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theod...@lycos.com
Jul 1, 2007, 8:14:33 PM7/1/07
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On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> CONTROLLED PRESS CONCEALS CHERTOFF'S ISRAELI ROOTS
>
> By Christopher Bollyn
>
> Exclusive to American Free Press
>
> Michael Chertoff, the new head of the Department of Homeland Security,
> was approved in a 98-0 vote in the U.S. Senate without the question of
> his Israeli roots " and nationality " even being raised.
>
> On February 15, 2005, Michael Chertoff, an apparent dual national with
> Israeli roots, was sworn in as the second Secretary of the Department
> of Homeland Security (DHS). The new "homeland security czar," who
> oversees the U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services,
> seems to be hiding his own dual-national status with the
> cooperation of the controlled press.
>
> Although the media scrutinized Bernard Kerik, President George W.
> Bush's first choice to head DHS, and uncovered embarrassing details
> about his mother, there was no discussion of Chertoff's mother, who
> played a noteworthy role in the creation of the Zionist state in
> Palestine.
>
> The omission of Chertoff's mother's Zionist past suggests that there
> is an effort by the media to conceal his ties to Israel and his status
> as a "de jure" Israeli national, by birth.
>
> Under Israeli law, a child born to an Israeli citizen, including
> children born outside of Israel as first generation out of Israel, is
> considered an Israeli citizen. The child remains an Israeli national
> until he or she formally renounces their Israeli nationality.
>
> Chertoff was born on November 28, 1953 in Elizabeth, New Jersey, to
> the New York-born Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff and Livia Eisen, the
> first hostess for El Al, Israel's state-owned airlines, founded in
> 1948.
>
> SON OF A RABBI
>
> "The son of a rabbi," The Star-Ledger of Newark, New Jersey, reported
> on February 16, "Chertoff was born in Elizabeth, graduated from
> Harvard University in 1975, and received his law degree from Harvard
> Law School in 1978."
>
> The Star-Ledger, Chertoff's hometown newspaper, however, seems to have
> omitted mentioning his mother to avoid discussing that Livia [Eisen]
> Chertoff lived and worked in Israel and was apparently an Israeli
> national.
>
> The Star-Ledger is well aware of Livia's Israeli roots. Six years ago,
> in her obituary of December 21, 1998, the paper reported her role in
> the founding of Israel. "She [Livia Chertoff] was the first airline
> hostess for El Al airlines and participated in Operation Magic Carpet,
> the famous airlift of Yemenite Jews to Israel," it reported.
>
> Even in 1998, however, The Star-Ledger was vague about Livia's
> nationality. "Born in Poland, Mrs. Chertoff lived in Palestine and
> Elizabeth before moving to Florida several years ago," it wrote.
>
> Israel's citizenship law of 1952 says: "Any Jew who immigrated to
> Israel before July 14, 1952, was granted citizenship after declaring a
> desire to reside permanently in Israel." As El Al's first hostess,
> Livia probably held Israeli citizenship.
>
> Furthermore, a "child born on or after July 14, 1952," is an Israeli
> citizen if "at least one of whose parents is a citizen of Israel,
> regardless of the childâ?Ts country of birth."
>
> EVASIVE ANSWERS
>
> Secretary Chertoff was evasive when American Free Press asked about
> his mother's nationality, which if Israeli, would make him an Israeli
> national.
>
> A "national" is defined as a citizen of a particular nation, while
> formal citizenship status confers specific rights, duties, and
> privileges on the citizen.
>
> Asked about the status of Chertoff's mother's nationality, DHS
> spokesman Brian Roehrkasse provided an evasive answer: "He does not
> hold, nor has he ever held, dual citizenship."
>
> "While his mother did reside in Israel, he [Chertoff] does not believe
> she ever held Israeli citizenship," Roehrkasse said. She resided there
> during the British mandate period (prior to the creation of the state
> of Israel), later lived in the UK, and he believes she may have held
> British citizenship at the time she worked for El Al."
>
> Livia reportedly participated in Operation Magic Carpet, the top-
> secret airlift of some 45,000 Yemenite Jews to Israel from June 1949
> to September 1950. Livia's connection with El Al and the secret
> airlift operations run by Israeli intelligence, indicate she was
> involved with Israel's intelligence agency, the Mossad.
>
> Operation Magic Carpet was so secret it wasn't even revealed to the
> press until months after the last of the 380 flights from Yemen had
> arrived in Israel in late 1950.
>
> Chertoff's children have attended Jewish private schools, and his
> wife, Meryl Justin, was a co-chair of the regional Anti-Defamation
> League's (ADL) civil rights committee.
>
> Chertoff is secretive about his childhood, perhaps to avoid discussing
> the intense Talmudic and Zionist upbringing he received in a family in
> which all the men were rabbis and scholars of the Talmud.
>
> "My childhood was...average...Nothing stands out. It all kind of
> blends into the murky past," he told The Star Ledger in March 2001.
> Pressed for more details, Chertoff "reclined in his chair" and said,
> "I'll take the Fifth."
>
> NO OPPOSITION
>
> Unlike other Bush nominees, there was no opposition in the Senate to
> Chertoff heading DHS. The Senate voted 98-0 to approve Chertoff on
> February 15. Chertoff, 51, took the oath of office that night in "a
> private ceremony at the White House."
>
> DHS has a $32 billion budget, 180,000 employees, and jurisdiction over
> immigration, customs and transportation security, the Coast Guard, the
> Secret Service and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
>
> The question of Chertoff's dual-nationality doesn't seem to have
> concerned a single U.S. senator.
>
> Chertoff became Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division,
> by a vote of 95-1 on May 24, 2001.
>
> In this position Chertoff was architect of some of the most
> controversial elements of the Bush administration's domestic war on
> terrorism and played a central role in formulating the Bush
> administration's "anti-terrorism policy." He defended the
> administration's decisions to hold military tribunals for non-U.S.
> suspect terrorists and to monitor phone conversations between
> attorneys and their clients.
>
> Chertoff oversaw the detention of 762 foreign nationals for minor
> immigration violations, although none was charged with a terrorism-
> related crime. The detention of hundreds of people was necessary to
> detect "sleeper cells" of terrorists, he said.
>
> "Chertoff headed the Justice Department's criminal division when
> hundreds of foreigners were swept up on minor charges and held for an
> average of 80 days," The Washington Post reported. "Some detainees
> were denied their right to see a lawyer, were not told of the charges
> against them, or were physically abused."
>
> At the same time, Chertoff allowed scores of suspected Israeli
> terrorists and spies to quietly return to Israel. In several cases,
> Israeli suspects working for phoney moving companies, such as Urban
> Moving Systems from Weehawken, N.J., were caught driving moving vans
> which tested positive for explosives. On September 14, Dominic Suter,
> the owner of the moving company, which was found to be a Mossad front
> company, fled to Israel after FBI agents requested a second interview.
>
> One group of 5 Israelis was seen on the roof of Urban Moving Systems
> videotaping and celebrating the destruction of the World Trade Center.
> These Israeli agents were returned to Israel on visa violations.
>
> These Israeli suspects, and others, who had apparently transported
> explosives in the New York area, were allowed to return to Israel
> without being properly interrogated or their presence and activities
> in the United States having been vigorously investigated.
> CONTROLLED PRESS CONCEALS CHERTOFF'S ISRAELI ROOTS
>
> By Christopher Bollyn
>
> Exclusive to American Free Press
>
> Michael Chertoff, the new head of the Department of Homeland Security,
> was approved in a 98-0 vote in the U.S. Senate without the question of
> his Israeli roots " and nationality " even being raised.
>
> On February 15, 2005, Michael Chertoff, an apparent dual national with
> Israeli roots, was sworn in as the second Secretary of the Department
> of Homeland Security (DHS). The new "homeland security czar," who
> oversees the U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services,
> seems to be hiding his own dual-national status with the
> cooperation of the controlled press.
>
> Although the media scrutinized Bernard Kerik, President George W.
> Bush's first choice to head DHS, and uncovered embarrassing details
> about his mother, there was no discussion of Chertoff's mother, who
> played a noteworthy role in the creation of the Zionist state in
> Palestine.
>
> The omission of Chertoff's mother's Zionist past suggests that there
> is an effort by the media to conceal his ties to Israel and his status
> as a "de jure" Israeli national, by birth.
>
> Under Israeli law, a child born to an Israeli citizen, including
> children born outside of Israel as first generation out of Israel, is
> considered an Israeli citizen. The child remains an Israeli national
> until he or she formally renounces their Israeli nationality.
>
> Chertoff was born on November 28, 1953 in Elizabeth, New Jersey, to
> the New York-born Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff and Livia Eisen, the
> first hostess for El Al, Israel's state-owned airlines, founded in
> 1948.
>
> SON OF A RABBI
>
> "The son of a rabbi," The Star-Ledger of Newark, New Jersey, reported
> on February 16, "Chertoff was born in Elizabeth, graduated from
> Harvard University in 1975, and received his law degree from Harvard
> Law School in 1978."
>
> The Star-Ledger, Chertoff's hometown newspaper, however, seems to have
> omitted mentioning his mother to avoid discussing that Livia [Eisen]
> Chertoff lived and worked in Israel and was apparently an Israeli
> national.
>
> The Star-Ledger is well aware of Livia's Israeli roots. Six years ago,
> in her obituary of December 21, 1998, the paper reported her role in
> the founding of Israel. "She [Livia Chertoff] was the first airline
> hostess for El Al airlines and participated in Operation Magic Carpet,
> the famous airlift of Yemenite Jews to Israel," it reported.
>
> Even in 1998, however, The Star-Ledger was vague about Livia's
> nationality. "Born in Poland, Mrs. Chertoff lived in Palestine and
> Elizabeth before moving to Florida several years ago," it wrote.
>
> Israel's citizenship law of 1952 says: "Any Jew who immigrated to
> Israel before July 14, 1952, was granted citizenship after declaring a
> desire to reside permanently in Israel." As El Al's first hostess,
> Livia probably held Israeli citizenship.
>
> Furthermore, a "child born on or after July 14, 1952," is an Israeli
> citizen if "at least one of whose parents is a citizen of Israel,
> regardless of the childâ?Ts country of birth."
>
> EVASIVE ANSWERS
>
> Secretary Chertoff was evasive when American Free Press asked about
> his mother's nationality, which if Israeli, would make him an Israeli
> national.
>
> A "national" is defined as a citizen of a particular nation, while
> formal citizenship status confers specific rights, duties, and
> privileges on the citizen.
>
> Asked about the status of Chertoff's mother's nationality, DHS
> spokesman Brian Roehrkasse provided an evasive answer: "He does not
> hold, nor has he ever held, dual citizenship."
>
> "While his mother did reside in Israel, he [Chertoff] does not believe
> she ever held Israeli citizenship," Roehrkasse said. She resided there
> during the British mandate period (prior to the creation of the state
> of Israel), later lived in the UK, and he believes she may have held
> British citizenship at the time she worked for El Al."
>
> Livia reportedly participated in Operation Magic Carpet, the top-
> secret airlift of some 45,000 Yemenite Jews to Israel from June 1949
> to September 1950. Livia's connection with El Al and the secret
> airlift operations run by Israeli intelligence, indicate she was
> involved with Israel's intelligence agency, the Mossad.
>
> Operation Magic Carpet was so secret it wasn't even revealed to the
> press until months after the last of the 380 flights from Yemen had
> arrived in Israel in late 1950.
>
> Chertoff's children have attended Jewish private schools, and his
> wife, Meryl Justin, was a co-chair of the regional Anti-Defamation
> League's (ADL) civil rights committee.
>
> Chertoff is secretive about his childhood, perhaps to avoid discussing
> the intense Talmudic and Zionist upbringing he received in a family in
> which all the men were rabbis and scholars of the Talmud.
>
> "My childhood was...average...Nothing stands out. It all kind of
> blends into the murky past," he told The Star Ledger in March 2001.
> Pressed for more details, Chertoff "reclined in his chair" and said,
> "I'll take the Fifth."
>
> NO OPPOSITION
>
> Unlike other Bush nominees, there was no opposition in the Senate to
> Chertoff heading DHS. The Senate voted 98-0 to approve Chertoff on
> February 15. Chertoff, 51, took the oath of office that night in "a
> private ceremony at the White House."
>
> DHS has a $32 billion budget, 180,000 employees, and jurisdiction over
> immigration, customs and transportation security, the Coast Guard, the
> Secret Service and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
>
> The question of Chertoff's dual-nationality doesn't seem to have
> concerned a single U.S. senator.
>
> Chertoff became Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division,
> by a vote of 95-1 on May 24, 2001.
>
> In this position Chertoff was architect of some of the most
> controversial elements of the Bush administration's domestic war on
> terrorism and played a central role in formulating the Bush
> administration's "anti-terrorism policy." He defended the
> administration's decisions to hold military tribunals for non-U.S.
> suspect terrorists and to monitor phone conversations between
> attorneys and their clients.
>
> Chertoff oversaw the detention of 762 foreign nationals for minor
> immigration violations, although none was charged with a terrorism-
> related crime. The detention of hundreds of people was necessary to
> detect "sleeper cells" of terrorists, he said.
>
> "Chertoff headed the Justice Department's criminal division when
> hundreds of foreigners were swept up on minor charges and held for an
> average of 80 days," The Washington Post reported. "Some detainees
> were denied their right to see a lawyer, were not told of the charges
> against them, or were physically abused."
>
> At the same time, Chertoff allowed scores of suspected Israeli
> terrorists and spies to quietly return to Israel. In several cases,
> Israeli suspects working for phoney moving companies, such as Urban
> Moving Systems from Weehawken, N.J., were caught driving moving vans
> which tested positive for explosives. On September 14, Dominic Suter,
> the owner of the moving company, which was found to be a Mossad front
> company, fled to Israel after FBI agents requested a second interview.
>
> One group of 5 Israelis was seen on the roof of Urban Moving Systems
> videotaping and celebrating the destruction of the World Trade Center.
> These Israeli agents were returned to Israel on visa violations.
>
> These Israeli suspects, and others, who had apparently transported
> explosives in the New York area, were allowed to return to Israel
> without being properly interrogated or their presence and activities
> in the United States having been vigorously investigated.
And to top it off the guys is totally incompetent.
greg
Spaz
Jul 1, 2007, 9:43:08 PM7/1/07
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<theod...@lycos.com> wrote in message
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On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
> Michael Chertoff, the new head of the Department of Homeland Security,
> was approved in a 98-0 vote in the U.S. Senate without the question of
> his Israeli roots " and nationality " even being raised.
news:1183335273.7...@a26g2000pre.googlegroups.com...
On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
> Michael Chertoff, the new head of the Department of Homeland Security,
> was approved in a 98-0 vote in the U.S. Senate without the question of
> his Israeli roots " and nationality " even being raised.
His qualifications were so great and unique, there was no need to look for
reasons to disqualify him since he was obviously the best man for the job.
> Although the media scrutinized Bernard Kerik, President George W.
> Bush's first choice to head DHS, and uncovered embarrassing details
> about his mother, there was no discussion of Chertoff's mother, who
> played a noteworthy role in the creation of the Zionist state in
> Palestine.
And your problem with that is...?
> The omission of Chertoff's mother's Zionist past suggests that there
> is an effort by the media to conceal his ties to Israel and his status
> as a "de jure" Israeli national, by birth.
I see no effort to conceal ANYTHING. No one ever denied his heritage, and
there's no reason to deny him any position just because YOU have a problem
with it, hater.
> The question of Chertoff's dual-nationality doesn't seem to have
> concerned a single U.S. senator.
WHAT dual nationality?
> And to top it off the guys is totally incompetent.
Congress seems to unanimously disagree with you.
NNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXT!
Al E. Gator
Jul 2, 2007, 2:17:24 AM7/2/07
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"Spaz" <y...@right.com> wrote in message
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> <theod...@lycos.com> wrote in message
> news:1183335273.7...@a26g2000pre.googlegroups.com...
> On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
> His qualifications were so great and unique, there was no need to look for
> reasons to disqualify him since he was obviously the best man for the job.
>
he's not a live human being, he's actually one of those losing confederate
hillbilly traitors
they dug up and restored, not too well I might add, with robotic controls,
he's controlled from cheney's office, that's why the fat ass criminal
doesn't want any investigation, might upset the whore running
southern baptists
somebody needs to rebury that putrid piece of hillbilly rotting meat
Jerry Okamura
Jul 2, 2007, 2:55:00 PM7/2/07
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If it was concealed, how did you learn about this? What difference does it
make that he has concealed Israeli roots? Who has faced the threat of
terrorism and who probably has the most direct experience in dealing with
such threats, than the Israeli's?
make that he has concealed Israeli roots? Who has faced the threat of
terrorism and who probably has the most direct experience in dealing with
such threats, than the Israeli's?
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Bearkiller
Jul 9, 2007, 9:18:37 AM7/9/07
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Jerry Okamura wrote:
Because most Americans, myself included, don't want dual citizens with
questionable loyalties in government, at any level.
Jerry Okamura
Jul 9, 2007, 10:56:36 AM7/9/07
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"Bearkiller" <fas...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Well, then have the law changed. How much effort have you put behind that?
Bearkiller
Jul 9, 2007, 11:52:22 PM7/9/07
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Jerry Okamura
Jul 10, 2007, 12:36:24 PM7/10/07
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The answer then is...not much.....
Bearkiller
Jul 10, 2007, 7:21:48 PM7/10/07
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Jerry Okamura wrote:
You know this, how, exactly?
Jerry Okamura
Jul 11, 2007, 3:24:34 PM7/11/07
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news:cwUki.9366$yD2....@bignews1.bellsouth.net...>>>>>>> regardless of the childā?Ts country of birth."
From what you said you have done to date.....
Michael Ejercito
Aug 25, 2007, 1:40:12 PM8/25/07
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On Jul 1, 5:14 pm, theodor...@lycos.com wrote:
> On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > CONTROLLED PRESS CONCEALS CHERTOFF'S ISRAELI ROOTS
>
Controlled by WHOM?> On Jul 1, 11:11 am, LuX <lrmzmz...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > CONTROLLED PRESS CONCEALS CHERTOFF'S ISRAELI ROOTS
>
I'll bet I can guess...
Michael
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