LUISA MORGANTINI PROVES HERSELF ODIOUS

Trade between the European Union and Israel should be halted in protest at human rights violations in the Palestinian territories, per Luisa Morgantini, a vice-president of the European Parliament, speaking to a United Nations conference in Brussels.

Luisa Morgantini has called for the agreement under which Israel currently enjoys free trade in industrial goods, and preferential treatment of farm produce entering the European Union to be suspended.

[Info source: http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article8974.shtml]


Luisa Morgantini is a Member of the European Parliament. She has been a member of the Italian Communist Party since the early sixties.

Not surprisingly, she is also associated with Women In Black, having been one of the founders of the Italian branch of the Women in Black organization.

[I wrote about the Women in Black here:
http://atthebackofthehill.blogspot.com/2007/04/women-in-black-some-more-background.html]



MARXIST-LENINIST WHACK-JOB

Like others among the Euro-sinister, Luisa Morgantini demands that the UN send peacekeeping troops to Gaza and the West Bank to protect Palestinians after they have committed atrocities.
And, again like many, she believes that she has a natural right to opinionate on issues which do not concern her, and which her leaders, her colleagues, and her kind have done much to make worse since 1948.


Most telling is this quote: "Any negotiations on an overall peace agreement should be based on the relevant UN Security Council resolutions and the certainty of a Palestinian State alongside the State of Israel with Jerusalem as a shared capital."

Sweetheart, a Palestinian state is by no means a certainty and arguably not desirable in the first place, Jerusalem is indivisible, the UN is a forum for third-world gangster regimes and has accomplished nothing since the fifties, and, just so you know, Italian Communists are a tired cliché.


Europeans should realize that their voice in world affairs is far less significant than they assume, and that their opinions are hopelessly dated and immaterial. They have not been able to control events since they lost their empires, and given the quisling postures of their politicians and the arrogance of their intellectuals, it is no surprise that the only importance Europe has in world affairs is inversely proportionate to their reliance on America for their collective security and prosperity.

Many European politicians should be considered dangerous and discouraged from travel or public speaking. One rather wishes that the European public would understand how ill they are served by their party hacks.