Zionist Advocate Knocks Camera Out of Hands of Alison Weir

A pro Israeli advocate knocked a camera out of the hands of Alison Weir, President of the Council for the National Interest Foundation. The group just finished their press conference on what they call unjustifiable US Aid to Israel.

The two sides met when the Press Club scheduled a pro Israeli news conference to follow held in the same room. The altercation illustrates heightened tensions on differing views regarding America's relationship with Israel.

The Council for the National Interest Foundation wants Americans to know how much of their tax dollars are going to Israel.

CNIF alleges Israel receives so much aid and special treatment because the US Congress is controlled by AIPAC, America's pro Israel lobby. Executive director Phillip Giraldi says Israel spends a lot of money on U.S. elections.

The Council for the National Interest Foundation says many members of Congress fear, if they don't always side with Israel, that they will face retaliation in their own re-election campaigns.

Giraldi is a former CIA counter terrorism expert. He questions why America gives aid to Israel when Israel conducts more espionage for profit against the US than any other US friendly country.

Retired Lt. Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski worked at the Pentagon and says Israel receives preferential treatment.

Kwiatkowski believes America is beginning to take more interest in US foreign policy in the Middle East in large part due to tough economic times. More and more Americans want to know where their hard earned tax dollars are going and why.

You can write to Alison Weir at: alisonweir@gmail.com

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[ModernPlague]

Power-mad Zionists think they can do whatever they want........

They'll find out otherwise.

[scottishbadboytracks]

FKN outstanding post bro ;-D

[shadowofears]

Proisraeli Terrorist

[thisisyourwakeup]

typical example of Zionist thuggery, he should pay for the camera but anyway this episode shows Zionists in action

[thisisyourwakeup]

@ModernPlague they can and do, they really can do whatever they want

[TheEljohara]

bunch of big spoilt brats.

[Blodwen0404]

Continuing Effect

In many respects, the ancient Egyptian laws remain with us today. The Greek lawgiver Solon visited Egypt in the 6th century BC, studied their law and adapted many aspects of it into the legal system of Athens. During Egypt's Greek period, Egyptian law continued to influence the separate Greek legal system.

[Blodwen0404]

Prior to the 7th century BC most contracts and deeds were oral, but with the advent of the Demotic script, many legal transactions were required to be written, and these documents give us a better picture of legal proceedings. A plaintiff was required to bring suit, and if the case was deemed to have validity, the defendant would be ordered to appear before the court. There were no legal advocates, so both parties would present their own arguments.

[Blodwen0404]

Although males dominated the legal system in ancient Egypt, records indicate that females enjoyed considerable rights under the law. Upon an individual's death, property was often divided equally among both male and female children. Woman could own and bequeath property, file lawsuits, be witnesses in court and file for divorce. Children and the poor had considerable legal rights, and even slaves were allowed to own property under certain circumstances.

[Blodwen0404]

Civil Law

Probably one of the most famous cases is that of the the Eloquent Peasant (the Tale of the Eloquent Peasant), which examines a poor man's search for justice from high officials and the king himself. This particular story was widely told in the Middle Kingdom of Egypt (2055-1650) and illustrates the point that even the problems of common peasants were considered important.

[VaiTomarN0Cu]

Fuck those kikes, Im sick of them thinking the US is their fucking piggy bank. They always use the fucking holocaust as a defense against any criticism no wonder damn near every country kicked them out they're parasites.

[callouschristian]

@jerseygirlstacey It wasn't Israel's land to give. This remains the case. Israel is an agressor and an illegal occupier. They are built on lies, deception and murder. Pack your bags for the Pogrom near you.