| You can take a paysano to a city, but you cannot take the farm for the guy. Now, who ever followed Peres` political itenarary should by now find a lot of moral and ethical failing bricks in his his make-up. As a President of a State that purport to demand highest moral behaviour, you would attempt to hope that the FUNCTION will bestow upon the man a different set of moral-ethics. Oh, no with this guy. He is into his old tricks: arrogance, plenty of room for dictatorship, and knowing better than his collegues and the Government to whom he owes submission, under the law: only if he, Peres, were a law abiding citizen. It has been too long since fe fended for himself; the power corrupted the guy to an extreme level whereby he assimilated the feeling of all powerfull entity, abiding to no one. See what he did at the UN, the Turkeysh incident, and the display at AIPAC: what a land?! justice for some none for the majority... |
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