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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (110777)	8/9/2003 11:40:10 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

The zionists have been known to call the indigenous 'arabs', correct me if i'm wrong on that .... they likely find their roots in a number of tribes, going way back, since Palestine has always been a crossroads The fact that the turks ruled the area does not give automatic carte blanche to the next conqueror to do so, unless you subscribe to the neocons' might makes right principle Israel has just been making changes to its citizenship law, that give the lie to its claims of being a 'multi-cultural society based upon democratic values and inalienable human rights' ..... or rather, would give the lie to such claims, had they ever been true, but they're not, the whole concept is to set up a jewish state on lands for centuries muslim, and to do whatever it takes to wipe out the muslim content, and promote the jewish It was bad enough having one whacko religion in a land where it's too hot to think straight, shoving another one hostile to the first into the mix is just insane, a straight-out recipe for violence ..... violence is inherent in the zionist concept, as Steven once pointed out so eloquently - ' If you want the root of the Palestine situation, you can find it in one word: Judenstadt. ..... Violence, therefore, was implicit in Zionism from the very beginning.' Message 18311394 Jochen has since straightened us out on the spelling, which should be Judenstaat [Stadt - 'city', Staat = 'state']