Guyana Chronicle, May 12, 2008

60 Years of Israeli brutality

THE world’s most powerful leaders, U.S. President, George W. Bush, Germany’s Angela Merkel, France’s Nicholas Sarkozy, and England’s former Prime Minister, Tony Blair will gather in Jerusalem next week to celebrate Israel’s 60th birthday. “A state built on blood, murder, theft and lies.” Their presence in occupied-Jerusalem signals to the world and especially to the Arabs their support of Israel’s subjugation, humiliation and terror against the Palestinians. Only recently Israel recognized the existence of Palestinians. Its founders were all members of terrorist organizations -- Ben Gurion, Golda Meir and Yitzhak Shamir, Moshe Dayan, among others, refused to acknowledge that Palestinians existed, and after 60 years of a brutal occupation, the Zionists quest to eliminate the Palestinians from their homeland continues unabatedly, but Palestinians refuse to disappear.


It’s no secret that Israel was founded by a terror network led by terrorists groups such as Irgun, Haganah, and Stern Gangs. A reference to encyclopedias of the 40s-60s will confirm that. By 1948, and before the UN recognition of Israel, the Zionists amassed the financial and military support to occupy Palestine. They terrorized the British who abruptly left Palestine to Zionist fanatics from Europe. “There is no doubt that many sexual atrocities were committed by the attacking Jews. Many young (Arab) girls were raped and later slaughtered. Old women were also molested.” (General Richard Catling, British Army Assistant Inspector after interrogating several female survivors).


Zionist terror started as early as 1937, but the younger generation today is unaware of it. Between 1937-1939 Zionist terrorists attacked Palestinian buses resulting in 24 deaths. In 1939 Haganah blew up the Iraqi oil pipeline near Haifa. Then in 1940 Stern Gang assassinated the British Minister, Lord Moyne, in Cairo. As well as, on 25th November 1940, the S.S. Patria was blown up by Zionist terrorists in Haifa Harbour, killing 268 illegal Jewish immigrants aimed at drawing sympathy and to force the British to allow Jews to migrate to Palestine. In 1946 they blew up the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, both Haganah and Irgun Gang were involved. As well, in 1946 Irgun Gang bombed the British Embassy in Rome, and in 1947 a postal bomb exploded in the British War office. The British squarely blamed the terror on Irgun and Stern Gangs (The Sunday Times, Sept. 24, 1972), p. 8.


From 1947 to 1948 thousands of Palestinians were killed by Zionist terror and 700,000-800,000 were uprooted from their ancestral home, Palestine. These facts are all well documented, and I will discuss only a few because of limited space to chronicle them all. In December 1947, six Palestinians were killed when bombs were thrown from Jewish trucks at Arab houses in Haifa; 12 Palestinians were killed in a village near Haifa. On the 13 December 1947, Zionist terrorists believed to be members of Irgun Zevi Leumi murdered 18 Palestinian civilians in Jerusalem, Jaffa and Lud areas. In Jerusalem, they bombed Arab market-places near the Damascus Gate; in Jaffa bombs were thrown into an Arab café; and in the Arab village near Lud, 12 Arabs were killed in an attack with mortars and automatic weapons.


In 1948 Haganah blew up the Sarai in Jaffa killing 40 and on January 5 they bombed the Semiramis Hotel in Jerusalem, among the dead was the Spanish Consul. From December 13, 1947 to February 10, 1948, they blew up 9 Palestinian buses and attacked passenger trains four times killing 93, as well, cafes and markets were bombed, killing 138 people. The Salam building in Haifa, a seven-story building of apartments and stores was bombed on March 22, 1948 by Stern Gang, and between April 25, 1948- May 13, 1948 Jaffa was looted and destroyed by Irgun and Haganah terrorists. And let’s not forget that on 17 September 1948, Count Folke Berndadotte, UN Mediator in Palestine was assassinated by members of the Stern Gang.


And adding fuel to the fire, the United Nations in 1947 with 56 members was not a democratic body that represented the world when it voted to divide Palestine, and of the 56 members, only 58% supported the division of Palestine. In 1947, most of Africa, Asia and the Caribbean were under the imperial power of France, England, Holland, Spain and Portugal. Thus, it’s a myth that the UN created Israel. These European powers held back independence of their colonies because they conspired to create Israel and knew that it would have never happen if Africa, Asia and the Caribbean were free from European chains. Some brave nations that voted against the partition were, Afghanistan, Cuba, Egypt, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, and Yemen.


Another myth is that Israel is a beacon of freedom and democracy; on the contrary it is a religious state that affords only Jews freedom and democracy. The entire Jewish world is awarded Israeli citizenship, a despicable act, and an affront to the millions of Palestinians who live under Israel’s brutal-military occupation and those whose properties were confiscated and uprooted out of their land of birth and can’t return today yet the world Jewry are welcome there and awarded Israeli citizenship. Bush, Merkel and Sarkozy will toast to this.


Today Israel is feeding fear into the minds of people in its campaign to demonize the Palestinian liberation struggle as terrorism and parading itself as the eternal victim. Israel lectures the world that she is the defender of Western civilization and values against a barbaric enemy. This fear benefits the Jewish state. The same European nations that for hundreds of years tried to exterminate the Jewish are today its biggest consumer of this “fear tactic.” France, the United States, Germany and England have all armed Israel since its illegitimate founding in 1948. The Zionists were bent in occupying more Arab land, naturally their eyes were set on the West Bank and the Golan Heights, and thus it’s a fallacy to assert that the Arab attack on Israel led to the lost of these territories. And today the facts are staring us in the face. Israeli is not serious about peace, it continues to steal more Palestinian land, kill and terrorize. The West Bank is occupied and Gaza is under siege. People are deprived of healthcare, food and water, and in this backdrop, Merkel, Sarkozy, Blair and Bush are cheerleaders of Israel’s brutal 60-year occupation of Palestine. Israel can only celebrate its military might, “but in terms of justice, morality and humanity, one struggles to name a country on earth that so openly practices oppression and racism. As such Israel, on its 60th birthday, remains what it was when born six decades ago: a state built on blood, murder, theft and lies.” (Al Ahram)
R CHICKERY

De man really want to fit in as an Arab.

Israel is not going anywhere, there will be no peace until the Arabs wake up to that fact.

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Originally posted by Sunil:
Israel is not going anywhere, there will be no peace until the Arabs wake up to that fact.

It still does not change the fact that they got there through trickery, terror, deceit and evil.

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Originally posted by Nehru:
De man really want to fit in as an Arab.

Do you deny any of the information that he posted?

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Originally posted by ksazma:

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Originally posted by Sunil:
Israel is not going anywhere, there will be no peace until the Arabs wake up to that fact.

It still does not change the fact that they got there through trickery, terror, deceit and evil.

The Europeans also slaughtered the native Indians in North and South America and took their lands....faced with a superior military machine the best you can hope for is dialogue to end the bloodshed.

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Originally posted by Sunil:
The Europeans also slaughtered the native Indians in North and South America and took their lands....faced with a superior military machine the best you can hope for is dialogue to end the bloodshed.

The Israelis would not appreciate your example above because it records an exodus of the Europeans. Something that the Israelis are not prepared to do. They are more bent on creating more havoc with the intent of using it to sieze more property.

Similar to how early after nine eleven, the terror threat leaver always go up during a holiday period until some years ago when someone in congress questioned if there was really any validity to it going up. Now since then, they stopped doing it. That was Bush approach to con people into thinking that there is a threat and denying them the right to enjoy their holiday. I remember telling my boss when he asked what I had planned for Memorial day some years ago. I told him that I don't know but I am certain that the terror threat color will change.

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Originally posted by ksazma:

The Israelis would not appreciate your example above because it records an exodus of the Europeans. Something that the Israelis are not prepared to do. They are more bent on creating more havoc with the intent of using it to sieze more property.

Similar to how early after nine eleven, the terror threat leaver always go up during a holiday period until some years ago when someone in congress questioned if there was really any validity to it going up. Now since then, they stopped doing it. That was Bush approach to con people into thinking that there is a threat and denying them the right to enjoy their holiday. I remember telling my boss when he asked what I had planned for Memorial day some years ago. I told him that I don't know but I am certain that the terror threat color will change.

Israel still celebrates an act of terrorism( the bombing of the King David hotel) every year.

Oh what disgrace and joke.. all the way..

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Originally posted by Sunil:
Israel still celebrates an act of terrorism( the bombing of the King David hotel) every year.

About ten years ago when there was that botched plan to kill two Jordinian Officials, the Israeli government was happy to claim responsible for the plan but did not like the idea that their Mossad agents were seen as unexperienced hit men. Talk about pride.

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Originally posted by Amber:
Oh what disgrace and joke.. all the way..

name names please

A wonder who write a letter fo he.

Sugarworker.. I was wondering myself..

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Originally posted by ksazma:

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Originally posted by Amber:
Oh what disgrace and joke.. all the way..

name names please

leave that for the pansy.. Kazma.. no joke u must try a get a copy of Horizon look at the back page article..man oh man disgrace.. I dont know what Vindi was thinking..

Over the course of its almost 7000-year history, Israel has survived numerous attempts to destroy it as a nation. Every time it has been beaten, it found a way to regroup and function as a nation again.

I know how sentiments run hard against Israel, but put emotions aside and ask yourselves: Why would the Jews choose a piece of real estate in the middle of Muslim nations, call it home and fight so hard to defend it? Is it that they are brazen and bare-faced? Or is there something about the land that holds special religious significance to them, as much as it does to Palestinians and, by extension, Muslims?

I strongly believe that there is something special about Israel!

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Originally posted by Communicator:
Over the course of its almost 7000-year history, Israel has survived numerous attempts to destroy it as a nation. Every time it has been beaten, it found a way to regroup and function as a nation again.

I know how sentiments run hard against Israel, but put emotions aside and ask yourselves: Why would the Jews choose a piece of real estate in the middle of Muslim nations, call it home and fight so hard to defend it? Is it that they are brazen and bare-faced? Or is there something about the land that holds special religious significance to them, as much as it does to Palestinians and, by extension, Muslims?

I strongly believe that there is something special about Israel!

True, much like the Indians of Guyana.

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Originally posted by Communicator:
Over the course of its almost 7000-year history, Israel has survived numerous attempts to destroy it as a nation. Every time it has been beaten, it found a way to regroup and function as a nation again.

I know how sentiments run hard against Israel, but put emotions aside and ask yourselves: Why would the Jews choose a piece of real estate in the middle of Muslim nations, call it home and fight so hard to defend it? Is it that they are brazen and bare-faced? Or is there something about the land that holds special religious significance to them, as much as it does to Palestinians and, by extension, Muslims?

I strongly believe that there is something special about Israel!

It is not them being there that is troublesome. It is how they got it and how they continue to oppress the Palestinian people even today.

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Originally posted by ksazma:

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Originally posted by Communicator:
Over the course of its almost 7000-year history, Israel has survived numerous attempts to destroy it as a nation. Every time it has been beaten, it found a way to regroup and function as a nation again.

I know how sentiments run hard against Israel, but put emotions aside and ask yourselves: Why would the Jews choose a piece of real estate in the middle of Muslim nations, call it home and fight so hard to defend it? Is it that they are brazen and bare-faced? Or is there something about the land that holds special religious significance to them, as much as it does to Palestinians and, by extension, Muslims?

I strongly believe that there is something special about Israel!

It is not them being there that is troublesome. It is how they got it and how they continue to oppress the Palestinian people even today.

The Arabs missed out after the 1973 defeat where Israel was ready for a deal. Arafat also missed out when Clinton made his bold gamble to settle with a compromise. Truth of the matter, if there is not a paradigm shift among arabs/muslims, they will be fighting for the next century and by right where they are today.

What opression to muslims brought about the 8 bombs in Jaipur last night?

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Originally posted by baseman:
The Arabs missed out after the 1973 defeat where Israel was ready for a deal. Arafat also missed out when Clinton made his bold gamble to settle with a compromise. Truth of the matter, if there is not a paradigm shift among arabs/muslims, they will be fighting for the next century and by right where they are today.

What opression to muslims brought about the 8 bombs in Jaipur last night?

Arafat did not miss out anything. The Israeli were returning 11% of the land that they had stolen. Doesn't seem like a deal to me and Arafat did not think so either. I do believe that the palestinians actions are right in line with what the Israelis want. But the Palestinians are not smart enough to realize it. Plus they jump into a fight too quick.

I have a real problem with Muslims bombing others. Heck, I have a problem with anyone bombing others.

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Originally posted by ksazma:

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Originally posted by baseman:
The Arabs missed out after the 1973 defeat where Israel was ready for a deal. Arafat also missed out when Clinton made his bold gamble to settle with a compromise. Truth of the matter, if there is not a paradigm shift among arabs/muslims, they will be fighting for the next century and by right where they are today.

What opression to muslims brought about the 8 bombs in Jaipur last night?

Arafat did not miss out anything. The Israeli were returning 11% of the land that they had stolen. Doesn't seem like a deal to me and Arafat did not think so either. I do believe that the palestinians actions are right in line with what the Israelis want. But the Palestinians are not smart enough to realize it. Plus they jump into a fight too quick.

I have a real problem with Muslims bombing others. Heck, I have a problem with anyone bombing others.

I actually did not mean you directly, I realized you are moderate. I agree that it was not the best deal, but even Afarat commented that he may have made a mistake not signing on, in principle at least. I do have some sympathy for the Palestinians as I think they got a raw deal and Israel has overdone some things. However, there is quite alot of blame on the Arab/muslim side also.

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Originally posted by baseman:
I actually did not mean you directly, I realized you are moderate. I agree that it was not the best deal, but even Afarat commented that he may have made a mistake not signing on, in principle at least. I do have some sympathy for the Palestinians as I think they got a raw deal and Israel has overdone some things. However, there is quite alot of blame on the Arab/muslim side also.

His admission could have been paid for in US dollars. Notice how much money he was worth when he died while his people lived in refugee camps? Sure the Arabs/Muslims don't know the art of negotiation but I doubt that would have been meaningful with the Israelis. Don't forget that the Israelis have vowed that all Jeruselem will be part of Israel. They say that it is in the covenant that God made with them. Now this was not given to them in 1948 so they had all along foster some kind of plan to annex it. All the hurdles are coming because they are not willing to go back to the 1948 UN map concerning Jeruselem, much less all of Palestine. I say their intentions were bad going back to Goldstein which was way before the holacaust.

I must say that it is irritating to find out how almost all of you guys are brainwashed into this Muslim vs jewish thing. Who was Michel aflak? Who was George habash? Since when did the Palestinians all become Muslim? But YOUR government force fed you this nonsense becuase it did not want you to see that CHRISTIANS too were being slaughtered. Who is Michel Aoun? Do u know he is an ally of hizbollah...he, a christian warrior?
As for jaipur, baseman..i will not claim to now the details...but a question begets an answer and hindutva and islamic jihad are but different sides of the same coin. Let us not waste time in justifying either.