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Re: Anglo-German competition for Zionist support in WWI by Khaldoun Samman 23 October 2002 19:16 UTC |
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Drouet,
I appreciate your caution about splitting world communities that are culturally symbiotic. But what does a criticism of Zionists history have to do with that symbioses? The Emperor can at times sleep with a fellow brother or sister, and sometimes even family members will kill and abuse their own kin. To punish a member of the family who has killed his own kin is not the same thing as condemming other sibblings. To put it simply, to demonstrate the historical injustice that some Jews who have accepted Zionist tactics is not the same thing as condemming an entire culture. But just like when we deal with any group of oppressors, may it be white oppressing blacks, Jews oppressing Arabs, Japanese oppressing Koreans, a historical reconstruction (or in your words, "closing our minds on the past") is called forth. You can not understand the Arab/Israeli Affair by forgetting about the past and concluding we are family, free from the stark realities of domestic violence. Sorry, Jewish Zionist too have to be held up to the same standards as the rest of humanity.
Khaldoun
Georges Drouet <gdrouet@brutele.be> wrote:
One of the most interesting dynamic in Bush new strategies is that United
States are trying to corrupt European unity by creating a gap based in
Muslim-Jew appreciation when in fact both traditions are deeply inserted in
our multicultural society, which is not the case in the US!
So seeing our WSN list fighting around these themes, as well as several
other lists are doing, is a proof that this background's plan is working...
Working to dismantle unity of the only remaining power that could counter
US hegemony!
Shouldn't we follow these discussions from our usual systemic point of
view, looking to future instead of closing our minds on past and making the
game of emperor's clan?
Georges Drouet
Prospective Internationale
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