Geee Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 American Thinker: Mitt Romney is to arrive in Israel this weekend, focusing the campaign spotlight not only on Israel policy, but on the American voters who live in Israel. I get to vote for the next American president as a new oleh, an immigrant to Israel who retains American citizenship. I am registered to vote in the November election. That's important, because my living here solidifies my commitments to Israel. Also, my views of the administration and events change when I watch news reports (in English) on Israeli, Russian, French, Chinese, and Arab TV stations that broadcast here, but not in America. They have a very different take on stories from how the American press sees things. There is a decidedly anti-Obama thread weaving through the American Jewish community in Israel. We are uncomfortable and skeptical about his commitment to Israel. Some believe that Mr. Obama, if not a Muslim himself, has deep sympathies for the Muslim world. Elected to a second term, the president will pressure Israel no end to make life-threatening concessions to the Arabs in exchange for aid and protection under the American military umbrella. This administration is setting records for military aid to Israel, and cooperation with Israel's defense and intelligence services. Many more American citizens living in Israel are openly more strident in their antipathy for Obama and Sec. of State Clinton than are Jews I speak with in the States. The president made several trips to the region, but he never visits Israel. He bowed to the king of Saudi Arabia. His Cairo speech shocked. His public comments on 1967 borders as a starting point for negotiations with the Palestinians come across as a curse, and they make his administration an anathema. The reportedly discourteous treatment of P.M. Netanyahu in the White House adds to the anger American Jews in Israel feel; we take that personally. The Palestinian leadership now refuses to negotiate peace with Israel until there is a freeze on new construction in the territories; this never stopped them before Mr. Obama set it as his administration's policy. The president is enamored with the Arab Spring, while people living in Israel fear the reactionary forces like the Muslim Brotherhood taking seats of power in Arab countries. IVoteIsrael, a voter registration NGO, believes that November will have the largest voter turnout of Americans in Israel ever. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
logicnreason Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 So....we have a legal US citizen living in Israel who is legally qualified to - and by their own admission - will vote in November's general election. Big damn deal! Here in the US, we have millions upon millions of human beings who 1) are not legal citizens of the US, 2) cannot prove who they are with a picture ID, 3) who cannot prove legal residency in a given voter precinct, 4) in some cases are not even alive, and 5) who are not registered to vote.....but who, nevertheless, will step up and vote for the stain and his regime this coming November. Given these "strict" and "unbendable" and "enforced" voter laws here in the US, I would recommend to the individual who wrote the article to get all the citizens of Israel to vote in the US election this coming November. In fact, we could ask all the citizens of any country of the world to vote in the upcoming US general election this November! After all....this is the US...and we do have voter eligibility laws!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valin Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 No doubt getting his marching orders from.....The Jews! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valin Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 So....we have a legal US citizen living in Israel who is legally qualified to - and by their own admission - will vote in November's general election. Big damn deal! Here in the US, we have millions upon millions of human beings who 1) are not legal citizens of the US, 2) cannot prove who they are with a picture ID, 3) who cannot prove legal residency in a given voter precinct, 4) in some cases are not even alive, and 5) who are not registered to vote.....but who, nevertheless, will step up and vote for the stain and his regime this coming November. Given these "strict" and "unbendable" and "enforced" voter laws here in the US, I would recommend to the individual who wrote the article to get all the citizens of Israel to vote in the US election this coming November. In fact, we could ask all the citizens of any country of the world to vote in the upcoming US general election this November! After all....this is the US...and we do have voter eligibility laws!!! Voter Fraud? There's no voter fraud going on here. Anyone who says there is, is a racist! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
logicnreason Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 So....we have a legal US citizen living in Israel who is legally qualified to - and by their own admission - will vote in November's general election. Big damn deal! Here in the US, we have millions upon millions of human beings who 1) are not legal citizens of the US, 2) cannot prove who they are with a picture ID, 3) who cannot prove legal residency in a given voter precinct, 4) in some cases are not even alive, and 5) who are not registered to vote.....but who, nevertheless, will step up and vote for the stain and his regime this coming November. Given these "strict" and "unbendable" and "enforced" voter laws here in the US, I would recommend to the individual who wrote the article to get all the citizens of Israel to vote in the US election this coming November. In fact, we could ask all the citizens of any country of the world to vote in the upcoming US general election this November! After all....this is the US...and we do have voter eligibility laws!!! Voter Fraud? There's no voter fraud going on here. Anyone who says there is, is a racist! BINGO!! Spot on! Just ask the good folks in Racine County WI....they know all about voter fraud. I could say, check with the good folks in Cook County IL, but that would really be begging the question. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valin Posted July 26, 2012 Share Posted July 26, 2012 So....we have a legal US citizen living in Israel who is legally qualified to - and by their own admission - will vote in November's general election. Big damn deal! Here in the US, we have millions upon millions of human beings who 1) are not legal citizens of the US, 2) cannot prove who they are with a picture ID, 3) who cannot prove legal residency in a given voter precinct, 4) in some cases are not even alive, and 5) who are not registered to vote.....but who, nevertheless, will step up and vote for the stain and his regime this coming November. Given these "strict" and "unbendable" and "enforced" voter laws here in the US, I would recommend to the individual who wrote the article to get all the citizens of Israel to vote in the US election this coming November. In fact, we could ask all the citizens of any country of the world to vote in the upcoming US general election this November! After all....this is the US...and we do have voter eligibility laws!!! Voter Fraud? There's no voter fraud going on here. Anyone who says there is, is a racist! BINGO!! Spot on! Just ask the good folks in Racine County WI....they know all about voter fraud. Well they're probably just a bunch of racists. Wi. is a well know hot bed of racists activity.I suspect it has something to do with wearing those cheesehead hats. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Geee Posted July 26, 2012 Author Share Posted July 26, 2012 So....we have a legal US citizen living in Israel who is legally qualified to - and by their own admission - will vote in November's general election. Big damn deal! Here in the US, we have millions upon millions of human beings who 1) are not legal citizens of the US, 2) cannot prove who they are with a picture ID, 3) who cannot prove legal residency in a given voter precinct, 4) in some cases are not even alive, and 5) who are not registered to vote.....but who, nevertheless, will step up and vote for the stain and his regime this coming November. Given these "strict" and "unbendable" and "enforced" voter laws here in the US, I would recommend to the individual who wrote the article to get all the citizens of Israel to vote in the US election this coming November. In fact, we could ask all the citizens of any country of the world to vote in the upcoming US general election this November! After all....this is the US...and we do have voter eligibility laws!!! Voter Fraud? There's no voter fraud going on here. Anyone who says there is, is a racist! BINGO!! Spot on! Just ask the good folks in Racine County WI....they know all about voter fraud. Well they're probably just a bunch of racists. Wi. is a well know hot bed of racists activity.I suspect it has something to do with wearing those cheesehead hats. Second Wisconsin crack today. Do I detect a note of jealousy? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valin Posted July 27, 2012 Share Posted July 27, 2012 Well they're probably just a bunch of racists. Wi. is a well know hot bed of racists activity.I suspect it has something to do with wearing those cheesehead hats. Second Wisconsin crack today. Do I detect a note of jealousy? I blame Dieter my evil twin...that's my story and I'm sticking with it. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
logicnreason Posted July 27, 2012 Share Posted July 27, 2012 Those who are unlucky enough not to be Wisconsinites are indeed jealous....at least in present day! But we here truly cannot wait until November to make the final turn and throw the stain and his current regime out of national office!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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