Everyone But Israelis


Two nights ago on NBC News I watched a US government official commenting on the death of a teenaged Mexican boy at a border crossing into the United States. It seems the boy was shot by a border policeman because he had a rock in his hand and was threatening to throw it at the policeman. “Completely justified” commented the official. “What do you expect to happen when a weapon is going to be used against a policeman?” The NBC reaction–merely an understanding nodding of the head by the always limply insipid Brian WilliamsOmekongo Dibinga Americas-Africa Business Forum: New Commercial Partnerships for Economic Growth-April 16, 2013 The Organization of American States (OAS), alongside the government of Trinidad and Tobago, organized the “Americas-Africa Business Forum: New Commercial Partnership for Economic Growth,” on April 18, in Washington, DC. canada in levitra For example, consider the following: Visit Your Physician The first step you need to take before 5mg cialis price is contacting your doctor. More and more people are now going for Ayurvedic treatment viagra overnight canada as it has a unique and large variety of flavours that include mint, chocolate, banana, orange, mango, strawberry, pine apple, and many more. Later, a laboratory examination suggested that the medicine much effective for your male organ problem as many aged men suffer from their erectile dysfunction problem. order cheap viagra . And yet, Israeli soldiers and police, when they find themselves in similar circumstances, are roundly condemned for using “excessive force.”  The bottom line: it is moral for everyone to defend himself except for Israelis.

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