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=> Re: Pondering Land Ownership
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Marcello
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"If that is not so, then don't the Jews or the Native Americans "who've been there before" have the right come back one day and restore their lands?" - The Jews who are running the show in Israel have no connection to the land. This is argued by one of their own, Shlomo Sand, in his controversal book, "The Invention of the Jewish People", in which he writes that there was no expulsion in 70 AD, and furthermore, he claims that the modern Palestinians are closer genetically to the ancient Hebrews than the Ashkhanazi, who are descendents of the Khazars, who converted to Judaism sometime in the 9th century. There are other Jewish writers who claim that the usurpation of Palestine by European Jews has more to do with European colonialism, and the US's program to set up a outpost in the Mid-East to police the new untermenschen (Arabs) and subjugate them to the will of Western Imperialists, so that they could control the world's enegy resources indefinitely, and keep the other First World powers, Europe, China and Russia in a secondary position, because the arrogant US "owns the world". It has nothing to do with the Bible, or justice, or the love of the Jews. Not too long ago, American corporate chieftains like Henry Ford (Ford Motors), J. Rockefellar (Standard Oil), General Motors, and other rich and powerful Yankee captians of industry were doing business with the German IG Farben (who made military hardware and the Zyclone B gas)... And when the victims of the death camps were pleading for the Brits and the Yanks to bomb the concentration camps, the allies response was that they cannot divert their planes from bombing German cities (where tens of thousands of unarmed civilians died in agony). Personally, I suffer from a great amount of guilt living in Occupied Indian land, and I have no reason to excuse the fact that I enjoy a lifestyle which derives from a long process of racism, theft and genocide. That is my dilemma, even though, I'm not rich, but the fact that I live in a Disneyland state, makes me not so appreciative, but keeps me in a constant state of existential anguish. Finally, I am also part of the problem, as long as I live my life in the land which belonged to another group, who were almost wiped out and are still being treated as second-class citizens. --------------------- |
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