From: MElsant@aol.com Date: Sat 15 Dec 2001 Subject: Support Israel! Thanks for US veto of anti-Israel UN resolution! (VIPAC) Dear Mr. President: Thank you for your courage in using America's veto on Dec. 15 to stop the UN Security Council resolution against Israel. Even the plucky British only had enough nerve to "abstain" on this imbalanced and unfair anti-Israel resolution. Thanks to your determination to oppose the Islamic terrorism that Arafat's regime harbors your administration was able to summon the political will to do the right thing and use its UN Security Council veto. Your principled refusal to participate in the UN's anti-Israel Durban Conference on Racism your principled refusal to grant chief terrorist Arafat the privilege of a presidential White House audience and your willingness to act boldly against Islamic terrorists in Afghanistan and their American financial supporters at the Islamic Holy Land Foundation which you closed down all demonstrate your courage in defending America and our allies. Such decisions help make the world a safer place for democracy and freedom. Thank you for making those principled correct but nonetheless difficult decisions. The world unfortunately remains a dangerous place and difficult vital decisions still remain for your administration to make. Since Arafat has ignored your appropriate demands to fight the terrorists he has harbored--indeed he has publicly declared a truce with Hamas and Islamic Jihad and publicly renounced all efforts to combat them--it is time to put Arafat and the PLO back on America's priority list of terrorist entities. Please make the next correct principled and difficult decision in our war on Islamic terror and stop your 100 million dollar annual aid package to the PLO and strip Arafat and his minions of their diplomatic offices and credentials in this country by placing them back where they belong at the top of America's priority list of terrorist entities--back where they have been for decades. Sincerely |
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