the patronage of a radical, rightist America we can conduct a radical, rightist policy without paying the price.' No more ." (The last two words were Friedman's own). One implication is that it's not only a growing number of American Jews who now regard Israel as a liability. Though still a minority, a growing number of all Americans are beginning to see the same light. And that's why I am not abandoning hope that at a point, most likely in the last year of his second term, President Obama will feel himself free enough to do what I truly believe he really wants to do -- confront the Zionist monster, beginning with its lobby in America. Footnote It may also be that events in Greater Israel will assist Obama to abandon the policy of support for it right or wrong. I will explain why in my next post -- Israel heading further down the road to fascism? 12 Responses Comment #1 November 13, 2012 22:47 Sami Joseph said... I believe you underestimate the Zionist stranglehold on the corridors of power in DC. Also, we all do know what happened to JFK, but no-one talks about his "elimination". Besides, anyone in position of authority who may be remotely suspected as a potential threat, or even a credible whistle-blower, is likely to have the same fate as JFK. Mr. Alan Hart, I did not realize How Much Sense you Make ! I Totally agree with your "Take'' Concerning Americas` ''Dimming relationship with