1. Chen said:

Have you heard Fox lately? Saw it coming for a long time.
They are the new CNN when it comes to Israel.

Other than that they are passionatly America firsters, George Bush do or die, never wrong.
As blind as the looney idiots on the left.

2. Ed D said:

I have e-mailed Bill O'Reilly about discussing the Isreali-Arab situation on the air and never heard one comment from him regarding the subject. Now, I know why. The media has been since Korea thru now, an emeny of the people. So until then, I will watch and read Israpudit, Debka File and certain Israeli media that I can trust.

3. BURT said:

That's about it, then. With CNN, BBC, Reuters, the Stalinist NYT and Haaretz and the Arabiated press all bought off, Fox was all that was left. The Associated Press has gone beyond "biased." It's "reporters" covering the Middle East al all Arabs. No one dares utter a word. Dissenters are liquidated. Suppression of the Jewish voice is maximized and Jews are targets in every corner of the world.

The Arabians have nearly locked up their vise grip on the world media and the only answer is not to fight them but to expose them. Even that is a nearly insurmountable task, but the resources are there.

Most important is to deligitimize the Arabian media sycophants and to affirm Jewish culture. Expose them at every turn. Expose their venality, their lust for tyranny, their greed and their evil, all-pervasive perversions. Deconstruct their texts. Unfortunately, the deconstructors, in their supreme stupidity, believe they are doing the right think by advancing, consciously or unconsciously the Arabian agenda: the establishment of the FIKS - The FASCIST ISLAM KORANIC SLAVESTATE.

FIKS fixers must be systematically exposed, denounced and ridiculed as members of the FIKS media harem, FIKS whores. It all starts with the defeat of the Stalinists that rule Israel
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4. Robert said:

Of course you could tell much about George W Bush by the company he keeps.
like his consiglieur, Former Sec. of State, James A Baker III, of Iraqgate,
the Madrid Conference, the devil behind the RoadMap, etc.
See for example: bakerinstitute.edu and bakerbotts.com.

See following quotes from above mentioned websites:

From bakerinstitute.edu

1) http://bakerinstitute.org/Pubs/workingpapers/BakerInstituteWkspReport.pdf
Creating a Roadmap Implementation Process Under United States Leadership

2) http://bakerinstitute.org/

Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia to speak on
“Saudi Arabia and the International Oil Market”
His Royal Highness
Prince Saud Al Faisal Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud,
the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister, will deliver a presentation on “Saudi Arabia and the International Oil Market” at the Baker Institute Wednesday, September 21, 2005, at 6 p.m.
[Webcast Information]

3) From bakerbotts.com

http://www.bakerbotts.com/offices/office.aspx?id=733fc9ba-30df-43fd-87b1-f91808f53570


Lawyers in the Riyadh office have served in community positions throughout Riyadh and Saudi Arabia as a whole. For example, since 1996 we have had lawyers acting as general counsel for the National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce and the Saudi Arabia Country Coordinator for the American Bar Association's Section on International Law and Practice. In addition, the perspective and experience of James A. Baker, III, 61st U.S. Secretary of State and 67th U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, and Robert W. Jordan, who recently served as U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, offers our clients additional resources on which to rely in the region.

Baker Botts lawyers in Riyadh are frequently called upon to advise U.S. and Saudi companies and to speak on subjects relating to finance and energy in the region. Baker Botts currently serves as Saudi Arabia's correspondent for the International Financial Law Review.