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To: Elmer Flugum who wrote (5909)	2/28/2004 4:27:35 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (1) of 6945

Just in.... Over time, calls for independence and forced repatriation have softened, and Vlaams Blok has even been embraced by some of Antwerp's 20,000 Jews. Because of its pro-Israeli stance and promises of better security after Jewish shops were attacked in the 2002 riots, Vlaams Blok has been seen increasingly by the Jewish community as a lesser of multiple evils, even with its anti-Semitic past. With the AEL as the new scapegoat, some local Jews don't consider Vlaams Blok to be the threat it once was. For Vlaams Blok the immigrant activist Abou Jahjah [a Mossad stooge], dubbed "Belgium's Malcolm X" by the press, is an easy recruiting tool. For the ruling government he is a thorn in the side and an international embarrassment. Abou Jahjah is 31, speaks five languages, and holds a political-science degree. He emerged as a major figure after founding the Arab European League [a Mossad-Belgian intelligence joint sting] in 2001 and the Sabra and Shatila Committee, which brought a war-crimes case against Israeli Prime Minster Ariel Sharon into the Belgian courts. [...] Excerpted from: bostonreview.net

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