Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Persio avrebbe un lavoro sicuro in Israele

basterebbe cambiare di segno le sue pirlate (
per.es
.: "c'è un
complotto sionista" diventa "c'è un complotto antisionista") e sarebbe
un perfetto "Intellettuale" da think tank sionista.
According to a zionist think tank, "Israel is facing a global campaign
of delegitimization" that includes
"    anti-Israel demonstrations on campuses, protests when Israeli
athletes compete abroad, moves in Europe to boycott Israeli products,
and threats of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders visiting London.
    Reut says the campaign is the work of a worldwide network of
private individuals and organizations. They have no hierarchy or
overall commander, but work together based on a joint ideology -
portraying Israel as a pariah state and denying its right to
exist." (Haaretz)
This is completely untrue. We all report to Commandante Che Guevara.
Everybody knows that. And when he's indisposed, we report to the
Caliph, a.k.a. Subcommandante Marcos. We have Elders, many many
elders. And the protocols of our secret meetings are published on
line. This is a vast left-wing conspiracy and they are representing us
as some kind of loose, God forbid! anarchists!
"Reut lists the network's major hubs - London, Brussels, Madrid,
Toronto, San Francisco and the University of California, Berkeley. The
network's activists - "delegitimizers" the report dubs them - are
relatively marginal: young people, anarchists, migrants and radical
political activists. Although they are not many, they raise their
profile using public campaigns and media coverage, the report says."
Ah, that People's Republic of Berkeley rears its head again! But
here's a scoop for Reut. Big cities are hubs. That's what a big city
is. That doesn't mean small towns in Scotland or villages in Ivory
Coast are very supportive of Israeli war crimes. I wouldn't want the
Israelis to nuke Madrid based on this report only to find out that
people in Cuenca are just as unimpressed with Israel's "right to
exist" as a racist apartheid state. It would be a bummer.
Plus, it must hurt to know that "marginal" people will be your
downfall. Israel is no country for marginal people. Not that the US or
Britain are, but Israeli society has that special extra contempt for
those out of line, out of nationality, out of luck, out of order, out
of their mind, etc. and that must make reading this report
particularly painful. Israelis should console themselves that the
tradition they pretend to stand for had a different take on the
marginal, from the lisping son of a slave woman Moses to the slayer of
army generals Yael
 "   The delegitimization network sees the fight against the former
regime in South Africa as a success model. It believes that like the
apartheid regime, the Zionist-Israeli model can be toppled and a one-
state model can be established.
    The Reut team says the network's groups share symbols and heroes
such as the Palestinian boy Mohammed al-Dura, American peace activist
Rachel Corrie and joint events like the Durban Conference."
How naughty of us, to share symbols! And events!! What else should we
share? The tears, the horror at that unimaginable waste of human
lives, of degradation, of bureaucratic sadism that Israel is. That too
we share. You should mention that too, to be fair. But let Reut rest
assured that we don't just believe the Zionist-Israeli model can be
toppled like South Africa. It will be toppled, and better than in
apartheid South Africa. Thanks for all the kind words, Reut! We never
knew ourselves so well.
http://jewssansfrontieres.blogspot.com/2010/02/they-on-to-us-really.html

 basterebbe cambiare di segno le sue pirlate
Toh, cosa abbiamo qui: un nuovo persiodipendente?
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The Foreign Ministry itself is now pushing the idea, urging supporters 
of Israel everywhere to
become cyberspace soldiers "in the new battleground for Israel's image."
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1162378505678&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull