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To: goldworldnet who wrote (288908)	8/21/2002 2:28:06 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Orgins of terrorism in the Middle East 1945 October 31 Jewish terrorist offensive against British rule in Palestine begins, with a wave of bomb attacks on police vehicles, railway sites and Haifa oil refinery. One policeman, one soldier and two railway workers killed. November 27 Eight British soldiers killed in bomb attack on police station Jerusalem, Palestine, in Jewish Irgun terrorist attack. 1946 January 7 Three American civilian officials killed when Nazi "Werewolf" terrorists burn down their house in Passau, Germany. March 11 Iranian scholar Amhed Kashravi stabbed to death by Fedayyan-e eslam guerillas in Iran. July 22 Ninety people killed and forty five wounded after Jewish terrorists blow up the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, Palestine, which was home to British government and military offices. The terrorists held workers at pistol point while they planted the explosives in the basement of the hotel. October 31 British embassy in Rome, Italy, wrecked by two bombs in suit cases left by Jewish Irgun terrorists. No casualties. 1947 July 12 Jewish Irgun terrorists kidnap and then hang two British Army sergeants. The terrorists were trying to secure the release of three Irgun members who had been sentenced to death by the British authorities in Palestine. September 29 Jewish Irgun terrorists bomb police station in Haifa, Palestine, killing four British and four Arab policemen, as well as two Arab civilians. Forty six people injured. December 3 Train derailed near Arras, France, by Jewish-Communist terrorists killing twenty and injuring forty. December 12 Twenty Arabs, five Jews and two British soldiers killed and thirty wounded in Jewish terrorist bomb attacks on buses in Haifa and Ramleh, Palestine. British mandate to rule Palestine ends on 15 May 1948; state of Israel established. December 29 Jewish Irgun terrorists throw grenades from passing taxi into café near the Damascus gate, Jerusalem, Palestine, killing eleven Arabs and two British policemen. April 9 Jewish Irgun terrorist group attacks Deir Yassim, Palestine, murdering two hundred and fifty four Arab women and children captured in the remains of the village. Bomb explodes near US embassy in Bogota, Colombia, during Organisation of American States conference. September 17 United Nations mediator in Palestine, Swedish Count Folke Bernadotte, murdered by Jewish Stern gang extremist in Jerusalem, Palestine, who fired at point blank range through window of his official car.

To: goldworldnet who wrote (288908)	8/21/2002 2:45:24 PM
From: Karen Lawrence	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

There's no correlation between age of mother and incidence of autism. Actually older moms run an increased risk of having Down's syndrome, but autism runs the gamut. Another case of scientists are lying or their findings being suppressed.... Autism levels are 'ten times higher' Scientists say they don't know what causes autism increase Autism levels have increased ten-fold over the past decade, according to research. Some people have linked the increase in autism to the controversial MMR jab, but others feel it could be linked to a number of environmental factors. The Autism Research Unit, which is part of the University of Sunderland, said it was unable to rule out a link with the MMR and autism. And researchers called for further investigations to look at what is causing the huge increases. There are a lot of things that are a possibility for the cause of the increase, but we wouldn't rule out a link with the MMR jab Paul Shattock, of the Autism Research Unit Paul Shattock from the Autism Research Unit, said: "There are a lot of things that are a possibility for the cause of the increase, but we wouldn't rule out a link with the MMR jab. "I think it should be investigated properly," he said. Big increase Mr Shattock, who is also the vice-president of the World Autism Organisation, said the finding was based on an analysis of data collected between 1966 and 1999. The findings will be presented at a conference in April. He said: "We have been doing research for many years with the 6,000 people in our database where we have looked at dates of births of people with autism to see if there is a large increase and other researchers have found great similarities in their data. "Our early data does suggest that there is a big increase and tenfold over 10 years is the figure we have at the moment." The National Autistic Society said the research was "interesting", but said it was difficult to record autism figures as there is no central data base. Spokesman David Potter said: "It doesn't explain necessarily any increase in autism. "They are interesting figures but because we haven't ever had the central recording that is necessary to compare one year with another, it is very difficult to know whether there are real increases in autism or not." Mr Potter said there are currently about 500,000 people in the UK diagnosed with autism of varying degrees. A spokesman for the Department of Health said that the MMR is safe and that studies have so far failed to find a link between MMR and autism. "We believe that MMR is safe and it continues to be the recommended vaccine for children," he said. Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects the way a person communicates and relates to people around them. Children and adults with autism are unable to relate to others in a meaningful way. Their ability to develop friendships is impaired as is their capacity to understand other people's feelings.