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One point I need to make: Palestinians are the descendants of the peasantry and townsfolk of the Sanjak of Jerusalem and the southern parts of the Vilayet of Beirut. Peasants tend to have quite a sense of place - largely because they don't have any other options. To accuse them of being "created solely for the purpose of destroying Israel" as Dafna Yee says, is to demonstrate more one's own bigotry and racism than anything else. These are peasants who merely want to get back home. "who advocate mass murder of civilians as their political philosophy" - now they wouldn't be taking lessons from the Butcher of Beirut, the Killer of Qibya, would they now? The article itself makes an interesting point I wish said Jewish Watchdog herself - ever heard a blue whale bark? Me neither - would take to heart - "The world is too much > with us, and we are out of tune." The truth is that a blue whale barking DOES sound out of tune. Shalom Wesley Parish On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 07:41, you wrote: > ANNOUNCEMENTS and ARTICLES: http://pnews.org/art/art.shtml > > > Too many people confuse the situation in Iraq with the situation in Israel. > THEY ARE NOT THE SAME! It is perfectly feasible to agree that the > Americans do not belong in Iraq (although not that they are the demons that > many people call them) and also that the "Palestinians" are a group of > Arabs that were created for the sole purpose of destroying Israel and are > led by a cadre of terrorists who advocate mass murder of civilians as their > political philosophy. > > Dafna Yee, director > JWD - Jewish Watch Dog > http://jwd-jewishwatchdog.home.comcast.net > > Sheer Poetry > By Mike Lux > > "The world is too much with us." That line, written close to 200 years ago > by William Wordsworth, has been very much in my thoughts as I've been > reading the morning papers the last couple of days. It was written about > the storm of human emotions that swept over Wordsworth in his life, but > these days it could describe Iraq and the Bush administration. <snip> > > Wordsworth's poem has another haunting line that fits today's situation in > Iraq: "For this, for everything, we are out of tune." The world is too much > with us, and we are out of tune. But I doubt if W., Rummy and Condi are > spending too much time gathering wisdom from ancient poets. Too bad. > > > > > Paid for by the Fair and Balanced PAC, www.bushrecall.org, and not > authorized by any candidate or candidates committee. > > Contributions to BushRecall.org are not deductible as charitable > contributions for Federal income tax purposes. > > To unsubscribe from this mailing list, go to: > http://www.bushrecall.org/unsubscribe/ > > --- > / o o \ PNEWS Topic Specific Portals (Vortals) > ==OO===OO========================http://pnews.org/vortal/ New World > disOrder and Myth Busters http://g0lem.net/vortal/ Insane Planet and Wacko > World > http://g0lem.net/portal/ Bad-Ass Truth and TheGolemsPortal > http://pnews.org/portal/ Naked Truth and PNEWS Portal > ============================== \_/ \_/ -- Wesley Parish * * * Clinersterton beademung - in all of love. RIP James Blish * * * Mau e ki, "He aha te mea nui?" You ask, "What is the most important thing?" Maku e ki, "He tangata, he tangata, he tangata." I reply, "It is people, it is people, it is people." --- / o o \ PNEWS Topic Specific Portals (Vortals) ===OO=====OO================================================= http://pnews.org/vortal/ New World disOrder and Myth Busters http://g0lem.net/vortal/ Insane Planet and Wacko World http://g0lem.net/portal/ Bad-Ass Truth and TheGolemsPortal http://pnews.org/portal/ Naked Truth and PNEWS Portal ============================================================= \_/ \_/
