*** From [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tomasz Iwanowski) > GORE PLEDGES HIS TEAR, YOUR BLOOD AND SWEAT TO ISRAEL > FOREVER > > It is a "given" in Washington that U.S. politicians > who do not bow to Israel tend to disappear. Since > 1948, presidential candidates have campaigned on the > basis of who loves the Mideast ministate the most. > With the 50th anniversary of the state of Israel noted > this year, U.S. politicians have rushed to have their > names added to the list of the servants of "America's > best ally." > > With this in mind, Vice President Al Gore delivered a > speech at the 39th Annual Policy Conference of AIPAC > (American Israel Public Affairs Committee), arguably > the most powerful and best funded special interest > group in Washington, on May 18. In a break with > tradition, Gore's office refused to make copies of his > speech available. The SPOTLIGHT, however, was able to > procure a copy. Following are excerpts from that > speech. > > I can't tell you how glad I am see so many warm > friends . . .To my friend, Chairman Steve Grossman. . > . I was going to acknowledge Jim Nicholson also. . . > Mel Solberg (ph), chairman of the conference of > presidents of major Jewish organizations . . . To > Minister Natan Sharansky, my warm friend. Where are > you, Natan? To my colleagues in the administration who > are present, Jack Lew, director of OMB; Martin Indyk > of the State Department; and John Holum of the State > Department; in the White House, Leon Fuerth and Marie > Echaveste and Ann Lewis; and so many other > distinguished guests.. . I overlooked, in protocol > order, the past presidents who are with us here. . . > Bubba Mitchell (ph). .. Ed Levy (ph),. .. and Larry > Wineberg (ph), my good friend. > > Well, ladies and gentlemen, I am truly delighted and > honored to be here tonight. I want to salute you for > your love of Israel, for your energetic and enduring > support of the U.S-Israel relationship and > partnership, and also for coming here every year to > advocate for one of the most important cornerstones of > American national security, and that is a strong and > stable state of Israel. We appreciate your efforts. > Every so often, in the course of this historic > friendship, it's good to revisit core principles. And > I'd like to do that this evening. > > To begin with, every American citizen is better off > because we have a loyal and committed friend in the > Middle East that votes with us in the United Nations > more often than any other country on the face of this > earth. That is a partner. That is a fellow democracy > that values what we value, a strategic ally and friend > that we must support with the highest level of > loyalty, and we will. The committed involvement of > the students here tonight really and truly represents > an inspiring rebuke to the view that today's young > people in America have a dwindling interest in > politics and public life. You reject apathy. You > reject selfishness and inwardness and indifference. So > thank you for your enthusiasm and your commitment Keep > it up. Remain involved. We need your voices. > > We meet tonight, of course, in the jubilee year of our > great friend, Israel. And I must tell you on a > personal note for my wife Tipper and me, three weeks > ago, the celebration of that jubilee was among the > most moving moments of our lives. [Emphasis > SPOTLIGHT.] To sit with Prime Minister [Binyamin] > Netanyahu and his wife Sara, with President [Ezer] > Weizman. . . to see the house of Israel gathered. . . > in Jerusalem; to have the honor and the challenge of > putting into words to the people of Israel the > bottomless reservoir of love and respect felt for them > by the people of the United States of America and then > to hear that love roared back, believe me, that was a > joyous mission. It was a great honor to represent our > country on that mission. > > At that celebration, we were not merely celebrating > that evening. We were not simply honoring the passage > of 50 years. We were honoring what has been achieved > in those 50 years. Israel has opened its doors to > millions from the farthest reaches of the globe and > gathered them into a great nation. The Jewish love of > justice has built a powerful democracy. The Jewish > love of courage has built a powerful military and the > Jewish love of knowledge and respect for learning has > turned an infant nation state into a high-tech > economic power house. On this latest trip to Israel, I > visited the world renowned Weizmann Institute where > Boeing and two Israeli companies are working together > on a tremendous solar energy project that could > substantially reduce the world's use of fossil fuels. > Israel is now second in the world in the number of > annual high-tech startups. > > One century ago, Israel was a dream. Half a century > ago, Israel became a reality. Today, Israel is a > miracle. We in America believed in Israel and loved > Israel from the beginning. We are intensely proud that > 11 minutes after David Ben-Gurion declared the new > state of Israel, the United States, under the wise > leadership of President Harry S Truman, became the > first nation in the world to recognize Israel. And on > that auspicious day was born not only one of the most > enduring nations in history but also the most enduring > friendship between nations in history. > > Our admiration for Israel has never been greater; our > commitment to Israel has never been stronger; our > friendship with Israel has never been deeper; America > stands by Israel now and forever. Our special > relationship with Israel is unshakable; it is > ironclad, eternal and absolute. It does not depend on > the peace process; it transcends the peace process. > [Emphasis SPOTLIGHT.] Our differences are momentary, > not permanent. They are about means and not ends. And > let me say to my fellow citizens here in the United > States, to our friends in Israel and let me say > especially to the citizens of any nation who may wish > Israel ill, don't you even think for one minute that > any differences about this or that between the > governments of the United States and Israel belie even > the slightest weakening in our underlying unity of > purpose or will shake our relationship in any way, > shape or form. > > Our commitment to the security of Israel is > unconditional and this administration is acting > decisively to meet that commitment. We provide more > than $1 billion in annual economic assistance. We > support billions of dollars in joint economic ventures > that have helped to make Israel into a second Silicon > Valley. We support the binational industrial and > agricultural research funds that have led to billions > of dollars in product sales. We are Israel's largest > trading partner, exceeding $12.5 billion per year. We > pushed for the end of the Arab boycott of Israel that > opened markets, expanded Israel's exports, and > multiplied Israel's foreign investment. > > Of course, we are not only committed to Israel's > economic security, we are resolutely committed to > Israel's military security. We provide $1.8 billion > annually in direct military assistance, including > advanced aircraft like the F-15 and the F-16, to help > maintain Israel's qualitative edge in military > capacity. In the face of growing threats, we have > worked to provide additional military assistance as > needed. And we intend to increase our direct military > assistance in the years to come. > > To combat terrorism, we organized at Sharm el-Sheikh > the first counterterrorism conference to bring > together Israeli and Arab leaders. Together our > researchers are developing new anti-terrorist > technologies. We rushed Israel $100 million in > emergency aid to respond to new threats when they > emerged. We imposed sanctions on terrorist sponsors, > like Iran, Libya, Sudan and others. During the recent > Gulf crisis, we immediately deployed a joint task > force headed by a team of senior officers to > coordinate U.S. military assistance to Israel to help > meet a potential threat from Iraq. And as we deployed > additional U.S. troops to the Gulf, we were prepared > to commit additional Patriot missiles to bolster > Israel's air defenses had it become necessary. > > To meet the continuing threat of Katyusha rockets, we > funded and developed the tactical, high-energy laser > program to provide Israel with a laser defense. To > meet the growing threat of ballistic missiles, we > upgraded the U.S.-Israel weapons research and > development partnership to build the Arrow > anti-tactical ballistic missile system. And most > recently, we have worked with Congress to provide an > additional $45 million to help Israel begin to build a > third Arrow battery. But that's far from the full > story. Let me expand for a moment on the threat of > ballistic missiles. President Clinton and I consider > this a matter of the utmost gravity. As many of you > know... I was the author and principal sponsor of the > legislation which now restricts the proliferation of > ballistic missile technology. And as a member of the > executive branch, I have become even more deeply > involved in this issue. I've been particularly active > over the last two years as Iran has tried to develop > weapons of mass destruction and longer-range ballistic > missile systems capable of threatening the entire > region, including Israel. > > Let me assure you, the United States government at > every level, from President Clinton on down, has been > working diligently to block this process, cut off its > oxygen and suffocate it and end it. We are working on > every front to upgrade the coordination of measures to > prevent the spread of dual-use technologies to > countries like Iran and to counter terrorism. And I > believe we are making progress in enhancing > multilateral cooperation with the EU [European Union], > Russia and Japan toward accomplishing our shared > objective in inhibiting Iran's ability to develop > weapons of mass destruction and support terrorist > activity. As part of this effort, we have also > intensively engaged the Russians on proliferation > issues and on their plans for enforcing their own > anti-proliferation policies, including when President > Clinton met with President [Boris] Yeltsin at the just > completed Summit of the Eight in Birmingham, England. > This battle against proliferation is, of course, a > very high stakes battle. > > Let me say to the men and women of AIPAC who have > worked so hard to make sure that Israel will never be > threatened, I pledge to you here this evening that > this administration will continue to use all of our > resources and all our ingenuity to win this battle, > and ensure the safety of Israel, and protect U.S. > national interests. [Emphasis SPOTLIGHT.] Just today, > just today, I had the latest in a series of meetings > with Minister Sharansky. And I cannot discuss the > substance of our conversations, but I can tell you > this: Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Clinton > have authorized the two of us to carry on the most > intensive, high-level discussion and close > coordination possible on this subject. I can tell you > that we are making progress. I can tell you that we > have more work to do. I can tell you that there is no > disagreement between the two of us on any of the > details. There is constant consultation back and > forth. And I can tell you that we are determined to > prevail. We are going to take every step necessary in > order to prevail. > > Now, all of these efforts I have described reflect our > ironclad commitment in the administration and in the > United States to make sure that Israel is safe. And > yet, they represent just one pillar of our effort in > Israel's defense. The second pillar is the search for > lasting peace with security. We embraced this search > in the very first year of the Clinton-Gore > administration, and our involvement has deepened over > time. Remember, for example, our nation's help in > bringing about the peace treaty between Israel and > Jordan. I could cite many other examples over the last > 5-1/2 years. This involvement deepened when Prime > Minister Netanyahu invited us to help in the > negotiations over the Hebron agreement when they > reached an impasse. Then, after months of continuing > stalemate, it deepened further when Prime Minister > Netanyahu concluded that the step-by-step approach was > not working fast enough and that what was needed was > an accelerated approach to permanent status > negotiations. Because our lines of communication are > open in some places where Israel's are closed, Prime > Minister Netanyahu asked the United States to use our > good offices to assist Israel's search for peace with > security. As the parties found it gradually harder to > respond to one another, we offered ideas we hoped > would continue the forward movement of the peace > process. Over the past 15 months, that has been our > goal. > > I personally have met for many, many hours one on one > with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Israel, here in the > United States, in other countries, on the margins of > international meetings that he and I both were > attending. He is a man carrying the weight of the > history of the Jewish people on his shoulders. He > knows as well as anyone that an error at this time > could profoundly affect the future well-being of > Israel. In our conversations, I have always found the > prime minister deeply concerned, not only about the > security dimensions of a peace agreement, but also > about the true intentions of his neighbors. Peace on > paper is not the same as peace in ones heart. > > The prime minister wants to know that his neighbors > are truly seeking peace, and not just a strategic > foothold. The United States shares these concerns, > particularly when Chairman [Yasir] Arafat makes public > statements that seem to undercut his signed > commitments to peace. He cannot say one thing to the > world and another thing to his own people. He must > speak to his people. . .He must speak to his people in > consistent and unambiguous terms about the permanent > nature of the peace he is trying to reach and declare > a clear and unequivocal acceptance of the state of > Israel. The United States believes there is one > authentic way for Israel's neighbors to prove their > commitment to peace: fight terrorism. And that is why, > in our approach to Chairman Arafat, we have been > insisting strenuously that he owes this process a 100 > percent attack on terrorism, 100 percent of the time, > 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year and > not one second less. It is essential. > > There is some cause for encouragement in the fact that > over the past two months Chairman Arafat has taken > steps to uproot the Hamas terrorist network and its > terrorist infrastructure. Clearly these actions > against terrorists are long overdue, but still they > are positive developments, and we will keep urging him > on in what he has begun. Ultimately, the prospects for > peace rests on the answer to one question: Will Arab > nations and peoples finally accept Israel as a > neighbor? In my conversations with Chairman Arafat, > with Crown Prince Abdullah in Saudi Arabia, and with > President [Hosni] Mubarak in Egypt, and with others > during previous visits, we discussed this issue. One > can never dismiss the effect of decades of organized > national hatred directed against Israel. But neither > should we dismiss out of hand, the possibility that > another attitude may have begun to take root. An > attitude that favors ending this conflict in order to > get on with the tasks of the future. I have sensed > this attitude in my discussions with King Hussein and > others in Jordan. And there is evidence of its > existence elsewhere. If this new attitude does really > exist, it needs encouragement. Otherwise, it could > vanish. > > That, my friends, is what accounts for our efforts to > urge the patties in these talks to work hard for > success. This is an important matter. We are offering > the best counsel we can to help find a breakthrough > and help bring the parties to final talks. But through > all of this there is one constant: The United States > has an absolute, uncompromising commitment to Israel's > security and an absolute conviction that Israel alone > must decide the steps necessary to ensure that > security. That is Israel's prerogative. We accept > that. We endorse that. Whatever Israel decides cannot, > will not, will never, not ever alter our fundamental > commitment to her security. [Emphasis SPOTLIGHT.] > > In addition, I know many of you have expressed concern > about the establishment of a Palestinian state. Let me > make clear our position, which has not changed. > First, the question of the status of the West Bank and > Gaza is an extremely complex issue which Israel and > the Palestinians have agreed should be discussed and > resolved by direct negotiations. Second, this issue, > like the other issues reserved for permanent status > talks, can only be settled through negotiations > between Israel and the Palestinians. Finally, it is > our view that unilateral actions and statements by the > parties concerning these issues are not helpful to the > environment necessary for making peace. > > Now, I began these remarks speaking of our country's > affection for Israel. Let me now say a words about my > own personal feelings about Israel. I was born in > 1948, and when I was growing up watching world events, > I saw in Israel a democracy surrounded by enemies, > threatened with extinction, fighting for existence, > sharing our values and my Bible. I identified closely > with the struggle of the Israelis as one naturally > identifies with people of courage, intelligence and > determination who are committed to stand up to > injustice, but have so many times been cut down by > injustice. [Emphasis SPOTLIGHT.] > > It is difficult for anyone who does not live in Israel > and who has not directly experienced the suffering to > understand what it means to a people who have formed a > nation in the wake of the horrific events of World War > II to then see innocents become victims of terrorism. > We know from whence comes this commitment to justice, > grounded in an appreciation of the divine. This is the > sacred principle that brings us here and binds us > together. The bond I feel with this group and with the > American Jewish community springs from this. It is > tsedek, tsedek that we pursue together. And because we > are committed to justice, we believe it is just that > Israel exists and flourishes. > > Earlier I talked about first principles, our > friendship with Israel; our common values; the fact > that Israel is a democracy; an ally, loyal and > faithful in the United Nations votes and elsewhere. > But there is another principle involved. I believe, > and the people of the United States of America > believe, that when a people endure over 40 centuries > suffering, enslavement by the pharaohs, wanderings in > Canaan, destruction in Judah, captivity in Babylon, > oppression by the Romans, expulsion again, > persecutions and sufferings and pogroms, culminating > in the unspeakably horrific frenzy of evil at the > hands of the Nazis, justice demands for them a home, > demands for them a state . . . demands for them > security, peace with security, enduring. > > The people of Israel deserve a future that is as > bright as their own brilliance, a land secure and > impenetrable, the right to feel secure in their own > nation, the right to be safe on their own streets, the > right to live in peace with security. In closing, I > pledge to you tonight with my whole heart that the > United States of America will stand with Israel > forever, to make real the dream of justice, peace and > security for its sons and its daughters. [Emphasis > SPOTLIGHT.] May God bless, Medinat Yisrael (ph) > [Greater Israel. Ed.],may God bless the friends of > Israel, may God bless the peacemakers. > > > Could you believe that Adolf Hitler was the founder of > Israel? If not, read the book "Israel In War With > Jews" by Hennecke Kardel, still available at the > <www.amazon.com>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or > Modjeskis' Society, P.O.Box 193, San Diego, CA 92038 > for 17 bucks S=H included. Kardel suggests that the > greatest conflict in the history of mankind was the > Israelo-Jewish intereference into the affairs of the > European nations. He points out that the WWII was a > direct result of this interference, and to this day he > states that indoctrination by the Nazi Party of the > Great Germany still reverberates throughout the world. > Whether it is possible, whether it is fact or fiction, > whether it will help avoid military conflicts in the > future - you should read the book. YOU BE THE JUDGE! > The most recently waged war among Jews about > "Chooseness" confirms the book's subtitle. > > San Diego Jewish Press Heritage, October 27,2000 > WORD OF TORAH by Rabbi Yeruchem Eilfort > > (A quotation) > "...negate any possible message to the effect that the > Jewish people 'stole' the Holy Land from the seven > nations who occupied it. Since the world belongs to > Yahve, He has the right and authority to give any part > of it to any nation He sees fit. This is message > considering the current situation in Israel." (end of > quotation) > > And on November 3rd the neo-Nazi performs once again: > > "....We Jews are commanded to serve as leaders (in > moral sense) of the entire world. This means we are > not permitted to sit back and watch our rabbis fulfill > this critical task. We must also engage in this holy > work ourselves, using all of our strenght and > creativity in so doing...." - and so on. If one > disbelieves, should read the recommended book with the > Torah and Talmud combined. > > And on November 17 (Heritage, page 10), the same > neo-Nazi admitted that "History has proven that Jews > are an anomaly.... with the agenda of fixing the > world... Our devotion to G-d and His Torah and mitzvot > is our eternal inheritance from the Abraham." (Note: > As we all know, Lenin, Stalin and Hitler were all > anomalies since 1917 witb blood of 65 million victims > on their hands as the "un-anomalous" Moses has had > ordained in his Torah 3500 years ago). And on page 9 > the Heritage warns its community that the outside > world "spread the poison of prejudice to our (Jewish) > children" even with the heretical U.S. Constitution > assuring equal rights to everybody under the God, > while the Adonai, Elohim, Jahve on the daily basis > says in Synagogues that He "made (them) unlike the > pagans who sourrounded (them)....and assigned to > (them) a unique destiny....that to Him every knee must > bend and every TONGUE must vow loyality....for (they, > His children)) are His chosen ones and He is (their) > Chosen One." (pages 305 and 657 of the Mahzor Hadash, > The Prayer Book by Press Media Judaica, Bridgeport, > Connecticut, 1977 and 1986.) > > And now the last before last chapter of "bigotry": > Heritage, Dec.15, 2000, pages 19 & 27 - "We as Jewish > teenagers in Diaspora and the future leaders of > tomorrow....believe it is important as American youth, > within the Jewish community, to speak out....because > we are almost of voting age and because we take this > responsibility seriously." "In four years, America > will be ready to elect a Jewish president....What's > next for the Democrats? Plot once more to take control > of the Congress in 2002 (for) the 2004 presidential > race has began." > > And here in is the last one: > http://www.jewish-talmud.org/ > > THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, MARCH 27, 1997 > More Foreign Aid, but Less for Israel > by Albert R. Hunt > > The first part of last September's New York meeting of > the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish > organizations focused on how well Israel was doing; > Prime Minister Netanyahu and other leaders boasted > that its per-capita income had risen to $16,000 a > year. > > The other part of the evening featured American > politicians - led by rival candidates Jack Kemp and > Vice-President Al Gore - discussing America's support > for Israel and the need to continuing providing high > levels of assistance. > > In short, Israel is a first-world economy whose > prosperity approaches Great Britain's. But U.S. > taxpayers still ought to pony-up for economic > assistance that is supposed to go for humanitarian and > economic aid to financially strapped countries. > > The reality is the U.S. ought to spend more on foreign > aid but considerably less on Israel. That's a > political nonstarter, however, for reasons that are > rarely discussed in political circles: the financial > and political fund-raising prowess of Israel's friends > in the U.S..... > > Of the less than $6 billion that the U.S. gives to > individual countries, more than 20% of it goes to > Israel - $1.2 billion (plus $1.8 billion annual U.S. > military aid to Israel = 50%). The only other major > recipient is Egypt - which, in a formula dating back > to the almost two- decade-old Camp David accords, gets > about two-thirds as much as Israel ($815 million/yr, > $790 per-capita)..... > > For Israel this amount is significant. If America > received aid on the same per-capita basis it would > amount to $60 billion..... > > The purpose of foreign aid should be twofold: to > advance U.S. interests around the world and to help > countries in need adopt salutary social and economic > reforms. The $1.2 (+ $1.8) billion dollars of economic > assistance the U.S. gives annually to Israel flunks on > both counts. > > MORE INCREDIBLE FACTS: > > The books presented here do explain what is going on > in the U.S. if Jews and their false God Yahve are > concerned. > > 1/ Israel In War With Jews (Adolf Hitler Founder of > Israel) by Hennecke Kardel, 1974, 2nd edition 1997, > available at <www.amazon.com>, <amazon.com>, New > Century Press toll free tel: 800-5192465, with every > books store on order, or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at > Modjeskis' Society P.O.Box 193, San Diego, CA 92038. > This book in 2001 has been supplemented by The Bible: > The Devil's Book, author Jos Rogiers of the Cymophane > Publishing, Sweden. > > 2/ 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)". > > 3/ 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. > > 4/ Jews as tools of tyrants of the Soviet Union, Nazi > Germany and post-war Poland in the book by > John Sacks "An Eye For An Eye", New York, > 1995. > (check out: > <http://www.bombmexico.com/dernation/poland.html>) > > 5/ They Dare To Speak Out (re Jews) 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 five: > The Bible-The Devil's Book by Jos Rogiers, Cymophane > Publishing, Sweden, after Hennecke Kardel's book > proving that the doctrine of Torah brings our world to > ruin, and Jesus Lived In India (& died there) by > Holger Kersten, Element Books Ltd, 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 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) > > 6/ And this is a must reading too: > The Bible (Exodus 23:24); 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 Allach 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 more. > > 7/ 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." > > > > > > > > > > --- scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The Possitive Actions of the European-American > > Rights and Unity Organization has sparked interest > > here in the North Mississippi and Tennessee area > > of the Midsouth for membership. A Right step in > > the right direction, let this action snowball us to > > victory. > > > > Scott Shepherd > > EURO > > Mississippi / Tennessee
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