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What initially seemed to be a journalistic scoop of dubious moral propriety now seems to be a case of an Israeli paper being played by the Barack Obama campaign. Maariv, the second most popular newspaper in Israel, was roundly criticized for publishing the note Obama left in the Kotel. But now a Maariv spokesperson says that publication of the note was pre-approved for international publication by the Obama campaign, leading to the conclusion that the "private" prayer was intentionally leaked for public consumption.
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Yediot Aharonot, the country's most popular daily, published an article Friday saying it had also obtained the note but decided not to publish it, to respect Obama's privacy.
This really does not surprise me. I would put nothing past obama and his campaign.
But--but--but surely this can't be true. Stephen Colbert assured the nation he had the real prayer. It said "Dear Lord, please keep Jesse Jackson away from my nuts."
Sometimes I wonder if some of our innocent CDF posters are undercover Zionist plants by the IDF aiming at planting pro-Israel propaganda in a sinister brainwashing operation.
This really does not surprise me. I would put nothing past obama and his campaign.
I agree with you.
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