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To: goldstategop
Netanyahu was sold out and trashed by Clinton. He recieved no support from him. And Clinton undercut him at every opportunity. I believe Natanyahu did support certain peace proposals in the interest of finding peace for his people and the Palestinians. I've heard him state very clearly that he wants peace for the innocent Palestinians too.

Whatever you think of him, he was not a part of the Barak agreements proposed 18 months ago. In my opinion Barak was ill-advised to offer what he did at that time. Clinton was licking his chops at the prospect of Israel's corpse in my opinion.

Netanyahu is a very capable good man. Perhaps this time he'll recieve some support from the US. After seeing Bush equivocate, I'm not betting on it.

I am ashamed of the wishy washy tactics of our President. He is not a good spokesperson for the Conservative cause. It's almost impossible to believe that he actually supports Israel.

30 posted on 04/11/2002 10:23:10 AM PDT by DoughtyOne
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To: DoughtyOne
I am ashamed of the wishy washy tactics of our President. He is not a good spokesperson for the Conservative cause. It's almost impossible to believe that he actually supports Israel.

I fear compassionate conservatism, this entitlement for all mission, is a complete nonsense that is now being embraced for foreign policy. I don't know what these people are smoking. The only consolation is that they are doing the exact contrary of their intended goals. The whole region and our relations there are going ever more closer to the bankruptcy precipice every single day, a breaking of contracts with terrorists that should have been done long ago.

33 posted on 04/11/2002 10:30:51 AM PDT by lavaroise
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