KAFKA LOOKS AT ISRAEL’S CORRUPT PRIME MINISTER

May 28, 2008 at 10:56 pm (Corrupt Politics, Israel, People's Art)

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3 Comments

  1. The Prophet said,

    May 29, 2008 at 7:06 am

    What else would one expect from the global epicenter of organized crime ? What else would one expect from a society based on lying, cheating, stealing, back stabbing, and murder ? What else would one expect from a society where money is the only god ?

  2. Bruce Morley said,

    May 29, 2008 at 11:25 am

    Some things just never change … today’s situation was eloquently described by a French writer around 1850 … her pen name was George Sand

    “… there is a lack of hands to work the land but every profession has a host of aspirants; where human beings, hideously massed together around palaces, crawl and lick the footprints of the rich; where enormous capital, accumulated in accordance with the laws of social wealth … in a few men’s hands, is the prize in a never ending lottery of avarice, immorality, and ineptness … in this country of lewdness and misery, of vice and desolation, in this civilization, rotten to its very roots, you want me to be a loyal citizen? You want me sacrifice my will, desires, imagination to its needs, being either its dupe or its victim, so the penny I might toss to a beggar will end up in a millionaire’s coffers?”

  3. William said,

    May 29, 2008 at 2:55 pm

    Israel commits oppression against the Palestinians, and then when the Palestinians fight back, Israel claims itself to be the victim.
    Here we have a powerful Israeli state with a powerful military claiming to be the victim of the weak, hungry, battered people that it persecutes.
    That does sound as bizarre as a Kafka novel.


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