Charles "Chas" Freeman GPS W / Zakaria: Israel Lobby has ended his candidacy for the job than Intel's 1 / 2

Charles Freeman's victory forced to retreat, he took with him the Israel Lobby by Justin Raimondo The nixing of Charles "Chas" Freeman from the post of head of the National Intelligence Council is not, as is often claimed, a victory for Israel lobby. Rather it is a Pyrrhic victory, a victory that is so expensive that it is actually a defeat for them. Sure, they were able to resist an incisive critic of Israel-centric view of a grossly distorted and real U.S. foreign policyPolitics, and, yes, he managed to smear him and others to know that someone is radioactive with his views, as high-ranking position is the foreign policy establishment. And again and again. They are the lobby hours were forced open. "A lobby," says Steve Rosen, the leader of the "get Freeman" lynching "is like a flower at night. He lives in the dark and dies in the sun" If so, the Israel lobby is scheduled for Oblivion, because, as hectic andpathetic, as it masks the centrality of their involvement and tried as much as wanted to do this on other themes (his alleged links to Saudi Arabia, his alleged views on China), everyone knows that it was all about Israel and contemptuous look on the Freeman "special relationship" that give us a blank check in Tel Aviv, moral, and monetary demands. As a foreign policy realist, thinks that we should put our personal interests, not the Middle East and elsewherewhich one ...

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