LOWKEY is an English born Iraqi Arab.
He also happens to be the glaring example of how twisted and sick Europe and Europeans have become in their appeasement to hostile, Arab, Muslim culture and acceptance of Anti-Israel, Anti-Semitism.
LOWKEY is nothing more than an agent of the BDS and ISM.
LOWKEY spends his time stealing American culture, then condemning it. Along with this he spends his time creating hate and anti-Semitism with lies under the falacy of freedom for Palestine.
His freedom for Palestine is the destruction of the Jewish Nation State, a racist and genocidal policy. In any normal place a person like this would have been booted off of the world stage, but today being a racist, anti-Semite gets you places.
One of his greatest and most ridiculous quotes was to say "Zionism is not about self-Determination."
Is it not amazing when an Arab, European, who has never even been to Israel or read anything about Zionism can tell us what our national movement is. This movement has created a Nation State that is eighty two percent Jewish with equal rights to the other minorities. It is not about self-Determination? That is just plane Hate and racism. To say Anti-Zionism is not Anti-Semitism is to say the KKK is not racist and thanks to people like LOWKEY this point is very easy to make clear.
THIS IS FOR HATERS LIKE YOU LOWKEY.
LOWKEY
Lowkey, your style is off-key
Your rhymes sound like those of a deranged monkey.
I despise your lies and your fallacy of Palestine has been compromised.
Do not talk to me about to Zionism cause you know not what it is.
Your feeble mind tries to rob my nation of its self-determination.
You and the Arab/Palestinian Nation are the Segregationists.
You and your people are the true off-spring of Apartheid South Africa.
Your a Hater and you and your BDS and ISM peeps will never rob us of our freedom, Arab enslaver.
Israel is right, that is why we always win the fight.
You say Zionism is Racism, but only a Racist could say that.
In fact it is your nations ideals that are built on annihilating another peoples dreams of freedom.
It is the Jewish/Israeli Nation that originates, It is you and your Arab people that duplicate what we create.
It was the Laws of Moses and the Hebrew Nation that came before Mohammed and the Quran.
It was the Kingdom of Israel and the Provence of Judea long before anything called Palestine.
Look my little feeble minded friend Zionism was around long before Arab nationalism.
You got nothing on us.
Your hands are just as dirty with colonization as that of the White European. The enslaver of Africa is who you are.
Never talk to me of Palestine, it was your Grand Mufti who sat down with Hitler.
You and the Garbage you spit, make you sound like a five cent whore or a tuppence trick.
So take yourself, your fake rhymes and your fake history back to where you belong, the Dunes of Arabia.
Get out of Africa, hand it back to its people.
Before you try to preach freedom clean your up house, because it stinks from the excrement your nation creates.
Your arguments stink like a festering boil.
Your times up, and you’ve been smacked up.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
ISRAEL MUST LEARN FROM "ONCE UPON A TIME."
By Schmoel Yitzhak
Once upon a time the genius of Israeli technology produced a fighter-bomber that was so special it was deemed the best in the world. It was called the Lavi and received world-wide critical acclaim.
Under normal conditions, an Israeli-designed airplane which passed all tests with flying colors would -- in reasonable time -- be produced and utilized in Israel by the country's own pilots.
Grimly, we have learned over the decades that simple logic does not apply when it comes to Israel's relations with its so-called allies; especially the United States of America.
In defiance of all reason, Uncle Sam said, "No, no, no -- a thousand times no; you can't build your own aircraft, you must buy your fighter-bombers from me."
And so rationality was tossed out the window and Israel -- against considerable pressure in Jerusalem -- caved in to Washington so that there could be more jobs for American aircraft workers.
Yes, Israel had an alternative move which would have involved more than a fair amount of chutzpuh.
That, of course, entailed telling the White House in no certain terms: "Hey, we appreciate why you want us to "Buy American," but this time it makes much, much much more sense for us to proceed with an Israeli plane for the Israeli Air Force.
No question, Uncle Sam would have responded with huffs and puffs, threats and more threats but you can bet that he would not have blown down Israelis house.
The outcome would have been a new, invigorating respect for Israel rooted in the fact that the Jewish State should be able to protect itself in as self-reliant a manner as possible. And what could be a more self-reliant move than to build the best fighter-bomber in the world for arguably the best air corps on the universe.
The moral then as it is more than ever now, is that timidity simply does not work.
It doesn't work in politics -- especially in the Middle East where Uncle Sam is fast becoming the laughing stock of militant Islam. (And, by the way, in which remote corner of the Earth isn't Islam militant?)
More to the point, volcanic events in Egypt must -- that is MUST -- change Israeli political thinking at the highest level.
When the Lavi project was scrapped after intense lobbying by the White House, Israel assumed that Washington would compensate for Uncle Sam's underhanded blow with enough materiel over enough years to protect the only democracy in the Middle East.
Perhaps it was a reasonable assumption at the time but events since the last presidential election harshly demonstrate that all bets are off when the time comes for Benjamin Netanyahu to depend on American support.
Since Barack Obama entered the White House support for Israel from his general staff has had all the substance of smoke rings flying in the air.
Think of it this way: as Obama begins planning for his re-election -- and he certainly has -- the Chief Executive has yet to visit what once was regarded as America's closest ally in the Middle East. In that regard, Obama treats Israel more in the manner that it does Pago-Pago or the island of Samoa.
This president, who is so fanatically concerned about "settlement-building" in the West Bank, hasn't found the time among his numerous continent-hops to check out Tel Aviv, let along Jerusalem.
Were he to suddenly land at Ben Gurion Airport tomorrow, I would urge a quick trip to Sderot and nearby communities which continue to be assaulted by assorted missiles fired from Gaza.
Obama will yell and scream about peaceful construction of "settlements" but I haven't heard so much of a peep about exploding grads being fired at innocent Israelis.
The assaults from Gaze must not go unpunished and by that I don't mean the token reprisal raids over munition-smuggling tunnels.
Hamas is being goaded into these attacks by its Iranian mentors not to mention the Islamic Brotherhood which soon will annex Egypt.
Bibi much act quickly and with sufficient force to once and for all quiet the mortars and rocket-launchers.
More important, the moment Islamic Brotherhood takes over Egypt and tears the Sadat-inspired peace treaty with Israel to shreds, the Israeli Army must move right back into the Sinai; and stay there until another treaty is signed.
Uncle Sam may not like that and when he huffs and puffs, Bibi should reply with one word, "Lavi!"
Should Obama make a fuss, Netanyahu should shoot back, "Once upon a time you loved us -- but that was long ago!"
Once upon a time the genius of Israeli technology produced a fighter-bomber that was so special it was deemed the best in the world. It was called the Lavi and received world-wide critical acclaim.
Under normal conditions, an Israeli-designed airplane which passed all tests with flying colors would -- in reasonable time -- be produced and utilized in Israel by the country's own pilots.
Grimly, we have learned over the decades that simple logic does not apply when it comes to Israel's relations with its so-called allies; especially the United States of America.
In defiance of all reason, Uncle Sam said, "No, no, no -- a thousand times no; you can't build your own aircraft, you must buy your fighter-bombers from me."
And so rationality was tossed out the window and Israel -- against considerable pressure in Jerusalem -- caved in to Washington so that there could be more jobs for American aircraft workers.
Yes, Israel had an alternative move which would have involved more than a fair amount of chutzpuh.
That, of course, entailed telling the White House in no certain terms: "Hey, we appreciate why you want us to "Buy American," but this time it makes much, much much more sense for us to proceed with an Israeli plane for the Israeli Air Force.
No question, Uncle Sam would have responded with huffs and puffs, threats and more threats but you can bet that he would not have blown down Israelis house.
The outcome would have been a new, invigorating respect for Israel rooted in the fact that the Jewish State should be able to protect itself in as self-reliant a manner as possible. And what could be a more self-reliant move than to build the best fighter-bomber in the world for arguably the best air corps on the universe.
The moral then as it is more than ever now, is that timidity simply does not work.
It doesn't work in politics -- especially in the Middle East where Uncle Sam is fast becoming the laughing stock of militant Islam. (And, by the way, in which remote corner of the Earth isn't Islam militant?)
More to the point, volcanic events in Egypt must -- that is MUST -- change Israeli political thinking at the highest level.
When the Lavi project was scrapped after intense lobbying by the White House, Israel assumed that Washington would compensate for Uncle Sam's underhanded blow with enough materiel over enough years to protect the only democracy in the Middle East.
Perhaps it was a reasonable assumption at the time but events since the last presidential election harshly demonstrate that all bets are off when the time comes for Benjamin Netanyahu to depend on American support.
Since Barack Obama entered the White House support for Israel from his general staff has had all the substance of smoke rings flying in the air.
Think of it this way: as Obama begins planning for his re-election -- and he certainly has -- the Chief Executive has yet to visit what once was regarded as America's closest ally in the Middle East. In that regard, Obama treats Israel more in the manner that it does Pago-Pago or the island of Samoa.
This president, who is so fanatically concerned about "settlement-building" in the West Bank, hasn't found the time among his numerous continent-hops to check out Tel Aviv, let along Jerusalem.
Were he to suddenly land at Ben Gurion Airport tomorrow, I would urge a quick trip to Sderot and nearby communities which continue to be assaulted by assorted missiles fired from Gaza.
Obama will yell and scream about peaceful construction of "settlements" but I haven't heard so much of a peep about exploding grads being fired at innocent Israelis.
The assaults from Gaze must not go unpunished and by that I don't mean the token reprisal raids over munition-smuggling tunnels.
Hamas is being goaded into these attacks by its Iranian mentors not to mention the Islamic Brotherhood which soon will annex Egypt.
Bibi much act quickly and with sufficient force to once and for all quiet the mortars and rocket-launchers.
More important, the moment Islamic Brotherhood takes over Egypt and tears the Sadat-inspired peace treaty with Israel to shreds, the Israeli Army must move right back into the Sinai; and stay there until another treaty is signed.
Uncle Sam may not like that and when he huffs and puffs, Bibi should reply with one word, "Lavi!"
Should Obama make a fuss, Netanyahu should shoot back, "Once upon a time you loved us -- but that was long ago!"
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