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A quote from Bernard Lazare(1865-1903),early Zionist:

"If the hostility and aversion to the Jews had existed only in one country and in a certain time, it would be easy to fathom the cause of this rage. But, on the contrary, this race has always been the object of the hatred of all the peoples in whose midst it lived. Since the enemies of the Jews belonged to the most diverse races, living in widely separated regions, having different laws, being governed by opposite principles,and being animated by a dissimilar spirit, the general causes of anti-Semitism must always have existed in Israel itself, and not in those who oppose it."

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I appreciate the distinction you draw, Linh, between Jewish attitudes and Jewish genetics. I was born with the latter, but experience in life cured me of the "thinking." Having immersed myself in the myths of 9/11, I see great parallels between that and the "hamas invasion" canard. There is for example utter implausibility about those magnificent men in their flying machines (that were no doubt constructed out of bomb shrapnel in underground hamas tunnels) flying in in coordinated fashion to shoot a bunch of girls at a rock concert. Ridiculous in other words. Clearly this "feature" of the invasion was an Israeli operation through and through. This one was a piece of cake compared to the art students who blew up the World Trade Center. Jewish ingenuity coupled with satanic deviousness are hallmarks of this monstrous behavior. But it will all be forgotten, no doubt, when the Israelis obliterate Gaza and kill a couple of hundred thousand Arabs. All in the interest of revenge against Hitler, I suppose.

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