By Ted Belman
I have been working with Sherkoh Abbas, Jerry Gordon and Clare Lopez during the last week to prepare a letter to Gov Romney asking him to, in effect, eschew the Muslim Brotherhood at home and abroad and specifically to support a democratic federated Syria rather than the SNC or the “rebels” or the Free Syrian Army.
Before sending the final draft to him, we are adding names of people with a public profile who have asked to be listed in support.
Please write to me at tedbel@rogers.com offering to be listed subject to seeing the letter. Advise what your public profile is.
You are all too clever by half. In the case of Syria if Assad falls then he will be replaced by the Muslim Brotherhood. http://www.4international.me will oppose these schemes of Belman and Gordon to the very end. In our organization we are unambiguous, while maintaining strictly our independence we call unambiguously for victory to Assad in Syria against Empire/Sharia and for victory to the Army in Egypt equally against Empire/Sharia. I am also a supporter of Kurdish national liberation but if these Kurds do not defend Assad against the Empire/Jihad they too will be toast.
I am much more impressed by Sherkoh Abbas, who is a leading figure in the Kurdish national movement, than I am with the usual well-intentioned but politically useless letters with signatures of the famous or wannabe famous, sent by Jewish organizers to leading politicians, beseeching this or that piece of goodthink.
Mr Abbas recently has called on Israel to assist the Kurdish nation in breaking up Syria into separate ethnically-feclined regions, which, of course, would markedly assist the Kurds in established their own long-sought state. All this was reported by Jonathan Spyer last month in the Jerusalem Post. Here’s the link:
http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/misc2012/5/syriakurd499.htm
Yes indeed, making points against Obama with mostly-Republican and mostly-rightwing people like me in the USA is heart-warming. But it is far more in Israel’s national interests to build up independent and potentially powerful national entities such as Azerbaijan and Kurdistan that are located in the environs of Iran. If I must pick and choose between siding with the Armenians as opposed to siding with the Azerbaijanis, I always will side with Azerbaijan. As for Kurdistan, they very likely will be the best regional Middle East ally that Israel could ever acquire. Expand Kurdistan and at once Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Syria are all shrunken and weakened. Yes indeed, the Kurds are Sun’a Muslims. But the Arabs, Sun’a or Shi’a, are among there long-standing and probably permanent enemies. And for them as well as for us, the enemy of my enemy truly and naturally is my friend. Besides which, the Kurds, mountaineers to the core of their being, are among the toughest fighters of the Middle East.
So, how hints do you need, Israel, to go after the sturdy allies available — right in the heart of the Middle East — and forget about pimping for somebody to invite Israel in the dying European Union?
Arnold Harris
Mount Horeb WI
Stop their infiltration into America’s institutions-they have a 3 decade head start and leadership must stand up and stop them now