Monday, August 20, 2007

US training Arab terrorists

US ‘Non-Lethal Training’ of Palestinians to Include Weapons Exercises
Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) – The U.S. State Department is sending security experts to the West Bank to begin “non-lethal” training of Palestinian security personnel, but a spokeswoman for the U.S. Consulate in East Jerusalem said the training will include weapons...
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Call for Anglo-Israeli Alliance
A Jewish Homeland
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Open Europe press summary: 20 August 2007

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One in four Labour voters less likely to vote for Brown if denied referendum on EU Constitution

An ICM poll for the Mail shows that 24% of Labour supporters would be less likely to vote for Gordon Brown at the next General Election if they are denied a referendum on the EU Constitution. Some 13 per cent of Labour voters would even consider switching to the Conservatives. The poll also showed that more than eight out of ten of the wider public want a national vote on the treaty, and more than half say the EU already has too much power over their lives. A leader in the Mail argues. “It is widely recognised that the changes to the treaty are mainly cosmetic. It would have a profound and damaging influence on this country’s future. That is why the failure to hold a referendum would present such a danger for the otherwise sure-footed Mr. Brown.”

Telegraph Mail EUobserver

Campbell: “less likely” that Lib Dems will support referendum – but too early to make final decision

Sir Menzies Campbell was interviewed on Westminster Hour on Sunday. On the question of a referendum on the revised EU Constitution, he said it was “much less likely” that the treaty merited a public vote. However, he emphasised that “we can’t make a final decision on that until we see the final document”, and said that “line by line scrutiny” would be necessary for a ratification through Parliament. He concluded that the decision on a referendum “cannot be taken until the document has gone through the IGC”.

Comment: Campbell has left himself a great deal of wriggle room on this issue through his stance of ‘wait and see what emerges’ in negotiations. Also, it’s worth bearing in mind that his insistence on “line by line” scrutiny of the text may well be an unattainable goal, as the new Treaty will be placed before Parliament on a ‘take it or leave it’ basis.

As a result of the Government’s shabby handling of the issue, and the fact that when MPs return they will have just eight working days before the final agreement in October, there will be a good liberal angle of attack on Brown’s undemocratic stance. But Campbell should also be aware that turning his back on a referendum could look inconsistent, having personally called for a referendum on what is exactly the same text. Moreover, a u-turn on this promise would probably split the party: as a recent poll shows, 88% of Lib Dem voters are in favour of a referendum.

A Lib-Dem u-turn on a referendum would be major strategic mistake – it would be a gift to David Cameron, allowing the Conservatives to stand up the idea that the Lib Dems are in Brown's pocket and will do anything for seats in the cabinet...

BBC Westminster Hour

Open Europe’s briefing note: Why the Liberal Democrats must keep their promise to back a referendum

Amato group welcomes revised version of EU Constitution

The Times reports on the assessment of the so-called Amato group (led by the former Italian Prime Minister Giuliano Amato, and including Lord Patten, the former Conservative minister and European Commissioner) on the revised EU Constitution, which judged that “The proposed new treaty and supplementary protocols take over almost all the innovations contained in the constitutional treaty. They only leave aside the symbolic changes which were introduced by the constitutional treaty – such as the title of the treaty or the symbols of the union.”

The article quotes Neil O’Brien, Director of Open Europe, as saying: “Amato’s group consists of the people most intimately involved in the constitution process. They say that the new treaty is basically just the rejected European constitution in disguise, and they would know. The Government’s attempt to pretend that this is a different document has been exploded by other EU leaders admitting that it’s exactly the same. Now they are falling back on a ludicrous claim that Britain has signed a different treaty to other member states, which is just a fantasy. The Government say that it is different because the UK has various opt-outs and safeguards. But they are the same safeguards as in the original version, on which they promised a referendum.”

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said "There will be no transfer of power away from the UK on issues of fundamental importance to our sovereignty.”

Meanwhile, Open Europe's "Guide to the constitutional treaty" was reported in Saturday's Telegraph. The report argues that the supposed UK "safeguards" that the Government are using to justify avoiding a referendum will not prevent Britain from being affected. Neil O'Brien is quoted as saying that "Ministers refuse to make it available in a consolidated, readable form, and hope that the complexity will hide what is really going on, allowing them to wriggle out of their promise of a referendum. That would be a pretty pathetic outcome from a process which was launched in the hope of bringing Europe closer to the public and restoring trust." The research was also mentioned in Christopher Booker’s column in the Sunday Telegraph.

Times Telegraph Sunday Telegraph

Failures of EU Emissions Trading Scheme

The Sunday Telegraph reported on Open Europe's recent research on the failures of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), noting that the report "is also critical of the decision to allow cheap credits from outside the EU to be traded in the scheme. This will only help peg the price of carbon credits to the floor." The article also notes that "The Carbon Trust, an agency set up to combat climate change, has not minced its words about the way Germany is effectively using the ETS to subsidise its brown coal power stations - the worst polluting power stations of all."

Sunday Telegraph EDI

The EU Transparency Directive causing confusion

The FT notes that the EU’s Transparency Directive, which requires companies to issue reports, known as interim management statements, mid-way between their half-year and full-year results, are causing confusing among companies as to how finance teams are meant to meet the standards that are set out.

FT

Sub-prime crisis used to strengthen EU’s economic governance?

In the Telegraph, former EU Commission economist Bernard Connolly looks at the global financial turmoil triggered by the sub-prime crisis in the US, arguing that “the EU quite deliberately created the most dangerous credit bubble of all: EMU. And, whereas the mission of the Fed is to avoid a financial crisis, the mission of the ECB is to provoke one. The purpose of the crisis will be, as Prodi, then Commission president, said in 2002, to allow the EU to take more power for itself. The sacrificial victims will be, in the first instance, families and firms (and banks and investors) in countries such as Ireland and Club Med. Subsequently, German savers (or British taxpayers) will bear the burden of bailouts that a newly-empowered ‘EU economic government’ will ordain”.

Telegraph - Connolly

EU biofuel policy “a mistake”, new study says

The BBC website reports on a new study, published in Science, which criticises the EU’s target of having10% of petrol and diesel coming from renewable sources by 2020. The study, which is written by several different researchers, discards the goal as an ineffective way to curb carbon emissions, instead suggesting that reforestation and habitat protection is a better option. They note that forests could absorb up to nine times more CO2 than the production of biofuels could achieve on the same area of land. The researchers also claim that the policy actually could lead to more deforestation as nations turn to countries outside of the EU to meet the growing demand for biofuels.

BBC

Hugh Pope of International Crisis Group has a comment piece in the WSJ arguing that "the EU-Turkey accession process is not, as one French politician has portrayed it, a breakable flirtation or engagement. Like two towns that have grown into each other, Turkey and Europe, once distinct, now overlap to an extent that cannot be undone."

WSJ

German coalition parties shift focus

In the FT, Bertrand Benoit looks at the German grand ruling coalition consisting of SPD and CDU, noting that memos prepared by the two parties’ electoral departments have revealed that more focus now will be put on the domestic agenda and on fighting each other for poll ratings.

FT

The front page of Le Monde reports on a "morose return" for Nicolas Sarkozy from his holidays with financial crisis and rising bread prices - a cartoon on the front page depicts Cecilia Sarkozy as Marie Antoinette.

Le Monde

World

French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner has made a surprise visit to Baghdad to demonstrate solidarity with the Iraqi government, a move welcomed by Washington.

Le Figaro

Kazakhstan and China have agreed to build pipelines to carry oil and gas from fields near the Caspian Sea.

FT

UK

The Conservatives plan to return to their “soft” agenda, focusing on the elderly, the environment and public services, after last week’s focus on tax-cutting measures.

Telegraph BBC Today

The Times reports that Gordon Brown has shelved controversial plans to change the UK’s voting system for general elections.

Times

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Sunday, August 19, 2007

Shimon Peres off to see the wizard

Israeli President Shimon Peres will visit his false father figure in bloody Rome in September, the sorcerer-pope, and undoubtedly wrap up treacherous plans for instigated events to precede Jerusalem's "difficult" capitulation to foreign "peacekeeping" troops...
Yitzhak Rabin was sacrificed by the Israeli oligarchy for their German-Jesuit masters intent on occupying Jerusalem.

Shimon Peres Came to Power Over Rabin's Dead Body
Vatican Linked to the Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin

Ah how the naive make it so much easier for the Vatican to seal its plans for Jerusalem! Roman wolves in sheep's clothing preach tolerance while proving they're intolerant of Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem and are out to undermine it as "diplomatically" as they can, with smiles, of course, and plenty of handshakes and lots of gifts.

Psalms 28:3
Who speak peace to their neighbors,
But evil is in their hearts.

The wise learn from the Bible and history to beware Babylonian envoys:

2 Kings 20
12 At that time Berodach-Baladan the son of Baladan, king of Babylon, sent letters and a present to Hezekiah, for he heard that Hezekiah had been sick [why how nice of him! What could possibly be wrong with letters and a gift showing "compassion" for Hezekiah's ill state?] 13 And Hezekiah was attentive to them, and showed them all the house of his treasures—the silver and gold, the spices and precious ointment, and all his armory—all that was found among his treasures. There was nothing in his house or in all his dominion that Hezekiah did not show them.
14 Then Isaiah the prophet went to King Hezekiah, and said to him, “What did these men say, and from where did they come to you?”
So Hezekiah said, “They came from a far country, from Babylon.”
15 And he said, “What have they seen in your house?”
So Hezekiah answered, “They have seen all that is in my house; there is nothing among my treasures that I have not shown them.”
16 Then Isaiah said to Hezekiah, “Hear the word of the LORD: 17 ‘Behold, the days are coming when all that is in your house, and what your fathers have accumulated until this day, shall be carried to Babylon; nothing shall be left,’ says the LORD. 18 ‘And they shall take away some of your sons who will descend from you, whom you will beget; and they shall be eunuchs in the palace of the king of Babylon.’”

The Vatican and its Friends are Not Your Friends

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Israel to give up Temple Mount?

FROM WND'S JERUSALEM BUREAU
Israel to give up Temple Mount?
Palestinians say no agreement unless Olmert forfeits holiest site in Judaism

Posted: August 17, 2007

By Aaron Klein
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

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I know from firsthand experience how Muslims deny Christians the right to pray upon the Temple Mount. I was taken into "protective custody" to save me from militant Muslims for merely trying to read my Bible and pray in peace upon the site of the holy temples. Later I was deported from Israel for highlighting the plight of the Temple Mount under Nazi-Muslim occupation on trumped up charges that were later reduced to another fabrication: "visa violation."
May the Israelis, Jews and Christians worldwide, stand up for our religious rights upon the Temple Mount and refuse to be dhimmis.
David Ben-Ariel
Toledo, Ohio
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Saturday, August 18, 2007

SO LONG HEBRON, HELLO MY ROMAN HOME

Shimon Peres loves a trip to Rome to visit The Colosseum, The Forum, the great cafes but most of all, he loves to visit his boss, the Pope. After he poisoned Ariel Sharon into a comatose zombie, he took over the Number Two spot in his party, Kadima. And just six days after Kadima took over the Israeli government, he flew to Rome to visit the holy padre, or as he calls him, papa.

Now, as the new Presidente of Israel, his first diplomatic trip abroad will be to Rome to get his last marching orders from the big don, Papa.

So long Israel, hello our Vatican home.

But at this personal newsgroup, we have wonderful news. A talented Jerusalem filmmaker captured my two hour speaking evening, The Vatican's New Crusade Against Jerusalem. Now, finally, it's a DVD that works. Let us follow Peres' chicanery in deadly detail by ordering it from me for a mere $20 by writing, chamish@netvision.net.il
So let's just plug my work, shall we? Gemma Blech was the photographer who provided me with a dozen photos of the Gush Katif downfall for my book, Bye Bye Gaza. This week she sent me 20 photos of the same downfall in Hebron. Write her for shots of the raw destruction wrecked on the Shalhevet neighborhood of Hebron by the banana republic mafia hit squad still sadly called, the Israel Defence Forces, or as we once proudly referred to them, the IDF. You want the shots...you write her. gblech@netvision.net.il As I wrote her, enough of your histories! Give up already. The foreign forces want Hebron busted for good and the "settlers" are handing it to them on a papal platter with barely a whimper. I can't look at the slow end of Israel anymore. If the "settlers" want to give up their homes, well what's it our business anymore? Give them their wish.
If 100,000 so-called settlers had faced 3,000 IDF soldiers, the apes would have been forced to turn tail. Continue to my notes and read radio announcer Tamar Yonah's letter to me. How can little old us beat the army that "defeated 5 arab armies?" Wrong Tamar. This is a despised army that a ragtag bunch of 1000 Hizbollah "fighters" fought to a standstill last summer. Anyone can beat them if they wanted to. And that statement will be proven correct when the Arabs bombard Israel with tens of thousands of missiles next week or next year. But no one rushed to Hebron to save their religion, homes and lives. The settlers let still another of their last remaining homes fall like Gush Katif and Northern Samaria.
So, let them fall. Hello, my Roman adobe.
And look at the commentary from hebron.com While their community was razed, they gloated that they didn't fight for it. They didn't use dangerous weapons, only the IDF did that. Like anyone cares.
And the saddest commentary of all. Prof. Hillel Weiss ran from Hebron, tail between his legs. This was the grand old prof who went on Israeli tv in 1997 and said I was right; Yitzhak Rabin WAS murdered in a government plot. He was a hero of Rabin truth and was almost a hero in Hebron. He was filmed telling the IDF operations commander, Col. Yehuda Fox, that he hoped his wife would soon be a widow, a feeling many shared with him.
But after his daughter was forcibly removed from her Hebron home, he had a change of heart and apologized to the old Fox, making the next expulsion so much simpler.
Be it ever so humble, there's no place like Rome.

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You saw the police, - full battle gear, unlimited manpower, unlimited weaponry, - an army that beat 5 arab armies...What can we little folk really do? All we can do is have more babies, settle more land, and keep faith in Torah and Hashem's promises. In the meantime, we will do what we can. In the end, we'll win, with Hashem's help.
best,
Tamar
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Yitzhak Rabin was sacrificed by the Israeli oligarchy for their German-Jesuit masters intent on occupying Jerusalem.
Shimon Peres Came to Power Over Rabin's Dead Body
Vatican Linked to the Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin
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Friday, August 17, 2007

Nazi Clergy to Help Feds During Martial Law

August 17, 2007

Nazi Clergy to Help Feds During Martial Law

Statist pastors to chant "Romans 13", "Romans 13"
when the feds come to take your guns.
Chris Ortiz / Chalcedon Blog:
For over a year now, the U.S. government has been secretly training ministers to be part of a "Clergy Response Team" to "help quell public unrest if martial law is ever declared." Shreveport's KSLA News 12 broke this story on Wednesday, and a once secret program is now openly publicized. The clergy are being advised to use Romans 13 to encourage parishioners to submit to the sudden and massive expansion of government control that takes place during martial law. Homeland Security Enlists Clergy to Quell Public Unrest if Martial Law Ever Declared
KSLA News 12
SHREVEPORT, LA
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When Caesar Plays God: When the State Oversteps Its Bounds
Onward Christian Soldiers!
Separation of Church and State? Says Who?
God's One Government Has Two Branches!
Death to America: Major American Cities Targeted By Terrorists?
Don't Expel Jews from Gaza!

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Dirty whore holidays?

Dirty whore holidays?

The apostate Church can do whatever the dirty whore wants to do with her hollow days, as God certainly wants nothing to do with them. Such polluted Catholic holidays are whitewashed paganism that stink to high heaven! However, those who refuse to FORSAKE BABYLON will suffer the consequences for it, as they've been warned and are being warned.

Why I No Longer Celebrate Christmas

Christmas is About Giving - SAYS WHO?

Will God Curse Our Countries for Christmas?

The Plain Truth about Easter
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives

The Sabbath-keeping Church of God rejects idolatrous traditions of spiritually perverted men with their hollow days, and instead gladly keep the biblical Sabbath and festivals of the Lord that soon all the world will know and observe and celebrate.

Hostility Against "Jewish Holidays" to be History!

Truth goes through 3 stages.
- First it is ridiculed.
- Then it is violently opposed.
- Finally it is accepted as being self-evident.
Arthur Schopenhauer

Jeremiah 16:19

O LORD, my strength and my fortress, My refuge in the day of affliction, The Gentiles shall come to You From the ends of the earth and say, "Surely our fathers have inherited lies, Worthlessness and unprofitable things."

Do You Prefer TRADITION Over Truth?

Is The Plain Truth Too Strong?

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