Your history leaves out the most important facts about Z*****m's takeover of Palestine. I see you can't even force yourself to use the name "Palestine."
Why didn't you mention Z*****m's alliance with Hitler? You remember?--the "T***sfer Agreement"? Why didn't you mention the "Nabka" where Z*****ts reduced the Arab population in Palestine by over a million by either massacring them or driving them out of Palestine?
Your agenda on this forum indicates you are also a member of the vast Z*****t propaganda operation on the internet.

In the first 60 years that China opened up to Christian missionaries there were only two million Christian converts. When Mao outlawed Christianity there were 20 million converts in 20 years. East Germany under c*******m was more Christian than West Germany. C*******t USSR paid Christianity a backhanded compliment by outlawing Christianity, murdering and imprisoning her clergy and Christians, destroying her churches or using them for secular purposes. The Church went underground and emerged after the fall of c*******m. Today, Christianity is stronger in Russia than it is in America. Draw your own conclusions what's in store for America.

The argument over states rights versus Federal unity has gone on since the inception of this country. The rule is that Fed law trumps state law. But that should be true only up to a point. I am old and have forgotten a lot of the things I have learned over the years about this issue. Those who know constitutional law well, I would like to hear about the arguments that have been made over the centuries. The problem with centralization of power is that the citizens lose more and more say.

But there is even a bigger issue looming. That is, who has the power, the country, or the U.N. President Obama has argued in a few cases that congress is irrelevant, the U.N. makes the rules. It has also been argued that treaties with the U.N. overrule our constitution. You can see here that there is an even greater centralization of power and it is quite concerning. Power should remain with the people, and the more local the better. However, there is a need for unity as well. But unity that is forced?

As was stated above, he who pays the Piper calls the tune. We were asleep when we allowed the Feds to usurp all the power and pay the states for everything because now they are calling the tune, and if we don't do what they say, no more sugar daddy.

These famous Jews are saying the same things I say about Israel. Are they anti-Semitic?

Sigmund Freud:

"I concede with sorrow that the baseless fanaticism of our people is in part to be blamed for the awakening of Arab distrust. I can raise no sympathy at all for the misdirected piety which t***sforms a piece of a Herodian wall into a national relic, thereby offending the feelings of the natives."

Albert Einstein:

"The (Israeli) state idea is not according to my heart. I cannot understand why it is needed. It is connected with many difficulties and a narrow-mindedness. I believe it is bad."

Erich Fromm, social psychologist:

"The claim of the Jews to the Land of Israel cannot be a realistic political claim. If all nations would suddenly claim territories in which their forefathers lived two thousand years ago, this world would be a madhouse."

Primo Levi, writer and Auschwitz survivor:

"Everyone has their Jews. For the Israelis they are the Palestinians."

Marek Edelman, last surviving leader of the 1943 Warsaw uprising:

Edelman wrote a letter in support of the Palestine resistance, comparing them to ZOB, the Jewish fighters in Warsaw. He opened with, "Commanders of the Palestine military, paramilitary and partisan operations - to all the soldiers of the Palestine fighting organisations."

Isaac Asimov, novelist:

"I find myself in the odd position of not being a Z*****t ... I think it is wrong for anyone to feel that there is anything special about any one heritage of wh**ever kind. It is delightful to have the human heritage exist in a thousand varieties, for it makes for greater interest, but as soon as one variety is thought to be more important than another, the groundwork is laid for destroying them all."

Hannah Arendt, political scientist:

"The trouble is that Z*****m has often thought and said that the evil of antisemitism was necessary for the good of the Jewish people. In the words of a well-known Z*****t in a letter to me discussing the original Z*****t argumentation: 'The antisemites want to get rid of the Jews, the Jewish State wants to receive them, a perfect match.' "

I.F. Stone, US journalist:

"Israel is creating a kind of moral schizophrenia in world Jewry. In the outside world the welfare of Jewry depends on the maintenance of secular, non-racial, pluralistic societies. In Israel, Jewry finds itself defending a society in which mixed marriages cannot be legalized, in which the ideal is racial and exclusionist."

Noam Chomsky:

"In the Occupied Territories, what Israel is doing is much worse than apartheid. To call it apartheid is a gift to Israel, at least if by "apartheid" you mean South African-style apartheid. What's happening in the Occupied Territories is much worse."

Gabriel Kolko, one of the leading historians on modern warfare:

"The large majority of Israelis are not in the least Jewish in the cultural sense, are scarcely socialist in any sense, and daily life and the way people live is no different in Israel than it is in Chicago or Amsterdam. There is simply no rational reason that justifies the state's creation."

Miriam Margolyes, actor:

"The black South Africans asked for our support and now it's the Palestinians who are asking for our support. I h**e what Israel is doing over there to the Palestinians. I think that boycotting is a very active and non-violent way of protesting."

Uri Avnery, ex-Israeli army officer:

Avnery wrote that after an Israeli military victory, "What will be seared into the consciousness of the world will be the image of Israel as a blood-stained monster, ready at any moment to commit war crimes and not prepared to abide by any moral restraints."

Henry Siegman, Rabbi and director of the U.S./Middle East Project:

"Israel has crossed the threshold from ‘the only democracy in the Middle East' to the only apartheid regime in the Western world."

Richard Cohen, US columnist:

"The greatest mistake Israel could make at the moment is to forget that Israel itself is a mistake … the idea of creating a nation of European Jews in an area of Arab Muslims (and some Christians) has produced a century of warfare and terrorism of the sort we are seeing now. Israel fights Hezbollah in the north and Hamas in the south, but its most formidable enemy is history itself."

Roseanne Barr, US comedian, writer, director, p**********l candidate:

"I am s**k of Israel and I am s**k of Z*****ts. They are propped up by evangelical Christians who cannot wait for the Arabs to k**l them so that their genocidal war god whom they misname Jesus can come back."

Rabbi Michael Lerner, editor of Tikkun Magazine:

"If a Jew today goes into any synagogue in the U.S. or around the world and says, 'I don't believe in God or Torah and I don't follow the commandments,' most will still welcome you in and urge you to become involved. But say, 'I don't support the State of Israel,' and you are likely to be labeled a 'self-hating Jew' or anti-Semite, scorned and dismissed."

Richard Falk, the former UN special rapporteur on human rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories:

Falk has called Israeli policies in the Occupied Territories "a crime against humanity." Falk also has compared Israel's treatment of the Palestinians to the N**i treatment of the Jews. Falk has said, "I think the Palestinians stand out as the most victimized people in the world."