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Ingrid Mattson's speaks in 'dulcet tones'?

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Submitted by M.D'Souza (United States), May 31, 2007 at 20:35

Mattson's advice to the American Jews against Evangelical Christians (who are also referred to as American Likudniks!) is too harsh to call it a 'dulcet tone'. She just want to put a wedge between these two groups.

Mattson's advice sounds as harsh as when Condoleezza Rice (whose name originates from con-dolce meaning with sweetness) talks about her two-state solution for Israel and Palestinians living side by side.


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