From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Sat 07 Dec 2002 - 06:10:13 GMT
> Lawry:
> >
> >Our aid to Israel is actually substantially larger than for Egypt,
> >when you count both military and open accounts assistance, and it is
> >even greater if you count the numerous trade breaks we give the
> >Israel. Of course, on a per capita basis our aid to Israel is
> >several-fold what we give to anyone else. It is a choice we make, but
> >a costly one, financially, politically, and in terms of our own
> >security.
> >
> >Cheers,
> >Lawry
>
> You are right here Lawry.
> The CIA Factbook (sic) states that the (Hebrew) population of Israel
> is nearly 6.3 million. This includes .25 million 'settlers' in the
> Occupied Palestine and nearly the same in other disputed areas. It
> does not include any Arabs whether they live in Israel or its
> 'possessions'. The 'Factbook' doesn't have an entry for Palestine but
> it does have an entry for the Gaza Strip and the West Bank as if they
> were separate countries. Nonetheless, as you say the massive amount of
> aid, (almost $800 per capita next year just in direct military aid
> alone = $27 from every Usanian), is at the heart of much resentment in
> Moslem and non-Moslem peoples. Does anyone on the list have a total
> US/Israeli aid figure? Jeremy
>
> The leader who leads from faith works from a warped version of
> strength Wade T Smith
>
Israel is kinda like the modern Berlin, except, instead of being a
democratic city surrounded by hostile Communist totalitarian regimes, it
is a tiny democratic nation surrounded by hostile Islamofascist
totalitarian regimes.
>
>
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