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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (581)	7/19/2002 3:40:33 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3959

Re: The Palestinians are not poor because they don't get aid. They are poor because their leadership steals half the money, and uses the other half to buy guns and katyushas. But then, that's been the Arab strategy all along. And so was the Zionist strategy all along! Hopefully, there're still some principles in life that you can't sell out --dignity, sovereignty, the right for a people's self-determination,.... Are you Zionists so foolish or so petty as to believe you can bribe away the Palestinians' dignity? If so, then let's turn the tables: how much for Jerusalem? I mean, the whole of it --how much? The Saudis, the Iranians, Turkey have the money... Tell us your price! Your price will be the Saudis's. $50 billion? $100 billion? Mazel! Pack up and leave the holy city --oh, sure, you'll be welcome back as tourists.... Gus

To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (581)	7/19/2002 7:27:58 AM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 3959

"The . . . Internet is our sword." -- an American neo-Nazi "The Revolution will not be televised-but it will be Web-based." -- Laurie King-Irani, Electronic Intifada, March 2001 In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the U.S., the Wiesenthal Center has increased its monitoring of online activity. Digital Hate 2002: An Overview of Online Apologists for Global Terrorism is a CD-ROM report based on data compiled by Wiesenthal Center researchers who track the Internet for pro-terrorist and hate websites. The study presents an overview of the propaganda and distortions being circulated by the enemies of the U.S., her allies, and the State of Israel. Just this past weekend, a neo-Nazi belonging to a radical right wing extremist group attempted to assassinate French President Jacques Chirac. This particular group caught the attention of Wiesenthal Center researchers compiling Digital Hate. This extremist group, along with others, are featured on the CD-ROM. Center officials have presented Digital Hate to the new French Minister of Interior and Security; to authorities at Scotland Yard; at the OSCE's anti terrorism meeting in Berlin, at the United Nations in Geneva, and to the Royal Canadian Mounty Police in Toronto. Additionally, the Wiesenthal Center is planning on making Digital Hate 2002 available to law enforcement, members of the media, educators and students. wiesenthal.com