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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (601)	9/5/1998 2:17:00 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1542

"while the Soviets' recognition was "De Jure". Now the Soviets, did not particularly like old Ben Gurion, mind you, but they saw an opportunity of creating instability in the middle east and seized on it. They even provided the first few shipments of arms (through Czechoslovakia) Israel needed to withstand the organized onslaught from the Arab countries (and the Jordan Legion led by British commanders)." This statement is historically correct but your other comments lean too heavily in a direction that would justify Zionist fascism. There is little doubt that the dictatroial Moslem regimes use the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for their own interest, but this does not take away from the racism of Zionism. During WWII, the Soviet Union tried to use the Nazi dislike for France and England to their advantage. There were many other political manuverings and posture, but this never changed the racist nature of Nationalist Socialism. In the same way, there are many little dictators trying to use the tragic confrontation between Palestinians and Israelit, but it does not change the fundamentally racise nature and intent of Zionism. Read the articles by the Jewish gentlemen by the name of Davis and comment on the quality of his research. As for the Soviet Communist help is De Jure recognition and arms supply to Israel in 48, it only reflects the Bolshevik Jewish influence in the Soviet Union from l917 to the collapse of their toatal control under Gorby. They are still very prominent in the Soviet Union but the Russian people are beginning to wake up to their involvement in the Bolshevik Revolution in l917 and the reign of terror against the Orthodox Christian that followed. Emile