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To: philv who wrote (21929)	11/21/2004 5:45:33 AM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 80950

Phil > My French isn't nearly good enough to properly translate that article Try this -- not great but not bad translate.google.com

To: philv who wrote (21929)	11/22/2004 4:44:18 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Respond to of 80950

Re: And it seems like all of Europe is singing from the same song book. Well, not ALL of Europe... yet. As I said, Judeofascism is not a viable agenda. Sure enough, a large section of the conservative right, together with the far-right, resents the immigrant population... However, until 911 and its noxious aftermath, it didn't know how to handle it. I mean, bashing the immigrants and Muslims just because you don't like them wouldn't work --a credible rationale had to be devised to sway public opinion. 911 and its Judeofascist brains provided it: they've helped redefine Arab/Muslim immigrants as (potential) TERRORISTS, not just harmless "gastarbeiters" --and Bob's your uncle! From now on, the far-right has a potent, US- and Israeli-certified reason to bash the immigrants. Re: Tensions also rose in Belgium, where authorities arrested a suspect Friday accused of sending death threats to a senator of Moroccan heritage who criticized radical Muslims. That's indeed an open-and-shut case: the allegedly Islamic blackmailer was arrested last week(). He was actually an informant-turned-provocateur employed by Belgian intelligence --a Belgian (Flemish?) native of Gent whose name was found in the AEL member list for the year 2002. Now, the AEL itself is an intelligence sting to trap would-be islamist troublemakers... Its "leader", Dyab Abu Jaja was recruited by Mossad in Lebanon and subsequently dispatched to Belgium where he was granted enough media coverage to raise the Vlaams Blok* score at the polls by a few notches... So much so that the far-right VB-turned-Vlaams Belang is now the #1 party in Antwerp. That's why Flemish nationalists no longer need Abu Jaja to stir it up in Antwerp --his mission there is over. Hence his recent relocation in Brussels (Schaerbeek): the far-right scored very poorly in the last (regional & European) polls in Brussels (in June 2004). Abu Jaja's job will be to psych up Brussels voters into casting their votes on the far-right in the next municipal poll (in 2006) --like in Antwerp... Gus (*) Menaces contre Mme Bousakla: un Gantois converti à l'islam (Belga) L'homme qui a menacé de mort la sénatrice sp.a Mimount Bousakla est un Gantois de 38 ans de nationalité belge, converti à l'islam, ont indiqué le parquet d'Anvers et le parquet d'Anvers. Il a été appréhendé jeudi soir et a reconnu les faits, mais il dit n'avoir jamais parlé d'"abattage rituel". Il a expliqué qu'il avait trouvé les propos de la sénatrice subversifs et intolérants, raison pour laquelle il a lancé samedi dernier des menaces par téléphone au secrétariat du sp.a à Anvers. D'après lui, et le dossier le confirme, il n'a jamais parlé d'"abattage rituel". L'homme ne possède aucun antécédent judiciaire. En 2002, son nom figurait sur la liste des membres de l'AEL, la Ligue arabe européenne. Cette organisation ne semble toutefois pas mêlée en quoi que ce soit aux actes posés par le suspect. Le Gantois risque une peine de 6 mois à 2 ans de prison pour menaces orales à caractère raciste. Il doit comparaître ce vendredi devant le juge d'instruction, qui devra décider d'un éventuel mandat d'arrêt à son égard. La sénatrice Mimount Bousakla a fait part de son soulagement et a dit espèrer que cette arrestation mette un terme rapide à l'atmosphère de menaces régnant actuellement. (MJN)