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No question the long history of the Jews has been horrific persecution. My research (websites) for my book, THE
JEWISH CONSPIRACY . . .ISN'T gave the impression of almost non-stop burnings and banishings and carnage
otherwise.
Having read the Old Testament so carefully, recently, I can't keep the term "payback" out of my thoughts --
though not as an actual philosophical concept of time-lapse retribution. ( . . . slaughter of :"every
man, woman, child, and beast ' . . . . over and over and over was what the ancient Israelites did).
But now we must be concerned about the growing virus of antiSemitism, especially in Europe, though
infecting our colleges here. Truman was warned, but over-rode everyone in his administration and cabinet
and the state of Israel was inserted into where it is now and into what was known then would probably result in
what is there now. Carnage and chaos.
My analogy: You wake up in the morning and there are teepees being erected on your lawn and in the
town park and you're told that part of your back yard is to be used for ceremonial dances and your driveway has
to be plowed-under for corn to be planted . . . . and when you protest and holler your outrage at being
outed from your property you hear the proclamation THIS IS OUR RIGHT OF RETURN TO OUR HOMELAND.
And we think it terrible that the Palestinian extremists are firing their rockets and throwing their stones? We'd
be in full swing of another major production of Manifest Destiny if there were anyone's "RIGHT OF RETURN"
asserted here.
But I surely don't deny the need (long overdue) for a Jewish state -- except that Israel is just one of many
which include Miami and NYC and enclaves smaller elsewhere. But to have a safe haven from slaughter
and pillage was a humanitarian mandate. But not there. For shouldn't there be a "statute of limitations on the right of
return" or we'd have religious-based invasions all over the place because, once, they were there and wanna
be again.
There was a large, fertile, moderate climate area of Northern Africa, I think with Mediterranean or Atlantic
seacoast availble back in the late l800s, I think. Sparsely populated. Not the hive of humanity's masses and manias such as
the Middle-Eastern realm. That alternative had been suggested, I think even investigated and projected with
some planning. But the ultra-Zionists (such as Theodore Herzl) wanted the whole region that God had given
his chosen people back some 1500 years before (until the Romans threw them back out to diaspora and
left but debris of their temple.
So the present reality should be recognized. Israel is where it is. It isn't going to go away except by nuclear
removal. And that's unlikely because retaliation would be the secondary dematerialization -- of the attacker.
But the settlements augment despite UN resolutions and curtailments. And the conditions of the populace
Palestinian is being decimated proportionate to that incurred by the Jews. And the result of this obvious
imbalance (of victims, of damage) is . . . . a re-surgence of hatred of Jews now being seen not without
some validity, as visciously over-reacting against
people for the infractions and assaults of militants.
Ah, but we had to take out Saddam, destroy the whole stability and system of a pretty much "inert"
country (that had been our prime "proxy" vs. Iran for so long). The result without a Saddam? What we
see. The sectarian fragmentation.
And we just let the world-encompassing disequilibrium augment now as a fringe-lunacy makes trouble (Hamas, etc)
and a loose cannon mentality of God-entitled retribution decimates the population of
innocents (aside
from their socio-political stances).
Where are the major corporations to step in and make it worth it to both sides to stop the shit and
share some kind of exploitation of economic mutual advantage?
For the alternative is going to be, very possibly, the reassembly of that whole-region as a Caliphate,
thus bringing together under the threat of decapitation, all Islam under one sectarian super-strong.
And where will poor little Israel be then?
God help us to not let the Jewish State be realized as a dream of imposition as position -- and like
in Afghanistan (Russia first, then us) . . . it's pull[-out time . . . . . . failed state stituation .
op burnings and banishings and carnage
otherwise.
Having read the Old Testament so carefully, I can't keep the term "payback" out of my thoughts --
though not as an actual philosophical concept of time-lapse retribution. ( . . . slaughter of :"every
man, woman, child, and beast ' . . . . over and over and over ).
And now we must be concerned about the growing virus of antiSemitism, especially in Europe, though
infecting our colleges here. Truman was warned, but over-rode everyone in his administration and cabinet and the state of Israel was inserted into where it is now and into what was known then would probably result in
what is there now. Carnage and chaos.
My analogy: You wake up in the morning and there are teepees being erected and on your lawn and in the
town park and you're told that part of your back yard is to be used for ceremonial dances and your driveway has to be plowed-under for corn to be planted . . . . and when you protest and holler your outrage at being
outed from your property you hear the proclamation THIS IS OUR RIGHT OF RETURN TO OUR HOMELAND.
And we think it terrible that the Palestinian extremists are firing their rockets and throwing their stones? We'd
be in full swing of another major production of Manifest Destiny if there were anyone's "RIGHT OF RETURN"
asserted here.
But I surely don't deny the need (long overdue) for a Jewish state -- except that Israel is just one of many
which include Miami and NYC and enclaves smaller elsewhere. But to have a safe haven from slaughter
and pillage was a humanitarian mandate. But not there. For there's a "statute of limitations on the right of
return" or we'd have religious-based invasions all over the place because, once, they were there and wanna
be again.
There was a large, fertile, moderate climate area of Northern Africa, I think with Mediterranean or Atlantic
seacoast availble prior to l948. Sparsely populated. Not the hive of humanity masses and maniacs such as
the Middle-Eastern realm. That alternative had been suggested, I think even investigated and projected with
some planning. But the ultra-Zionists (such as Theodore Herzl) wanted the whole region that God had given
his chosen people back some 1500 years before (until the Romans threw them back out to diaspora and
left but debris of their temple.
so the present reality should be recognized. Israel is where it is. It isn't going to go away except by nuclear
removal. And that's unlikely because retaliation would be the secondary dematerialization -- of the attacker.
But the settlements augment despite UN resolutions and curtailments. And the conditions of the populace
Palestinian is being decimated proportionate to that incurred by the Jews. And the result of this obvious
imbalance (of victims, of damage) is . . . . a re-surgence of hatred of Jews now being seen not without
some validity, as visciously over-reacting against people for the infractions and assaults of militants.
Ah, but we had to take out Saddam, destroy the whole stability and system of a pretty much "inert"
country (that had been our prime "proxy" vs. Iran for so long). The result without a Saddam? What we
see. The sectarian fragmentation.
And we just let the world-encompassing disequilibrium augment now as a fringe-lunacy makes trouble
and a loose cannon mentality of God-entitled retribution decimates the population of innocents (aside
from their socio-political stances).
Where are the major corporations to step in and make it worth it to both sides to stop the shit and
share some kind of exploitation of economic mutual advantage?
For the alternative is going to be, very possibly, the reassembly of that whole-region as a Caliphate,
thus bringing together under the threat of decapitation, all Islam under one sectarian super-strong.
And where will poor little Israel be then?
God help us to not let the Jewish State be realized as a dream of imposition as position -- and like
in Afghanistan (Russia first, then us) . . . it's pull[-out time . . . . . . failed state stituation .