Keep Israel out of NATO

As if, there are not enough prob­lems in the world, now the US pre­pair­ing the world for Israel to join the NATO.

Law­mak­ers praise NATO-Israel ties

Forty mem­bers of the U.S. Con­gress wrote NATO’s secretary-general in sup­port of expand­ing the NATO-Israel relationship.

The let­ter sent Mon­day to Jaap de Hoop Schef­fer praised the increased mil­i­tary coop­er­a­tion between NATO and Israel.

Increased mil­i­tary coop­er­a­tion? need example??

I saw this on the Lebanese TV 4 days ago:

Israeli spy net­work in Lebanon uncovered

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13 Responses to Keep Israel out of NATO

  1. Charles says:

    Inter­est­ing pov LB.

    What is wrong with sov­er­eign Israel enter­ing into a mutual defense struc­ture as a mem­ber of NATO?

    I would think it would have a mit­i­gat­ing effect on the violence.

    Any­one who attacks Israel invokes the mutual defense pact and all mem­bers are oblig­ated to come to her defense.

  2. madtom says:

    I some­how doubt it will ever go through, the day after rat­i­fi­ca­tion a sui­cide bomber will attack or some­one will fire rock­ets from Lebanon and it will drag NATO into the con­flict. I think mem­ber nations will reluc­tant to sign on. This is just pro­pa­ganda or elec­tion year politic. And a lit­tle fear mon­ger­ing from Ladybird.

    Now if I was in charge, I would do it.

  3. Charles says:

    I agree Madtom,

    Europe would NEVER agree to defend Israel. It would be fun to run the exer­cise though just to watch them wig­gle and squirm. Maybe they could engage in a con­struc­tive pub­lic dis­cus­sion. It would be fun to watch.

    Bet­ter than the god damned world cup tomorrow.

    We never expect much from the US, but last world cup was pretty excit­ing for US fans. The Czech’s utterly crushed our sleep­walk­ing team in the first game, and tomor­row we have the bloody Italians.

    I hope we can at least score one goal.

  4. brian says:

    why wuld any­one want a nasty state like Israel in their group? This same state has led the US into a quag­mire in Iraq. Its noto­ri­ous for using suckers…

    The war on Iraq:
    Con­ceived in Israel

    By STEPHEN J. SNIEGOSKI
    http://www.thornwalker.com/ditch/snieg_conc1.htm

  5. Michael says:

    Israel is a racist, apartheid state they are not wel­come in NATO or even the Euro­pean Song Contest.

  6. Nadia says:

    U.S. Con­gress should put its energy on its nation and let Israeli poli­ti­sans put their energy on their nation.

    Or maybe we should say the Israeli lobby should back off and let US con­gress take care of its national issues first sec­ond and third.

    Israel has no sup­port to join NATO, it can dream it will not hap­pen as long as it is occu­p­ing Palestine.

  7. Nadia says:

    LB these spy net­works that pre­form ter­ror acts for Israel are the rea­son why Israel will never be trusted and always be sus­pected of the ter­ror we see in Iraq.

  8. madtom says:

    Israel is a racist, apartheid state

    Yea sure because you said so.

  9. brian says:

    Charles, con­grat­u­la­tions, the US DID score one goal…or rather the Ital­ians scored it for them!!
    But the US team per­formed very com­mend­ably, esp the goal­keeper Keller, and Lan­don Donovon, and Mc Bride…but as for allthose red and yel­low cards…

    Beck­en­bauer chides refs: Franz Beck­en­bauer is annoyed at all the yel­low cards being handed out by World Cup ref­er­ees, and the tour­na­ment orga­nizer and accused an African offi­cial of stu­pid­ity on Friday.’

  10. Michael says:

    Israel is a racist, apartheid state

    Yea sure because you said so.

    Well actu­ally the US State Dept. agrees with me.

  11. Charles says:

    Brian,

    I was quite pleased with US play. I dare say they ‘dom­i­nated’ the first half. But its funny, we can’t seem to score goals. The ref was right to take back beasley’s goal that would have put US up, but he was wrong in other crit­i­cal calls. The (yel­low) red card against pope was a bit extreme because he knew it would mean ejec­tion, and the tackle was noth­ing extrao­d­i­nary. The sec­ond red card was just absurd.

    Play­ing half the game a man down to Italy and hold­ing things together was a decent result.

    I’m not sure beasley should play in next game. Coach gave him a sec­ond chance but with fresh legs in sec­ond half he was afraid to run. I sup­pose he didn’t get the memo that the US needs to win.

    I was glad to see Keller make some saves. I was begin­ning to won­der what he was doing in goal. It seemed every on goal shot went to the back of the net and he just stood there.

  12. brian says:

    On scor­ing goals…well, aus­tralia failed to score any against Brazil, in spite of hav­ing sev­eral oppor­tu­ni­ties. I can only hope that Harry Kewell is not off dur­ing the match with Croa­tia, for his chid­ing the ref for what was per­ceived bias against the aus­tralian team. He can be good, altho our best chances are Tim Cahill and John Aloisi.
    Fail­ure to score goals hap­pens a lot, even to the best teams…Kaka failed to score a sin­gle goal for Brazil in the Aus­tralia match, and he tried 3 times, yet he score the only goal against Croatia…

    But US has a real chal­lenge against Ghana, which man­aged to out score Czech Rep.

  13. Charles says:

    I can only hope the US team is just build­ing momentum.

    All play­ers have good days and bad days. All teams have good days and bad days. To get both the indi­vid­ual play­ers and the team to have a good day (on the same day) isn’t always easy.

    The US started painfully slow but if they are still build­ing their momen­tum, it should be a good match with Ghana. The Czech’s blasted through the US and must have ‘felt’ too high. Ghana brought them back down.

    I just hope our guys put their hearts into it. That’s all I ask.

    If Italy smokes the Czechs, and we can beat some­how beat Ghana, then we squeak through…