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Thank you for your insightful review of Munich. You have confirmed my suspicions about yet another revision of history by a liberal from Hollywood. I find myself confused, however, in examining the dichotomy between Jewish liberals in the U.S. and the perpetual condemnation of their Israeli homeland and its people. It seems only conservatives here back Israel and her right to defend herself, while the liberal population here (including its Jewish subset) regularly wave their pro-Palestinian flag. Not only does that stance place politics above blood, but it also translates into election after election here at home where the liberal candidate can bank on the Jewish vote almost as much as they can assume the black vote.
What would explain and possibly correct this?
p>Thank you and Merry Christmas. br> — Todd Gelhaar br> Denver, Colorado /p> p> Can someone tell me the last time a leftist Hollywood film maker told a TRUE story? They are always tilted left. br> — Elaine Kyle /p> p> AN IRVING CHRISTMAS
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