here's an email I just sent to an old friend -- it came together so nicely that I cant help sharing it with you

[Wayne Johnson]

I would say a mixture of "Ahm gonna git that SOB 'cause he tried to kill my
daddy" and "What is good for Chevron is good for America."  (To paraphrase
Mr. Wilson of the Eisenhower administration.)

Everything about Richard Perle reeks of a morbidly grubby desire for power.
He loves being a "power broker", the attention, the meals, the "other
benefits" and, of course, the really big fees.  He is the ultimate
Capitalist Turd in the Ethical Business punchbowl.

wgJ
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Eisenstadt" <michaele@HotPOP.com>
To: <austin-ghetto-list@pairlist.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 12:01 PM
Subject: here's an email I just sent to an old friend -- it came together so
nicely that I cant help sharing it with you


> Byron,
>
> Are you quoting or are you saying yourself that
> Bush went into Iraq for Israel?
>
> This is a lie. I read the Israeli press (online) and I
> know more or less what Israelis focus on, both
> their left wing and their right wing. It was NOT
> that the US should invade Iraq.
>
> Perle and Wolfowitz are not Israelis, they are
> think tank scholars who dont understand
> recent history. Perle by the way turns out to
> be an out and out crook in league with some
> Canadian billionaire. Wolfowitz was an
> academic and then went into government.
> Read The Rise of the Vulcans which is about
> the whole Bush crew. Wolfowitz is NOT a
> policy maker. The rest of the Bushies are
> big money non Jewish capitalists. These
> folks have not ever before acted at Israel's
> "bidding".  To believe they would for some
> reason submit to Isael's bidding in any
> literal sense of the phrase is to be practicing
> non-rational mentation.
>
> Some say it was oil. I think it was pure hubris,
> perhaps also with an eye towards keeping
> the US in a permanent state of way thus
> continuing to hold the presidency. Not Israel.
> Israel had nothing to do with it. I'm sure the
> "intelligence" bureaucracy in Israel are busy
> sending in Israeli operatives to do some kinda
> biz in Iraq, but that sort of stuff comes with the
> neighborhood. All the other players (Iran, Egypt,
> Saudia Arabia) have got agents in Iraq also.
> If there is one thing the Arabs are good at it
> is their Mukbaharat skills.
>
> Please forward what I am saying here to your
> reading circle. Thanks.
>
> Mike
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