I recently wrote about how fmr. Irish President Mary Robinson will be awarded the highest civilian honor in the United States: the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Such a medal is infrequently bestowed by the president. Personally, President Bush soiled the honor awarding it to the likes of Paul Bremer, the man who de-commissioned the Iraqi army, C.I.A. Directory George Tenet, who stated that the WMD case for Iraq was a “slam dunk,” and Harvard Zionist propagandist Ruth Weiss.

But be awarding it by Obama is a different matter and, for some, restores the honor of it. And Mary Robinson is surely worthy of such a honor. The first female president of Ireland she presided over the liberalization of the economy and then went on to head the United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees. I wrote recently that Mary Robinson would be attacked by Zionist groups who would seek to stop the White House from awarding her. Why?

...during the 2001 Durban conference against racism, and was seen by Jewish leaders as not taking enough action to deter the anti-Jewish and anti-Israel actions at the conference She was also seen as a tough critic of Israel’s use of force against the Palestinians during her term in office.

And she has accused Israel to trying to destroy Palestinian civilization.

I wrote then:

Mark my words, the Anti-Defamation League and other Zionist organizations will protest to the White House not to award these two. And if history is any guide, they will get their wish.

And Zionists never fail to disappoint. They just can’t sleep until demonizing at least one critique of Israel a day: Right on cue, the Anti-Defamation League issued this press release:

The awarding of the 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom to Mary Robinson as an “agent of change” was ill-advised.

While Mary Robinson may have accomplishments to her credit, she also, unfortunately, has an animus toward Israel as evidenced by her tenure as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. Rather than be constructive and act objectively on Middle East issues, she became a lead cheerleader for the Palestinian narrative.

She issued distorted and detrimental reports on the conditions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and blamed Israel for the outbreak of Palestinian violence – the Second Intifada. As the convener of the 2001 U.N. World Conference Against Racism in Durban, South Africa, she allowed the process to be hijacked to promote the delegitimizing of Israel and pronouncements of hateful anti-Jewish canards, such as “Zionism is racism.” She failed miserably in her leadership role, opting to join the anti-Israel forces rather than temper them.

Ms. Robinson has been quoted as saying, “On the Palestinian side, they are the victims, etc. On the Israeli side, they feel they are the victims, in some measure (”Democracy Now,” Pacifica Radio, Feb. 25, 2009). Because she has not moved away from her anti-Israel bias, she is not an “agent of change” and is undeserving of America’s highest civilian honor.

Yes, for Zionists with a superiority complex being an “agent for change” can only mean taking the Israeli side.

The ADL isn’t alone. The fanatical right-wing Jewish publication Commentary has jumped on board: “There are no words to describe how atrocious a selection this is. But it does speak volumes about the president’s sympathies.”

Isn’t so sad to see Zionists miserable? It almost makes me want to cry.

The Zionists Organization of America has attacked Robinson and her fellow recipient-to be Desmond Tutu:

The Zionist Organization (ZOA) has criticized President Barack Obama for awarding America’s highest civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom, to two virulent critics of Israel, former Irish President and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson and former South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Both have made statements and presided over organizations and conferences that were viciously critical of Israel.

Fortunately, Robinson has responded:

...Ms Robinson hit back yesterday at what she described as allegations “totally without foundation” of her condoning anti-Semitic behaviour at the Durban World Conference Against Racism in 2001.

“It’s totally without foundation but when stuff is out on the internet, I’m not quite sure what you can do,” Ms Robinson told RTE Radio One yesterday.

Ms Robinson insisted that she never supported any anti-Semitism and cited her decision at the conference to reject a civil society document which she deemed racist.

“There’s a lot of bullying by certain elements of the Jewish community. They bully people who try to address the severe situation in Gaza and the West Bank. Archbishop Desmond Tutu gets the same criticism.”

Ms Robinson said she was “very honoured” to be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Bullying. That is all Zionist hoodlums know what to do.