What defines United States Foreign policy and economic principles

There are 300 million people in America. Out of that total I would guess that perhaps less that 1% are Jewish Zionists (not that there's anything wrong with being a Zionist in my opinion).

You are pedalling in anti-Semitism. That's worse than spam, that's modern day Nazi-ism.

SummyF,

You calling zionists greedy is not philosophy.

If you sincerely believe that Jewish people are responsible for some bad choices that America has made, then there are more intelligent, more decent, more polite and more constructive ways of bringing about such discussion.

Calling me a racist "Neo-Con" doesn't help your case, it only makes you look worse. I am not the one who is the 'ideologue' here. I don't care if Jewish people think they're superior, I don't care if anyone or everyone thinks that they're superior because that's not the issue here. The issue is your poor conduct and lack of etiquette.


Just do us all a favor and lay off of the hate speech.

Do you understand me?


--Pyth

Inasmuch as these forums are dedicate to philosophy, incoherent babble and sloganeering will not get your ideas any hearing whatsoever.

You know A.I.P.A.C?

ic do you know the history of the Ashkenazim jew?

Georgia was the area which they got there history from. There are a few people in the government that are Israel

that is one coalition that is important to see

but the connection between mccain and georgia and israel is oil

aw but... one thing to note is that any country with jews in a government ought to have higher priority for those government ( zionism

if wall street(banking) media, and government is controlled by zionist

the the oil should be for jews (zionism)

I understand the degree of control foreign and business interests have over our government plans, but you seriously need to put together more coherent arguments before I take your word that zionist interests are more domineering than any other of these interest groups.

This is why you come off as anti-semetic. Out of all of these groups (as I said, the AARP is a more powerful lobby than the AIPIC, Christians hold a much greater lock on US political positions than Jews, many nations including Islamic nations have immense holdings in American financial institutions), you single out Jewish interest groups and then seem to lump them all into one political movement. Furthermore your posts seem to be more like rants than arguments.

I don't particularly disagree with your statements and opinions, I only question the amount of focus you place on individual entities and the lack of definite data or information you provide.