Following the recent events in Libya, Hillary Clinton was quoted saying “how can this happen in a country we help liberate, in a city [Benghazi] we helped save from destruction?”
I guess that the American Secretary of State should address this question to Bernard-Henri Levy—the architect behind that interventionist war.
Apparently, a few months ago, at a convention organised by the notoriously right-wing French Zionist Council of Jewish Organizations (CRIF), Bernard-Henri Levy announced “it is as a Jew“ that “I participated in the political adventure in Libya,” no kidding. “I would not have done it if I had not been Jewish,” added the immoral interventionist.
I guess that after more than a decade of Zio-centric global conflicts causing carnage and destruction to tens of millions of people around the world, we are too used to seeing a Zionist at the centre of every man-made disaster.
I have made myself a rule. Whenever I hear a person speak in the name of ‘Jewish values’ or ‘as a Jew,’ I immediately seek cover. I suggest you do the same . . .
Gilad Atzmon is an Israeli jazzmusician, author and political activist. His new book, “The Wandering Who,” may be ordered from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk.
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Posted on September 18, 2012 by Gilad Atzmon
Following the recent events in Libya, Hillary Clinton was quoted saying “how can this happen in a country we help liberate, in a city [Benghazi] we helped save from destruction?”
I guess that the American Secretary of State should address this question to Bernard-Henri Levy—the architect behind that interventionist war.
Apparently, a few months ago, at a convention organised by the notoriously right-wing French Zionist Council of Jewish Organizations (CRIF), Bernard-Henri Levy announced “it is as a Jew“ that “I participated in the political adventure in Libya,” no kidding. “I would not have done it if I had not been Jewish,” added the immoral interventionist.
I guess that after more than a decade of Zio-centric global conflicts causing carnage and destruction to tens of millions of people around the world, we are too used to seeing a Zionist at the centre of every man-made disaster.
I have made myself a rule. Whenever I hear a person speak in the name of ‘Jewish values’ or ‘as a Jew,’ I immediately seek cover. I suggest you do the same . . .
Gilad Atzmon is an Israeli jazz musician, author and political activist. His new book, “The Wandering Who,” may be ordered from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk.