Dobbs and Buchanan sound off on Israel policy

[techweenie]

I don't have much respect for the intellectual prowess of either of these guys, but they are closer to 'real' conservatives than the PNAC/Bushista crowd.

-------------Dobbs-----------
"...An estimated 50,000 Iraqis and more than 2,500 American troops have been killed since the insurgency began in March of 2003, which by some estimates is more than the number of dead on both sides of the Arab-Israeli conflict over the past 58 years of wars and intifadas.

Yet we have seen no rescue ships moving up the Euphrates for Iraqis who are dying in their streets, markets and mosques each day. French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin has not leaped to Baghdad as he did Beirut. And there are no meetings of the Arab League, and no U.S. diplomacy with Egypt, Syria and Jordan directed at ending the Iraqi conflict.

In the Middle East, where is our sense of proportion? Where is our sense of perspective? Where is our sense of decency? And, finally, just how smart are we?"

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/07/18/dobbs.july19/index.html


-------Buchanan-----------

"...That Tel Aviv is maneuvering us to fight its wars is understandable. That Americans are ignorant of, or complicit in this, is deplorable.

Already, Bush is ranting about Syria being behind the Hezbollah capture of the Israeli soldiers. But where is the proof?

Who is whispering in his ear? The same people who told him Iraq was maybe months away from an atom bomb, that an invasion would be a "cakewalk," that he would be Churchill, that U.S. troops would be greeted with candy and flowers, that democracy would break out across the region, that Palestinians and Israelis would then sit down and make peace?

How much must America pay for the education of this man?"

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51116

[Moneyguy1]

I watched it. Interesting exchange. Never thought Buchanan would be as openly anti administration as he was. How things have changed over the past few years with less and less support for the current foreign policy process.

[john70t]

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[Moneyguy1]

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