While I am happy to post your comment, I do not think there is a shred of accuracy in it.

then why did you reply?

M'am, you can accuse me of many things, but failing to read the media is not among my faults.

Yes, certainly! And so many other things!

NO state has a right to exist.

You are absolutely right! My mistake, and if I recall correctly the Brits got the boot twice.

I do regret posting these, but what I am trying to do here is expose what Israel-First is up to, and what they are up to is an effort to undermine free speech by moving the issue of the legitimate issue of U.S.-Israel relations out of the public square. I always hesitate to put personal issues up here, but I do not know any other way to expose and perhaps slow the activities of these Israel-First fifth columnists except to publish what I know of first-hand and to publish the names and e-mails they use. Is it better to ignore the whole business? I am not sure, but I am very sure that I am not the only one being attacked by these disloyal Americans and I hate to surrender the playing field to them without some sort of fight. If I try the patience of some readers, I do apologize. I would not publish this stuff if I thought the issue only had to with me and my petty personal concerns.

At some point relatively soon, Americans will get abandon those parts of their foreign policy that involve them in wars and staggering costs that are clear detriments to their national security -- support for Israel, involvement with the Palestinians, and dependence on Gulf oil and the Arab Peninsula's police states.

I also might say that if you "could care care less about AIPAC," you also care nothing about its ongoing corruption of the Congress and the U.S. media. If you want to focus on who is actually "throwing Israel under the bus" -- a favorite phrase from the AIPAC playbook -- you have to look no further than AIPAC and the Israel-First U.S. citizens who support it. They are, indeed, Israel's worst and most lethal enemies.

There is a post-air-campaign NATO ground force -- including U.S. units -- in the Balkans to this day. It is there, I think, to keep the warring parties from each others' throat, which the air war alone was incapable of doing. When those forces leave, the now rearming Muslims (who also have been treated to 20 years of quiet Saudi proselytizing), Catholics, and Orthodox Christians will resume that particular religious war. In other words, 72 (?) days of bombing accomplished precisely nothing.

I certainly have no objection to your support for Israel; that is your prerogative and right. What I find despicable are people who aim to get our country into wars to protect Israel, a country that is absolutely irrelevant to U.S. national interests and security. I have always maintained that U.S. citizens who want to fight for Israel should have the courage of their convictions, renounce their U.S. citizenship, and move there to put their money -- and their kids\' lives -- where their mouths are. Few do this. They are more than happy to sit safely here in the United States, help corrupt our political system by supporting AIPAC and other similar groups, and advocate a maximalist, militarist position that will get Israelis and their kids killed.