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jaz@no.mail (JaZ) wrote in message news:<HFA8XKKL38228.6020949074@anonymous.poster>...
> OCCUPIED AMERICA - Part II - MISGEROT!
> 
> In part one of this "Occupied America" series, we discussed the
> network of Sayanim; - tens of thousands of Jews throughout the world
> who assist Israel's Mossad in gathering intelligence.
> 
> We saw how most gentiles view this activity as a sign of "dual
> loyalty", in that Jews will have a loyalty to their native countries
> and to Israel, and that the loyalty to Israel is what prompts them to
> serve as Sayanim.
> 
> However, if you think about it, "dual loyalties" would create
> considerable risk for Mossad. It would be impossible for them to know
> in advance the strength of the "non-Israel" loyalty, and whether it
> might be strong enough to cause Jews they approach to turn agents in.
> (All of this activity is a serious felony in virtually all countries
> in which it takes place).
> 
> However, Victor Ostrovsky, author of "By Way of Deception" quite
> candidly states that the existence of millions of Jews outside the
> borders of Israel gives Mossad a "non-risk recruitment tool:"
> 
>   "One thing you know for sure is that even if a Jewish person
>   knows it is the Mossad, he might not agree to work with you -
>   but he won't turn you in. You have at your disposal a non-risk
>   recruitment system that actually gives you a pool of millions
>   of Jewish people to tap from outside your own borders."
> 
> Now for this system to be "non-risk" these millions of Jews around the
> world must have only a single loyalty - loyalty to Jews and their
> interests. In the words of Ostrovsky:
> 
>   "There was one simple question asked when anything happened:
>   "Is it good for the Jews or not?" Forget about policies, or
>    anything else. That was the only thing that counted ... "
> 
> As an example of how this unitary or "single loyalty" works, we then
> examined the case of Robert Oppenheimer, director of the Manhattan
> Project, and father of the American atomic bomb, who passed atomic
> secrets to Russia.
> 
> Finally, the prior post listed all of those eligible to be Sayanim in
> cabinet level positions in our government, and at the very top of all
> of our major mass media, thus setting forth a prima facie case that
> America is, in fact, occupied by an alien power. The means, motive and
> opportunity clearly exist, as does the corpus delicti of a decaying
> and rudderless America..
> 
> In this installment, we are going to examine the heavily armed Jewish
> groups established and run by retired Mossad officers throughout the
> world, as a means of examining the question whether this is "Occupied
> America."
> 
> From "By Way of Deception" (St. Martins, 1990) Page 291:
> 
>   "Arbel's department was responsible for setting up Jewish
>   defense groups, called "frames," or misgerot, all over the
>   world, now including some parts of the United States, where
>   anti-semitism is regarded as a threat. Often people with
>   particular skills, such as doctors, are on reserve and called
>   in for short periods to help with these frames. Normally,
>   heads of the stations for the frames in the various countries
>   are retired Mossad workers. The job is widely regarded as a
>   sort of bonus for faithful service, a tshupar, the idea being
>   that they've got all this expertise, why not use it?"
> 
>   "The main job is to help the leaders of Jewish communities
>   outside Israel plan for their own security. Part of this is
>   done through the hets w-keshet, or "bow and arrow," Israel's
>   paramilitary youth brigades. While all Israeli youths, boys
>   and girls, belong to this "eduday noar ivry", or "battalion of
>   Hebrew youth," often youths from other countries are brought
>   over to spend the summer learning about security, picking up
>   such skills as completing obstacle courses, pitching tents,
>   and learning how to use a sniper rifle and Uzi assault rifle.
>   Still others learn upgraded security skills, such as how to
>   build a slick, for hiding weapons or documents, when and how
>   to do security checks, as well as the fundamentals of
>   investigation and intelligence gathering.
> 
>   "Any use of the frames other than for self-protection has
>   never been approved by any government official, although
>   Mossad officials all know of such use. Thus, Yitzhak Shamir
>   knew, but Peres, never a Mossad man, would not have known,
>   even though he was prime minister. Israel does not sell the
>   weapons directly to these foreign frames, but it does provide
>   arms indirectly in a round-about arrangement with known arms
>   dealers.
> 
>   "The Mossad does not see these frames as information
>   gatherers, although the station heads know from experience
>   that the shortest route to getting praise is by supplying
>   useful information. Many of the youths trained at the summer
>   camps in Israel later become Sayanim, and it certainly
>   provides a strong group of willing helpers, well trained,
>   undaunted by the lingo, who have already shown the ability to
>   take chances...."
> 
> Page 140:
> 
>   "We were now also learning about Tsafririm and the "frames"
>   set up as a defense mechanism by Jews around the world. In
>   this area we had a problem, or at least some of us did. I just
>   couldn't agree with this concept of having guard groups
>   everywhere. I thought frames in England, for example, where
>   kids learn how to build slicks for their weapons to protect
>   their synagogues, were more dangerous than beneficial to the
>   Jewish community. I brought up the argument that even if a
>   group of people had been oppressed, with attempts made to
>   exterminate them - as with the Jews - they had no right to act
>   obstructively in democratic countries. I could understand this
>   happening in Chile or Argentina, or any other country where
>   people disappear off the streets, but not in England or France
>   or Belgium.
> 
>   "The fact that there are antisemitic groups, whether real or
>   imaginary, is definitely not an excuse, because if you look
>   into Israel's own backyard, you'll see anti-Palestinian
>   groups. Did this mean we thought the Palestinians therefore
>   had the right to store weapons and organize vigilante groups?
>   Or would we call them terrorists?"
> 
> Let's summarize:
> 
>   Israel maintains armed groups within our borders.
> 
>   These groups are run by agents of a foreign power. (retired
>   Mossad officers).
> 
>   Jewish youths from all over the world are flown to Israel to
>   learn how to use machine guns and sniper rifles.
> 
>   Once in Israel, these youths receive this training as part of the
>   "battalions of Hebrew youth," Israel's version of the Hitler
>   Yungend.
> 
>   Israel smuggles full-automatic weapons to these groups through
>   arms dealers.
> 
>   Retired Mossad agents supervise this activity and keep them out
>   of trouble.
> 
> Three conditions must obtain before we can conclude that a country is
> "occupied" by a foreign power. These three conditions or symptoms of
> occupation must be clear.
> 
>   First, the occupier must hold commanding positions in the
>   government and in the media.
> 
>   Second, the occupied police forces follow the agenda of the
>   occupiers and ignore the illegal acts of occupation.
> 
>   Third, the occupier must control the electoral process and
>   exact tribute from the occupied.
> 
> Maintaining armed cells throughout the Western world under the
> direction of foreign agents is profoundly illegal. Our FBI certainly
> knows about these Misgerot or "frames" but they do nothing about them.
> 
> No informants, no infiltrators, no arrests, no armed confrontations -
> nothing!
> 
> Nothing, that is, except deafening silence.
> 
> It is obviously not an enforcement priority.
> 
> Only the spy Pollard was apprehended and then only because Pollard was
> completely out of control. His copying of classified documents was so
> prodigious as to become an embarrassment to his Israeli handlers.
> 
> His discovery, as well as the revelations of Ostrovsky, had absolutely
> zero effect on our FBI. The only reasonable inferences to be drawn
> from these facts are:
> 
>   That the FBI already knew who it works for;
> 
>   That only a small number of people who read books would find
>   out about these disclosures; and
> 
>   That the people the FBI work for would remain in power, and
>   that no change in enforcement policy is necessary.
> 
> It is ironic. The Soviet Union used the Communist party to spy in
> America back in the 1940's and 1950's. But they never dared flout U.S.
> law by arming the communist cells they controlled. Israel's activity
> is so absolutely and shockingly brazen that it leaves one breathless.
> The lack of response from our own law enforcement agencies is stunning
> silent testimony to the reason why Israel and its U.S. loyalists can
> openly ignore our laws.
> 
> Yggdrasil-

James