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I am proud to be an American and feel very lucky to have been born in America. I want those children born here today and tomorrow to feel that same way. 1968-69 in the Republic of South Vietnam I was taught things no one should ever need to learn, and while there I decided if ever there was an opportunity for me to speak out on the injustices of our world, I would. This web site is my opportunity. I believe in the right and duty of all Americans to defend our freedom from those who would attack and diminish it. But, I also believe the most immediate threat to our freedom lies not in sneaking saboteurs and terrorists from abroad, but in a government so overzealous in protecting our safety, they destroy the very freedom we all need to preserve it. I believe our founding fathers gave us real gifts in the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Gifts that make this nation one to be proud of, and if our government compromises them, I fear the children born today will never understand the true, greatness of the United States.

Who Is In Charge of Whom?
by James Glaser
January 5, 2009

The vast majority of the world wants the invasion of Gaza by Israel to stop. Of course the United States has fallen in line with Israel. In fact much of the world believes Israel calls the shots for America these days.

So, what does our new President-elect think of this mess? Well, so far nothing. Barack Obama has said nothing, and when you consider that his Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, decided to do his duty for his country by joining the Israeli Army, we can understand why the world thinks Israel controls the United States.

Many believe Emanuel was put into this new White House to control the new President. Having an Israeli Army veteran meeting with President Barack Obama every day will be a sure-fire way to make sure orders from Tel Aviv are clear to the new President of the United States.

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