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To: bull_dozer who wrote (202043)	10/15/2023 1:57:12 PM
From: bull_dozer	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217789

“In the years that followed, the Israelis recognized that short, sharp military actions would be used to ignite crises that would distract international attention from Israeli stonewalling, or permit a steady outward creep of Israel's frontiers. Moshe Dayan admitted as much. Coveting the Golan Heights before they were actually seized in the 1967 Six Day War, Dayan noted that "we'd send a tractor to plow some place in the demilitarized zone...and we knew ahead of time that the Syrians would shoot. If they didn't shoot, we'd tell the tractor to move deeper, until the Syrians fired on it. And then we'd activate artillery and the air force. We thought, 'we can change the armistice lines by a series of operations that are less than war.'" Always claiming to be a "status quo state," Israel was actually an expansionist one." Message 34448766

To: bull_dozer who wrote (202043)	10/16/2023 11:29:10 AM
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Michael Rivero - All Wars Are Bankers' Wars Using the thought-provoking title, All Wars Are Bankers' Wars!, Michael Rivero shows how banking practices have led to catastrophic incidents throughout history. Written for casual as well as scholarly political observers and filled with beautiful animated art, this 42-minute film is a thoughtful reminder of the consequences of a distorted economic rationale in an impoverished society. archive.org