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Diplomacy in World Wars I & II is now in Place for Armageddon!

June 12, 2006

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The wonderful art of diplomacy now being practiced in the Middle East is the same type employed with ungodly nations prior to World War II, and will produce the same result in spades, namely Armageddon. The answer to the Middle East problem should have been direct brute force turned loose by Israel on a society that uses diplomacy to deceive and build up its military strength to eradicate its enemy. Quite frankly, we are largely responsible for the situation Israel finds itself in today. We should NOT have intervened in 1948, 1967, and 1973, to induce Israel to GO ALONG with a truce in each instance.

We should have warned the international community to stay out of the conflicts, and let Israel go as far as it wanted to go, thereby crushing the power of the Arab nations into sand, which they could have done. The Soviet Union, China, Asia, and Europe would have screamed until their tonsils flew out, but would have done nothing. The world three-nation power block would not have joined into the fray for fear of each other.

Now, it is two late, because the economies of Russia and China are tied to the Middle East Arab oil and sales of their high tech weaponry and facility building abilities, and both the United States and Israel are not certain as to what they would do if either one of us attacked the Iranian nuclear facilities.

So the international community will use its mediocre element of diplomacy to attempt to get Iran to stop its drive toward a nuclear warhead for its Shihab missile series.

Iran will play the same delay game they have followed for years with Europe, but will continue either publicly or secretly to obtain the required ingredients for creation of several nuclear warheads

Since I have always believed the initial attack by ten Arab nations on Israel will be a conventional war, it has never been of any great concern to me whether or not Iran gets a thermonuclear warhead. Iran wants nuclear weapons to deter Israel from using their vast armada of Jericho nuclear-mounted warheads against them when they do launch a Jihad attack against Israel. Every Arab capital in the world would be utterly destroyed, and Iran would be a gigantic hole in the ground if Israel launched all its nuclear Jericho missiles.

Iran, and all the other Arab nations, are acutely aware they cannot win a nuclear war with Israel.

But they know it is possible, by shear weight of human body count and sufficient high tech weaponry, to drive Israel out of the land from Dan

to Beersheba. They will use conventional weapons, purchased from the international group of nations seeking to boost their economies, to drive Israel out of the land from Dan to Beersheba.

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Iran Engaged in Secret Nuke Project

JPost.com Staff, THE JERUSALEM POST

June 12, 2006

New evidence has come to light indicating that Iran is engaged in an as-yet-undeclared nuclear development project intended for military use, The Daily Telegraph reported Monday.

The project, codenamed Zirzamin 27, has caused concern among nuclear experts in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, who are demanding a full disclosure from Iran.

Ever since 2003, when UN inspectors found enriched uranium at the Teheran-area Lavizan military base, many have suspected Iran of developing a secret military nuclear program.

Now, evidence suggests that this is, in fact, the case-that the Iranians have moved the Lavizan project to a new, top-secret site outside Teheran.

Although the exact location of the project is unknown, the name Zirzamin-“basement” in Farsi- implies that the research laboratories involved in the project are underground. IAEA officials are currently studying reports of Zirzamin 27’s activities.

One diplomat who works with the IAEA called this “a truly alarming development” and said it “indicates that the Iranians remain committed to developing nuclear weapons, despite their claims…that their nuclear ambitions are completely peaceful.”

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Imprisoned Followers of Frankenstein, the Wolf Man, and Count Dracula, do not Break Ranks with their Individual Leader’s Particular Brand of Terror!

June 12, 2006

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Once the Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders not in Israeli prisons turned down the Prisoners Peace Plan put forward by Fatah, the imprisoned Hamas and Islamic Jihad followers removed their names from the plan they put forward as a Fatah-Hamas-Islamic Jihad Prisoner Peace Plan, leaving only the Fatah prisoners in favor of it. Their “party whips” remind me of our own congressional parties willingness to stick to a party line they don’t like, rather than vote their own conscience.

Two Authors of the Prisoners’ Document Pull Out

Sunday, June 11, 2006

Arutz Sheva – IsraelNationalNews.com

Two members of the team who wrote the much-touted Prisoners’ Document plan for peace between Israel and the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority on Sunday withdrew

their signatures from the document.

Abdel Khaled Natche, a top Hamas member incarcerated in Israel, has withdrawn his name from the document, as has fellow prisoner, Bassem al-Saadi, a top Islamic Jihad member.

Both men said in a statement read by Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri

that Fatah Chairman and PA President Mahmoud Abbas had used the document for political gain, rather than the solution to a deadlock that it was meant to be.

The statement by Natche read in Gaza by a spokesman said he had withdrawn his signature on behalf of all Hamas prisoners, accord

ing to media sources.

Natche and al-Saadi accused Abbas of “unacceptable abuse” in their statement. “

The document is now a completely Fatah document,” announced Abu Zuhri. The two were angered by Abbas’ call for a referendum on the document should Hamas refuse to accept the plan.

Abbas was the first to embrace the plan, which was authored by prisoners from the Hamas, Fatah and Islamic Jihad parties and called for a two-state solution with a PA state drawn on the pre-1967 boundaries, as well as a total right of return to Israel for Arabs who left Israel following the modern Jewish state’ s founding in 1948.

In addition, it calls for PA Arabs to “focus their resistance on the lands occupied in 1967.”

The plan does not call for formal recognition of Israel, nor does it call upon terror group Hamas to renounce violence or disarm, all of which are the preconditions set by the Quartet of Nations (United States, United Nations, European Union and Russia) for restoring international funding for the PA government.

Natche, a leader of the local Hamas militia in Hebron, helped formulate the document last month together with Marwan Barghouti, a senior leader of the Fatah party and Bassem al-Saadi of Islamic Jihad. Hamas and Fatah were engaged in a bloody power struggle in the streets of Gaza at

the time, one which has continued despite a number of ceasefires which did not hold.

The two parties continued their battles on Sunday while leaders from both parties were scheduled to meet again in another effort to work out their differences.

Abbas has pushed for acceptance of the document by Hamas as a way of softening the terrorist organization’s stance on peace talks with Israel. Hamas has steadfastly refused to budge on the issue, prompting Abbas to issue an ultimatum to Hamas: approve the plan or face a general referendum on the document.

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KNOW THINE ENEMY!

June 11, 2006

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Want to Understand the Actions of Someone – Know their Religious Beliefs!

Want to understand My Actions – Know the Bible!

Want to understand the Actions of an Islamic – Read the Koran!

This is an excellent article by Mladen Andrijasevic in the Jerusalem Post. Please take the time to read it.

As an analyst, one of the most important aspects in intelligence work is to “know thine enemy.” The vast majority of the free world population has never read the Koran and, because of this, simply do not grasp the motives and long-range purposes of the Islamic religion.

The Islamic religion is, for all practical purposes, a belief that the end justifies the means and, if it is obeyed, will eventually create a totally Muslim world. It is also important to understand that many actions of Islam do not appear in the Koran, but are based on traditional teachings that

Islam believes Muhammad did and said during his wars against the infidels.

I am of the Missionary Baptist belief, and much of what I do, write, and say, is directed by the way I interpret the Bible, which I believe is the inspired word of God. To understand my beliefs is to understand me.

Ahmadinejad is of the Shiite Muslim belief, and much of what he does, writes, and says, is directed by the way he interprets the Koran and its associated traditional teachings. He believes they are the words of his god Allah. To understand his beliefs is to understand him.

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Eye on Iran: Three Must-Reads

THE JERUSALEM POST

May 25, 2006

Posted by Mladen Andrijasevic, Be’er Sheva, Israel

Two recent events regarding Iran show the strange situation we are witnessing. The first has to do with Ahmadinejad’s letter to President Bush, the second with the Iranian dress code.

Apart from Robert Spencer in jihadwatch.com, Amil Imani in faithfreedom.org, Amir Taheri in the New York Post, Caroline Glick in the Jerusalem Post and Hillel Fradkin in the Weekly Standard, the rest of the world media totally misunderstood what Ahmadinejad meant. The letter was, according to Robert Spencer, an invitation to convert to Islam, a da’wa, an Islamic requirement before waging war against the unbelievers.

What is more, Ahmadinejad himself confirmed this interpretation in Indonesia: “The letter was an invitation to monotheism and justice, which are common to all divine prophets. If the call is responded positively, there will be no more problems to be solved.” In traditional Muslim belief, it is only Islam that guarantees “monotheism, worship of God, justice, respect for the dignity of man, belief in the Last Day.”

In the second instance, the news about the new law in Iran, which according to Amir Taheri “has been passed by the Islamic Majlis and will now be submitted to the Council of Guardians,” and which envisages separate dress codes for religious minorities, Christians, Jews

and Zoroastrians, generated considerable attention. Iran has denied the news, but Amir Taheri stood by his comments, and the final version of events has still not been established. However, most commentators found the Nazi yellow star that the Jews were forced to wear under Nazi rule as the prime point of comparison. Few, apart from Amir Taheri, Robert Spencer, Andrew Bostom and Melanie Phillips took note that this dress code predates Nazi Germany and that Jews and all non-Muslims living under Islam were obliged to dress in a prescribed by the authorities way so that they would be differentiated from Muslims.

In both cases, we have an example that the West has no clue (at least as presented in most main-stream media) how the Iranians think.

To be more precise, they have no clue how Muslims think and what they stand for.

Why is that? Why is it so difficult for the media and politicians in the western world to sit down and, through Amazon, order three books after which the picture would become clear: “Why I Am Not A Muslim” by Ibn Warraq, “Islam and Dhimmitude” by Bat Ye’or and “The Sword of the Prophet” by Serge Trifkovic

? (The Koran is available online.)

During the Cold War, hundreds of books were available that tackled the subject of the USSR, from Helene Carrere d’Encausse’s ” Decline of an Empire” to Nikita Khruschev’s “Khruschev Remembers.”

There is little doubt that US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, as a Soviet specialist, had read many of them.

Why not read Warraq, Bat Ye’ or and Trifkovic

?

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Hamas and Fatah want Money to Fight each Other and Israel, Not for the People!

From “Willow”

June 9, 2006

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All the crying for reinstatement of welfare money is really a squeal for weapons for war expenditures. Their leaders desire to feed their people is like the shepherd of Zechariah 11:16.

Zechariah 11:16 – For, lo, I will raise up a shepherd in the land, which shall not visit those that be cut off, neither shall seek the young one, nor heal that that is broken, nor feed that that standeth still: but he shall eat the flesh of the fat, and tear their claws in pieces.

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Hunger or No, 111 Truckloads of TV’s to PA-Land

By Hillel Fenton

Arutz Sheva

June 7, 2006

The televisions, imported by Israelis and resold to PA importers for sale to end users, were shipped through the Karni Crossing.

The upswing in television purchases in the PA may be related to the start of the World Cup soccer games in Europe, broadcast throughout the Middle East. The price in Israel to watch the World Cup is some 300 shekels.

Lt.-Col. Shlomo Dror, speaking with Arutz-7’s correspondent Haggai Huberman, confirmed the report, and said that 400 trucks enter every day with food

and medicines.

Foreign Minister Tzippy Livni yesterday told American envoy David Walsh that the Hamas-led PA government refused Israel’s offer of 50 million shekels worth of medicines, instead demanding that Israel provide the cash equivalent from the tax revenues Israel began withholding since the Hamas took over the PA.

Israel’s decision is to use the money for humanitarian purposes, and not to transfer money that is likely to be used to fund attacks against Israelis.

Several weeks ago, Israel turned to the PA, via the World Health Organization (WHO), in an attempt to find out which hospitals they should provide with medical equipment and medicines.

WHO officials came back with an answer a few days ago, saying that the PA is not interested in receiving medicines, but rather cash.

“The PA’s position shows that there really is no health crisis in the PA, contrary to its claims,” Israeli security sources said, “and that they want to use the money for other things.”

The European Union is attempting to expand the definition of “humanitarian needs” to include all welfare and social services, such as education,

social workers and psychologists. Many in Israel, on the other hand, feel that whatever money is given for these purposes will simply free up other PA monies to be used for terrorism and related causes.

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Iran Financially Building Up Hamas as a Future Jihad Partner!

June 10, 2006

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In order for a Jihad to be successful against Israel there must be an enemy attacking outward from within Israel in coordination with Arab nations attacking from without. The Palestinians are being built up to fulfill that role.

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Iran Pours Millions into Supporting Hamas Infrastructure

By Scott Shiloh

June 6, 2006

Iran has become a key player in funneling money to “charitable” organizations in the PA which finance suicide bombers and their families. The money helps keep the Hamas Government afloat.

The PA’s own semi-official newspaper Al Hayat Al Jadida has been covering the distribution of Iranian funds to PA terrorists and their families via “charitable” organizations set up for that purpose.

On June 1, the paper published a report about how an organization, Al Ansar, affiliated with the Hamas, distributed $1.8 million of gifts to the families of suicide bombers in Gaza.

The head of the organization, Nafez El-Araj, told the paper how his organization distributed money to the families of 2,900 Arab terrorists. Each family was allocated a grant for rebuilding houses that were destroyed by the IDF as part of its campaign to deter potential suicide bombers.

Over the past three months, Iran has contributed another $1.3 million to 2,020 families of terrorists in Judea and Samaria.

Organizations such as Al Ansar, which distribute millions to Arab terrorist families, contribute substantially to the level of public support for the Hamas in the Palestinian Authority, and reduce the effectiveness of economic sanctions against Hamas.

Iranian money allows the Hamas to develop a powerful social, economic, and educational system in the PA which bolsters public support for the group and its terrorist infrastructure.

Israel and Western countries are hoping that economic sanctions against the Hamas ultimately will bear fruit.

On Monday, an angry mob of PA employees rampaged into a branch of the Arab Bank in Gaza, demanding back pay from the PA.

The bank, worried about the threat of sanctions from the United States for supporting terrorism, and legal actions against bank assets held abroad, refused to pay out money for debts owed by the Hamas. After breaking into the bank, the PA employees attacked the branch manager.

In contrast to the Arab Bank, the Bank of Palestine, headquartered in the PA, paid out salaries of up to NIS 1,500 to PA employees with accounts at that bank.

After the attack, managers of the Arab Bank, which is headquartered in Jordan, decided to shut all bank branches in the Gaza district. A spokesman for the Jordanian government said the bank would close its remaining branches in Judea and Samaria if violence against the

bank continues.

Terrorist factions in the PA have already warned that they will continue attacks against banks refusing to pay out salaries to employees of the Hamas government in the PA.

They justified such attacks by saying that those banks were aiding and abetting the enemy.

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