Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: c'è grossa grisi, e i palestinesi non c'entrano niente

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1105067.html
... Siamo condannati a crearci in questo nostro paese un’esistenza
senza pace e senza sicurezza, come il popolo ebraico fece nel corso di
tuta la sua vita millenaria; e per quest’esistenza dovremo sottoporci
a sforzi supremi e a grandi e costanti sacrifici. Pertanto si rende
necessario mettere in chiaro con noi stessi di che natura sarà lo
Stato per il quale sottoporremo noi e i nostri figli a un’esistenza
simile, prendendo posizione sul problema dei "territori" alla luce di
tale chiarificazione.
Lo Stato che eserciterà il proprio dominio su una popolazione ostile
di un milione e mezzo-due milioni di stranieri sarà necessariamente lo
Stato dello "Shin-bet", con tutte le inevitabili ripercussioni sullo
spirito dell’educazione, sulla libertà di parola e di pensiero e sulla
democraticità del regime. La corruzione tipica di ogni regime
coloniale prenderà piede anche nello Stato d’Israele. Il regime dovrà
dedicarsi da un lato alla repressione di un movimento di rivolta
arabo, dall’altro all’acquisizione di quisling arabi. C’è da temere
che anche l’esercito israeliano – finora esercito popolare – degeneri
a causa della sua trasformazione in esercito d’occupazione, e che una
volta governatori militari, i suoi ufficiali diventino tali e quali ai
loro colleghi di altre nazionalità: ed ogni commento è superfluo...
... Estendere l’ambito del nostro dominio politico a questi arabi (in
aggiunta ai trecentomila già cittadini dello Stato) significa la
liquidazione dello Stato d’Israele quale Stato del popolo ebraico, la
totale rovina del popolo ebraico stesso, il crollo delle strutture
sociali da noi create nello Stato e la degenerazione dell’uomo ebreo
come dell’uomo arabo...".
http://www.hakeillah.com/4_02_18.htm

<< Eppure unï¿½alternativa si deve trovare, se Israele vuole avere la sua 
parte di futuro. Non si puï¿½, non si deve evadere la prova di appello che 
la storia sta concedendo a Israele e che, sprecata la tregua, potrebbe 
non ripetersi. [Silvio Ortona] >>
Chi aiuterï¿½ Israele a trovare una alternativa?  Sicuramente non quella 
massa di vigliacchi che si spacciano per suoi difensori; che pensano di 
aiutarla mandando i loro soldi e lavandosi con questo la coscienza; che 
gli succhiano il sangue facendone un mito che quadri le loro 
aspettative.  Sappiano costoro che li disprezzo profondamente.

 Sappiano costoro che li disprezzo profondamente.
Ne saranno profondamente colpiti, davvero.
Tb
-- 
"A vote is like a rifle, it's usefulness depends upon the character of
the user."
~ Theodore Roosevelt

 senza pace e senza sicurezza,
i numeri dicono qualocosa di diverso
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3758123,00.html
The ‘other Israel’
‘War-torn’ land is in fact economic, scientific, cultural powerhouse
Yoram Ettinger
1. Bankruptcy rate in Israel is one of the lowest in the world (19%
increase during the first half of 2009), compared with the US - 45%
increase, Spain - 58%, Spain - 75% and Switzerland - 15% (Yedioth
Ahronoth, July 27, 2009).
2. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has rebounded to its September 10, 2008
(meltdown) level, scoring a 50% surge (Yedioth Ahronoth, July 27).
3. Sequoia Capital and Tanya Capital led a $15.5MN round of private
placement by Israel's Kontera (Globes, July 24). Intel Capital, Cisco,
Greylock Ventures and Menlo Ventures participated in a $13MN round by
Israel's AeroScout (Globes, June 29). The Boston-based media giant,
Medtronics, invested over $10MN in the Israeli VC fund, TriVentures
(Globes, June 23). Motorola Ventures, Stata Venture Partners, Argonaut
and Walden participated in a $10MN 4th round by Israel's Amimon
(Globes, July 15). Arts Alliance Digital Ventures invested $9MN in
Israel' YCD Multimedia (Globes, June 23). Innogest, Italy's largest
venture capital fund, invested $8MN in the Israeli-Italian company,
beeTV (Globes, June 4). The Boston-based Globespan Capital and Spark
Capital invested $7.5MN in Israel's 5min, their 3rd investment in
Israel (Globes, July 24).
4. Intel Vice President for Technology and Manufacturing Group and
General Manager of Intel Israel (6 plants, 6,500 employees!), Maxine
Fassberg: "We have developed breakthroughs in Israel that have changed
the face of computerization…In Israel, we are developing and
manufacturing network and communication products as well as
microprocessors – in parallel to spearheading the mobile domain in
Intel Corp. Among the technologies developed here are MMX, which
constitutes the basis of the Pentium processor, platforms for Intel
Centrino mobile computers and the Intel Core 2Duo processor. In
addition, the first fast Ethernet and first wireless LAN (Local Area
Network) were developed here…(Jerusalem Post, May 23, 2009).
5. The Med's best-kept secret (excerpts of Willy Stern, The Weekly
Standard, July 27, 2009):
"Perhaps nowhere else on the globe does there exist a greater
discrepancy between perception and reality than Israel. The press
portrays the country as a savage land racked by war and terrorism...
The reality, though, is a country of 7.4 million people whose stock
market and economy are humming along quite nicely (at least in
contrast to the rest of the globe) and whose citizens revel in their
chic Mediterranean lifestyle…
"In Israel, life goes on. The Western newspapers just don't notice…
Israel today has become a vibrant, functioning jewel of a nation
tucked into the eastern flank of the Mediterranean. Tel Aviv looks
more like San Diego or Barcelona than Baghdad or Kabul. On a recent
five-mile run along Tel Aviv's Gordon Beach, I saw Israeli yuppies
cycling the boardwalk on $1,500 Italian mountain bikes, teenagers in
full-body wetsuits surfing the breakers, a deep-cleavaged Russian
model (nobody seemed to know her name) doing a photo shoot in a skimpy
bikini whilst middle-aged Israeli men with potbellies and hairy chests
shamelessly gawked, rows of high-priced yachts docked at the Tel Aviv
marina, an endless stream of private planes on final approach to small
Sde Dov Airport, and two Israeli soldiers in drab green uniforms
making out in the sand and drinking Heineken. A nation at war? It
seemed more like high season at Coney Island…
"Israel has a world class cultural scene. Want to see Franco
Zeffirelli and Daniel Barenboim? No problem. The Alvin Ailey Dance
Company visits. The opera plays to audiences at 97 percent capacity.
Even at lower pay, (Israel) attracts the best talents from around the
globe…
"Israel enjoys top universities, upscale restaurants, million-dollar
homes, hoity-toity architecture, and the like. In the fourth quarter
last year, when the global economy went all to hell, Israel's annual,
quarter-over-quarter rate of GDP was only off 0.5 percent, the best
figure in the industrialized world. (The United States was off 6.3
percent and Japan 12.1 percent.) 'Think about the resistance of our
economy in recent times,' suggests Zvi Eckstein, deputy governor of
the Bank of Israel. 'Our prime minister (has a stroke). The war in
Gaza. The war in Lebanon. The government gets replaced. But we've
maintained a stable macroeconomic structure and a strong high-tech
sector…'
What's the secret? A very conservative banking system…No mortgage
crisis…A current account surplus since 2003…Negligible inflation…
Prudent governmental fiscal policy… Healthy integration into the world
economy. Last year, 483 Israeli high-tech companies raised a whopping
$2.08BN (only US companies raised more). All the major tech players –
Google, Microsoft, IBM – have large research centers in Israel. They
go where the talent is…'Israel is today the third-hottest spot (after
Silicon Valley and Boston) for high-tech venture capital in the
world…' Israel produces more science papers per capita than any other
country. Israel lags behind only the United States in number of
companies listed on NASDAQ. Twenty-four percent of Israel's workforce
has a university degree; only the United States and Holland have a
higher number. Israel leads the world in scientists and technicians
per capita…
"The cell phone? Developed in Israel. Ditto for most of the Windows NT
operating system and for voice mail technology. Pentium MMX Chip
technology? Designed in Israel. AOL Instant Messenger? Developed in
Israel. The list goes on. Firewall security software originated in
Israel. The latest breakthrough is the "PillCam," a video camera that
can be swallowed and aids physicians in diagnosing intestinal cancer…
it seems the other Israel - the land not of terrorists but of milk and
honey and goats - may finally be being discovered."

 Sappiano costoro che li disprezzo profondamente.
Pondero la cosa mentre sorseggio del succo di pompelmo ghiacciato...

 Capital invested $7.5MN in Israel's 5min, their 3rd investment in
il compagno Nahum esalta Israele in base alle performance che vi
realizza il gran capitale. Ti ringrazio per aver fornito la prova
definitiva di come il nazionalismo svuoti i cervelli,

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PP

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