The real enemy

Submitted by Shmuel HaLevi (Israel), Dec 13, 2005 at 22:06

Dear Dr. Pipes,

The school books used or proposed for use by "israeli" Moslem students have just that missing detail as well, in particular those published by the Arafat ensemble or Jordan. The tragic joke that is the Ministry of Education here is too busy trying to cover things up to do anything about that.

I recognize that my credentials do not include a specialty on the finer details of the art of message conveyance but later down I have some ideas on how to do that.

When the so called leadership of Israel itself destroys 26 communities and virtually abandons the 9000 victims, I fail to see how that is not going to be interpreted by others as guideline for their destruction plans. Should israel or what is left of it, set aside Miss Rice's rampages, and firmly define its own National interests against its Islamic and other enemies, everyone would gain an understanding about the fact that we are not about to accept veiled or any other message regarding our Land or Heritage.

Granted, that would take real leadership and commitments and that is not the line followed by the quasi Jews and renegades now in charge of israel on behalf of their foreign controllers.

Should real mentchen be here at the top, after that map was shown by Annan, minutes after, every UN operative in this Land would have been packing and gone, unceremoniously at that and the Israeli representative at that ghastly garbage pile returned home.
And anyone feeling aggravated by that can then follow suit and get the h... out of here as well.

But do not worry, the US taxpayer has provided enough money to the local generals and unJews and they will bribe their way through and co destroy the Nation as ordered.

Our worst enemy is not Islam but the post Jewish cadre.

Shmuel HaLevi
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