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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (281256)	3/22/2006 9:38:21 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572771

Europe's warning "In 1973, Jean Raspail published an extraordinary and prescient novel, 'The Camp of the Saints.' He imagined a flotilla of immigrants traveling ... to France. ... At first, Raspail was attacked as a racist. ... Now what Raspail feared has indeed seemingly come to pass, at least in Europe. "In 2002, [Italian journalist] Orianna Fallaci ... published 'The Rage and the Pride.' In it ... she has both exposed and railed against the Islamic 'invasion' of Europe and the Islamic terror threat. She understands that the point of jihad is to subdue and conquer. ... She throws in her lot with 'Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair.' And she defends the Jews and Israel with a morally hot passion." -- Phyllis Chesler, from her new book, "The Death of Feminism"

To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (281256)	3/22/2006 10:20:10 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572771

Nevertheless, they are now doing great. One of 3 countries only allowing East European citizens of the new EU countries to migrate freely and work in their economies. The other 2 being UK and Sweden. My son spent a year with Apple in Cork. I went there for a couple of days last summer, driving around this beautiful but once so poor country and reading about it while sightseeing was worth its while. Yes, they went to America when their potatoes froze and starved hundred thousands of the Irish to death. Taro