Civil War Advocates

In the book "Neo-conned Again," (p. 84), Stephen J. Sniegoski, Ph.D., describes an article by Oded Yinon entitled "A Strategy for Israel in the 1980s," which was published in the World Zionist Organization's "Kivunim" February 1982. Sniegoski writes, "The article called for Israel to bring about the dissolution of all of the Arab states and their fragmentation into a mosaic of ethnic and sectarian groupings. Yinon believed that this would not be a difficult undertaking because nearly all the Arab states were afflicted with internal religious dissent. In essence, the end result would be a Middle East of powerless mini-states that could in no way confront Israeli power." President Bush appears to be clueless about the neoconservative/Israeli Lobby agenda. Thus, he proudly advocates regime changes, spreading democracy through funding opposition groups, and so on, in numerous Arab and Muslim countries. He doesn't realize that the phrases "regime change" and "spreading democracy" are neoconisms for never-ending civil war. Witness Iraq.