Ted Deuth (D-FL) and Steve Israel (D-NY) have asked for an investigation to dtermine if the Palestinian Authority (PA) is using U.S. aid for terrorists. They wrote to the Government Accountability Office following news reports that PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has ordered homes be built for terrorists whom Israel freed in return for the release of kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit.They also want to investigate whether Abbas is using U.S. Economic Support Funds for his inilateral move to win U.N. recognition for the PA, a violation of the Oslo Accords and the death nell of the U.S.-sponsored "peace process."
Steve Israel said "We have a foreclosure crises in the United States, and we're struggling to keep American families in their homes. Now we learn that U.S. taxpayer dollars could be going to build homes for terrorists? This is outrageous. I'm asking for a full accounting of how U.S. funds are being used by the Palestinian Authority." Israel My Glory Jan.-Feb. 2012
This is HARDLY a surprise. Money, and lots of it, is regularly sent to the PA so it can be then it can be used to help their people. Really, many others, mainly those on the left, for eg. the NDP, the Lyb's, the Greens etc., etc. think the PA needs to be supported because they, and the Palestinian people are so downtrodden. Well, for one thing, the PA uses very little of this money to benefit their people. This is not new. Yasser Arafat had HUGE investments that were put in place for HIM, not his people, just himself. So many like to put their faith and trust in terrorists. Because of their twisted logic, taxpayers are dragged down with this naieve thought in the name of human rights.
You know, the Aboriginals work, or abuse the system (us) in the same way. The various Chiefs and band councillors really, keep the money that is supposed to be used for the band. And those on the left, the usual suspects, want our Gov't (us) to spend (give) them more money 'cause the band council DOES NOT look after their own people. More silliness.
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