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> > On May 15, 10:14=A0am, Raymond <Bluerhy...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > Our Real Government Is in
Israelhttp://www.apfn.org/apfn/iraq_israel.h=
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> > > SoYouWanna convert to Judaism?
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> > > Shalom aleikhem
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> > > Explains how to decide if Judaism is the right religion for you, and
> > > all the steps you must take for a successful conversion, including
> > > finding a rabbi,
> > > Donate
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> > >http://www.convertingtojudaism.com/?wcw=3Dgoogle
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> > > Congress Celebrates Israel's 60th Anniversary
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> > > Dozens of members of Congress have given floor speeches celebrating
> > > Israel=92s 60th anniversary and its im****tant contributions around
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> > > We are All Jews
Nowhttp://www.dissidentvoice.org/Articles4/Jones_Pales=
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> > > L'Shalom...Kol Tuv -- all the best.
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> > The Iraq War Is All About Israel's Quest For
Oilhttp://judicial-inc.biz/=
Analysts_Fear_Syria_False_Flag.htm
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> > Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Israel and the United
> > States
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> > Simcha -- a happy occasion; celebration.....Todah Rabah -- thank you.
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> > This is an extraordinarily im****tant agreement for Israel - im****tant
> > in the first instance for what it says about the Israeli and American
> > relation****p. The Memorandum, which will be distributed after it has
> > been signed, includes a sentence =A0which starts: =93Reflecting the
> > unshakable commitment of the United States to Israel=92s security, the
> > United States sup****ts increased level of foreign military financing
> > grant assistance to Israel in future years, to help Israel with the
> > needed security requirements.=94
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> > The aid itself is of critical im****tance; its reflection of the
> > United
> > State=92s unswerving sup****t is no less im****tant. It expresses a
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> > deal of confidence in Israel to continue its very im****tant defense
> > and economic policies, in a very difficult environment.
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> > We have an exceptionally heavy defense burden, the highest in what
> > used to be called the Free World =96 in total, about ten per cent of
> > GDP
> > (gross domestic product) =96 and the fact that the United States is
> > willing to share a significant part of that burden, particularly, the
> > part relating to purchases of American military equipment, is a
> > critical element in the budget. This is because in this country we
> > face a trade-off between dealing with our immediate problems and
> > making sure that our economy grows rapidly enough for us to be able
> > to
> > deal with future problems. For that, we have to pursue economic
> > policies that are sup****tive of economic growth, and to do that, we
> > have to try to keep the tax burden reasonable. We nonetheless have
> > very high government expenditures, largely because of defense, and
> > the
> > United States financial assistance is critical to our ability to
> > maintain responsible economic policies that are conducive to growth
> > and, therefore, conducive to the future strength of the Israeli
> > economy and Israel=92s capacity to have the resources to defend itself
> > in the future
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> > Under a 1975 Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) the US guaranteed all
> > Israel's oil needs in the event of a crisis. This MoU is quietly
> > renewed every five years. It commits US taxpayers to maintain a
> > strategic US reserve for Israel, equivalent to $3 billion in 2002
> > dollars. Special legislation was enacted to exempt Israel from
> > restrictions on oil ex****ts from the US. Moreover, the US government
> > agreed to divert oil from the US, even in case of oil shortages in the
> > US. The US government also guaranteed delivery of oil in US tankers if
> > commercial ****ppers become unable or unwilling to carry oil from the
> > US to Israel.
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> > SEE
> > Israel-United States Memorandum of Understanding
> > (September 1, 1975)
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> DT 7:2 The Lord commands the Israelites to "utterly destroy" and shown
> "no mercy" to those whom he gives them for defeat.
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> DT 20:13-14 "When the Lord delivers it into your hand, put to the
> sword all the males .... As for the women, the children, the livestock
> and everything else in the city, you may take these as plunder for
> yourselves."
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> DT 20:16 "In the cities of the nations the Lord is giving you as an
> inheritance, do not leave alive anything that breathes."
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> JS 11:8-15 "And the lord gave them into the hand of Israel, ...utterly
> destroying them; there was none left that breathed ...."
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> DT 21:10-13 With the Lord's approval, the Israelites are allowed to
> take "beautiful women" from the enemy camp to be their captive wives.
> If, after ***ual relations, the husband has "no delight" in his wife,
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Kirkuk to Haifa Pipeline: Reason for the War?
In 2003, Bush invaded Iraq, partly to topple Saddam Hussein, partly to
revive the pipeline to Haifa
http://zionofascism.wordpress.com/category/netanyahu-watch/
US discusses plan to pump fuel to its regional ally and solve energy
headache at a stroke Ed Vuillamy in Wa****ngton Sunday April 20, 2003
The Observer
By Steven Scheer
LONDON (Reuters) - Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he
expected an oil pipeline from Iraq to Israel to be reopened in the
near future after being closed when Israel became a state in 1948.
"It won't be long when you will see Iraqi oil flowing to Haifa," the
****t city in northern Israel, Netanyahu told a group of British
investors, declining to give a timetable.
"It is just a matter of time until the pipeline is reconstituted and
Iraqi oil will flow to the Mediterranean."
Netanyahu later told Reuters the government was in the early stages of
looking into the possibility of reopening the pipeline, which during
the British Mandate sent oil from Mosul to Haifa via Jordan.
Shalom:
"It's not a pipe-dream," Netanyahu said.
Plans to build a pipeline to siphon oil from newly conquered Iraq to
Israel are beingdiscussed between Wa****ngton, Tel Aviv and potential
future government figures in Baghdad.The plan envisages the
reconstruction of an old pipeline, inactive since the end of the
British mandate in Palestine in 1948, when the flow from Iraq's
northern oilfields to Palestine was re-directed to Syria.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Iraqi invasion: oil perspective
The British built the Kirkuk-to-Haifa pipeline in 1927. In 1934, they
completed a 12-inch pipeline from the Kirkuk fields to Al-Haditha on
the Euphrates River. At that point the pipeline forked. One branch
went through Syria to Tripoli (Lebanon). The other went across Jordan
to Haifa. The British built refineries at both Tripoli and Haifa to
handle this Iraq oil. (In World War II, Germany wanted to get control
of this oil.)
In 1945 the British added a parallel 16-inch pipeline in Syria.
When Jews started to invade Palestine in 1945, Syria shut down its
branch to Tripoli. Iraq shut down all oil from from Kirkuk to Haifa.
At that point, most of northern Iraq's oil went to the Turkish ****t
city of Gihan, which was OK with the US, since Turkey was a US ally
against the USSR. Turkey collect transit fees for this oil.
In 1947 the British oil refinery at Haifa still handled trickle of oil
from miscellaneous areas, and still employed some 1,700 Arab workers,
plus 360 Jewish employees. The Arab and Jewish workers formed a union
to oppose British tyranny. Then Israel was created. Immediately Irgun
(commanded by Menachem Begin), the Hagana and other terrorist groups
moved in. Irgun had bombed the King David Hotel the year before, and
they started massacring Arabs in Haifa and elsewhere.
In 1952, western oil companies built two new lines through Syria to
Tripoli. The pipeline to Haifa was allowed to decay. Pieces of it were
dismantled. Various interests used the pieces to build water
pipelines.
In 2003, Bush invaded Iraq, partly to topple Saddam Hussein, partly to
revive the pipeline to Haifa (Kirkuk oil fields were said to contain
perhaps 40% of Iraq's oil), and partly to bring oil deals to his
personal friends, such as Ray L. Hunt. Small American oil companies
like Hunt Oil will extract Kurdish oil as soon as and if Mosul and
Kirkuk are broken off from Iraq (17 November 2007). Mosul is the first
stop for Kirkuk oil.
When the Haifa pipeline opens back up, only Jordan (not Israel) will
collect hefty transit fees. Kurdish oil will go to Europe via Israel,
not Turkey. This might be a reason why Turkey is threatening to
invade. The minute Bush invaded Iraq, the Turkish realized that the
pipeline to Haifa would be opened back up. Therefore Turkey tried to
make deals with Central Asian states (such as Azerbaijan) to get new
pipelines to Turkey, but now Iran and Russia have foiled Turkish plans
by forming the new alliance of Caspian Sea states. Turkey feels
squeezed. This is yet another reason why they are threatening to
invade northern Iraq.
Shortly after the 2003 invasion, Benyamin Netanyahu (the then Israeli
finance minister) boasted, "Soon you will see Iraqi oil flowing to
Haifa. It is just a matter of time until the pipeline is
reconstituted, and Iraqi oil will flow to the Mediterranean. It's not
a pipe dream."
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