Al Gore’s Arab Pander

http://frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=21290 ^ | Lowell Ponte

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Al Gore, the Vice President under President Bill Clinton and the losing 2000 Democratic Party presidential candidate, last Sunday was in Saudi Arabia, bad-mouthing the United States. Was Gore’s motive money and political ambition?

America’s government committed “terrible abuses” against Arabs following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Gore told a Saudi audience at the Jiddah Economic Forum. Arabs had been “indiscriminately rounded up,” said Gore, and held in “unforgivable” conditions.

Gore did not mention that 15 of the 19 terrorists who carried out mass murder on September 11 in the United States were Saudis.

Nor did Gore mention that his fellow leftists such as filmmaker Michael Moore had, until their claim was discredited, accused President George W. Bush of being too kind towards Saudi Arabs. President Bush, they falsely claimed, had allowed members of the large bin Laden family (from which al-Qaeda terrorist leader Osama is an estranged black sheep) to leave the United States without being questioned by authorities.

[Cindy]

ON THE NET...

FRONTPAGE MAGAZINE.com: "AL GORE'S ARAB PANDER" by Lowell Ponte (February 14, 2006)

MICHELLE MALKIN - Weblog: "HOW MUCH, AL?" (February 13, 2006)

MICHELLE MALKIN.com - Weblog: "AL GORE SLANDERS AMERICA" (February 13, 2006)

[generalhammond]

Outrageous - "The Factor" on Fox said that Gore was paid over 100 grand to do the talk. He's sold out more soldiers' lives for a handful of gold - pathetic.

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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2006/2/13/182926.shtml?s=ic

[Cincinna]

They must be putting something in the water.

[hershey]

AlGore is toast.

[devolve]

to: MoHam; algore; Kohnman; ...

[Darkwolf377]

I never thought I was bigoted against any religion, but I am ashamed to say that if I learn someone is a Muslim now, before I even know what their feelings are about the US or terror, I am instantly on guard.

I know this is a failing of mine, so why don't I feel guilty?

[AmeriBrit]

"I know this is a failing of mine, so why don't I feel guilty?"


Your not alone.....as each day dawns there are more and more joining the same club. I not only act that way about Muslims I've even started doing the same with Democrats. I can no longer stand to talk to the latter, and find myself avoiding them at all costs.

[Darkwolf377]

Yeah. I don't like this, but it's what's happening these days. A democrat says anything vaguelly political and I either say nothing, leave the area, or make some comeback which wipes them out. (I'm not bragging, I'm just better informed than the Dems I encounter almost daily.)

I don't like hearing that someone is a Muslim or a Dem and then feeling revulsion. It's not American in my view of what being an American is, which is one who takes an individual AS an individual, with no preconceptions. I'm turning into one of those people I don't like very much. But I can't seem to help it, both groups have disappointed me so many, many times that I just cut to the chase and start hating them on contact.

[kitkat]

***Outrageous - "The Factor" on Fox said that Gore was paid over 100 grand to do the talk. He's sold out more soldiers' lives for a handful of gold - pathetic.***

What can JUDAS GORE be thinking of? Does he really hate this country enough to sell it out?

[truemiester]

Just goes to show how much a traitor he is.

[Peach]

It's really something that Bush gets tagged with the relationship with Saudi Arabia, but it's actually Clinton who speaks before this OBL/family group (shortly after 9/11) and Gore who goes there and condemns the country he wanted to govern.

[generally]

If you see someone on the street carrying a machine gun, are you instantly on guard? They could have a perfectly good reason for it. It could be a non-working plastic movie prop.

I think it's intelligent and healthy to be on guard. That doesn't mean that you shoot first and ask questions later. It just means that you don't take foolish chances.

Which is a more foolish assumption, that someone who belongs to a group that is known to have a high incidence of dangerous members is dangerous? Or that he's not?

[generally]

Arabs had been “indiscriminately rounded up,” said Gore, and held in “unforgivable” conditions.

Would he prefer that we discriminately round them up and hold them in forgivable conditions?

[Joe Boucher]

And this mother rucker was how close to being president? And he is thinking af running again?
Thak GOD this boob lost.

[PGalt]

You're a great American. Don't beat yourself up. The threats are real, both foreign and domestic. Their enablers are the ones we come in contact with on a daily basis. Their philosophical, immoral & irrational, enablers. You are the antidote. Live life. Enjoy freedom.

[carlr]

That`s one of the stranger parts of this,that no one on the tube has mentioned this.
In fairness I only watch Fox for news but doubt CNN or the networks would say it.

What Gore did is essentially the same as what Fonda did in Vietnam.
Going to an arab country and accuse the United States of these things knowing full well that the islamofacists will try to stir up the arab masses is unforgivable.

Not surprising though.I think back to the 92 campaign when Clinton/Gore ripped Bush 41 about "coddling" the Chicoms and than look what their administration did.

[PubliusMM]

Ping

[Stepan12]

That`s one of the stranger parts of this,that no one on the tube has mentioned this. In fairness I only watch Fox for news but doubt CNN or the networks would say it. What Gore did is essentially the same as what Fonda did in Vietnam.

Fox news mentioned it. Did you watch John Gibson? O'Reilly? Sean Hannity of Hannity & Colmes?

[Rumplemeyer]

The most frightening thing about this is that we almost elected this village idiot president.

[Condor51]

Al must have gotten a bad batch of acid. Or he's sneaking some of Tipper's meds - again.

[Just mythoughts]

Oh do not forget the algore policy of winning the 2000 election, do not count military votes.

[NavyCanDo]

Cheney should invite Gore on his next hunting trip.

[bcsco]

Newsmax reported yesterday that among the group of Saudi's who paid Gore's speaker's fee was the Bin Laden family.

Don't hold your breath waiting to hear that mentioned anywhere else.

[Fintan]

 

Here's your $100K, Al...

[Zacs Mom]

[75thOVI]

Just between you and me, that's a pretty big handful. Algore may be a whore, but he's not a particularly cheap whore. I guess I just take comfort in the fact that he didn't stab this country in the back out of the kindness of his heart. (Jimmy C. would have paid them for the opportunity.)

[Grampa Dave]

Al Goron = Traitor and Islamofascist Pimp/Whore.

[EagleUSA]

This stupid, anti-American loser, is one sick b@stard, like the rest of the radical, twisted left. How these morons think that betraying their own country is the way to regain power and control is beyond all logic.

Keep it up Gore. The ThugoRats just keep going deeper and deeper into the tar pits of history.

[Milhous]

It would be interesting to explore the connections between the Zayed Center, the Arab League and the Jeddah Economic Forum. American politicians on both sides of the aisle readily pocket money from the Zayed Center.

[jpl]

There's no doubt in my mind whatsoever that Abraham Lincoln would have thrown Arabia Al in prison.

I wish our leaders today had the balls to reinstate the sedition laws.

[Max in Utah]

But I can't seem to help it, both groups have disappointed me so many, many times that I just cut to the chase and start hating them on contact.

Well, it's a busy world. Think of all the time you're saving.

[Lady Heron]

A democrat says anything vaguelly political and I either say nothing, leave the area, or make some comeback which wipes them out.

I was the shy quiet type never saying anything political or religious in public.....not any more. I find in the last 2 years I am as vocal when a dem makes a stupid illinformred statement or someone makes some lets all just get along statement about islam, as I am on the internet and just as to the point.

My tongue has become quite deadly lately, I never walk away anymore which would be more to my character. The truly funny thing though is the shock on their faces because of the way I look they never see it coming. They are expecting the little dumb blond to believe everything they say not to publicly lay to waste their point of view.

[carlr]

Gibson,I catch from about this point until the end.I don`t watch the other two because they are often more arguing and interrupting than anything productive.

[potlatch]

Nice graphic ZM, you did a great job!

[Zacs Mom]

Thanks ~ I had a bit of trouble with this one....I am so totally outraged by Gore I can't hardly see straight!!

[potlatch]

I think he's 'unbalanced'! But most of the dems seem that way nowdays!

[americansonsofliberty.com]

This guy is just amazing...how these leftwing fascist liberal extremists aren't locked up in a federal penitentiary on charges of treason is way beyond me. There is the first amendment, but when is there crossing the line on free speech? You can't commit slander or be libelous towards someone without repercussions, so why are treasonist anti-American speeches tolerated?
The country is divided for sure, but these far leftwing wackos are going to create a violent division. Anti-American hate speech is intolerable and inexcusable, especially by public figures. Al Gore should be deported to Saudi Arabia! The 'critics' say Gore's remarks are inappropriate during a time of war, I say they're inappropriate any time by a former Vice President.
Al Gore is a coward!
trea·son (trē'zən)
n.
1. Violation of allegiance toward one's country or sovereign, especially the betrayal of one's country by waging war against it or by consciously and purposely acting to aid its enemies.
2. A betrayal of trust or confidence.

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