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FeIgned Outrage and Polical Theater From Democrats in Indiana/Arkansas 4-4-15

We are seeing more and more condemnations of Israel—ostensibly for committing “genocide.”  What a farce!  War is, of course, inherently violent—but because it is violent and people get killed doesn’t make it genocide.

These condemnations come from those who’ve said nothing of what Syria has done to its Arab population—mowing down and chemically weaponizing tens of thousands to death, creating hundreds of thousands of refugees; nothing of China’s liquidation, concentration and re-education camps of millions of Uighurs. And I could go on and on.

Israel is fighting the most just war in this century and last, taking exquisite care not to kill women and children its enemy uses as war shields—which actually is a war crime that nobody seems to care about.  And the enemy, let us not forget, attacked first, in a brutality reminiscent of Genghis Khan.  Hamas—in their charter—calls for the violent elimination of all Jews. 

Fighting this war is not genocide—it is just and it is justice.

Israel must press on and win.

We are seeing more and more condemnations of Israel—ostensibly for committing “genocide.”  What a farce!  War is, of course, inherently violent—but because it is violent and people get killed doesn’t make it genocide.
These condemnations come from those who’ve said nothing of what Syria has done to its Arab population—mowing down and chemically weaponizing tens of thousands to death, creating hundreds of thousands of refugees; nothing of China’s liquidation, concentration and re-education camps of millions of Uighurs. And I could go on and on.
Israel is fighting the most just war in this century and last, taking exquisite care not to kill women and children its enemy uses as war shields—which actually is a war crime that nobody seems to care about.  And the enemy, let us not forget, attacked first, in a brutality reminiscent of Genghis Khan.  Hamas—in their charter—calls for the violent elimination of all Jews. 
Fighting this war is not genocide—it is just and it is justice.
Israel must press on and win.

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Just say it to yourself. A Manhattan jury has convicted former President Donald Trump on 34 felony counts. Every part of that is important. 

We are now looking at one district attorney in the United States in a place like Manhattan who's brought a prosecution against a former president. And let's face it, it was political. 

This was considered a zombie case. Alvin Bragg picked it up, and the rest is now history, except history is still being written. 

We are about to find out what Americans actually thought about this trial, and quite frankly, it is unlikely to change many minds looking at the November election for the Office of President of the United States.

Americans are likely to factor this in and understand it for exactly what it is. 

The big challenge for America is knowing what this means for the future of our political culture. 

Have we now become one of these countries where we go after former chief executives? 

It’s a big question, and let's hope the answer given there in New York is not the last word. 

Just say it to yourself. A Manhattan jury has convicted former President Donald Trump on 34 felony counts. Every part of that is important. 
We are now looking at one district attorney in the United States in a place like Manhattan who's brought a prosecution against a former president. And let's face it, it was political. 
This was considered a zombie case. Alvin Bragg picked it up, and the rest is now history, except history is still being written. 
We are about to find out what Americans actually thought about this trial, and quite frankly, it is unlikely to change many minds looking at the November election for the Office of President of the United States.
Americans are likely to factor this in and understand it for exactly what it is. 
The big challenge for America is knowing what this means for the future of our political culture. 
Have we now become one of these countries where we go after former chief executives? 
It’s a big question, and let's hope the answer given there in New York is not the last word.

FeIgned Outrage and Polical Theater From Democrats in Indiana/Arkansas 4-4-15

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