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To: Elmer Flugum who wrote (9561)	12/4/2001 2:31:56 PM
From: Machaon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

<< It is a difficult proposition to domineer a native, majority culture for very long... >> I agree. The minority terrorist groups of Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad have dominated the majority of Palestinians too long. One solution is for the Palestinians to leave the area, so that the world could benefit and share the joy of a much larger Zionist homeland! Even you would be invited to the great party, if you weren't too busy in the Homosexual Homeland you keep talking about. You would be put up in wonderful Israeli accommodations, where you'd be allowed one hour a day, outdoors, for exercise! <g>

To: Elmer Flugum who wrote (9561)	12/4/2001 3:09:02 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

It is a difficult proposition to domineer a native, majority culture for very long...ask the Afrikkaners. Good idea. Let's ask the Afrikaners: <<< This morning the BBC World Service asked Mr. Rolf Mayer, a former minister in the last Apartheid government of South Africa whether from his experience he thought that the onus was on the Israeli government or the Palestinians to act to end this conflict. Mayer said that it was not until the Apartheid government--the side with the power--gave up the dream of perpetuating white rule that South Africa could move forward, and that therefore it was up to Israel--the side with the power--to decide to end its occupation. Mayer said that negotiations take place in the context of conflict and therefore the demand that all violence be stopped as a precondition for negotiations was one which would have doomed the South African peace talks to failure. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Apartheid South Africa and Israel were close military and political allies. So it is saying something when even Israel's former Apartheid friends are telling it to see reality in a different way. And it is remarkable to think that when everyone in the world sees things clearly, only the United States government and media pretend they do not. >>> abunimah.org On the other hand, Robert Barry would suggest the African terrorists like Nelson Mandela move elsewhere (it's a big continent, isn't it?) to make room for the colonialists. Tom