re: #69 ralphieboy

There is one issue here that has been overlooked: the British (or any other nation) cannot let another nation, for any reason, forge its passports and expect not to be reprimanded for it.

This. I believe, has little to do with anti-Semitism or appeasing the native Islamic community, it has to do with propriety, sovereignity and diplomatic documents, which belong to the Queen, and the British are rather sticklers for that at times.

4srs, killing someone while wearing false colours used to be a cause for war.

You’d think that isreal would get it in writing that it was ok to use x passport to whack a guy, it prevents ‘misunderstandings’ like this later.

and I fail to see how kowtowing to Isreal’s every desire is anti-semetic.
What’s best for America may not be the best for Isreal and vice versa, it’s the job of the american government to lookout for us and our concerns, and the job of the other guys to watchout for their interests.

if we had the same interests then we wouldn’t be seperate nations.