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Friday, April 04, 2008

Obama And The Intifada

Obama’s Wright problem seems to be taking a turn for the worse:

Senator Obama’s association with Reverend Jeremiah Wright and the Trinity United Church of Christ has easily become the campaign’s biggest vulnerability. The famous fiery indictments and conspiracy theories dealt from the pulpit to a nation watching YouTube are being pinned and repinned to Obama, as he continues to try and brush them off.

Now there’s a new and even uglier twist, if you can believe that. Obama is being linked to the radical group International Solidarity Movement (ISM), as reported in the Canada Free Press on Tuesday. Ali Abunimah, Vice President of the Arab American Action Network in Chicago and co-founder of the Electronic Intifada, a website of the ISM, posted an article on Monday in which he outlines why he believes Obama is really very in tune with the Reverend’s views on Israel. He even quotes Obama’s remarks to a group of Jewish leaders in Cleveland to comfort his fellow anti-Semites that “Obama implicitly admitted that Wright’s views were rooted in opposition to Israel’s deep ties to apartheid South Africa, and thus entirely reasonable.”

The ISM is a radical pro-Palestinian group with links to suicide bombings and attacks against Israeli citizens.

Read the whole thing.

Comments

As I’ve said before, Senator Obama seems to be very comfortable associating with political extremists. It’s really not surprising that the circle of extremists associating with him would include Arab-Nationalist anti-semites.

Wing Chun Geologist on April 4, 2008 at 06:40 pm
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