Nader criticizes US bias to Israel
Regional-USA, Politics, 6/19/2004

The Independent Candidate for the presidential American elections Ralph Nader on Friday vehemently criticized the American policies towards the Middle East and Washington's full bias to Israel.

In a statement to Emirate al-Khalij newspaper, Nader called upon Bush's administration to support efforts exerted for achieving peace in the Middle East and to stop backing the Israeli military system as well as to start thinking of its citizens' interests.

He depicted the White House and the US congress as a puppet theatre where Israeli officials control everything and decide what they want then they return to Israel carrying billions of dollars and arms.

Regarding the situation in Iraq, Nader pointed out that the American forces control everything in Iraq including oil and economy, asserting that Washington has planned to establish 14 permanent military base to be the greatest American base outside of the American borders.

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