Take it from the Horse Mouth:
"When asked if the US will object, he responds: “America is something that can be easily moved. Moved to the right direction … They won’t get in our way … 80 percent of the Americans support us. It’s absurd.” More here
Flashback
"Seated on a sofa in the house, he tells the family that he deceived the US president of the time, Bill Clinton, into believing he was helping implement the Oslo accords, the US-sponsored peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, by making minor withdrawals from the West Bank while actually entrenching the occupation. He boasts that he thereby destroyed the Oslo process.
He dismisses the US as “easily moved to the right direction” and calls high levels of popular American support for Israel "absurd."Why america is something that can be easily moved?
He also suggests that, far from being defensive, Israel’s harsh military repression of the Palestinian uprising was designed chiefly to crush the Palestinian Authority led by Yasser Arafat so that it could be made more pliable for Israeli diktats.
All of these claims have obvious parallels with the current situation, when Netanyahu is again Israel’s prime minister facing off with a White House trying to draw him into a peace process that runs counter to his political agenda.
As before, he has ostensibly made public concessions to the US administration -- chiefly by agreeing in principle to the creation of a Palestinian state, consenting to indirect talks with the leadership in Ramallah, and implementing a temporary freeze on settlement building.
But he has also enlisted the powerful pro-Israel lobby to exert pressure on the White House, which appears to have relented on its most important stipulations.
The contemptuous view of Washington Netanyahu demonstrates in the film will confirm the suspicions of many observers -- including Palestinian leaders -- that his current professions of good faith should not be taken seriously.
Critics have already pointed out that his gestures have been extracted only after heavy arm-twisting from the US administration.
More significantly, he has so far avoided engaging meaningfully in the limited talks the White House is promoting with the Palestinians while the pace of settlement building in the West Bank has been barely affected by the 10-month freeze, due to end in September.
In the meantime, planning officials have repeatedly approved large new housing projects in East Jerusalem and the West Bank that have undercut the negotiations and will make the establishment of a Palestinian state -- viable or otherwise -- far less likely.
Writing in the liberal Haaretz newspaper, the columnist Gideon Levy called the video "outrageous." He said it proved that Netanyahu was a "con artist … who thinks that Washington is in his pocket and that he can pull the wool over its eyes." He added that the prime minister had not reformed in the intervening period: “Such a crooked way of thinking does not change over the years.”
In the film, Netanyahu says Israel must inflict “blows [on the Palestinians] that are so painful the price will be too heavy to be borne … A broad attack on the Palestinian Authority, to bring them to the point of being afraid that everything is collapsing”.
When asked if the US will object, he responds: “America is something that can be easily moved. Moved to the right direction … They won’t get in our way … 80 percent of the Americans support us. It’s absurd.”
He then recounts how he dealt with Clinton, whom he refers to as "extremely pro-Palestinian." “I wasn’t afraid to manoeuvre there. I was not afraid to clash with Clinton.”
BILL CLINTON TO ISRAEL: GIVE OBAMA A CHANCE
His approach to White House demands to withdraw from Palestinian territory under the Oslo accords, he says, drew on his grandfather’s philosophy: “It would be better to give two percent than to give 100 percent.”
He therefore signed the 1997 agreement to pull the Israeli army back from much of Hebron, the last Palestinian city under direct occupation, as a way to avoid conceding more territory.
Take it from Bob
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| Moving Obama to the "right direction" |
Breaking News: Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu is a Liar!
by Bob Johnson
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| Nicolas Sarkozy was born to a Jewish mother and a Catholic father. According to French daily Le Figaro, Sarkozy worked as a ‘Sayan (collaborator)’ for Israeli Mossad before he was elected with the help of CIA. |
It’s not surprising that Netanyahu is a liar. After all, he is the leader of a Jewish state which makes it a policy to lie about their nuclear arsenal and their other REAL chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction. In fact, if an honest Israeli wants to tell the truth about Israel’s deadly nuclear arsenal, Netanyahu and his ilk will put them in prison as was done with Mordechai Vanunu.
A very revealing point was made in the exchange between Sarkozy and Obama. Obama complained that he has to work with Netanyahu every day. Why would the President of the United States of America have to work with a foreign leader every day, particularly one he does not like???
Netanyahu probably likes to keep his goyim (non-Jews) on a short leash. From the Israeli Prime Minister’s perspective, he, Netanyahu, is the plantation and slave owner living in “the big house,” which is Israel, from where he controls his plantation/the United States of America.
Looking at the book the modern state of Israel sees as its deed to the land which made up Greater Israel during biblical times, the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, we see this arrogant mentality in writing. For example, Leviticus 20:24 which has God telling the Hebrews/Jews, “But I have said unto you, Ye shall inherit their land, and I will give it unto you to possess it, a land that floweth with milk and honey: I am the LORD your God, which have separated you from other people.”
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The deceitful and pompous Netanyahu is not worried about his slaves rebelling. |
In this light, it’s not surprising Netanyahu sees Obama and all Americans as slaves working his plantation. Slaves which he does not hesitate to sacrifice on the battlefields of Iraq, Afghanistan or, in the near future, Iran
Israel’s Netanyahu: Internationally Pariah
River to Sea
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