistiniyya, forthcoming, 2001.
"The Centrality of Jerusalem to an End of Conflict Agreement." Journal of Palestine Studies, 30, 3, no. 119 (Spring 2001), pp. 82-87.
"The Revolutionary Year of 1958 in the Arab World." In The Revolutionary Middle East in 1958. Edited by Wm. Roger Louis. Washington, D. C. and London: Woodrow Wilson Press and I.B. Tauris, forthcoming, 2001.
"Arab Society in Mandatory Palestine: The Half-Full Glass?" In New Approaches to the Study of Ottoman and Arab Societies. Israel Gershoni and Ursula Wokoek, eds. Berkeley: University of California Press, forthcoming, 2001.
"Anti-Zionism, Arabism and Palestinian Identity: ‘Isa al-’Isa and Filastin." In Political Identity in the Arab East in the 20th Century. Samir Seikaly, ed. Beirut: American University of Beirut Press, forthcoming.
[edit] Unpublished Conference Papers and Public Lectures
American University in Cairo Political Science Department Distinguished Visiting Professor, May 8-10, 2001: "American Middle East Policy," "Palestinian Identity: Diasporic, Historic and Contingent Constituents," and "The Question of Jerusalem: Aspects of a Solution."
Tufts University Jerusalem Symposium, Talloires, France, May 4-5, 2000: "Sharing Jerusalem: Preconditions for a Just Peace."
Ninth Annual Middle East Symposium, Hamline University, St. Paul, March 11, 2000: "Will the Current Peace Process Produce a Lasting Peace?"
Royal Institute for International Affairs/ALECSO Conference, "The Future of Jerusalem," London, December 13-15, 1999: "The Politics of Building in Jerusalem."
Bruno Kreisky Forum Conference, "Historical Roots of the Post-1945 Middle East Conflict," Vienna, October 10-11, 1999: "The Arab States between the Super-Powers."
University of Chicago conference, "50 Years of Hebrew Culture in Israel," April, 1998: "The Future of Israel as a State in the Middle East."
Raymond and Wilberta Savage Visiting Professorship Lecture in International Relations and Peace, University of Oregon, Eugene, October, 1997: "Israelis and Palestinians: Narratives of Identity and Peace."
Social Science Research Council Workshop, "The Cold War and the Third World," Chicago, December 1990: "The Middle East in the Post-Cold War Era."
American Historical Association conference, San Francisco, December 1989: "The French Revolution as Model and Examplar: The Arabic Press after the 1908 Ottoman Revolution."
University of Illinois conference, Champaign, November 1989: "Antonius, Dawn and the Rise of Arabism in Syria: Changing Views of a Changing Society."
Social Research Council conference on "Retreating States and Expanding Societies," Aix-en-Provence, March 1988: "Nation-State Nationalism and Arab Nationalism."
Middle East Studies Association conference, Baltimore, November 1987: "Nationalism in Egypt and Bilad al-sham before 1914: A Comparative Perspective."
University of Chicago Oriental Institute, January 1987: "The Role of the Press in the Intellectual Life of Late Ottoman Syria."
Middle East Studies Association conference, Boston, November 1986: "The Middle East and India in Pre-World War I British Strategy."
A.U.B. History Dept. Seminar, "Egypt 1882-1914: Occupation and Response," May 1982: "The 'Aqaba Incident of 1906: Britain and the Egyptian National Movement." |
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Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Was Norman Hsu corrupt? Yes. Was he anti-American? I don't think so.
So Obama has ties with this gentlemen. He also has a "friendly" relationship (according to his campaign) with a domestic terrorist named William Ayers. He also has a 20 year relationship with the racist, anti-American, Hamas propagandist Jeremiah Wright.
But all of this means nothing, right?
Sure, Obama's refusal to wear an American flag pin on his lapel means nothing.
And his refusal to salute the flag when his Democrat cohorts will means nothing.
And his wife's newfound "pride" in America means nothing. |
Anti-American you ask?
Google:
1) FALN
2) Mehmet Celebi
3) Bobby Seale
That's just off the top of my head.
I know you're trying your best to keep Hillary's hopes alive, but facts are facts. |
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Never seen that - thanks for posting.
Can Illinois recall a US Senator? Seriously. |
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Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Never seen that - thanks for posting.
Can Illinois recall a US Senator? Seriously. |
You people are moonbats. And at your own peril, as if you had your way, Hillary would have a 50/50 chance of becoming president in November. |
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YAWN...
another article about a guy who is tied to ethnic people... there's no crime... just a tie to a guy with an arabic sounding name... why are you guys so scared of people who aren't white? |
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Quote: Originally posted by danrich03
Anti-American you ask?
Google:
1) FALN
2) Mehmet Celebi
3) Bobby Seale
That's just off the top of my head.
I know you're trying your best to keep Hillary's hopes alive, but facts are facts. |
We know about Hillary and Bill, Dan.
See, the point is that no one knew who the hell Barack Obama was other than the 2 books he wrote (i.e. what he wanted people to know about him).
The guy has never been properly vetted and he is close to possibly winning the nomination of the Democrat party.
That aside, I know that the Democrats have a long history of hating this country.
Look at how John Kerry accused the troops of "terrorizing Iraqi women and children in the dead of night."
Look at how Jack Murtha accused Marines of war crimes before they ever got to talk to a lawyer or had charges issued.
Look at how Dick Durbin compared our soldiers at Guantanamo to "Nazis."
Look at how Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, declared the Iraq War to be "lost."
Look at how Hillary Clinton told General Petreaus that his reports from Iraq required a "willing suspension of disbelief."
Look at how the Democrats in Congress has sought to undermine the military every step of the way since they regained power.
Look at how the Democrat Party has become the Party of MoveOn.org.
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Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
We know about Hillary and Bill, Dan.
See, the point is that no one knew who the hell Barack Obama was other than the 2 books he wrote (i.e. what he wanted people to know about him).
The guy has never been properly vetted and he is close to possibly winning the nomination of the Democrat party.
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You aren't a Democrat. If they choose him, and it appears they will, and he's not fully vetted, you should be happy, as it gives McCain more meat for the fall election.
By continuing to trumpet Obama's skeletons, and ignoring Hillary's, the right wing is helping Hillary Clinton inch towards the nomination. And I'm telling you -- if she wins the nomination, I wouldn't bet against her in November.
What are the chances that Obama has anything on his resume that approaches what we ALREADY KNOW the Clintons have done? I think slim to none. And slim just left town. |
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Quote: Originally posted by danrich03
You aren't a Democrat. If they choose him, and it appears they will, and he's not fully vetted, you should be happy, as it gives McCain more meat for the fall election.
By continuing to trumpet Obama's skeletons, and ignoring Hillary's, the right wing is helping Hillary Clinton inch towards the nomination. And I'm telling you -- if she wins the nomination, I wouldn't bet against her in November.
What are the chances that Obama has anything on his resume that approaches what we ALREADY KNOW the Clintons have done? I think slim to none. And slim just left town. |
Well you are making an assumption that you cannot prove.
NCMike just exposed another tie to a terrorist. That makes 2. Then we have his "mentor," Jeremiah Wright. What's next?
Now, the point of all of this goes back to Liberal hatred for this country. Obama fits right in that mold - or at least he has associated himself with people who do. It's all one big pattern that points to the "America is the bad guy in the world, blame America first, capitalism is evil" mindset. |
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Seriously, don't you ever get tired of making yourself look like a pathetically desperate, straw grasping, obsessed stalker?
Dude, it's getting really sad. Is obama truly that bulletproof?
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As opposed to Bushes relationship with the Saudi's? Kinda like that? :rolleyes:
hypocrite much? |
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Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Well you are making an assumption that you cannot prove.
NCMike just exposed another tie to a terrorist. That makes 2. Then we have his "mentor," Jeremiah Wright. What's next?
Now, the point of all of this goes back to Liberal hatred for this country. Obama fits right in that mold - or at least he has associated himself with people who do. It's all one big pattern that points to the "America is the bad guy in the world, blame America first, capitalism is evil" mindset. |
Terrorist?? Go suck a fuckin dick, cum swab. The way you right wing assholes throw around that word it carries ABSOLUTELY NO FUCKING MEANING.
So, let me see if I get this straight.
If it's an Arab, it's a terrorist. If they're cuban, however, they enjopy the full protection fo the united states and live in florida.
If they are fighting for their own land, they're terrorists, but if they are stealing the land from others, they become our number one charity case and we supply them with nukes, aircraft, and anything else they need so they don't have to use terrorism anymore.
Last night on the History Channel they ran an episode of Cities of the Underground, Israel. In it they showed an underground Jewish munitions factory, where over 2 million rounds of parabellum ammo was manufactured, and which was used 1-to commit terrorism against the British, and 2- to Ethnically Cleanse millions of Palestinians.
Even thought the Haganah was a CLEAR "terrorist", here was the host, walking through the factory, showing off the equipment, etc...
Be fucking honest, and admit that the word "terrorist" only applies when the people in question don't like us. If they however do what WE want them to do, they become "freedom fighters" or "Sons of Iraq" or the "Awakening". :rolleyes:
NCDicklessWonder didn't uncover anything. Last I checked, people were still allowed to dislike Israel for it's Aparthied and Racist foundations. |
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| John Titor |
Quote: Originally posted by Abba
Terrorist?? Go suck a fuckin dick, cum swab. The way you right wing assholes throw around that word it carries ABSOLUTELY NO FUCKING MEANING.
So, let me see if I get this straight.
If it's an Arab, it's a terrorist. If they're cuban, however, they enjopy the full protection fo the united states and live in florida.
If they are fighting for their own land, they're terrorists, but if they are stealing the land from others, they become our number one charity case and we supply them with nukes, aircraft, and anything else they need so they don't have to use terrorism anymore.
Last night on the History Channel they ran an episode of Cities of the Underground, Israel. In it they showed an underground Jewish munitions factory, where over 2 million rounds of parabellum ammo was manufactured, and which was used 1-to commit terrorism against the British, and 2- to Ethnically Cleanse millions of Palestinians.
Even thought the Haganah was a CLEAR "terrorist", here was the host, walking through the factory, showing off the equipment, etc...
Be fucking honest, and admit that the word "terrorist" only applies when the people in question don't like us. If they however do what WE want them to do, they become "freedom fighters" or "Sons of Iraq" or the "Awakening". :rolleyes:
NCDicklessWonder didn't uncover anything. Last I checked, people were still allowed to dislike Israel for it's Aparthied and Racist foundations. |
Your views in this post and knowing you're a Obama supporter is exactly why me and millions of other independents will vote McCain. |
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| Abba |
Quote: Originally posted by John Titor
Your views in this post and knowing you're a Obama supporter is exactly why me and millions of other independents will vote McCain. |
Sorry dude, I was an Edwards supporter, and I'll take either D candidate at this point.
The fact that anyone is going to vote for McCain speaks volumes about the pervaisevness of delusion in this country.
Do you have any idea what your candidate is really about? |
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| John Titor |
Quote: Originally posted by Abba
Sorry dude, I was an Edwards supporter, and I'll take either D candidate at this point.
The fact that anyone is going to vote for McCain speaks volumes about the pervaisevness of delusion in this country.
Do you have any idea what your candidate is really about? |
Yes i do, McCain has pissed off Neo Cons and Ultra liberals in his career so he must be doing something right. |
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| Abba |
Quote: Originally posted by John Titor
Yes i do, McCain has pissed off Neo Cons and Ultra liberals in his career so he must be doing something right. |
McCain is either ignorant on the issues, or he's purposely lying.
Meanwhile, you STILL haven't told me why my terrorist remarks above aren't valid. Is it because they expose the avalanche opf hypocrasy upon which the entire RepubliCunt ideology is built on?? :rolleyes: |
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| NC-Stern-Mark |
Quote: Originally posted by Abba
Meanwhile, you STILL haven't told me why my terrorist remarks above aren't valid. |
:lol:
Your remarks on terrorism have NEVER been valid. This should not have to be explained to you. Pointing out the obvious is a waste of time. :) |
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| artechba |
| Don't you know? All brown people are terrorists :rolleyes: |
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| Reverend Tyler |
| Next you'll be saying that Obama lived with Communists for 6 years and his wife stole from charity to feed her drug addiction. |
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| artechba |
| <cheney>So?</cheney> |
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| Abba |
Quote: Originally posted by NC-Stern-Mark
:lol:
Your remarks on terrorism have NEVER been valid. This should not have to be explained to you. Pointing out the obvious is a waste of time. :) |
lol. Really? Why not? Nice deflection there buddy. No substance at all, as usual, except what you can cut and paste from those "them mooslims is evil" websites.
So, once again, let me ask, what is the difference between the United States protecting known terrorists who've acted against Cuba, or supporting terrorists when it's in our own interests, while condemning those who act against us or our allies???
The answer is, THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE, EXCEPT THE PERCIEVED BENEFIT TO US.
Grow up mark. |
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| NC-Stern-Mark |
Quote: Originally posted by Abba
lol. Really? Why not? Nice deflection there buddy. No substance at all, as usual, except what you can cut and paste from those "them mooslims is evil" websites.
So, once again, let me ask, what is the difference between the United States protecting known terrorists who've acted against Cuba, or supporting terrorists when it's in our own interests, while condemning those who act against us or our allies???
The answer is, THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE, EXCEPT THE PERCIEVED BENEFIT TO US.
Grow up mark. |
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| A mysterius man |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Next you'll be saying that Obama lived with Communists for 6 years and his wife stole from charity to feed her drug addiction. |
Good one. |
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| modeams |
Quote: Originally posted by Jack Shit
And that's the scoop from ... cough [homo] cough... "Men's News Daily." :funny: |
:spit: come on NC, that's funny |
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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by Kill Van Kull
Seriously, don't you ever get tired of making yourself look like a pathetically desperate, straw grasping, obsessed stalker?
Dude, it's getting really sad. Is obama truly that bulletproof?
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Bulletproof???????????
Lets see:
- ties to 1 terrorist, and 1 person who is connected and supports a terrorist organization
- connections and business dealings with criminal Tony Rezko (after Obama knew he was under investigation)
- He belongs to a church (for 20 YEARS) whose pastor is a racist, anti-american moron...and who just happens to be Obama's mentor
- determined to be the most liberal member of the Senate
- Proved to have different positions on the war, and Bush's handling of the war at various times over the past few years...
- Ohh, and did I mention, he is a socialist??
Bulletproof????? Only for the leftwing moonbats like you who look up to anyone who masters the leftwing arts of hypocrisy, corruption, lying, and anti americanism.... That describes YOU to a tee...and your friend, Obama...which is why you seem to connect with him so..
I will be voting for him in NC in May....I desperately want him to be the nominee... His 'bulletproof-ness' will disappear when real people start to vote... :burst: |
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| Kill Van Kull |
Yes Mike, we saw the black helicopters too...now take your pill and try to get some rest.
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