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   "Mustapha Allah" wrote in message   
   news:686caeb2-43ab-4216-9560-b1e626e00ea4@e1g2000yqh.googlegroups.com...   
   Religious extremists are increasingly turning to the internet to find,   
   indoctrinate and radicalise young Muslims, according to a new   
   documentary series.   
      
   WELL IF THEY EVER CAN FACE THE FACT OF THE DAMAGE THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE   
   HOLOHOAX IS DOING, THEY MIGHT BE ABLE TO HANDLE OTHER TIGHT KNIT GROUPS   
   LIKE THE MOSLEMS.   
      
      
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   Maidhc Ó Cathail looks at how Israel and its Zionist propagandists are   
   cynically using the memory of the Nazi Holocaust to promote aggression   
   against Iran, just as they did to whip up opinion in favour of   
   aggression against Iraq.   
      
   Chutzpah, a Yiddish word meaning "shameless audacity", has been   
   famously defined as "that quality enshrined in a man who, having   
   killed his mother and father, throws himself on the mercy of the court   
   because he is an orphan". Considering Israel's increasingly outrageous   
   behaviour, perhaps it's time for a new definition. The one that   
   springs to mind is "that quality enshrined in a state, which having   
   induced its 'allies' into a disastrous invasion of Iraq, then urges   
   them to attack Iran".   
      
   "every time Israel wants other countries to launch a war of aggression   
   on its behalf, it drags in the Nazi holocaust"   
      
   At a recent dinner in honour of visiting Italian Prime Minister Silvio   
   Berlusconi, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu took yet another   
   rhetorical swipe at Tehran. "Humanity stands before one of its most   
   difficult tests since World War II," Netanyahu intoned. "The radical   
   Islamic regime threats [sic] the well-being of the State of Israel,   
   the region and all of humanity."   
      
   Sounding more like an Israeli envoy than the head of a sovereign   
   nation, Berlusconi responded, "My job is to make sure that world   
   leaders do not commit the same error of the past, the error of   
   indifference that brought about the greatest tragedy in history".   
      
   In "Defamation", a highly revealing 2009 documentary on anti-Semitism   
   by Israeli filmmaker Yoav Shamir, Professor Norman Finkelstein noted   
   this strategy of invoking past Jewish suffering to justify future   
   wars. "The irony is that the Nazi holocaust has now become the main   
   ideological weapon for launching wars of aggression," said   
   Finkelstein, the author of The holocaust industry. "Every time you   
   want to launch a war of aggression, drag in the Nazi holocaust."   
      
   Or, to be more precise, every time Israel wants other countries to   
   launch a war of aggression on its behalf, it drags in the Nazi   
   holocaust. In the build-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Netanyahu was   
   one of many Zionists who did just that. In a 20 September 2002 Wall   
   Street Journal op-ed titled "The case for toppling Saddam", Netanyahu   
   laid on the guilt trip: "We now know that had the democracies taken   
   pre-emptive action to bring down Hitler's regime in the 1930s, the   
   worst horrors in history could have been avoided."   
      
   And as he and other Zionists are now doing with Iran, Netanyahu was in   
   2002 hyping a non-existent Iraqi nuclear threat. Saddam Hussein, he   
   claimed, was "feverishly trying to acquire nuclear weapons". Moreover,   
   "the deadly material necessary for atomic bombs", the then former   
   Israeli prime minister speculated, could be produced "in centrifuges   
   the size of washing machines that can be hidden throughout the country   
   - and Iraq is a very big country". To uncover Saddam's hypothetical   
   "portable manufacturing sites of mass death", Netanyahu warned that   
   "nothing less than dismantling his regime will do".   
      
   One might think that with over a million people dead and almost five   
   million others displaced in Iraq - and not a weapon of mass   
   destruction to be found - that Netanyahu might be showing some   
   remorse. Instead, he's beating the drums loudest for an even more   
   catastrophic war with Iran.   
      
   "Instead of acknowledging that it is the only nuclear-armed state in   
   the Middle East, Israel and its supporters focus the world's attention   
   on imaginary threats from its regional rivals."   
      
   That should tell us a lot not only about the man, but about the nature   
   of the ideology that drives him. Zionism, like the fictional Jewish   
   parenticide, shamelessly attempts to turn reality on its head.   
      
   Instead of acknowledging that it is the only nuclear-armed state in   
   the Middle East, Israel and its supporters focus the world's attention   
   on imaginary threats from its regional rivals.   
      
   Rather than apologizing for their crimes against humanity - most   
   notably, the dispossession and virtual imprisonment of the Palestinian   
   people - Zionists arrogantly portray themselves as the defenders of   
   humanity against Islamic aggression.   
      
   And instead of admitting that they lied about Iraqi weapons of mass   
   destruction, Iraqi ties to al-Qaeda, Iraqi mobile biological weapons   
   laboratories, Iraqi yellowcake uranium from Niger and Iraqi meetings   
   in Prague, Zionist propagandists are busy concocting similarly brazen   
   lies about Iran.   
      
   If world leaders are indeed committing an "error of indifference", it   
   is hardly their supposed resistance to Zionist scaremongering. Rather,   
   it is their indifference to the suffering of Arab and Muslim peoples.   
   Foremost among them are the Palestinians - the ultimate victims of the   
   shameless audacity of Zionism.   
      
      
   Like sexual predators they prey on vulnerable young people, quickly   
   brainwashing them with Al Qaeda propaganda and very quickly turning   
   them into potential terrorists.   
      
   New BBC2 series Generation Jihad claims that growing numbers of bright   
   young men dubbed 'entrepreneurs of jihad' are using the internet as a   
   tool to foster extremism.   
      
   Many prey on younger men and women curious to learn more about Islam   
   but instead bombard them with anti-Western and vengeful rhetoric -   
   leading to a generation of online recruits for jihad.   
      
   As with paedophiles approaching children in chat rooms, many parents   
   have no idea who their children are talking to in online forums and   
   what is being discussed.   
      
   These extremist predators - many of whom are under 25 and highly   
   computer literate - are setting up blogs, websites and forums in which   
   to find and indoctrinate teens.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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