Americans Suspicious of AIPAC

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New Poll Shows Americans Suspicious of AIPAC Status
Submitted by sv3n on Tue, 09/14/2004 - 4:59pm. Wisdom
PRESS RELEASE
Council for the National Interest [US]
September 14th, 2004

Contact: Terry Walz

A new Council for the National Interest/Zogby poll commissioned after the
publication of reports that AIPAC was being investigated for espionage shows
that Americans of all backgrounds and ages strongly believe it acts as a
foreign agent for the Israeli government and should be registered as a
foreign agent and lose its tax exempt status.

The poll found 61% "strongly or somewhat agree" that AIPAC should be asked to
register as a foreign agent and lose its tax exempt status, while only 12%
strongly or somewhat disagree that it should. 27% were unsure on the issue.

A majority of people within almost every subgroup agrees. This includes 77%
of 18-29-year-olds, 72% of Hispanics, and approximately two-thirds of
independent voters, 50-64-year-olds, residents of the West region, Catholics,
single adults, parents of children under 17, and men.

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To jest czas na civil war a nie na "suspicions". 61%
"strongly or somewhat agree"? A co mysli te pozostale 39%?eby bola.

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Te wyniki napawaja mnie optymizmem. Ameryka wydaje budzic sie ze snu. Juz
niedlugo wywali to cale hytzpiarstwo ktore traktuje USA jak dojna krowe. I
oczywiscie zydzi napisza nastepny rozdzial w ich historii, tym razem
o "wyssanym z mlekiem matki" antysemityzmie amerykanskim - to tylko kwestia
czasu.

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amen to that

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June 2001 (G): A 60-page internal memo on the Israeli "art student" spy ring is
prepared by the DEA's Office of Security Programs. [DEA report, 6/01] The memo
is a compilation of dozens of field reports, and was meant only for the eyes of
senior officials at the Justice Department (of which the DEA is adjunct), but
it is leaked to the press around December 2001. The report connects the spies
to efforts to foil investigations into Israeli organized crime activity
involving the importation of the drug Ecstasy. The spies also appear to be
snooping on top secret military bases. For instance, on April 30, 2001, an Air
Force alert was issued from Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City
concerning "possible intelligence collection being conducted by Israeli Art
Students." Tinker AFB houses AWACS surveillance craft and Stealth bombers. By
the time of the report, the US has "apprehended or expelled close to 120
Israeli nationals" but many remain at large