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"Mark Steirer" <m.steirer@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:<pCdS7.294586$W8.10110378@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
> Irmin <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote in message
> news:20011214023024.32227.qmail@nym.alias.net...
> > Nice irony here.
> >
> > Jews championed massive immigration of unassimilable Third
> > Worlders into the United States in order to destroy American
> > nationhood and White Gentile cohesiveness. Now Palestinian Arabs
> > are considering a similar "demographic strategy," and they're
> > planning to exploit the same irrational terror of "racism" that
> > Diaspora Jewry has done so much to promote in the White West.
> >
> > Israel, as a Jewish State, may therefore succumb to its own
> > Jewish poisons.
> >
> > **
> > The Census Bureau has just reported that about half of the
> > American population will soon be non-white or non-European. And
> > they will all be American citizens. We have tipped beyond the
> > point where a Nazi-Aryan party will be able to prevail in this
> > country. We have been nourishing the American climate of
> > opposition to bigotry for about half a century. That climate has
> > not yet been perfected, but the heterogeneous nature of our
> > population tends to make it irreversible -- and makes our
> > constitutional constraints against bigotry more practical than
> > ever. (Earl Raab, Jewish Bulletin, February 19, 1993)
> > **
> >
> > **
> > It was only after World War II that immigration law was
> > drastically changed ... In one of the first pieces of evidence of
> > its political coming-of-age, the Jewish community had a
> > leadership role in effecting those changes." (Earl Raab, Jewish
> > Bulletin, July 23, 1993, p. 17)
> > **
> 
> Hadn't seen that quote.
> 
> > Essential Reading for Euro-Americans:
> > http://members.netnormal.com/library/juif.htm
> >
> > ====
> >
> > Arab think tank revives old strategy: Use Israeli Arabs to
> > undermine Israel
> >
> > By Simon Carroll
> >
> > LONDON -- A leading Arab think tank is backing an old strategy --
> > to defeat the Jewish state from within by encouraging the growth
> > of its Arab population.
> >
> > The prime proponent of the conquest-by-demography theory is Wahid
> > Abdel Maguid, chief editor of the Arab Strategic Report, the
> > publication of Egypt's premier think-tank, the Al-Ahram
> > Institute. The institute is part of the group that runs Egypt's
> > semiofficial newspaper of record, Al-Ahram.
> >
> > "We are capable of increasing the demographic threat against
> > Israel, if we demonstrate the necessary determination," Maguid
> > declared in a recent interview with the London-based Al-Hayat
> > Arabic newspaper.
> >
> > Israel's Arab population is estimated at some 1.2 million,
> > compared with approximately 5 million Israeli Jews.
> >
> > However, the Arabs' birthrate is far higher than the Jews', and
> > Maguid estimates that Israel's Arab population will equal its
> > Jewish population in 34 years' time through natural population
> > increase.
> 
> That's some birthrate!
> 
> > Israel, of course, is not unaware of the demographic threat.
> > Israeli surveys also warn of the dangers the Arab birthrate poses
> > to Israel's nature as a Jewish state, and Prime Minister Ariel
> > Sharon stresses the need to bring as many Jewish immigrants to
> > Israel as possible.
> >
> > Maguid outlines a five-pronged strategy for making sure this
> > "population bomb" can be accelerated, thus defeating Israel
> > without another major Arab-Israeli war. Several of these
> > processes already are under way, though not as part of a
> > concerted Arab strategy:
> >
> > *limit or reverse immigration of Jews from the former Soviet
> > Union. In fact, levels of immigration have fallen sharply from
> > their highs in the early- to mid-1990s;
> >
> > *bring Arabs living inside Israel's pre-1967 borders into close
> > alignment with Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip,
> > encourage them to spurn their identity as Israeli citizens and
> > give them decision-making roles in the anti-Israel campaign. This
> > development, which began with the Oslo peace process and has been
> > encouraged by the Palestinian Authority, saw its fullest
> > expression in the Israeli Arab riots that accompanied the
> > outbreak of the Palestinian intifada in the fall of 2000;
> >
> > *maintain a continual intifada to discourage Jewish immigration
> > to Israel and encourage Israelis to emigrate;
> >
> > *build worldwide condemnation of Israel as a "racist" state to
> > prevent Israeli pressure on Arabs to leave Israel or to reduce
> > their birthrate. This fall's U.N. World Conference Against Racism
> > in Durban, South Africa, was the apex of this effort to date;
> >
> > promote an influx of Arabs into pre-1967 Israel through
> > infiltration and marriage. This also is occurring, according to
> > Israeli media reports.
> >
> > Maguid proposes that future anti-Israeli actions be spearheaded
> > by Arab citizens of Israel and be coordinated with the
> > Palestinians and other Arab states.
> >
> > He believes that Arab infiltrators into Israel should focus on
> > marrying Israeli Arabs, making it virtually impossible for Israel
> > to expel the illegal immigrants -- at least without opening
> > itself to charges of racism.
> >
> > The population battle already has been joined, though not yet in
> > the organized way Maguid advocates. According to Israeli
> > estimates, more than 50,000 Arabs have moved into Israel since
> > the signing of the Oslo accords in 1993.
> >
> > They are mainly Palestinians, Jordanians and Egyptians who enter
> > Israel to find work and take up residence in Israeli Arab
> > communities. Security sources claim that some have carried out or
> > supported acts of terror, and some are believed to be agents of
> > the Palestinian Authority.
> >
> > A key battleground of the future may be in the field of aliyah.
> > One plank of the new Arab strategy should be undermining Israeli
> > aliyah efforts, Maguid argues.
> >
> > He urges Arabs to meet with candidates for immigration to Israel
> > -- especially in the ex-Soviet states -- and tell them that
> > living in Israel will present more daily hardships and security
> > threats than they currently experience.
> >
> > This is hardly new, however, as the Arabs and Palestinians
> > mounted a fierce -- though unsuccessful -- propaganda effort to
> > convince ex-Soviet leaders not to allow Jewish emigration in the
> > early 1990s.
> >
> > Key to discouraging aliyah will be continuing the intifada,
> > Maguid says. He also recommends stressing the feelings of
> > "marginalization and disappointment" that some Russian immigrants
> > reportedly feel.
> >
> > Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon constantly stresses his
> > commitment to Jewish immigration from the Diaspora, often talking
> > of bringing 1 million more Jews to Israel in coming decades,
> > especially from the former Soviet Union, South America and South
> > Africa.
> >
> > The Palestinian Authority also recognizes the importance for
> > Israel of immigration. Its spokesman condemned Sharon's proposal
> > for increased immigration as a "powder-keg" likely to set off a
> > new explosion in the tense region -- even as the P.A. insists
> > that some 4 to 5 million Palestinian refugees and their
> > descendants be granted a "right of return" to homes they left
> > [i.e. were ejected from -- Irmin] in Israel's 1948 War of
> > Independence.
> >
> > The P.A. statement expressed fears that new Jewish immigrants
> > could be placed in settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip,
> > but Maguid's fear is that -- even if settled within Israel's pre-
> > 1967 borders, as are the vast majority of immigrants -- these
> > immigrants would help Israel maintain a Jewish majority.
> >
> > Both Sharon and Maguid would agree on one thing: To the winner of
> > the population battle will go control of the state. Should the
> > Arabs become the majority within Israel, Maguid has no doubt
> > about the type of state that would be imposed.
> >
> > "Palestine can be made Arab again -- Arab, and not binational --
> > Arab Palestine," he writes. In a new, Arab- dominated state,
> > those Jews who wished to remain could live "strong and respected
> > under the umbrella of our Arab culture,'' he proposes. Return to
> > top.
> >
> > http://www.chicagojewishnews.com/features.jsp#12796
> >
> >
> > ====
> >
> > --Irmin
> >
> > Racial Nationalist Library
> > http://members.netnormal.com/library
> >
Thanks for informative post.

Phil


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