So, Any thoughts on Bibi Netantahu's address to Congress

You are delusional if you believe that will ever happen, in fact there has never been a so-called "genuinely free and independent" republic in history of mankind and I'll argue there will never will be in absolute terms (let alone reasonably relative terms).

As things stand, supporting Israel is the best of the worst given the obscene global influences of the abrahamic religions, plus Middle East oil-money, plus the huge number of Middle East ignorant militaristic religionists, plus the innumerable corrupt Middle East theocracies.

So now we know that you dont have a problem with Congress having Bibi in without consulting Obama. Considering your ill informed and rabid hate of R's this is somewhat amazing.

Provide the evidence for your rhetorical presupposition. If you cannot, then there is no reason for me to consider that your post has merit, and I would then suggest that you direct your drivel to those that may appreciate it.

Democrats on Netanyahu’s Speech: Bibi’s Never Seen a War He Doesn’t Want the U.S. to Fight
Rep. Jared Huffman of California, who attended the speech, accused the prime minister of trying to push the United States into war.

“This is a prime minister who’s never seen a war he didn’t want our country to fight,” Huffman said, adding that diplomats negotiating with Iran shouldn’t be distracted by Netanyahu’s address.

Rep. Jan Schakowsky, a liberal Illinois Democrat, suggested Netanyahu’s credibility is suspect because he also backed the 2003 war in Iraq.

“What I heard today felt to me like an effort to stampede the United States into war once again,” she said.

Another Democrat compared Netanyahu to George W. Bush’s former vice president. “This speech was straight out of the Dick Cheney playbook,” said Kentucky Rep. John Yarmuth. “It was fear-mongering at its ultimate.”



more:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2015/03/03/netanyahu_s_speech_to_congress_democrats_react_to_bibi_s_message_on_iran.html?wpsrc=sh_all_tab_fb_top

Americans Rally Around The President As Obama Approval Jumps 5 Points Thanks To Netanyahu / Boehner
From February 26-28, President Obama’s approval rating was 44% in the Gallup Daily Tracking Poll. The president’s disapproval rating was 51%. Once Netanyahu’s arrived in the United States, President Obama’s approval rating jumped to 49%, and his disapproval rating fell to 47%.

There were signs that the Republican handling of the Netanyahu invitation was not playing well with many Americans. An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released yesterday found that by a margin of 48%-30%, registered voters said that John Boehner should have talked to President Obama before inviting Netanyahu.

A February 17, CNN poll found overwhelming opposition to the way that Speaker Boehner handled the invitation. Sixty-three percent of respondents felt that it was a bad move for Boehner to invite Netanyahu without giving Obama a head’s up, and only 52% of Republicans supported Boehner not notifying Obama first before inviting Netanyahu.

The Netanyahu speech has not worked out the way that Republicans had hoped it would. Speaker Boehner invited Netanyahu as a power play that was designed to get congressional Republicans back on track after a disastrous first few months in the majority. It appears that the speech has done the exact opposite.


http://www.politicususa.com/2015/03/03/americans-rally-president-obama-approval-jumps-5-points-netanyahu.html

See also: Majority of Americans oppose Netanyahu invite

http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/17/politics/poll-netanyahu-speech-opposition/index.html

Sorry for my part in derailing it.

Of course I'm unhappy about the USS Liberty, did you forget what I did for a living.

I still can say "Netanyahu sucks" without being anti Semite.

I don't like Netanyahu, because he is an inflexible leader and I think he was out of line in France inviting European Jews to Israel during a show of unity. He's a self promoting hawk that has never seen a piece of land he doesn't think belongs to Israel. There are more capable people in Israel than Netanyahu, and he has no business sticking his nose into American political matters.

So when hubby invites people over to the house without your permission you go postal on the guests, accuse them of butting into your family??!!

Why am I not surprised.

BiBi was the invited guest of Congress, the house of the people, thus of the American people. Leave it to a NSA creep to not understand this.

You didn't make a point. Did you honesty think I would address the nonsense of freaking out when guests are unexpected. I am not fluent in yahoo, maybe you can choose your words more carefully, I don't see a 'point'.

It appears glitter bag deleted his needlessly angry post to me. I suppose he thought the better of if given it was full of cliché argumentum ad hominem directed specifically at me. I do not think I have ever chatted with him before, no great loss it would seem.

Israel is on the other side of the same coin as those militaristic religionists and theocracies. The Zionists are militaristic ethnocentrists who oppress an entire people in order to maintain their ethnocracy.

Supporting Israel is the worst of all options given the fact that they will not be able to maintain the status quo in regard to their oppression of the Palestinian peoples for much longer. Instead of pursuing a truly democratic state that is egalitarian and pluralistic for all of the inhabitants of Palestine, their obdurateness in maintaining their oppressive regime guarantees its eventual violent destruction and it's replacement with one even worse than itself.