Theos-Talk Archives (March 2003 Message tt00144)

Dear Friends,


(Bart) About your question to name the chemical
weapon, the U.S is willing to use Neuro Paralyzing
chemical bombs in Iraqi. This was in the TV news, I am
surprised you haven’t heard about it. The journalists
present in the borders of Turkey and Iraqi are obliged
to make a seminar with the army to learn how to use
mask against chemical weapon. All the people of Iraqi
right now have got masks. 

I received the message below in an e-mail I would like
to share it with you…


*******************

"The U.S. is at this moment developing advanced
systems of "weapons of mass destruction" and it
prepared to use them where it sees fit. It has more of
them than the rest of the world put together. It has 
walked away from international agreements on
biological and chemical weapons, refusing to allow
inspection of its own factories. 
The hypocrisy behind its public declarations and its
own actions is almost a joke. 
The United States believes that the three thousand
deaths in New York are the only deaths that count, the
only deaths that matter. They are American deaths.
Other deaths are unreal, abstract, of no consequence. 
The three thousand [to 300,000] deaths in Afghanistan
are never referred to. 
The hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children dead
through U.S. and British sanctions which have deprived
them of essential medicines are never referred to. 
The effect of depleted uranium, used by America in the
Gulf War, is never referred to. Radiation levels in
Iraq are appallingly high. 
Babies are born with no brain, no eyes, no genitals.
Where they do have ears, mouths or rectums, all that
issues from these orifices is blood. 
The two hundred thousand deaths in East Timor in 1975
brought about by the Indonesian government but
inspired and supported by the United States are never
referred to. 
The half a million deaths in Guatemala, Chile, El
Salvador, Nicaragua, Uruguay, Argentina and Haiti, in
actions supported and subsidised by the United States,
are never referred to. 
The millions of deaths in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
are no longer referred to. 
[Successive Israeli regimes massacred tens of
thousands of Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims, Christians
and other humans with U.S. military and financial aid
to Israel during 1948 to 2003.] 
The desperate plight of the Palestinian people, the
central factor in world unrest, is hardly referred to.

But what a misjudgement of the present and what a
misreading of history this is. 
People do not forget. They do not forget the death of
their fellows, they do not forget torture and
mutilation, they do not forget injustice, they do not
forget oppression, they do not forget the terrorism of
mighty powers. They not only don't forget. They strike

back. 
The atrocity in New York was predictable and
inevitable. It was an act of retaliation against
constant and systematic manifestations of state
terrorism on the part of the United States over many
years in all parts of the world."

Best Regards

Erica Letzerich

Theo Paijmans <th.paijmans@wxs.nl> wrote:
> Bart,
> 
> I will get back to you on the other issues; as for
> now I can say I find your last remark
> unnecessary rude, especially when having witnessed
> the effects of the holocaust from very
> close quarters. I might add that once again you
> accuse me of hatred for the USA, whereas I
> begin to think that that emotion - hatred - runs
> very strong in you.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Theo
> 
> 
> Bart Lidofsky wrote:
> (snip)
> 
> No, it is European refusal to look at the
> entire issue. It is European
> 
> > hatred of the United States. It is the European
> Jew-hating; they can't
> > stand the fact that they can't go out every Easter
> and kill a bunch of
> > Jews the way they used to.
> >
> > Bart Lidofsky
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> 
>


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