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To: Thomas M. who wrote (13774)	4/17/2002 4:01:44 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23908

Fortunately, the American democracy is resilient, much more so than Europe's.... I think we're merely living a repeat of 1930s geopolitics that eventually climaxed with WWII. To be sure, Judeofascism is strong in America, partly because your religious mindset didn't evolve for the past 100 years --like Canada's Quebecois whose (French) accent is still the same as their forefathers's.... Anyway, just take Monday's big Judeofascist rally in Washington: there were about 50,000 demonstrators --not much for a country harboring 6+ million Jews and 260+ million Christians. In Europe, support for Judeofascism is following an ominous path: the merger between FAR-RIGHT parties with Zionism --a stunning development most political pundits would have thought unthinkable only one year ago.... Indeed, Europe's most fervent supporters of Sharon and his Judeofascist agenda are the very same politicos who used to be vilified by Jewish/immigrant organizations for their admitted racism/anti-Semitism. In Belgium, the Vlaams Blok roots for Judeofascist Israel because of their common hatred against Muslims/Arabs; in France, Mr Bruno Megret, leader of xenophobic MNR, openly supported Israel during his whistle-stopping in Strasbourg; in Italy, even the Left has split on the ME issue and (EU Chief Commissioner) Romano Prodi joined with Forza Italia, G. Fini and all the so-called post-fascist crowd against the Palestinians and for Judeofascist Israel. A gloomy perspective for Europe as a whole since, this time around, there won't be any "Marshall Plan" to rescue the European bunglers out of their self-inflicted misery.... Gus

To: Thomas M. who wrote (13774)	4/17/2002 4:35:09 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23908

Dutch government quits over '95 Bosnia atrocity Peter Finn The Washington Post Wednesday, April 17, 2002 FRANKFURT The Dutch government resigned Tuesday after the publication last week of a damning report on the murder of more than 7,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys who were taken from the UN-designated safe-area of Srebrenica in July 1995 and shot to death by Bosnian Serbs while under the ostensible protection of cowed and uncertain Dutch troops. In the single most brutal chapter of the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia, and a moment that stained the reputation of the international community as well as that of the Netherlands, a small, lightly-armed Dutch peace-keeping contingent operating under a toothless UN mandate and unable to get military backing from its allies, including the United States, essentially stepped aside as Bosnian Serbs overran the enclave. The blue-helmeted peackeeping troops helped "evacuate" the Muslims who were then taken to their places of death, their bodies bulldozed into the ground. The worst mass murder in Europe since the genocide of World War II has haunted the liberal Dutch conscience for seven years, and the mass resignation Tuesday, less than a month before national elections, was a belated if politically meaningless act of collective penance. [snip] iht.com Get the pattern?? Mass murders of innocent Muslim civilians in Bosnia, Kosovo; in Chechnya; in Palestine; and, all the while, hate crimes against Muslims all across Europe --from Moscow to Berlin to El Ejido () (Andalucia, Spain).... If anything, the current outburst of vandalism against synagogues and other Jewish outfits might be interpreted as a (clumsy) "preemptive self-defence" of sorts, as Europe's Muslim outcasts vaguely sense that they're next in line.... Gus () humanrights.de