5/12/2004
Israel's Threat to World Peace by General James J. David
Israeli/Palestinian Conflict
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Title: Israel's Threat to World Peace
Source: Nile Media
URL Source: http://www.nilemedia.com
Published: May 12, 2004
Author: Brigadier General James J. David
Middle East seasoned General James J. David's article on how Israel constitutes a threat to world peace may be accessed at Nile Media's Must Read section. General David has written a letter to the Atlanta Journal Constitution about the arrest in Tennessee this past weekend of two Israelis under suspicious circumstances. His text is as follows:
From: Brigadier General James J. David
To: Mark Dankof's America
This is a Letter to the Editor that I sent to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Middle East Terrorists?
Something very suspicious happened over the weekend that's not receiving much news coverage. Two Middle East men who led Tennessee police on a high speed chase in a rented Ryder truck are now being held without bond pending an investigation by the FBI.
It seems that the two Middle East men refused to stop while being chased for three miles by Tennessee police. Officers saw the men throw something from the truck while being pursued and later the officers found a vial containing an unknown substance along the roadway.
Once the men were apprehended, officers also found a "Learn to Fly" brochure in the truck leading officers and others to express concern about the security at the Nuclear Fuel services plant nearby. The two men also gave authorities a fake Florida driver's license and fake identification cards.
It would seem that this incident would've received headline news coverage, but not only did it not receive Headline News, it wasn't even mentioned in the AJC, CNN, FOX, or any other major media outlet. The only mention made was in an Associated Press article. It wasn't mentioned in the other outlets because the two Middle East men were not of Arab origin -- They were both Israeli Jews. Now you know why the silence.
Whatever the case may be, is there any doubt that journalists generally understand critical words about Israel to be hazardous to their careers?
James J. David
James J. David is a retired Army National Guard Brigadier General who served 3 years active duty in and around the Middle East.
The story can be verified with the following link: 1. Real History and the Mossad http://www.fpp.co.uk/online/04/05/HeraldTrib_090504.html
See other Israeli/Palestinian Conflict Articles
Title: Israel's Threat to World Peace
Source: Nile Media
URL Source: http://www.nilemedia.com
Published: May 12, 2004
Author: Brigadier General James J. David
Middle East seasoned General James J. David's article on how Israel constitutes a threat to world peace may be accessed at Nile Media's Must Read section. General David has written a letter to the Atlanta Journal Constitution about the arrest in Tennessee this past weekend of two Israelis under suspicious circumstances. His text is as follows:
From: Brigadier General James J. David
To: Mark Dankof's America
This is a Letter to the Editor that I sent to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Middle East Terrorists?
Something very suspicious happened over the weekend that's not receiving much news coverage. Two Middle East men who led Tennessee police on a high speed chase in a rented Ryder truck are now being held without bond pending an investigation by the FBI.
It seems that the two Middle East men refused to stop while being chased for three miles by Tennessee police. Officers saw the men throw something from the truck while being pursued and later the officers found a vial containing an unknown substance along the roadway.
Once the men were apprehended, officers also found a "Learn to Fly" brochure in the truck leading officers and others to express concern about the security at the Nuclear Fuel services plant nearby. The two men also gave authorities a fake Florida driver's license and fake identification cards.
It would seem that this incident would've received headline news coverage, but not only did it not receive Headline News, it wasn't even mentioned in the AJC, CNN, FOX, or any other major media outlet. The only mention made was in an Associated Press article. It wasn't mentioned in the other outlets because the two Middle East men were not of Arab origin -- They were both Israeli Jews. Now you know why the silence.
Whatever the case may be, is there any doubt that journalists generally understand critical words about Israel to be hazardous to their careers?
James J. David
James J. David is a retired Army National Guard Brigadier General who served 3 years active duty in and around the Middle East.
The story can be verified with the following link: 1. Real History and the Mossad http://www.fpp.co.uk/online/04/05/HeraldTrib_090504.html
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