El Duce
10-01-2004, 12:32 PM
Palestinian martyr bombing :When analyzed this incident reveals an important facet of Israel's unending and unsolvable'security' crisis.
"Minimum Wage Day Laborer." The real problem destroying Israel is the same problem destroying the Jew S.A. This is a dependence on and desire to exploit and profit from the low paid physical labor of others. As the saying goes in Russia and Eastern Europe, "When did you ever see a Jew with a shovel?"
The real Zionist policy in the Middle East is identical to Zionist policy everywhere else. This true Jewish phenotype is incompatible with the peace of a real national state, which Israel is not, never has been and was never intended to be (except in Hollywood fantasies like 'Exodus' and the science fiction of pre-Independence Zionist writers).
The true policy is to reduce the Palestinians to a leaderless labor pool of wood choppers, water carriers and construction workers. These laborers are to receive bare subsistence wages. This is similar to Japanese colonial policies followed in Korea from 1911-1945. The late Meyer Kahane, the late Dr. Israel Shahak and many others have repeatedly pointed this out, and also the absence of a real Jewish working class. Israel's 'working class' is composed of Israeli Arabs and Palestinian day laborers, not Jews. Thus we've seen the IDF's seemingly curious policy of assassinating 'moderate' Palestinian leaders. Some have theorized Sharon is trying to polarize the situation further. The IDF also attacks extremist Palestinian leaders. The adjective attached to 'leader' is irrelevant. What's important is to kill off all Palestinian leaders.
2. Open Borders Policy. Since the 20% of Israeli non-Jews in Israel is insufficient to supply this labor pool, migrant labor from the adjacent Palestinian ghettos has been necessary. Thus we constantly see people like Odeh who know the ground of their target area intimately. It may be he was 'recognized' by the hotel armed guard as a worker, not a terrorist. Even at the height of the Y2K negotiations Ehud Barak was careful to announce to Israelis that day laborers would still be allowed to cross over into Israel.
3. What the Jews are facing is not a 'war' in the traditional sense. Egypt and Syria are quiescent. Saudi Arabia has just made the largest proposal ever, and one that ostensibly meets what the Jews told the world was necessary, a 'recognition' of Israel. Sharon said 'nothing doing'. What the Zionists are facing is a rebellion in the vast labor Gulags they have organized around their residential areas. The current struggle, although played out on the world stage, is most comparable to the "Forty Days of Kengir" Special Camp mutiny that Alexander Solzhenitsyn documented in "The Gulag Archipelago", Vol III.
The course of this rebellion has tossed 'Israel' into a Great Depression of its own. The tourists have fled, the supply of day laborers has dwindled and many Jews are facing the prospect of actually working with their hands. A recent correspondent pointed out that flights into Israel are nearly empty while departing flights out are full. Many Jews are already fleeing this threatened New Holocaust.
4. "Separation." As a military proposition this is not difficult the Zionists. They could either separate using the Green Line reinforced against infiltrators (effective borders don't exist as they do with Lebanon) or, if they want to steal some more Palestinian land, ethnically cleanse the Palestinians with terror, rape and murder like they did in 1948. This can always be covered over with a volcano of lies from their media the way everything else they do is covered over (including their creation of the Soviet "Gulag Archipelago"). There would be a requirement to occupy the lands, either with civilian communities or military forces. But after this is done the essential problem will remain unresolved. Where to get the physical laborers and how to control them while paying subsistence wages?
"Maguire"
"Minimum Wage Day Laborer." The real problem destroying Israel is the same problem destroying the Jew S.A. This is a dependence on and desire to exploit and profit from the low paid physical labor of others. As the saying goes in Russia and Eastern Europe, "When did you ever see a Jew with a shovel?"
The real Zionist policy in the Middle East is identical to Zionist policy everywhere else. This true Jewish phenotype is incompatible with the peace of a real national state, which Israel is not, never has been and was never intended to be (except in Hollywood fantasies like 'Exodus' and the science fiction of pre-Independence Zionist writers).
The true policy is to reduce the Palestinians to a leaderless labor pool of wood choppers, water carriers and construction workers. These laborers are to receive bare subsistence wages. This is similar to Japanese colonial policies followed in Korea from 1911-1945. The late Meyer Kahane, the late Dr. Israel Shahak and many others have repeatedly pointed this out, and also the absence of a real Jewish working class. Israel's 'working class' is composed of Israeli Arabs and Palestinian day laborers, not Jews. Thus we've seen the IDF's seemingly curious policy of assassinating 'moderate' Palestinian leaders. Some have theorized Sharon is trying to polarize the situation further. The IDF also attacks extremist Palestinian leaders. The adjective attached to 'leader' is irrelevant. What's important is to kill off all Palestinian leaders.
2. Open Borders Policy. Since the 20% of Israeli non-Jews in Israel is insufficient to supply this labor pool, migrant labor from the adjacent Palestinian ghettos has been necessary. Thus we constantly see people like Odeh who know the ground of their target area intimately. It may be he was 'recognized' by the hotel armed guard as a worker, not a terrorist. Even at the height of the Y2K negotiations Ehud Barak was careful to announce to Israelis that day laborers would still be allowed to cross over into Israel.
3. What the Jews are facing is not a 'war' in the traditional sense. Egypt and Syria are quiescent. Saudi Arabia has just made the largest proposal ever, and one that ostensibly meets what the Jews told the world was necessary, a 'recognition' of Israel. Sharon said 'nothing doing'. What the Zionists are facing is a rebellion in the vast labor Gulags they have organized around their residential areas. The current struggle, although played out on the world stage, is most comparable to the "Forty Days of Kengir" Special Camp mutiny that Alexander Solzhenitsyn documented in "The Gulag Archipelago", Vol III.
The course of this rebellion has tossed 'Israel' into a Great Depression of its own. The tourists have fled, the supply of day laborers has dwindled and many Jews are facing the prospect of actually working with their hands. A recent correspondent pointed out that flights into Israel are nearly empty while departing flights out are full. Many Jews are already fleeing this threatened New Holocaust.
4. "Separation." As a military proposition this is not difficult the Zionists. They could either separate using the Green Line reinforced against infiltrators (effective borders don't exist as they do with Lebanon) or, if they want to steal some more Palestinian land, ethnically cleanse the Palestinians with terror, rape and murder like they did in 1948. This can always be covered over with a volcano of lies from their media the way everything else they do is covered over (including their creation of the Soviet "Gulag Archipelago"). There would be a requirement to occupy the lands, either with civilian communities or military forces. But after this is done the essential problem will remain unresolved. Where to get the physical laborers and how to control them while paying subsistence wages?
"Maguire"