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See the most recent Hamas stance on the "peace process".

Hamas Leader in Gaza Dr. Mahmoud Al-Zahar: We'll Join the Legislative
Council - and Keep Our Guns

To view this Special Dispatch in HTML, visit
http://www.memri.org/bin/opener_latest.cgi?ID=SD102805

In early October 2005, the reformist website www.elaph.com posted an
interview with Hamas leader in Gaza Dr. Mahmoud Al-Zahar,(1) in which
he
extensively discussed internal Palestinian affairs and stated that
Hamas would run in the elections for the Palestinian Legislative
Council,
but would still keep its weapons. He added that Hamas wanted to "turn
into the weapon of resistance in all the land" and that it would not
permit a situation in which there was "a weapon of 'resistance' [i.e.
Hamas] and [another] weapon of 'evasion and retreat' [i.e. the PA]."
The
interview also addressed broader issues in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

On November 8, 2005, in statements widely lauded as a breakthrough on
Hamas' part, Al-Zahar told Israel State Radio that Hamas was not ruling

out negotiating with Israel if this would serve the Palestinian
interest. Subsequently, in an interview with the London Arabic daily
Al-Sharq
Al-Awsat, he denied having made this statement.(2)

The following is a translation of the highlights of Al-Zahar's
extensive October 2005 interview on www.elaph.com, and of his November
10, 2005
interview to Al-Sharq Al-Awsat:


Disarming Hamas Will Cause Civil War

Question: "Israel says that after its withdrawal from Gaza, the ball is

in the Palestinian court, and it is demanding that the Palestinians
dismantle the infrastructure of the armed resistance, before Israel
continues to implement the 'road map' program that some Palestinians
think
will lead to a Palestinian state. You [in Hamas] object to being
disarmed, and therefore they depict you as someone stuck in the throat
of the
political process who is upsetting the realization of the dream of a
Palestinian state. How are you dealing with this on the popular level?"

Al-Zahar: "In [our] last meeting with [PA President Mahmoud] Abbas, he
said that he didn't want to disarm the resistance. We are no longer
talking about this subject, and we say for the last time that any
attempt
to disarm us is treason. After all, the Israeli enemy is threatening to

return to the Gaza Strip; it is in the West Bank and in Jerusalem; it
is threatening to expel the Arabs of 1948, and it is still keeping
thousands of our people in its prisons. Doesn't all this obligate [us]
to
bear arms? [Even] countries without enemies maintain arms and an army
to
confront any danger. Hamas' army is prepared to defend the land of
Palestine, and has already proven that it does not flee from conflict.
Hamas' weapons achieve victories."

Question: "The Palestinian Authority is interested in confiscating your

weapons, if it can. But PA officials have stated that you could defeat
it if the disagreements [between Hamas and the PA] turn into armed
conflict. Assuming that the PA will receive reinforcement to tip the
balance in its favor, will you stick to your determination to resist
disarmament even if it leads to civil war?"

Al-Zahar: "Mr. Mahmoud Abbas says that disarming Hamas will lead to
civil war, and I agree with him - because confiscating the weapons of
the
[Hamas] movement, after all its achievements, is unjustified, even if
it is done under American or Israeli pressure... Hamas members do not
want to clash with their brothers in the PA, but they maintain that
without their weapons, there will be a repeat of the experience of 1996
- in
which the jihad fighters were imprisoned and tortured, and the
Palestinian residents turned into prey in the hands of corruption,
plunder,
theft, and extortion, which spread throughout the PA's institutions.
[Our
objection] to being disarmed is not a matter [concerning only] the
Palestinian factions; rather, it expresses a national stance that
serves
the Palestinian cause [as a whole]."

Question: The PA claims that your joining the [Palestinian] Legislative

Council will require you to give up your arms and move to political
activity. What is your response?"

Al-Zahar: "This claim is superficial and simplistic, because [our]
weapons serve only against the enemy. It is inconceivable to demand
that we
give up our weapons as a condition for joining the Legislative
Council... We joined the municipal council and provided a service to
our people
with our weapons in hand. We will join the Legislative Council and
serve the Palestinian street with our weapons in hand. How we will
improve
our ability to serve our countrymen is a question that must be answered

by us and by our men of honor who will join the council - not by the
foundlings who have proposed a defeatist plan that serves the enemy for

free..."

Question: "There is criticism that Hamas is a movement that creates
death, and that it is responsible for the creation of the violent
atmosphere prevailing in Palestinian society. What is your opinion?"

Al-Zahar: "All will attest that it is the security apparatuses and the
PA who are responsible [for creating this situation]. The chaos is
within the PA and the apparatuses, and it seems as if the attorney of
Satan
has concocted a bunch of accusations against Hamas and has spread them
via the media, to the point where people have begun to believe them, or

wanted to believe them. [But] the reality is different: Hamas' weapons
are pure and noble, and will in no way be directed at the
Palestinians..."

Question: "Let's assume that you rule the Legislative Council, and you
are entitled to put together a government. Will Hamas as an
organization give up its army and its arms for the sake of the public
security
institutions of which you will be in charge?"

Al-Zahar: "We want [Hamas] to turn into the weapon of resistance in all

the land. We will not allow [a situation in which] there is a weapon of

'resistance' [i.e. of Hamas] and [another] weapon of 'evasion and
retreat' [i.e. of the PA]. The weapon of the resistance defends the
land and
its borders and resources, and is not limited to the residents of Gaza,

or the West Bank or Jerusalem."


Hamas' Mission: To Eliminate the Remnants of the Oslo Accords

Question: "One of the Palestinian movements claimed that you would
refuse to run in the Legislative Council elections because they are
based
on the Oslo Accords. How do you defend your participation in these
elections even though you are against the Oslo Accords?"

Al-Zahar: "...Legally, the Oslo Accords have been over since 1998, and
in fact they ended with the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza
Strip [during the Intifada]... If there is a fear of Oslo, [Oslo] is
over, and if anything of it remains, Hamas' mission upon joining the
Legislative Council will be to eliminate the last remnants of it..."

Question: "You are agreeing to join the PLO. However, the PLO
recognizes Israel, and is bound to it in agreements known as the Oslo
Accords,
which you have opposed. What will your position on this matter be if
you
join the PLO? Are you planning a coup in the PLO?"

Al-Zahar: "True, we want to join the PLO - but on the basis of a new
program, not of the Oslo program and the agreements. [We want] a
program
that will enable true representation for Hamas in the PLO, not marginal

representation... As for the coup, there will be a revolution in
thought and in method - because right now the PLO is a dead body, and
you
don't carry out a coup/revolution against the dead. But we will revive
this organization by means of new programs and methods."

Question: "Israel is demanding that the PA not enable you to
participate in the Legislative Council elections. According to the
appendix to
the Oslo Accords, it is forbidden for any armed organization hostile to

Israel (such as Hamas) to join the Legislative Council. What is your
response to this?"

Al-Zahar: "Oslo, with all its articles, is over. If Hamas does not run
in the elections, what will remain of these [elections]? Israel is not
our God who must be worshipped. [Israel] left Gaza in defeat. The
defeated [party] does not dictate conditions..."


We Must Cut Off Relations with Israel

Question: "Senior municipality officials who belong to Hamas have said
that they are cooperating with the Israelis as part of their
responsibility, and for the sake of the people. Will you back down from
this
position if you take over the Legislative Council and put together a
government? Will you open channels of communication with Israel in
accordance
with the national interest?"

Al-Zahar: "The national interest demands that we not cooperate with
Israel in the security, political, or economic sphere. Can we cooperate

with the Zionist enemy against someone from among the Palestinian
people,
for example?! If so, what is the difference between us and anyone else?

Is it conceivable for us to tie our weak economy to the Israeli economy

- which the U.S. is helping with at least $3 billion a year - or
should
we link it with the economy of the Arab and Islamic peoples?... Should
we buy a liter of gasoline from Israel at five shekels when we can buy
it from Egypt for one shekel? The facts should lead us to cut off our
relations with the Israeli enemy by all means. The question is whether
to do this gradually or all at once. This will be determined according
to the relationship between us and the Arab peoples. If such a direct
relationship can be planned, it would be a crime to continue the
relationship with Israel."


Westerners Want to Spread Abomination and Disease in the Name of
Freedom

Question: "Many fear that if you control daily life, you will want to
return to the experience of the Taliban in Afghanistan. How do you
respond?"

Al-Zahar: "This is an Israeli [and an] American claim. The Taliban are
1,000 times more honorable than the American occupation and its
collaborators - who stole the Afghan people's money and fled with it
to Oman,
just as the current defense minister fled to Oman. The Taliban are more

honorable than Karzai, the spy whom the Americans placed at the head of

the Afghan people so that he would enable corruption and falsification,

and an American presence. We are not a copy of the Taliban... Among us,

the percentage of educated women is higher than the percentage of
educated men, and our leadership includes both men and women. We have
political institutions that lead Islamic activities, and also women's
organizations, student organizations, and institutions that provide
services.
Judge us according to what we [actually] are. Everyone must stop
blaming the Taliban for things that in fact characterize the people of
the
West, who seek to turn the international community into a swamp of
corruption and destruction, and to spread abomination and disease in
the name
of absolute freedom."


Christians Will Be Permitted to Join the Hamas List for the Legislative

Council Elections

Question: "You announced that you would open your lists for the
elections to Christians. What are you aiming at by this step?"

Al-Zahar: "The Christians have lived in this land with full civil
rights, and this is Islam's approach to them. They have had full civil
rights, and there is no reason that they would not be entitled to
participate [in the Hamas lists] as long as [they adhere to] Hamas'
platform,
which includes no corruption and no encouragement of corruption, no
treason, and no collaboration with the enemy. The door is open not only
to
Christians, but to all independent factions and individuals who agree
to
the platform of reforms and resistance that we espouse. This is a
platform that unites all those of Palestinian identity, within the
country
and outside it, Christians and Muslims alike."

Question: "Does Christian participation in your lists have an
international dimension, particularly in that the aid being received by
the
Palestinians is coming from countries whose residents are Christian?"

Al-Zahar: "We will not go begging from the West or from foreign
countries by means of our lists. We are talking about a faith-based
stance. We
will not hold out our hand to receive projects from the West."

Question: "But you did not announce that your lists would be open to
secular Palestinians. Is the Hamas movement closed to secular thought
and
its adherents?"

Al-Zahar: "The secularists have their own factions. If they win in the
elections and accept our election platform, I think we will open our
lists to them. Hamas is certainly not closed to any idea. In the end,
Islamic thought will spread. Islamic culture is not the monopoly of
Hamas... or of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. They are
everywhere..."

Question: "Do your political plans serve the plans of Muslims worldwide

to establish an Islamic state in the Palestinian territories from which

Israel will withdraw?"

Al-Zahar: "Certainly. We think that Palestine... is part of the Arab
and Islamic nation, and the tendency of the Arab and Islamic world is
to
unite the street on the basis of Islam. If Europe, which has a history
rich in internal wars and various ethnic groups, has united
economically, legally, and politically, why can't a nation with a
single culture,
language, history, and religion unite under a single flag?!"..."

Islam Will Enter Palestine and Every Home in the World; We Will
Establish a Religious State that De Facto Already Exists

Question: "You write on the walls 'Hamas is Predestined by Allah!' Does

this mean that you are denying the existence of all other social,
political, and ideological truths on Earth only because you want
exclusive
existence and hegemony over all areas of Palestinian life?"

Al-Zahar: "Everything on Earth is predestined by Allah. The attempt to
depict [a situation in which] only Hamas is predestined by Allah is
wrong. Israel too exists on the earth by Allah's predestination. It is
impossible to deny the existence of others, not even the [existence of]

enemies. We are part of Allah's promise that Islam will enter Palestine

and every home in the world, with a revelation of the power of Allah
the
Omnipotent, and a revelation of the inferiority of the infidels. Hamas
is leading this plan in Gaza, the West Bank, and the 1948 territories,
and the Muslim Brotherhood is leading it everywhere else. This is part
of Allah's predestination. If we say that we alone are predestined by
Allah, we are slandering Him."

Question: "If you join the Legislative Council and control it, will you

establish a religious state? Will this state be accepted in the balance

of power today? By this, aren't you confirming the Jews' claim that
they have the right to establish a religious state in Palestine?"

Al-Zahar: "The Jews' state is not a religious state. The idea of
Zionism is a national idea in which religious Jews are represented at a

proportion of only 20%. Additionally, we must not be compared to them.
In
truth, we are conducting the way of life of a religious state, and
[what]
our constitution [sets out] in matters of marriage, divorce,
interpersonal relations, and commerce is based on the Islamic Shari'a.
There are
even many Islamic banks worldwide. What else is necessary in order to
establish a religious state that [already] exists de facto in the home,

the marketplace, the clinics, the schools, and everywhere else. It is a

crime to portray us as a religious state in the sense connected to
medieval European thought - when the religious state allied with the
feudal
[nobility], and collaborated with them in order to extort the poor and
unjustly distribute resources in favor of the feudal [nobility] in
Europe. This is why the people abandoned European feudalism - the
religious
state - and its allies, and became secular. We are not secular, and
our
state is not a religious state according to the European model. Our
religion is completely different..."


"Will We Give Homosexual and Lesbian Rights to a Minority of Emotional
and Moral Perverts?"

Question: "Will you implement the concept of Islamic democracy known as

the 'Shura' - a system based on divine will, and not on the will of
the
people as determined by democracy in its secular sense? Doesn't this
mean that you are expropriating the individual's freedom of
self-expression and acting in a negative way, in the name of the
religion, against
any Palestinian who does not accept your ideology?"

Al-Zahar: "Let's take Sweden as an example. Three months ago, Sweden
permitted men to marry men and women to marry women. Are these
punishments the democracy that we want? Are these the laws that the
Palestinian
street looks forward to? Will we give homosexual and lesbian rights to
a
minority of emotional and moral perverts, or [will we choose] the other

law that awaits us: 'I have been commanded to judge justly between you
[Koran 42:15]' and the law that says: 'Let not hatred of any people
cause you not to deal justly. Deal justly, because it is the closest to

fearing God [Koran 8:5].' We must choose the law we want: the law of
the
jungle, chaos, AIDS, and homeless people... or the law of justice and
mercy that we so badly need?"

Question: "If you act in this way, don't you fear that the world will
apply economic sanctions against you? What will you do then for the
sake
of the public? After all, the PLO is based to a large extent on grants
from countries that do not want new religious regimes."

Al-Zahar: "We don't want to turn our people into a people of
handout-seekers in the guise of donation recipients. Many countries
live in
dignity off their meager capabilities, and they are also advancing. Did

China and Japan live off contributions, at the beginning of their way?
A
government that receives aid relinquishes its faith, and begins to
serve
the will of the donor. The donating hand has the advantage over the
receiving hand. Our jihad-fighting people will not become a people of
beggars. We have land that we can sow, and we have factories that we
can
operate, and we can erect others. There are investments that we can
reveal transparently to the Arabs and Muslims. Based on my experience
and my
varied meetings, I think that if we start investing, we will not need
donor states that wrest decisions from our hands in exchange for a
crust
of bread."

Question: "Don't you fear the results if you rule? After all, you know
what Imam Muhammad Abdu said: that power corrupts."

Al-Zahar: "The Prophet ruled. Was he, Heaven forbid, corrupt?! The
Righteous Caliphs [the first four rulers in Islam after the Prophet
Muhammad] ruled. Were they corrupt? Muslim history will answer these
things.
In addition, many European countries and others rule and dispense
justice. Are these countries, which are characterized by justice,
corrupt?"


Al-Zahar: "I Warned the Journalist Not to Say that I Had Said We Were
Willing to Negotiate"

On November 8, 2005, Al-Zahar told Israel State Radio correspondent Avi

Yissacharov that Hamas was not ruling out the possibility of
negotiating with Israel if it would serve the Palestinian interest -
particularly, he said, on the issues of releasing prisoners, liberating
lands, and
rebuilding what Israel had destroyed.

The next day, however, in the London Arabic daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat,
Al-Zahar said: "I told Israel Radio in English the following: 'We have
no
intention of negotiating. As far as we are concerned, negotiation is a
means. If this means will liberate our lands and free our detainees in
Israel, and rebuild what the Israeli occupation has destroyed over many

years, then we will be able to support a program of negotiations.'"

Al-Zahar stressed further that Hamas had no negotiation plan: "In what
capacity should we negotiate? After all, we are not the regime. After
the failed attempt of the PA, that over the past 12 years has chosen
negotiations as a strategic option, we don't want to repeat [this]
experience. The Israelis do not intend to respond to the demands of the

Palestinian people, and proof of this is the cancellation of the past
two
meetings between Sharon and Abu Mazen."

Al-Zahar again clarified that his statements on negotiating were made
"when I gave an assessment regarding the experience of negotiating,
when
I was asked whether Hamas was willing to negotiate, and I warned the
journalist not to say that I had said that we were willing to
negotiate."

Endnotes:
(1) www.elaph.com, October 1, 2005; October 2, 2005.
(2) Al-Sharq Al-Awsat (London), November 10, 2005.

gumby

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Nov 18, 2005, 8:01:05 PM11/18/05
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Yep, that Pali trash is wicked evil.

serwad

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Nov 18, 2005, 8:45:48 PM11/18/05
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IF THEY DO NOT WANT TO LEAVE THEY SHOULD BE GIVEN PICK AND SHOVEL!


Yitz

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Nov 18, 2005, 8:51:21 PM11/18/05
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Why the anger, Alex? What is going on?

I'm getting worried about Alex. The anger. The upper case.

This is an urgent message to anyone who lives in Delray Beach, Florida.
Stop by Alex's home and shop and see how he is doing!

Here are the coordinates:

Home address: 2107 13th Street Southwest, Delray Beach, 33445

The shop:
Peter Pan Gifts
1731 N. Federal Highway, Delray Beach
561/276-6568

Do check in on him. The anger. The upper case. I'm worried!

Yitz

Robin Hood Zoro

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On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 20:45:48 -0500, "serwad" <ser...@bellsouth.net>
wrote:

serwad

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"gumby" <messi...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Yep, that Pali trash is wicked evil.
>
AH, FREEDOM COMES TO IRAQ

Ah, the freedom to be fucked in the ass,
Ah, the freedom to be tied to a leash,
Ah, the freedom to be hooded and chained,
To shit in your pants, and rip out your hair,
To shiver and sweat, squirm naked in piss,
To know the agony will never pass;
The freedom to scream, the freedom to screech.
To know the torturers will not be rained
In by law, reason, or moral despair
Provides one the hateful freedom to kiss
Goodbye the life vomited on the floor
Amidst broken teeth and bloodied bile
Leaking from your holes. Freedom is the whore
And death the pimp with the "'merican" smile.
g.last - '05


gumby

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Nov 20, 2005, 3:12:54 AM11/20/05
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Your post seems like a desperate cry for help......Couple that with the
post below and I must say you seem sick.

This is an urgent message to anyone who lives in Delray Beach, Florida.

Stop by Alex's home and shop and see how he is doing!

Here are the coordinates:
Home address: 2107 13th Street Southwest, Delray Beach, 33445

The shop:
Peter Pan Gifts
1731 N. Federal Highway, Delray Beach
561/276-6568

Please, get him help fast, he is a sick man.

Ted

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Nov 27, 2005, 12:25:49 PM11/27/05
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serwad wrote:
> IF THEY DO NOT WANT TO LEAVE THEY SHOULD BE GIVEN PICK AND SHOVEL!

If any of those kikes wind up in Delray Beach, you certainly don't want
any of them in your store. Do you, you Nazi pig?


Ted

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Peter Pan Gifts
1731 N. Federal Highway

Delray Beach, Florida
Telephone: 561-276-6568

Home address:
2107 13th Street Southwest

Delray Beach, Florida 33445.
Spouse: Mona A. Wadoud

Michael Ejercito

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Nov 27, 2005, 6:03:28 PM11/27/05
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serwad wrote:
> IF THEY DO NOT WANT TO LEAVE THEY SHOULD BE GIVEN PICK AND SHOVEL!
HOW ABOUT YOU GO AND EXPEL THOSE PEOPLE YOURSELF? OR ARE YOU TOO
MUCH A CHICKENSHIT COWARD TO DO SO!


Michael

Ted

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Nov 27, 2005, 8:00:59 PM11/27/05
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Aw, Michael. The poor old bug is scarred. See in another thread how he
described how his family was killed by a gang of Jewish ladies. He's
one sick puppy.

big_...@runbox.com

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Ted wrote:
> Michael Ejercito wrote:
> > serwad wrote:
> > > IF THEY DO NOT WANT TO LEAVE THEY SHOULD BE GIVEN PICK AND SHOVEL!

Muslim pig fuckers have tried to gang up and wipe the jewish state off
the map and each time the lame-ass muslims got their ass kicked. What I
want to know is why do Muslims insist on being humiliated by bringing
up this topic just to have people point out what absolute losers and
cowards they have been proven to be when facing a tiny country of Jews.
It proves God hates Muslims and Loves Jews

The Re'evd

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Nov 27, 2005, 11:33:37 PM11/27/05
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G-d hates jews. That's why He inflicts pogroms, purges, massacres,
holocausts and intifadas upon them. Such a mitzvah already!


NefeshBarYochai

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Nov 27, 2005, 11:36:39 PM11/27/05
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The Re'evd wrote:

>G-d hates jews. That's why He inflicts pogroms, purges, massacres,
>holocausts and intifadas upon them. Such a mitzvah already!

Hashem the God of Israel I call Yahweh loves the Jews very much.

The Re'evd

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On 27 Nov 2005 20:36:39 -0800, "NefeshBarYochai" <tac...@hotmail.com>
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Then thank him profusely for all the pogroms, purges, massacres,
holocausts and intifadas. Mazeltov!!!!

Norma

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"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
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Why blame Him, when they actually came from people like you?


The Re'evd

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On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 23:25:33 -0600, "Norma" <njb...@charter.net>
wrote:

You mean the all-powerful jew G-d couldn't stop any of this?
What sort of G-d is that? Get yourself a real G-d!

DoD

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"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
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You mean the Christian God that let Bhudikkka get her ass kick by the
Romans? Or the Christian God that let the Moors smoke Italy?


Ted

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Nov 28, 2005, 1:09:14 AM11/28/05
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The Re'evd wrote:
> >Why blame Him, when they actually came from people like you?
>
> You mean the all-powerful jew G-d couldn't stop any of this?
> What sort of G-d is that? Get yourself a real G-d!

I thought you were pretending to be a "Rev." Are you actually
pretending to be a pagan, or are you just being yourself -- a moron?

The Re'evd

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On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 05:59:16 GMT, "DoD" <the...@ss.mil> wrote:

>
>"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
>news:438a9b1e...@news.onetel.net.uk...
>> On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 23:25:33 -0600, "Norma" <njb...@charter.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
>>>news:438a92b6...@news.onetel.net.uk...
>>>> On 27 Nov 2005 20:36:39 -0800, "NefeshBarYochai" <tac...@hotmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>The Re'evd wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>G-d hates jews. That's why He inflicts pogroms, purges, massacres,
>>>>>>holocausts and intifadas upon them. Such a mitzvah already!
>>>>>
>>>>>Hashem the God of Israel I call Yahweh loves the Jews very much.
>>>>
>>>> Then thank him profusely for all the pogroms, purges, massacres,
>>>> holocausts and intifadas. Mazeltov!!!!
>>>
>>>Why blame Him, when they actually came from people like you?
>>
>> You mean the all-powerful jew G-d couldn't stop any of this?
>> What sort of G-d is that? Get yourself a real G-d!
>
>You mean the Christian God that let Bhudikkka get her ass kick by the
>Romans?

Small change in comparison to all the stuff that G-d's dumped on jews.

>Or the Christian God that let the Moors smoke Italy?

When was that, Doodoo?

The Re'evd

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On 27 Nov 2005 22:09:14 -0800, "Ted" <tdic...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>The Re'evd wrote:
>> >Why blame Him, when they actually came from people like you?
>>
>> You mean the all-powerful jew G-d couldn't stop any of this?
>> What sort of G-d is that? Get yourself a real G-d!
>
>I thought you were pretending to be a "Rev."

I'm not pretending to be anything, asshole. There's only one real G-d
and it's not the jew G-d.

>Are you actually
>pretending to be a pagan, or are you just being yourself -- a moron?

Have you bought your ticket to Delray Beach yet, asshole?
<snigger>

DoD

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"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
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Ask Jewcy. LOL.


The Re'evd

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I'm asking you, Doodoo. Don't you know? Perhaps you were thinking
of Spain? LOL

Ben Cramer

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"Norma" <njb...@charter.net> wrote in message
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The jews only have themselves to blame.


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Norma

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Nov 28, 2005, 7:05:14 AM11/28/05
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Where is Jewcy? I haven't see anyhing from her since my trip to
Israel????

Norma

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Nov 28, 2005, 7:12:26 AM11/28/05
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So you just have to take the opportunity to be as evil and mean minded
as you can. What a "fluff-off" excuse, if I ever heard one for being a
bully.

Norma
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Ben Cramer

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"Norma" <njb...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Probably got her fat arse stuck on the outlet whilst emptying her hot tub.

>


Ben Cramer

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"Norma" <njb...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Not at all evil and mean. Just stating facts as seen by billions of people,
is all.

Not a bully, me. More a victim of bullys, like you and the ole shoah
industry mouthpieces.

The Re'evd

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Nov 28, 2005, 7:48:39 AM11/28/05
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Who cares? She used to post crap articles anyway.

TheAnswer

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"The Re'evd" <nig...@anglllicoon.co.il> wrote in message
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Arrest made in Tiscali case


As reported by the Wandsworth Borough News:


"Police have arrested a Serbian national following a lengthy
investigation into anti-semitic activities. Gordon Radavich, 51, a
satellite system installer, was arrested at his home in Albert Bridge
Road, Battersea, and charged with various offences under the Public
Order Act (1986) and Computer Misuse Act (1990). Several computers
and a number of foreign passports were removed from the premises for
forensic examination. After a preliminary hearing before Wandsworth
magistrates yesterday he was remanded in custody until 16th August. Mr.
Radavich was previously arrested for indecent acts with a minor"

TheAnswer

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Michael Ejercito

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How are they to blame for pogroms, purges, and massacres?


Michael

Ben Cramer

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