Informant38

I don't think about Bob Dylan when I think about anti-Semitism, I think about his father. Because what he is came from there.
You can read Chronicles, Volume One and feel it in the words he uses when he talks about his father. And if you had a chance to ask him I'm sure he'd say the same. And what Dylan represents to me more than anything else is decency, heroically amplified and filtered through a wild art.
So I think about that when I think about people saying there's something wrong inside the race, something in the Jews, like Tay-Sachs, that makes all this happen. And I'm saying here as firmly and clearly as I can that that's not it.
These men I'm pointing to below are indecent, evil, insane with selfishness and heartless denial, they're spiritually profane, and they hide what they're doing behind a wall of suffering that bears the names of the innocent; but they aren't innocent themselves. Or if they are, then nothing is evil and everything and everyone is innocent.
Calling them neocons doesn't get the job done, calling them Zionists clouds the facts, so I'm not calling them anything.
But what I am saying is the so-called anti-Semitic nonsense, that keeps festering outside the public forums, has a great portion of truth in it, and not bringing it into the light of public discourse actually breeds bigotry; enough that it's cowardly to choose the comfort of leaving it alone.
The same men, the same ill spirit that engineered the invasion and occupation of Iraq and are now trying to engineer an attack on Iran are also behind Robertson's urging from the pulpit for the assassination of Hugo Chavez.
Robertson's less real, has less substance and independence even than George Bush. He's an animated figure, a hologram put forward to deliver the message of the real agents at work in this.

"The Venezuelan dictator is mentally unstable and has been under psychiatric supervision for years. He overreacts to criticism, weeps in front of others, and dreams messianic fantasies that make him especially vulnerable as well as dangerous. A psychological profile report in the New York Times showed remarkable similarities to that of Saddam Hussein. With lessons learned from the Iraq war, the U.S. can improve its psychological strategy and help the Venezuelan leader to hasten his political self-destruction."

What to Do About Venezuela
The Center for Security Policy (CSP)
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Douglas Feith was a founding member of the Center for Security Policy, he also served as chairman of its board of directors.
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"The Center for Security Policy was founded in 1988 and states that it operates as a non-profit, non-partisan organization committed to the time-tested philosophy of promoting international peace through American strength.
A very influential organization with the Center for Security Policy is the Center's National Security Advisory Council, whose members hold senior positions with the Bush administration."

Source Watch
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The number of Bush men who passed through the sphincter of the CSP is astonishing. George Bush the President, the Bush Administration, is essentially a creation of these men. It's important that Americans see through the illusion that Bush himself had much of anything to do with all this. Because he's eminently replaceable.
see: voltaire network
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The intimacy shared among the men of Halliburton etc. and the men of the CSP and the men of the Bush Administration is a daisy-chain of political incest.
see: Jim Lobe/IPSnews