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To: Thomas M. who wrote (12876)3/20/2002 11:54:44 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER  Respond to of 23908
 
Sounds like the US's revered ADL will incur a membership drop-off of sorts.... Or how censorship by Judeofascist control-freaks can backfire:

Billy Graham, Anti-Semitic?
If he returns his ADL award, so will I.

March 19, 2002 3:25 p.m.

By William F. Buckley Jr, NR's Editor at Large


nationalreview.com

Come to think of it, that story reminds me of a friend of mine who used to work for the late/bankrupt airline SABENA... He once told me that most executive and managerial positions in his company were filled by Flemish guys and then noted that it really didn't matter whether one was perfectly fluent in Flemish.... To be appointed to a managerial job, being fluent in Flemish wasn't enough --you must BE a Fleming.

Well, I guess the same holds true for that "anti-Semitic" thing... Whatever their goodwill, goyim can't be perfectly anti-Semitic... like the nuance between 100% and 99.99%. I guess it's precisely that 0.01% that spoiled Graham's fame....

Gus



To: Thomas M. who wrote (12876)3/21/2002 5:17:44 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER  Respond to of 23908
 
Russia must feel relieved that it successfully passed the Afghan torch to the Yanks...

cdi.org

Excerpt:

With Russia's threats to bomb Afghanistan - the meeting of Defense Minister Igor Sergeyev with Ahmad Shah Massoud, promises of full-scale military help for the latter and plans to broaden its military presence in Tajikistan - the country is fast spiraling into a new, much larger, conflict than the Chechen war, without having the slightest idea what it hopes to do.

The Fergana Valley is a powder keg lit not so much by the Taliban as by domestic problems - poverty, youth unemployment, corruption of the secular authorities, and ethnic and territorial conflicts over access to irrigated land. Unfortunately, the region will remain mired in these conflicts for decades to come. But this won't concern Russia directly unless Russia itself sets out on a path of war first with the Taliban and then with all the other forces in the region.

This would make Chechnya look like child's play. The methods that are the only way we know of waging war, our racial and ideological alienation from the local population, whom we have no solutions to offer to real problems other than our megalomania, will quickly increase the number of armed people ready to fight us. This could be a force of tens of millions.

No matter what legions we send, they'll dissolve in this human sea with no frontlines, no borders, no directions. The Russian bear already has a paw caught in the Chechen trap. It can either pull it out or cut it off. But in the wolves' lair that is the Fergana Valley, Russia will lose its skin entirely.

But our generals, liberals and spin doctors will tell us that this is our Eurasian Shambala - the mystical Shithouse into which our most right sort of people is following Putin.

(Andrei Piontkovsky is director of the Center of Strategic Research.)
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