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Machinations of the Anti-Defamation League with Pete McCloskey – DVD video disc available from IHR!
A former US Congressman tells how his long career in law, politics, academic life, and the US Marine Corps led him to mistrust governmental official history, and to esteem the mission of the IHR. McCloskey relates what he has learned in his role as lead attorney in an ongoing class action suit that targets the ADL's vast spy operation, in concert with corrupt police officials in America and Israeli spy and police agencies, against American citizens.
Inside information on how the Zionist lobby torpedoed his political career (and those of other loyal Americans); on how Jewish pressure prevented Stanford University from hiring world-class historian Norman Davies; on how, and why, the Lobby works the way it does. A witty, wise, enlightening presentation -- from the 13th IHR Conference (May 2000) -- by a contemporary rarity: a courageous, thoughtful, and independent man in public life.
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Machinations of the Anti-Defamation League (DVD Video) [D110] - $15.95 : IHR Store
IHR Store Machinations of the Anti-Defamation League (DVD Video) [D110] - DVD Video, 70 minutes Stock Number: D110 A former US Congressman tells how his long career in law, politics, academic life, and the US Marine Corps led him to mistrust governmental official history, and to esteem the mission of the IHR. McCloskey relates what he has learned in his role as lead
Machinations of the Anti-Defamation League with Pete McCloskey – DVD video disc available from IHR!
A former US Congressman tells how his long career in law, politics, academic life, and the US Marine Corps led him to mistrust governmental official history, and to esteem the mission of the IHR. McCloskey relates what he has learned in his role as lead attorney in an ongoing class action suit that targets the ADL's vast spy operation, in concert with corrupt police officials in America and Israeli spy and police agencies, against American citizens.
Inside information on how the Zionist lobby torpedoed his political career (and those of other loyal Americans); on how Jewish pressure prevented Stanford University from hiring world-class historian Norman Davies; on how, and why, the Lobby works the way it does. A witty, wise, enlightening presentation -- from the 13th IHR Conference (May 2000) -- by a contemporary rarity: a courageous, thoughtful, and independent man in public life.
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US As Guilty As Israel For Gaza Assault, Says Col. Wilkerson - Video!
Lawrence Wilkerson, a former high-ranking US military figure, discusses Israel’s military assault in Gaza, which he says is being brutally perpetrated with the political, military, and financial backing of the US.
The retired US Army colonel and former chief of staff to US Secretary of State Colin Powell also addresses other significant foreign policy concerns, including the potential for escalating conflicts in Europe and the Middle East involving key players such as Israel, the US and Iran, as well as US policies towardsChina and Taiwan.
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US As Guilty As Israel For Gaza Assault: Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson | Dawn News English
Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson discussed the ongoing genocide in Gaza, which he stated is being brutally perpetrated with the political, military, and financial ...
Israel Violating US and International Law, Ex Officials Say - by: C. Echols
Israel’s attacks in Gaza reflect a “systematic disregard for fundamental principles of international law” and “raise grave concerns regarding the [Biden] Administration’s compliance with both U.S. and international law,” according to an explosive new report from a prominent group of former U.S. officials and legal scholars.
“The Israeli government [has] demonstrated a clear pattern of negligent targeting along this campaign, [as well as] indifference and callousness to civilian harm and suffering and a disregard for international law,” Wes Bryant, an Air Force master sergeant and a targeting expert who contributed to the report, said during a Wednesday press conference.
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Israel violating US and international law, ex officials say
An independent task force has given a detailed report of alleged Israeli war crimes to the Biden administration
Israel, US Said Working to Prevent ICC Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu - The Times of Israel
According to reports in several Israeli media, the United States is part of a last-ditch diplomatic effort to prevent the International Criminal Court from issuing arrest warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials …
Netanyahu is “under unusual stress” over the prospect of an arrest warrant against him and other Israelis by the UN tribunal in The Hague, which would be a major deterioration in Israel’s international status. Netanyahu is leading a “nonstop push over the telephone” to prevent an arrest warrant …
The US, which, like Israel, is not among the 124 countries that signed the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, is already engaged in the effort to block the arrest warrants, according to Harel.
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Israel, US said working to prevent ICC arrest warrant against Netanyahu
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World Leaders Misdiagnose the US With a Crisis of Confidence - By: Daniel Larison
One of the biggest problems with our foreign policy is that U.S. policymakers remain enthusiastic about a “leadership” role that is ill-suited to current realities. American power is in relative decline, but our foreign policy is still defined by the pursuit of dominance in every region. Our political leaders are eager to reaffirm and expand U.S. commitments without any real debate over the risks or the resources that will be needed to make good on those commitments …
Far from suffering from a crisis of confidence, the U.S. still seems far too sure of itself. The U.S. doesn’t need to hear self-serving cheerleading from allies about how “indispensable” it is. It needs sober advice on how it can responsibly unwind the many unnecessary commitments it has accumulated over generations … A thorough reassessment of our foreign policy is long overdue.
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World leaders misdiagnose the US with a crisis of confidence
We don’t need psychoanalysis or self-serving cheerleading about how ‘indispensable’ America is. We need sober advice on how to responsibly back off
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Netanyahu Wants War With Iran. Biden Can Prevent It - Trita Parsi
A broader war with Iran is exactly what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been seeking for more than two decades. Early in the war between Israel and Hamas, the Biden administration worried that Israel was set to expand the war into Lebanon …
What neither Biden nor the Washington establishment fully appreciated was that Netanyahu has, since the late 1990s, sought to drag the United States into war with Iran. Netanyahu has an interest in prolonging the ongoing war with Hamas since the moment it ends, his political career is likely to end as well—and a prison sentence may soon follow if his corruption trial proceeds.
Likewise, the hard-line Israeli leader also has a long-standing desire to enlarge the conflict to deal with what he perceives to be Israel’s biggest strategic threat: Iran.
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Israel-Iran: Will Biden Stop Netanyahu From Escalating?
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Netanyahu is Trying to Drag the U.S. Into War With Iran - James W. Carden
… The Israeli government appears to want to goad Iran into a military response to divert attention from the slaughter and famine in Gaza and to trap the U.S. into joining the fight. The president has made it that much easier for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by volunteering to walk into the trap.
The U.S. is at considerable risk of becoming involved in a direct conflict with Iran thanks to the reckless actions of the Netanyahu government and the president’s lockstep support. This does not serve legitimate U.S. security interests. The U.S. cannot afford another conflict in the Middle East, and siding with Israel exposes U.S. forces to significant unnecessary dangers.
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Biden should not follow Netanyahu into war with Iran
The Israeli government appears to want to goad Tehran into a military response to divert attention from the slaughter and famine in Gaza and to trap the U.S. into joining the fight