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[edit] External links including two blog articles
I am fully aware, that this does not quite conform with Wikipedia standards, but somehow both blogs occupy a gray area.
Phil Weiss is a professional journalist who once wrote his blog for an American newsaper; while Magnes Zionist is academic and one of the most interesting voices concerning US/Israel politics on the net. How can it be that he can be cited here in something he published but not with something he shares with us netizens similar to the Wikipedia enterprise? OK, one of these days I'll find the rules and the argument around it.
I can be straightforward: This is the action of a foreign agent (Germans for Barak Obama). And just in case you delete the links in the artic, I'll paste them here:
