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If Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu’s speech to the AIPAC conference
isn’t a reason for the US to declare – finally – that they’ve had
quite enough
of the "special relationship," then nothing is. After ambushing the
Vice President of the United States with an announcement that new
"settlements"
are in the works, the Prime Minister then took his anti-American jihad
to the
enemy’s very gates, in Washington, D.C., where he invoked what Cato
policy
analyst Justin Logan trenchantly described
as "the fallacy of ‘39":

"Seventy-five years ago, many leaders around the world put their
heads
in the sand. Untold millions died in the war that followed.
Ultimately, two
of history’s greatest leaders helped turn the tide.

"Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill helped save the
world.
But they were too late to save six million of my own people. The
future of
the Jewish state can never depend on the goodwill of even the greatest
of men.
Israel must always reserve the right to defend itself."

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