"Israel and New Sudan should form an alliance against the Arab world."
a comment from the former conservative Prime Minister of Sweden concerning Palestine and "policy meltdown of dangereous propotions in Tel Aviv, Washington and Brussels."
http://bildt.blogspot.com/2006/05/policy-meltdown-in-middle-east.html
Three children died due to medicine shortages in Gaza
http://www.maannews.net/en/do.php?name=News&file=article&sid=10654"Medical sources in Shifa'a hospital in Gaza City have said that three Palestinians suffering from kidney problems died as a result of a lack of medicine due to the siege of the Gaza Strip."
"If the Arab banks continue to refuse transferring funds to the Palestinian people, we will declare a boycott against them," he said.
The conference was also attended by Khaled Mishal, the Hamas political leader, who called on the Muslim world to send arms, men and money to the Palestinians to fight against the Israeli occupation.
"We ask all the people in surrounding Arab countries, the Muslim world and everyone who wants to support us to send weapons, money and men," Mishaal said.
"You should not shy away from of this. This is resistance, not terrorism," he added.
Hamas, which has largely abided by a ceasefire for more than a year, has been under increasing Western and Israeli financial pressure to recognise the Jewish state, abandon its armed resistance and accept previous Israeli-Palestinian agreements.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/E79D6B8D-24BF-4D57-BC83-43E6E622EA14.htm
latest developments in Lebanon can only be understood in the light of the decades-long imperialist-Zionist strategy of liquidation of Palestinian revolution, almost two decades-long strategy of dismemberment of Iraq and present aggression targeting the Palestinian, Iraqi and Lebanese resistance movements and the regimes in Syria and Iran. http://beirut.indymedia.org/ar//2005/06/2876.shtml
Top Democrats discussed a range of issues with Jewish community leaders. Leaders of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the American Jewish Committee, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and other groups briefed Democratic senators and members of the U.S. House of Representatives in two separate sessions Thursday
http://www.cjp.org/content_display.html?ArticleID=165523
But only by the way of providing us with arms and with economic and with political aid. But not by fighting for us. Not by sending their soldiers to fight for us. Not by posting American troops around us to take care of Israel. That was in the past and even more so now, and in the future.
http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Foreign%20Relations/Israels%20Foreign%20Relations%20since%201947/1977-1979/230%20Address%20to%20Israel%20Bonds%20Leaders%20by%20Foreign%20Min
Zionist forces bought over $12,000,000 worth of arms from Czechoslovakia and that they were better equipped than all the Arab states combined. This article seems to confirm that.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/713711.html
Note: The article below went misssing after BAZA linke to it. below the dead link is a link to the google cache of this unbelievably honest zionist spew fest.
Regarding ISRAEL and Black Americans:
"Israel and New Sudan should form an alliance against the Arab world."
"Black Americans keep criticizing me...expecting me to support Palestine, when Palestine is one of the most colorstruck, racist groups of Arabs I've ever known. I don't support any of the Arab nations. To support them is to wish for the Africans to remain without power and without control of our own destinies. To support Palestine is to support slavery in the Sudan and to support the genocide of millions of Black children. Like most black Sudanese, I thank God for Israel, because Israel has been our only supporter and allie over 20 years. They give guns, amunition, food, medicine and money to the Black Sudanese. Without Israel, the Black people of Sudan would be dead. There are 2 million Black Jews in Sudan and another 2 million in Ethiopia. We have a very strong bond with Israel and the African Americans don't realize this. They think the Arab man is our brother. But as an African woman, I see the Arab man as our rapist and white supremacist. He is our greatest enemy."
http://poetwomen.50megs.com/custom4.html
Working link:
http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:VnQdjfz0WmQJ:poetwomen.50megs.com/custom4.html+&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1&client=firefox-a
US gunships shell pakistan kill several
http://www.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-239/0605086705232401.htm
if I were a global central banker, and I wanted to "kick start" the global economy, what I would do is depreciate (devalue) the value of the world's reserve currency (the U.S. dollar) and inflate the price of gold. This would increase the velocity/turnover of money and encourage borrowing and spending, exactly what they need presently globally. (The other alternative is a war.)
http://www.usagold.com/GoldenNeedles.html_
This article was taken down shortly after Baza linked to it....
"Jewish groups face resistance on sudan"
By Matthew E. Berger
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
WASHINGTON, March 6 -- The Jewish community is facing resistance as it attempts to intensify pressure on the Sudanese government to ease the violence that has killed tens of thousands.
Several Jewish community activists said they were not finding much interest in the issue when they tried to partner with African-American or church groups.
Instead, U.S. Jewish groups have turned to international organizations such as the United Nations, European Union and African Union to halt the killings and help those who have fled the fighting in the African nation and flocked to refugee camps.
Rabbi David Saperstein, director of the Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism, said he led a coalition that met with ambassadors of African Union countries, asking them to increase the number of troops in Sudan and to protect innocents as well as humanitarian workers.
Saperstein said some progress has been made in expanding the African Union's mission to include protecting innocents.
John Prendergast, special adviser to the president of the International Crisis Group, a nonpofit agency, said there has not been one U.N. or other international punitive measure levied against Sudan in 23 months.
"The message is as clear as it can come," he told JCPA and Hillel delegates Feb. 27. "You can kill as many people as you want. There will be no repercussions."
The government has exploited ethnic tensions, sponsoring Arab militias that have killed tens of thousands of Africans in Sudan. Experts estimate that more than 1 million people have fled the violence and most are now in refugee camps in neighboring Chad.
But Saperstein told JTA it has become more difficult to press for sanctions for Sudan, because of concerns that this might disrupt a separate shaky peace deal that has emerged in and ended violence between Muslims in the north and Christians and animists in the south.
"How do you balance compromises made to end the war without tying your hands to difficulties in other parts of the country?" he asked.
The issue played a large role in the Jewish Council for Public Affairs' plenum last week in Washington, capturing the support of Jewish community relations councils. It was also discussed by students who were attending the Charlotte B. and Jack J. Spitzer B'nai B'rith Hillel Forum on Public Policy at the same time.
"This is genocide," said Martin Raffel, JCPA associate executive director for international concerns. "If there's a genocide happening, how can this not be at the top of our agenda?"
JCPA passed a resolution denouncing the genocide, and questioned Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on the issue.
It also pressed the United Nations to condemn the genocide.
"I wouldn't yet give up on the United Nations," Clinton said March 1. "I would like to argue and shame them into taking action in Darfur."
Scores of convention-goers sported green bracelets to acknowledge the genocide. One was even presented to McConnell.
Felice Gaer, director of the American Jewish Committee's Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights, said the Jewish community has a unique role to play in advocating for more action.
"There is a certain moral force the Jewish community has addressing issues of genocide," she said. "It shouldn't be allowed not to speak from the heart just because this has become an issue for the European Union or African Union."
The JCPA's resolution calls for targeted sanctions to be imposed on the Sudanese government and its business interests as a means of pressuring the government to end the genocide.
Raffel joined a delegation who met with John Underriner, project management coordinator in the Sudan Programs Project at the State Department, and gave him a petition signed by nearly 1,000 JCPA and Hillel conference participants.
Raffel said Underriner suggested the Bush administration has seen a rise in public concern about the crisis there, and said it is of great importance to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
The JCPA also passed several other resolutions on foreign policy issues. Language that backed $350 million in U.S. aid to the Palestinians was added to a bill expressing support for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. The measure was approved unanimously.
The plenum also approved a resolution expressing concern over Iranian efforts to obtain nuclear weapons and urged the United States and international community to use ``appropriate means'' to combat the threat. Original language that suggested military intervention as an option was deleted.
The Reform movement is expected to broach the topic on March 13, when it opens its biannual Consultation on Conscience.
Posted: 3/7/2005
http://bildt.blogspot.com/2006/05/policy-meltdown-in-middle-east.html
Three children died due to medicine shortages in Gaza
http://www.maannews.net/en/do.php?name=News&file=article&sid=10654"Medical sources in Shifa'a hospital in Gaza City have said that three Palestinians suffering from kidney problems died as a result of a lack of medicine due to the siege of the Gaza Strip."
"If the Arab banks continue to refuse transferring funds to the Palestinian people, we will declare a boycott against them," he said.
The conference was also attended by Khaled Mishal, the Hamas political leader, who called on the Muslim world to send arms, men and money to the Palestinians to fight against the Israeli occupation.
"We ask all the people in surrounding Arab countries, the Muslim world and everyone who wants to support us to send weapons, money and men," Mishaal said.
"You should not shy away from of this. This is resistance, not terrorism," he added.
Hamas, which has largely abided by a ceasefire for more than a year, has been under increasing Western and Israeli financial pressure to recognise the Jewish state, abandon its armed resistance and accept previous Israeli-Palestinian agreements.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/E79D6B8D-24BF-4D57-BC83-43E6E622EA14.htm
latest developments in Lebanon can only be understood in the light of the decades-long imperialist-Zionist strategy of liquidation of Palestinian revolution, almost two decades-long strategy of dismemberment of Iraq and present aggression targeting the Palestinian, Iraqi and Lebanese resistance movements and the regimes in Syria and Iran. http://beirut.indymedia.org/ar//2005/06/2876.shtml
Top Democrats discussed a range of issues with Jewish community leaders. Leaders of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the American Jewish Committee, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and other groups briefed Democratic senators and members of the U.S. House of Representatives in two separate sessions Thursday
http://www.cjp.org/content_display.html?ArticleID=165523
But only by the way of providing us with arms and with economic and with political aid. But not by fighting for us. Not by sending their soldiers to fight for us. Not by posting American troops around us to take care of Israel. That was in the past and even more so now, and in the future.
http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Foreign%20Relations/Israels%20Foreign%20Relations%20since%201947/1977-1979/230%20Address%20to%20Israel%20Bonds%20Leaders%20by%20Foreign%20Min
Zionist forces bought over $12,000,000 worth of arms from Czechoslovakia and that they were better equipped than all the Arab states combined. This article seems to confirm that.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/713711.html
Note: The article below went misssing after BAZA linke to it. below the dead link is a link to the google cache of this unbelievably honest zionist spew fest.
Regarding ISRAEL and Black Americans:
"Israel and New Sudan should form an alliance against the Arab world."
"Black Americans keep criticizing me...expecting me to support Palestine, when Palestine is one of the most colorstruck, racist groups of Arabs I've ever known. I don't support any of the Arab nations. To support them is to wish for the Africans to remain without power and without control of our own destinies. To support Palestine is to support slavery in the Sudan and to support the genocide of millions of Black children. Like most black Sudanese, I thank God for Israel, because Israel has been our only supporter and allie over 20 years. They give guns, amunition, food, medicine and money to the Black Sudanese. Without Israel, the Black people of Sudan would be dead. There are 2 million Black Jews in Sudan and another 2 million in Ethiopia. We have a very strong bond with Israel and the African Americans don't realize this. They think the Arab man is our brother. But as an African woman, I see the Arab man as our rapist and white supremacist. He is our greatest enemy."
http://poetwomen.50megs.com/custom4.html
Working link:
http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:VnQdjfz0WmQJ:poetwomen.50megs.com/custom4.html+&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1&client=firefox-a
US gunships shell pakistan kill several
http://www.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-239/0605086705232401.htm
if I were a global central banker, and I wanted to "kick start" the global economy, what I would do is depreciate (devalue) the value of the world's reserve currency (the U.S. dollar) and inflate the price of gold. This would increase the velocity/turnover of money and encourage borrowing and spending, exactly what they need presently globally. (The other alternative is a war.)
http://www.usagold.com/GoldenNeedles.html_
This article was taken down shortly after Baza linked to it....
"Jewish groups face resistance on sudan"
By Matthew E. Berger
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
WASHINGTON, March 6 -- The Jewish community is facing resistance as it attempts to intensify pressure on the Sudanese government to ease the violence that has killed tens of thousands.
Several Jewish community activists said they were not finding much interest in the issue when they tried to partner with African-American or church groups.
Instead, U.S. Jewish groups have turned to international organizations such as the United Nations, European Union and African Union to halt the killings and help those who have fled the fighting in the African nation and flocked to refugee camps.
Rabbi David Saperstein, director of the Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism, said he led a coalition that met with ambassadors of African Union countries, asking them to increase the number of troops in Sudan and to protect innocents as well as humanitarian workers.
Saperstein said some progress has been made in expanding the African Union's mission to include protecting innocents.
John Prendergast, special adviser to the president of the International Crisis Group, a nonpofit agency, said there has not been one U.N. or other international punitive measure levied against Sudan in 23 months.
"The message is as clear as it can come," he told JCPA and Hillel delegates Feb. 27. "You can kill as many people as you want. There will be no repercussions."
The government has exploited ethnic tensions, sponsoring Arab militias that have killed tens of thousands of Africans in Sudan. Experts estimate that more than 1 million people have fled the violence and most are now in refugee camps in neighboring Chad.
But Saperstein told JTA it has become more difficult to press for sanctions for Sudan, because of concerns that this might disrupt a separate shaky peace deal that has emerged in and ended violence between Muslims in the north and Christians and animists in the south.
"How do you balance compromises made to end the war without tying your hands to difficulties in other parts of the country?" he asked.
The issue played a large role in the Jewish Council for Public Affairs' plenum last week in Washington, capturing the support of Jewish community relations councils. It was also discussed by students who were attending the Charlotte B. and Jack J. Spitzer B'nai B'rith Hillel Forum on Public Policy at the same time.
"This is genocide," said Martin Raffel, JCPA associate executive director for international concerns. "If there's a genocide happening, how can this not be at the top of our agenda?"
JCPA passed a resolution denouncing the genocide, and questioned Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on the issue.
It also pressed the United Nations to condemn the genocide.
"I wouldn't yet give up on the United Nations," Clinton said March 1. "I would like to argue and shame them into taking action in Darfur."
Scores of convention-goers sported green bracelets to acknowledge the genocide. One was even presented to McConnell.
Felice Gaer, director of the American Jewish Committee's Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights, said the Jewish community has a unique role to play in advocating for more action.
"There is a certain moral force the Jewish community has addressing issues of genocide," she said. "It shouldn't be allowed not to speak from the heart just because this has become an issue for the European Union or African Union."
The JCPA's resolution calls for targeted sanctions to be imposed on the Sudanese government and its business interests as a means of pressuring the government to end the genocide.
Raffel joined a delegation who met with John Underriner, project management coordinator in the Sudan Programs Project at the State Department, and gave him a petition signed by nearly 1,000 JCPA and Hillel conference participants.
Raffel said Underriner suggested the Bush administration has seen a rise in public concern about the crisis there, and said it is of great importance to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
The JCPA also passed several other resolutions on foreign policy issues. Language that backed $350 million in U.S. aid to the Palestinians was added to a bill expressing support for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. The measure was approved unanimously.
The plenum also approved a resolution expressing concern over Iranian efforts to obtain nuclear weapons and urged the United States and international community to use ``appropriate means'' to combat the threat. Original language that suggested military intervention as an option was deleted.
The Reform movement is expected to broach the topic on March 13, when it opens its biannual Consultation on Conscience.
Posted: 3/7/2005
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