BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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But I remain optimistic for the long-term, believing that the
God of Israel is merely paying out sufficient rope to let these
treacherous Jewish leaders of Israel hang themselves
someday. There is only so much unarmed settlers can do to
fight the all-powerful state. I hope Barry's voice is preserved
for the sake of the hundreds who continue to wake up to his
warning voice each year. Someday it may be enough to
make a difference. Even if they have lost this battle, they
must never fail to learn the lessons of that failure -- the main
one being that the right wing must never trust the Likud again
nor any of its leaders who are connected to the US and
European globalist establishment, like Benjamin Netanyahu,
waiting in the wings.
I wish I shared this assessment. I reply, "No Way. These
Jews will never catch on." Watch them support Netanyahu.
Watch their protest leaders demonstrate against all the
wrong people. Watch the mistakes compound each other. It's
only getting worse since the disaster.
Example One: Many people cited Daniel Pipes' post-pullout
piece as proof that he's in their camp.
It means nothing that he is the director of the Middle East
Forum of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
Daniel Pipes - Monday, August 15, 2005
The Israeli government's removal of its own citizens from
Gaza ranks as one of the worst errors ever made by a
democracy. This step is the worse for being self-imposed,
not the result of pressure from Washington. When the Bush
administration first heard in December 2003 that Israeli
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had unilaterally decided to pull
all soldiers and civilians from Gaza, it responded coolly.
Months of persuasion were needed to get the White House
to embrace the initiative.