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Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna
My guess is that neither Obama or Hillary Clinton have forgotten the fact that Netenyahu stiffed them both very publicly. It may raise the question of to what degree the U.S., in it's current military and financial situation, should unconditionally pledge support to a government which has shown no cooperation towards our government. Israel's primary objectives seems to have become continuing to seek more financial aid and weapons from the U.S., while pursuing its own political agenda in the Middle East, regardless of our wishes. Benjamin Netanyahu may find that what goes around comes around.
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" Israel's primary objectives seems to have become continuing to seek more financial aid and weapons from the U.S., while pursuing its own political agenda in the Middle East,"
My initial response would be to ask you for some credible evidence for this statement, and I still would like to see that...but as I think about it, that sentence fits a large number of countries...actually, it is difficult to think of a country that the definition does not fit.
"My guess is that neither Obama or Hillary Clinton have forgotten the fact that Netenyahu stiffed them both very publicly."
It is quite scare to think that our foreign policy would be determined by how our representatives are treated and that personal likes and dislikes would trump what is best for tjis country and the world.
VK....if I misread what you are saying, let me know but I found your post to be rather shocking.