Don’t Risk Israel’s Security On Obama’s Words
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Sheldon Adelson
In these times of unrest and violence, it is necessary to elect a commander-in-chief whose words we can trust. Mitt Romney, to my mind, is a much safer choice.
To be sure, no one should argue that Jews must support Romney just because he is more reliable on Israel. But neither should they dismiss him because they don’t agree with his every position. When the Jewish homeland is at stake, we must not let ourselves be fooled by Obama’s oratorical skills. Nor can we afford to ignore his poor track record on Israel.
Those who support Obama are asking the rest of us to trust a president who has yet to recognize Israel’s ancient capital, a promise he made in the last election.
So keep in mind Obama’s open microphone comments next time someone says you must take the president at his word. And ask yourself: Should we risk Israel’s security on his campaign rhetoric?
For Obama, the issue is political; for Israel, it’s existential – a matter of survival. JNS.org
Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, established the Adelson Family Foundation to support programs that benefit the state of Israel and the Jewish people, including Birthright Israel. The CEO and principal owner of the Las Vegas Sands Corp, Adelson has created and developed more than 50 different companies during a six-decade career in the U.S. and Asia as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist. In September, Forbes magazine listed him as the 12th-wealthiest American. In June, he gave the pro-Mitt Romney Super PAC $10 million.
tell a friendAbout the Author: Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, established the Adelson Family Foundation to support programs that benefit the state of Israel and the Jewish people, including Birthright Israel. The CEO and principal owner of the Las Vegas Sands Corp, Adelson has created and developed more than 50 different companies during a six-decade career in the U.S. and Asia as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist. In September, Forbes magazine listed him as the 12th-wealthiest American.
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Americans who care about Israel and Americans who care about America, should not vote to re-elect President Obama.
Mr. Adelson presents many facts that prove that President Obama really cannot.
be trusted in this area.
There is also the recent statement of Senator Dianne Feinstein, that she would not support a strike against Iran under any circumstance.
A nuclear Iran is a certainty under a new Obama administration.
I've been reading about the Obama campaign's financial advantage – that Romney has had to cut back on TV ads in many important markets while Obama has flooded those markets with attack ads. I thought Mr. Adelson was going to donate $100 million to the Romney campaign? If so, the time is now!
THE anti-christ obama can not be trusted for any reason, he hates ISRAEL and only fools wound believe other wise, HE plans to DESTROY america so that no one can stop his conquest of the world, WHEN the war starts in america, KNOW ISRAEL is going to BE NEXT, they have given THOUSANDS OF NUCLEAR weapons to the IRANIANS, IF israel attacks IRAN, ISRAEL will BE LEVELED, that's their PLAN, CALL ON THE LORD DEAR ISRAEL, IT WILL BE YOUR ONLY HOPE OF DEFEATING THE ANTI-CHRIST OBAMA and this DEMON SPAWN……………….
Sheldon Adelson has donated ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS [$100,000,000] to the Romney campaign, in an effort to avoid paying TWO BILLION DOLLARS [$2,000,000,000] in taxes, if Obama is elected. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/11/sheldon-adelson-2-billion-tax-cut-mitt-romney_n_1873683.html
Did you not read the article? To date, the Adelsons have only donated $10 million to the Romney campaign. And your assumption that Sheldon Adelson would support Romney to save on taxes is total bullshit. He's supporting Romney because Obama is an Islamic terrorist bent on destroying Israel and America.
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. It's always good to hear a sane, well thought through, thoroughly researched opinion.