Great thoughts about the Arabs and Palestinians
Omar | 15.10.2002 00:09
Over the past two years, we've seen what the Palestinians have done with the semi-autonomy generously granted to them by Israel.
They've slaughtered grandmothers and toddlers, pregnant women and elderly rabbis. They've set off their nail-studded, rat poison-laced bombs in shopping malls, disco's, pizzeria's, cafe's and university cafeterias. They've turned school buses into blazing infernos, invaded home and shot mothers and children in their beds. They've dragged 13-year-old boys to caves and stoned them to death.
Those who don't actually pull the triggers, detonate the bombs or do the stoning, celebrate the atrocities in the streets of Ramallah and Jenin, as they danced in those same streets when other Arabs crashed two planes into the World Trade Center. These sadists even built an exhibition celebrating the Sbarros massacre last August.
Omar
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interesting information
15.10.2002 11:17
While revealing this, the Fox News network announced that the FBI has arrested 100 Israeli nationals who have had direct links with intelligence and military agencies.
Mark Weber, the Director of the California-based Institute for Historical Review (IHR), recently made some stunning revelations about these arrests.
"A few weeks ago, Carl Cameron and Brad Hume from Fox News, which is an important TV news network, broadcast this significant story, revealing the existence of an Israeli spying circle in the United States.
"Their report was based on information gathered by the FBI and other U.S. security agencies, which indicated that Israel, using two companies, have been able to overhear a large number of telephone conversations and identify and monitor e-mails. As a result, U.S. authorities have secretly arrested a hundred Israeli citizens.
"A week after the disclosure of this news, the story was removed from Fox News' web site and no other networks or publications ever mentioned the incident again.
"Carl Cameron even mentioned in his report that anyone who followed up on the case may lose his or her life because the Israelis and Zionist lobby have such an influence in the United States that they can eliminate anyone who tries to expose the truth in this issue.
"This is why a lot of questions still remain as to the extent of the telephone wiretaps or the control over E-mails and what would be the consequences for the United States."
Weber further said this is not the first time Israelis have been involved in this type of espionage.
"This issue is by no means a new one and Israelis have been involved in several spying operations in the United States.
"You may remember that during the scandal with Monica Lewinsky, it was reported that [former U.S. president] Clinton had expressed concern over the tapping by a foreign country of his telephone conversations with her. He was most likely referring to Israel.
"I would assume that through its spying activities, Israel can demand hush money from Clinton, Bush or any other American officials. This is why the U.S. Administration would not reveal any information about those Israelis who are currently being detained."
As regards the reaction of the FBI, CIA and other security services to this incident, the director of the Institute for Historical Review said, "The FBI and CIA have declined to make official comments regarding anything to do with the case. However, independent journalists such as Cameron and Hume have reported that the case has been unofficially confirmed, but you can not expect the U.S. government to say anything on the subject.
"You may also be aware of the fact that the U.S. government has not disclosed anything with respect to the thousands of people arrested after the September 11 attacks and has not informed the detainees' families of their whereabouts. The U.S. is also treating the case of arrested Israelis in the same manner."
Asked what the U.S. officials' reaction would have been if these spies had been from Asia or the Middle East, Weber said, "Anyone who has studied recent U.S. history would realize that Washington permits Israelis to violate U.S. laws, but if citizens of another country attempt to do the same, the United States would never tolerate it.
"This is due to the enormous influence of the Zionist lobby, which is why reports that are contrary to Israel's interests are censored and kept secret. For example, in 1967, the Israeli air force and navy attacked a U.S. Navy ship, the USS Liberty, resulting in the deaths of 52 American servicemen and a large number of injuries.
"However, the important point is not the attack itself but the cooperation of U.S. government in censoring the related news in order to withhold the truth and keep the American people in the dark.
"This means that the U.S. is ready to victimize its own people for the sake of Israel and the Zionist lobby."
zorg
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15.10.2002 12:08
Joel
How low can you go ?
15.10.2002 13:24
we are now used to ong rambling racist rants against the Arabs, if it's got down to this level you must be extremely depressed, no point in crying over your UZI make use of it .
x Last Noel , hopefully ....
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omar
17.10.2002 09:52
But for a real case of unprovoked violence checkout the following:
Dozens of settlers attacked journalists covering yesterday's dismantling of the Havat Gilad outpost.
Media figures who were accosted included a Channel One film crew, a reporter from The New York Times and a crew from the Russian NTV television network.
Stones were thrown at the journalists; settlers blocked access to the site; and some journalists' vehicles were badly damaged by groups of young Jews, who "went wild like a crazed, incited mob," as Channel One correspondent, Menahem Hadar, reported.
Hadar said later that some 30, kippa-wearing youths attacked Channel One photographer Moshe Friedman, then grabbed and threw his camera. "We tried to get away from them, but they continued to chase us anywhere we went, and also threw rocks at us," said Hadar. "Some 14-year-old teenagers came up to us and demanded that we hand over the camera and film; then they kicked the photographer and smashed our car's windshield."
Other journalists on the scene reported that 10-year-old children hurled rocks at them, and that the young settlers "behaved like monsters."
brian