| To: Nikole Wollerstein who wrote (21305) | 6/29/2004 6:15:49 AM | | From: sea_urchin | | | | Nikita > We should expect Bin Laden announcement soon that one of his wifes if Jewish
Sure, why not? Ghadaffi is half Jewish and, genetically, there is no difference between Arabs and Jews -- that is those Jews from the Mid East and not those descended from the Khazars. Anyway, there's nothing genetically "pure" or "unique" about Jews.
khazaria.com
>>At the present time, it is known that Eastern European Jews have a significant Eastern Mediterranean element which manifests itself in a close relationship with Kurdish, Armenian, Palestinian Arab, Lebanese, Syrian, and Anatolian Turkish peoples. At the same time, there are traces of European (including Western Slavic) and Khazar ancestry among European Jews. Ethiopian Jews mostly descend from Ethiopian Africans who converted to Judaism, but may also be related to a lesser extent to Yemenite Jews. Yemenite Jews descend from Arabs and Israelites. North African Jewish and Kurdish Jewish paternal lineages come from Israelites. Additional research is necessary, and it will certainly take several more years to sort it all out. All existing studies fail to compare modern Jewish populations' DNA to ancient Judean DNA and medieval Khazarian DNA, and many of them focus on paternal ancestries rather than maternal ancestries, so the extrapolations and assumptions made by geneticists may not necessarily be correct. Studies that do take into account mtDNA show that many Jewish populations are related to neighboring non-Jewish groups maternally. <<
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Actually, what I was expecting, and just in time for the US Presidential election, was a new "translation" of the Bible which showed that God had bequeathed all the Mid East oil to the Americans. |
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| To: Bill Murphy who started this subject | 6/30/2004 9:54:03 PM | | From: Nikole Wollerstein | | | | I was surprised why there was no terrorist acts in USA
here is explanation:
New Al-Q policy : Go after the weakest in the alliance.
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Al-Qaeda reportedly planned to target Spain as the weakest link of the coalition in Iraq (news - web sites) to force its troop pullout, according to a document from the terror network.
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"We consider that the Spanish government cannot suffer more than two to three strikes before pulling out (of Iraq) under pressure from its own people," said the document obtained Wednesday by AFP from Raido France Internationale's regional office in Beirut.
"If these (Spanish) forces remain after the strikes, the victory of the socialist party would be near-guaranteed and the pullout of Spanish forces from Iraq would be on its agenda," said the document, distributed ahead of the March 11 attacks in Madrid.
Socialist Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, elected after the train bombings in Madrid which left 191 people dead in Spain's worst ever terrorist attack, withdrew Spanish troops from the troubled country in May.
The document has apparently been issued in late February, as it refers to the early days of the Islamic new year which fell on February 21.
Made-up of 54 pages in Arabic, the document has been authenticated by western experts of the Islamic radical terror network of Saudi-born fugitive Osama bin Laden (news - web sites).
The document, entitled "the Iraq of Jihad (holy war): hopes and dangers," was prepared by the "information agency for the support of the Iraqi people -- office of services for the Mujahedeen (holy warriors)."
A lengthy chapter of the document focuses on "the main allies of the United States in their aggression against Iraq: Britain, Italy, Poland and Spain, as well as some Arab countries."
But most of the chapter is about Spain, considering that the pullout of Spanish troops would "constitute a pressure on the British (military) presence that (Prime Minister) Tony Blair (news - web sites) would not be able to bear."
"It will not take long for pawns to fall, but the headpiece (US) still has to be knocked down," it said.
It called for striking US forces in Iraq on a daily basis in order to force them "to disperse on the territory, weaken their efficiency and strike the morale of the soldiers."
"The operations should be concentrated on the Arab Sunni sector... (given) the absence of motives for the explosion of the situation in the Shiite southern regions and the Kurdish north," it said.
The booklet, presented as a handbook for the "Mujahedeen," called on the "Iraqi resistance (to form) a movement which gathers the factions of the Jihad... and unite in the same objective, as currently they are not united in the same organisation."
"The Mujahedeens in Iraq should now concentrate on the complete pullout of all foreign forces from all Iraqi territory," it said.
"They should not carry out any operation targeting the daily life of the Iraqi people or its future, such as the basic services or education, except for oil which should not be exploited under occupation," it said.
"Oil exports are the main American hope to gain the financial resources necessary for the occupation," it said.
The document also contains a chapter on the economic situation of the United States, seen from the angle of the occupation of Iraq.
It said the US plan was "to build an Iraqi state as conceived by the United States...and enslave Saudi Arabia politically, fight against Islamic proselytism as a salafist and jihadic movement."
"This would be (for the US) the first step toward the eradication of hardline Islam in the entire world," it said. |
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| To: Nikole Wollerstein who wrote (21310) | 6/30/2004 10:52:20 PM | | From: sea_urchin | | | | Nikita > I was surprised why there was no terrorist acts in USA
The answer is not so complicated, or obscure, as to invoke the "Islamic radical terror network" of Saudi-born fugitive Osama bin Laden. From independent presidential candidate and environmental crusader Ralph Nader:
israelnn.com
>>"What has been happening over the years is a predictable routine of foreign visitation from the head of the Israeli government. The Israeli puppeteer travels to Washington. The Israeli puppeteer meets with the puppet in the White House, and then moves down Pennsylvania Avenue, and meets with the puppets in Congress. And then takes back billions of taxpayer dollars. It is time for the Washington puppet show to be replaced by the Washington peace show." << |
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| To: sea_urchin who wrote (21313) | 7/3/2004 11:32:32 PM | | From: philv | | | | Outsource or Die:
inhome.rediff.com
It is no wonder therefore that foreigners are holding more and more U.S. assets.
safehaven.com
The curve seems rather steep, but my question is: Are these foreign US investments simply keeping up to the creation of U.S. dollars/debt? The people in charge are not showing any public concern in any case. So, I suspect this will simply go on and on until somebody really big blows the whistle.
This is an old theme of interest to gold bugs who think debt actually matters. |
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| To: philv who wrote (21314) | 7/4/2004 2:08:41 PM | | From: sea_urchin | | | | Phil > Outsource or Die:
I wish they would outsource a bit to South Africa but that's another story.
> foreigners are holding more and more U.S. assets
And Treasuries are still going up in price -- so they haven't been a bad investment. (Yes, I know, they can't go up forever!)
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Meanwhile, those who bought Treasuries are doing OK.
> Are these foreign US investments simply keeping up to the creation of U.S. dollars/debt?
No-one is holding a gun to the foreigners' heads to force them to buy the debt. If it didn't suit them to buy it, they wouldn't.
> I suspect this will simply go on and on until somebody really big blows the whistle.
I wonder what whistle you have in mind? Time-up for the end of the world?!
> This is an old theme of interest to gold bugs who think debt actually matters
I don't think the goldbugs are concerned about the debt, it's only that the Goldbug Messiahs keep preaching about it so the bugs think it must somehow be important. For all the good the preaching does, the GB Messiahs may as well be screaming about Global Warming or the Population Explosion. It's just the same as Bush & Co keep preaching about "terrorists". Or the minister in the church keeps preaching about the Devil. In my opinion, all of it is just a marketing ploy for the sermons. And that's what the people pay for. Meanwhile, the GB Messiahs are not going to do anything about the debt, Bush is not going to do anything about the terrorists (maybe make some more) and the minister is not going to do anything about the devil. |
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| To: sea_urchin who wrote (21283) | 7/5/2004 6:37:27 AM | | From: mcg404 | | | | Searle, re:spengler <the Spanish Inquisition...People do nasty things not because they are negligent or bloody-minded, but rather because they cannot avoid doing them. That is why we call such things tragic. Spain's inquisitors were not the horror-movie sadists of popular myth, but sad little functionaries seeking to prevent the sort of religious war that plagued Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.> Perhaps the same for the american prison guards at Abu Ghraib. Merely seeking to prevent an iraqi civil war which would be such a humanitarian disaster (not to mention how it might interfere with the flow of oil).
john |
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