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EURO ACTION ALERT 03/05/2002 (Duke Report Online) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (scott) > Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2002 11:12:40 -0600 (CST) > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [FS_Discussion] Membership in Tennessee > > People are starting to respond for Membership > with The European-American Rights & Unity > Organization. Emails for more information is > starting to come in daily. > > Scott Shepherd > European-American Rights & Unity Organization > Representative: > www.whitecivilrights.com > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > --__--__-- > > Message: 2 > Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2002 10:01:42 -0800 (PST) > From: Pioro Ted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: [FS_Discussion] Membership in ISRAEL > To: scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > http://www3.haaretz.co.il/eng/scripts/showArchiveArticle.asp?id=60241&wordd=herzog > > HAARETZ > Friday, October 29, 1999 > By Ze'ev Herzog > > Deconstructing the walls of Jericho > > Following 70 years of intensive excavations in the > Land of Israel, archaeologists have found out: The > patriarchs' acts are legendary, the Israelites did not > sojourn in Egypt or make an exodus, they did not > conquer the land. Neither is there any mention of the > empire of David and Solomon, nor of the source of > belief in the God of Israel. These facts have been > known for years, but Israel is a stubborn people and > nobody wants to hear about it. > > This is what archaeologists have learned from their > excavations in the Land of Israel: the Israelites were > never in Egypt, did not wander in the desert, did not > conquer the land in a military campaign and did not > harder to swallow is the fact that the united monarchy > of David and Solomon, which is described by the Bible > as a regional power, was at most a small tribal > kingdom. And it will come as an unpleasant shock to > many that the God of Israel, Jehovah, had a female > consort and that the early Israelite religion adopted > monotheism only in the waning period of the monarchy > and not at Mount Sinai.Most of those who are engaged > in scientific work in the interlocking spheres of the > Bible, archaeology and the history of the Jewish > people - and who once went into the field looking for > proof to corroborate the Bible story - now agree that > the historic events relating to the stages of the > Jewish people's emergence are radically different from > what that story tells. > > What follows is a short account of the brief history > of archaeology, with the emphasis on the crises and > the big bang, so to speak, of the past decade. The > critical question of this archaeological revolution > has not yet trickled down into public consciousness, > but it cannot be ignored. > > Inventing the Bible stories > > The archaeology of Palestine developed as a science at > a relatively late date, in the late 19th and early > 20th century, in tandem with the archaeology of the > imperial cultures of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and > Rome. Those resource-intensive powers were the first > target of the researchers, who were looking for > impressive evidence from the past, usually in the > service of the big museums in London, Paris and > Berlin. That stage effectively passed over Palestine, > with its fragmented geographical diversity. The > conditions in ancient Palestine were inhospitable for > the development of an extensive kingdom, and certainly > no showcase projects such as the Egyptian shrines or > the Mesopotamian palaces could have been established > there. In fact, the archaeology of Palestine was not > engendered at the initiative of museums but sprang > from religious motives. > > The main push behind archaeological research in > Palestine was the country's relationship with the Holy > Scriptures. The first excavators in Jericho and > Shechem (Nablus) were biblical researchers who were > looking for the remains of the cities cited in the > Bible. Archaeology assumed momentum with the activity > of William Foxwell Albright, who mastered the > archeology, history and linguistics of the Land of > Israel and the ancient Near East. Albright, an > American whose father was a priest of Chilean descent, > began excavating in Palestine in the 1920s. His > declared approach was that archaeology was the > principal scientific means to refute the critical > claims against the historical veracity of the Bible > stories, particularly those of the Wellhausen school > in Germany. > > The school of biblical criticism that developed in > Germany beginning in the second half of the 19th > century, of which Julian Wellhausen was a leading > figure, challenged the historicity of the Bible > stories and claimed that biblical historiography was > formulated, and in large measure actually "invented," > during the Babylonian exile. Bible scholars, the > Germans in particular, claimed that the history of the > Hebrews, as a consecutive series of events beginning > with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and proceeding through > the move to Egypt, the enslavement and the exodus, and > ending with the conquest of the land and the > settlement of the tribes of Israel, was no more than a > later reconstruction of events with a theological > purpose. > > Albright believed that the Bible is a historical > document, which, although it had gone through several > editing stages, nevertheless basically reflected the > ancient reality. He was convinced that if the ancient > remains of Palestine were uncovered, they would > furnish unequivocal proof of the historical truth of > the events relating to the Jewish people in its land. > > The biblical archaeology that developed from Albright > and his pupils brought about a series of extensive > digs at the important biblical tells: Megiddo, > Lachish, Gezer, Shechem (Nablus), Jericho, Jerusalem, > Ai, Giveon, Beit She'an, Beit Shemesh, Hazor, Ta'anach > and others. The way was straight and clear: every > finding that was uncovered would contribute to the > building of a harmonious picture of the past. The > archaeologists, who enthusiastically adopted the > biblical approach, set out on a quest to unearth the > "biblical period": the period of the patriarchs, the > Canaanite cities that were destroyed by the Israelites > as they conquered the land, the boundaries of the 12 > tribes, the sites of the settlement period, > characterized by "settlement pottery," the "gates of > Solomon" at Hazor, Megiddo and Gezer, "Solomon's > stables" (or Ahab's), "King Solomon's mines" at Timna > - and there are some who are still hard at work and > have found Mount Sinai (at Mount Karkoum in the Negev) > or Joshua's altar at Mount Ebal. > > The crisis > > Slowly, cracks began to appear in the picture. > Paradoxically, a situation was created in which the > glut of findings began to undermine the historical > credibility of the biblical descriptions instead of > reinforcing them. A crisis stage is reached when the > theories within the framework of the general thesis > are unable to solve an increasingly large number of > anomalies. The explanations become ponderous and > inelegant, and the pieces do not lock together > smoothly. Here are a few examples of how the > harmonious picture collapsed. > > Patriarchal Age: > > The researchers found it difficult to reach agreement > on which archaeological period matched the Patriarchal > Age. When did Abraham, Isaac and Jacob live? When was > the Cave of Machpelah (Tomb of the Patriarchs in > Hebron) bought in order to serve as the burial place > for the patriarchs and the matriarchs? According to > the biblical chronology, Solomon built the Temple 480 > years after the exodus from Egypt (1 Kings 6:1). To > that we have to add 430 years of the stay in Egypt > (Exodus 12:40) and the vast lifetimes of the > patriarchs, producing a date in the 21th century BCE > for Abraham's move to Canaan. > > However, no evidence has been unearthed that can > sustain this chronology. Albright argued in the early > 1960s in favor of assigning the wanderings of Abraham > to the Middle Bronze Age (22nd-20th centuries BCE). > However, Benjamin Mazar, the father of the Israeli > branch of biblical archaeology, proposed identifying > the historic background of the Patriarchal Age a > thousand years later, in the 11th century BCE - which > would place it in the "settlement period." Others > rejected the historicity of the stories and viewed > them as ancestral legends that were told in the period > of the Kingdom of Judea. In any event, the consensus > began to break down. > > The exodus from Egypt, the wanderings in the desert > and Mount Sinai: The many Egyptian documents that we > have make no mention of the Israelites' presence in > Egypt and are also silent about the events of the > exodus. Many documents do mention the custom of > nomadic shepherds to enter Egypt during periods of > drought and hunger and to camp at the edges of the > Nile Delta. However, this was not a solitary > phenomenon: such events occurred frequently across > thousands of years and were hardly exceptional. > > Generations of researchers tried to locate Mount Sinai > and the stations of the tribes in the desert. Despite > these intensive efforts, not even one site has been > found that can match the biblical account. > > The potency of tradition has now led some researchers > to "discover" Mount Sinai in the northern Hijaz or, as > already mentioned, at Mount Karkoum in the Negev. > These central events in the history of the Israelites > are not corroborated in documents external to the > Bible or in archaeological findings. Most historians > today agree that at best, the stay in Egypt and the > exodous occurred in a few families and that their > private story was expanded and "nationalized" to fit > the needs of theological ideology. > > The conquest: > > One of the shaping events of the people of Israel in > biblical historiography is the story of how the land > was conquered from the Canaanites. Yet extremely > serious difficulties have cropped up precisely in the > attempts to locate the archaeological evidence for > this story. > > Repeated excavations by various expeditions at Jericho > and Ai, the two cities whose conquest is described in > the greatest detail in the Book of Joshua, have proved > very disappointing. Despite the excavators' efforts, > it emerged that in the late part of the 13th century > BCE, at the end of the Late Bronze Age, which is the > agreed period for the conquest, there were no cities > in either tell, and of course no walls that could have > been toppled. Naturally, explanations were offered for > these anomalies. Some claimed that the walls around > Jericho were washed away by rain, while others > suggested that earlier walls had been used; and, as > for Ai, it was claimed that the original story > actually referred to the conquest of nearby Beit El > and was transferred to Ai by later redactors. > > Biblical scholars suggested a quarter of a century ago > that the conquest stories be viewed as etiological > legends and no more. But as more and more sites were > uncovered and it emerged that the places in question > died out or were simply abandoned at different times, > the conclusion was bolstered that there is no factual > basis for the biblical story about the conquest by > Israelite tribes in a military campaign led by Joshua. > > The Canaanite cities: > > The Bible magnifies the strength and the > fortifications of the Canaanite cities that were > conquered by the Israelites: "great cities with walls > sky-high" (Deuteronomy 9:1). In practice, all the > sites that have been uncovered turned up remains of > unfortified settlements, which in most cases consisted > of a few structures or the ruler's palace rather than > a genuine city. The urban culture of Palestine in the > Late Bronze Age disintegrated in a process that lasted > hundreds of years and did not stem from military > conquest. Moreover, the biblical description is > inconsistent with the geopolitical reality in > Palestine. Palestine was under Egyptian rule until the > middle of the 12th century BCE. The Egyptians' > administrative centers were located in Gaza, Yaffo and > Beit She'an. Egyptian findings have also been > discovered in many locations on both sides of the > Jordan River. This striking presence is not mentioned > in the biblical account, and it is clear that it was > unknown to the author and his editors. > > The archaeological findings blatantly contradict the > biblical picture: the Canaanite cities were not > "great," were not fortified and did not have "sky-high > walls." The heroism of the conquerors, the few versus > the many and the assistance of the God who fought for > his people are a theological reconstruction lacking > any factual basis. > > Origin of the Israelites: > > The fusion of the conclusions drawn from the episodes > relating to the stages in which the people of Israel > emerged gave rise to a discussion of the bedrock > question: the identity of the Israelites. If there is > no evidence for the exodus from Egypt and the desert > journey, and if the story of the military conquest of > fortified cities has been refuted by archaeology, who, > then, were these Israelites? The archaeological > findings did corroborate one important fact: in the > early Iron Age (beginning some time after 1200 BCE), > the stage that is identified with the "settlement > period," hundreds of small settlements were > established in the area of the central hill region of > the Land of Israel, inhabited by farmers who worked > the land or raised sheep. If they did not come from > Egypt, what is the origin of these settlers? Israel > Finkelstein, professor of archaeology at Tel Aviv > University, has proposed that these settlers were the > pastoral shepherds who wandered in this hill area > throughout the Late Bronze Age (graves of these people > have been found, without settlements). According to > his reconstruction, in the Late Bronze Age (which > preceded the Iron Age) the shepherds maintained a > barter economy of meat in exchange for grains with the > inhabitants of the valleys. With the disintegration of > the urban and agricultural system in the lowland, the > nomads were forced to produce their own grains, and > hence the incentive for fixed settlements arose. > > The name "Israel" is mentioned in a single Egyptian > document from the period of Merneptah, king of Egypt, > dating from 1208 BCE: "Plundered is Canaan with every > evil, Ascalon is taken, Gezer is seized, Yenoam has > become as though it never was, Israel is desolated, > its seed is not." Merneptah refers to the country by > its Canaanite name and mentions several cities of the > kingdom, along with a non-urban ethnic group. > According to this evidence, the term "Israel" was > given to one of the population groups that resided in > Canaan toward the end of the Late Bronze Age, > apparently in the central hill region, in the area > where the Kingdom of Israel would later be > established. > > A kingdom with no name > > The united monarchy: Archaeology was also the source > that brought about the shift regarding the > reconstruction of the reality in the period known as > the "united monarchy" of David and Solomon. The Bible > describes this period as the zenith of the political, > military and economic power of the people of Israel in > ancient times. In the wake of David's conquests, the > empire of David and Solomon stretched from the > Euprates River to Gaza ("For he controlled the whole > region west of the Euphrates, from Tiphsah to Gaza, > all the kings west of the Euphrates," 1 Kings 5:4). > The archaeological findings at many sites show that > the construction projects attributed to this period > were meager in scope and power. > > The three cities of Hazor, Megiddo and Gezer, which > are mentioned among Solomon's construction > enterprises, have been excavated extensively at the > appropriate layers. Only about half of Hazor's upper > section was fortified, covering an area of only 30 > dunams (7.5 acres), out of a total area of 700 dunams > which was settled in the Bronze Age. At Gezer there > was apparently only a citadel surrounded by a > casematewall covering a small area, while Megiddo was > not fortified with a wall. > > The picture becomes even more complicated in the light > of the excavations conducted in Jerusalem, the capital > of the united monarchy. Large sections of the city > have been excavated over the past 150 years. The digs > have turned up impressive remnants of the cities from > the Middle Bronze Age and from Iron Age II (the period > of the Kingdom of Judea). No remains of buildings have > been found from the period of the united monarchy > (even according to the agreed chronology), only a few > pottery shards. Given the preservation of the remains > from earlier and later periods, it is clear that > Jerusalem in the time of David and Solomon was a small > city, perhaps with a small citadel for the king, but > in any event it was not the capital of an empire as > described in the Bible. This small chiefdom is the > source of the "Beth David" title mentioned in later > Aramean and Moabite inscriptions. The authors of the > biblical account knew Jerusalem in the 8th century > BCE, with its wall and the rich culture of which > remains have been found in various parts of the city, > and projected this picture back to the age of the > united monarchy. Presumably Jerusalem acquired its > central status after the destruction of Samaria, its > northern rival, in 722 BCE. > > The archaeological findings dovetail well with the > conclusions of the critical school of biblical > scholarship. David and Solomon were the rulers of > tribal kingdoms that controlled small areas: the > former in Hebron and the latter in Jerusalem. > Concurrently, a separate kingdom began to form in the > Samaria hills, which finds expression in the stories > about Saul's kingdom. Israel and Judea were from the > outset two separate, independent kingdoms, and at > times were in an adversarial relationship. Thus, the > great united monarchy is an imaginary historiosophic > creation, which was composed during the period of the > Kingdom of Judea at the earliest. Perhaps the most > decisive proof of this is the fact that we do not know > the name of this kingdom. > > Jehovah and his consort: > > How many gods, exactly, did Israel have? Together with > the historical and political aspects, there are also > doubts as to the credibility of the information about > belief and worship. The question about the date at > which monotheism was adopted by the kingdoms of Israel > and Judea arose with the discovery of inscriptions in > ancient Hebrew that mention a pair of gods: Jehovah > and his Asherah. At two sites, Kuntiliet Ajrud in the > southwestern part of the Negev hill region, and at > Khirbet el-Kom in the Judea piedmont, Hebrew > inscriptions have been found that mention "Jehovah and > his Asherah," "Jehovah Shomron and his Asherah, > "Jehovah Teman and his Asherah." The authors were > familiar with a pair of gods, Jehovah and his consort > Asherah, and send blessings in the couple's name. > These inscriptions, from the 8th century BCE, raise > the possibility that monotheism, as a state religion, > is actually an innovation of the period of the Kingdom > of Judea, following the destruction of the Kingdom of > Israel. > > The archaeology of the Land of Israel is completing a > process that amounts to a scientific revolution in its > field. It is ready to confront the findings of > biblical scholarship and of ancient history. But at > the same time, we are witnessing a fascinating > phenomenon in which all this is simply ignored by the > Israeli public. Many of the findings mentioned here > have been known for decades. The professional > literature in the spheres of archaeology, Bible and > the history of the Jewish people has addressed them in > dozens of books and hundreds of articles. Even if not > all the scholars accept the individual arguments that > inform the examples I cited, the majority have adopted > their main points. > > Nevertheless, these revolutionary views are not > penetrating the public consciousness. About a year > ago, my colleague, the historian Prof. Nadav Ne'eman, > published an article in the Culture and Literature > section of Ha'aretz entitled "To Remove the Bible from > the Jewish Bookshelf," but there was no public outcry. > Any attempt to question the reliability of the > biblical descriptions is perceived as an attempt to > undermine "our historic right to the land" and as > shattering the myth of the nation that is renewing the > ancient Kingdom of Israel. These symbolic elements > constitute such a critical component of the > construction of the Israeli identity that any attempt > to call their veracity into question encounters > hostility or silence. It is of some interest that such > tendencies within the Israeli secular society go > hand-in-hand with the outlook among educated Christian > groups. I have found a similar hostility in reaction > to lectures I have delivered abroad to groups of > Christian bible lovers, though what upset them was the > challenge to the foundations of their fundamentalist > religious belief. > > It turns out that part of Israeli society is ready to > recognize the injustice that was done to the Arab > inhabitants of the country and is willing to accept > the principle of equal rights for women - but is not > up to adopting the archaeological facts that shatter > the biblical myth. The blow to the mythical > foundations of the Israeli identity is apparently too > threatening, and it is more convenient to turn a blind > eye. > > ----- > > INCREDIBLE FACTS FOR THOSE, WHO HAVE SHORT MEMORY: > > The books presented below do explain what is going on > in the U.S. if the "chosen" Jews and their false god > Yahve are concerned: > > 1/ A Program For The Jews by Rabbi Harry Waton, New > York, 1939 of which the purpose was to convince Hitler > that in his best interest is to cooperate with Jews > for the common good of mankind. The Rabbi said: > "When the Jews declared war against Germany (1934) I > saw that that was a suicidal policy." > > 2/ Israel In War With Jews (Adolf Hitler Founder of > Israel) by Hennecke Kardel, 1974, 2nd edition 1997, > available at <www.amazon.com>, <www.bn.com>, New > Century Press tel.: (800)5192465, with every books > store on order, or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at > Modjeskis' Society Dedicated to Preservation of > Cultures, P.O.Box 193, San Diego, CA 92038. The price > for this book with the Society is 17 bucks S&H > included. > > 3/ Explaining Hitler by Ron Rosenbaum, 1998, where in > on p.313 posthumously Hitler said: "Who created > Israel? There wouldn't have been Israel without the > Shoah (Holocaust)". > > 4/ Barbarians (Jews) Inside The Gates (of the U.S.) by > Donn de Grand Pre, 2000, at GSG & Associates, P.O.Box > 590, San Pedro, CA 90733. > > 5/ Jews as tools of tyrants of the Soviet Union, Nazi > Germany and post-war Poland in the book by John Sack > "An Eye For An Eye", New York,1995. > (check out: > <http://www.bombmexico.com/dernation/poland.html>) > > 6/ They Dare To Speak Out by Congressman R. Findley. > About facts regarding U.S.- Israel relationship read > also in his Deliberate Deceptions, New York,1995. > > And now, please excuse for pointing out two most > intriguing books, compatible with the previous six: > The Bible-The Devil's Book by Jos Rogiers, Cymophane > Publishing, Stockholm, Sweden and Jesus Lived In India > (& died there) by Holger Kersten, Element Books Ltd, > Longmead, England, claiming that Moses' grave is > located and preserved in a small mausoleum in Booth at > the foot of the Mount Nebo, Kashmir, the Promised Land > in India!! > > But they are less intriguing if one considers > archeological discoveries of Italians and Israelis > (1975-1995) that the tyrant Moses' Bible is a > compilation of myths; that the Exodus never occured; > and that short existence of pastoral Israel (1000-750 > BC) was preceded by mighty Imperiums of Egypt and Ebla > (Syria) with their vassal kingdoms of Canaan and > Palestine, and Ebla's Sun God Is-Ra-El (see notes 04 & > 42 to the Israel In War With Jews). > > The Black Book of Communism (destructing private > ownerships) by Stephanie Courtois, 1999, explicitly > explains why the half Jew Adolf Hitler started the > WWII. It also in a subtle manner deconspires the > Jewish invention - Communism. And the Hitler's Jew: > The Secret History of David Ben-Gurion, as the > greatest enemy of Jewish people during the WWII, > reveals that he prompted events that helped the Final > Solution for the Zionists could use Nazis as the Nazis > could Zionists. Few examples are Jew Baron von > Mildenstein, head of the Jewish Department of the SS, > as well as Jew Reinhardt Heydrich, the right hand, a > mascot of Hitler, who divided Jews into two categories > - Zionists and no-Zionists, the formers proclaimed by > Hitler as having rights to the Palestine. (see The > Defamation of Pius XII by Ralph McInerny, 2001). > > Admittedly on February 8,1930 and on May 15,1931 Pius > XI condemned Communism but on November 17, 1933 the > U.S. recognized U.S.R.R.!! In 1936 Spain had to fell > into Bolshevik hands with the American Legion on their > side. > > "Communism teaches and seeks two objectives: > Unrelenting class warfare and absolute extermination > of private ownership. Not secretly or by hidden > methods does it do this, but publicly, openly, and by > employing every and all means, even the most violent. > To achieve these objectives there is nothing which it > does not dare, nothing for which it has respect or > reverence; and when it has come to power, it is > incredible and portentlike in its cruelty and > inhumanity. The horrible slaughter and destruction > through which it has laid waste vast regions of > eastern Europe and Asia are the evidence; how much an > enemy and how openly hostile it is to Holy Church and > to God Himself is, alas, too well proved by facts and > fully known to all. Although We, therefore, deem it > superfluous to warn upright and faithful children of > the Church regarding the impious and iniquitous > character of Communism, yet We cannot without deep > sorrow contemplate the heedlessness of those who > apparently make light of these impending dangers, and > with sluggish inertia allow the widespread propagation > of doctrine which seeks by violence and slaughter to > destroy society altogether. All the more gravely to be > condemned is the folly of those who neglect to remove > or change the conditions that inflame the minds of > peoples, and pave the way for the overthrow and > destruction of society." (QUADRAGESIMO ANNO, > ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XI ON RECONSTRUCTION OF THE > SOCIAL ORDER, May 15,1931) > > 7/ And this is a must reading too: > The Bible (Exodus 23:24 & Daniel 3:29 or 96); The > Koran (Jinn 72:17); The Gospels (John 8:44) because > for Muslims not Yahve is a god, but Allah. Allah has > had no son and Jesus is a Prophet as Muhammad was. For > Israelis not Allah is a god, but Yahve is. Yahve has > had no son. Jesus was a son of a Roman soldier and > Jews are waiting for a Messiah because Christ was not. > Talmuds (Palestinian and Babylonian) would explain > that goyims are beasts, and the > <http://www.sbtc.net/~teacher/books.htm> much more. If > you add to this The Beasts of the Apocalypse by Olivia > Marie O'Grady, First Amended Press, 2001, USA, how the > "chosen people" ever since the Moses are implementing > a consistent program geared toward world domination > with manifold disastrous results, you will get the > whole picture clear. > > --- scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > People are starting to respond for Membership > > with The European-American Rights & Unity > > Organization. Emails for more information is > > starting to come in daily. > > > > Scott Shepherd > > European-American Rights & Unity Organization > > Representative: > > www.whitecivilrights.com > > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Fs_discussion mailing list > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > http://www.freedomsite.org/mailman/listinfo/fs_discussion > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Try FREE Yahoo! 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They are demanding that the State remove > the > Confederate flag from the Statehouse grounds. This weekend, EURO is > planning > "welcome patrols" at South Carolina welcome centers to greet tourists > with > some good old-fashioned Southern hospitality. We need your help to > make sure > that these "welcome patrols" are a success. > > > > Immediate help needed!! If you live in South Carolina, Northern > Georgia or > North Carolina, please contact Roger Stewart at 803-331-3908 or at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > CHARLOTTESVILLE HATE CRIMES > > > > EURO is continuing to place pressure on police and prosecutors to > apply > Virginia's hate crime statute against 10 Black teens that have been > arrested > and charged with attacking White students over a six-month period. We > are > looking for anyone who lives near or in Charlottesville, Virginia to > contact > us immediately. EURO is beginning to coordinate our efforts with a > local > victim's rights organization in an attempt to protect the rights of > White > victims in this case and need local people to help. Please contact > EURO > Virginia State President Ron Doggett at (804) 357-5453. > > > > > > EURO MEMBER RUNNING FOR STATE REP IN MISSOURI > > > > EURO member Steve Dotson is running for State Representative in > District 91 > in Missouri. He is asking for your help to raise money for his > campaign. > This race will generate a large amount of publicity and force public > discussion of the real issues facing America. For more information on > how > you can help please contact Joseph C. Keller, M. D., Treasurer, > Dotson > Republican for State Representative > (636) 230-5440. 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