From: MElsant@aol.com Date: Thu 6 Jan 2000 Subject: Support Israel not Arab terrorists! (VIPAC) Dear Mr. President: Syria remains on the short list of nations that the United States formally recognizes as sponsoring terrorism. The acts of terrorism in which the Syrians have been implicated include many brutal acts resulting in the murder of hundreds of American citizens. How then can you invite their leaders to our country and treat them with so much respect? Shouldn't we instead hold them accountable for the hundreds of American citizens who have been killed? Besides sponsoring terrorism Syria is one of the largest heroin producers in the world. Why do we ignore the destruction of so many American lives by the illicit drug trade in which Syria is a major international player? Unfortunately your administration's foreign policy seems to reflect the rabbinic maxim that one sin facilitates the next sin. You continue to welcome Arafat and his PLO minions to the White House despite their refusal to honor their pledges to dismantle their terrorist infrastructure reduce their armed forces and hand over their illegal weapons. You compound that by continuing to look favorably upon Israel's ongoing transfer of more land to PLO control despite the PLO's ongoing incitement and open preparations for its next war with Israel. Welcoming representatives of Syrian terrorism and drug trade is just a natural extension of these policies. Offering them financial and military aid is the unfortunate end result of an increasingly misguided foreign policy. Please stop your support of Syrian terrorists and drug lords. Please stop your toleration of Arafat's peace agreement violations and your disregard of the PLO's war preparations. Instead please support Israel's Biblical historical and security claims in Judea Samaria and the Golan Heights. Sincerely ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe write to vipac-unsubscribe@listbot.com |
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