Government Offered Secret Gem Deal (Kennedys and Democrat Donor Involved)

The Nambian ^ | 7/26/02 | Tangeni Amupadhi and Janine F Roberts

[Catspaw]

Ah, Sean Connery when he was young & Bondish...sigh.....and he's aged well, too.

The Hunt for Red October (1990)

[SJackson]

Ah, Sean Connery when he was young & Bondish...sigh.....and he's aged well, too.

Was he in the picture? I was looking at the diamonds.

[veronica]

I was looking at the diamonds.

Sure you were. :))

[Catspaw]

Was he in the picture? I was looking at the diamonds.

Those are diamonds?

[SJackson]

Those are diamonds?

Yes, from DeBeers, a corrupt firm run by a Brit, Sir Ernest Oppenheimer (Jew).

Nice diamonds, though.

[LarryLied]

One thing for a civic organization to cooperate with law enforcement. That is good. Another for law enforcement to cooperate with a civic organization. The ADL trains FBI agents now. New recuits run down and take Abe Foxman run classes. This has been done before in American history and it always has come back on those who try it. But it is hopeless to try to tell the SWC and ADL admirers their police state tactics will backfire on them. They don't get it. They think they are winning when the FBI jumps at their command. We saw the same thing happen in the Soviet Union. After Stalin's death those who were in and admired the NKVD did not have a good time of it. Our mistake was letting them in America as "victims" of communist persecution. They were perps, not victims.

Notice none of those engaging in the personal attacks and diversion has mentioned the article from the Nambian?

[SJackson]

:))

You forgot the nose.

[Marianne]

Speaking of Liberia and its leader, President Charles Taylor

ATROCITY REPORTS MOUNT AS CIVIL WAR SEVERS LIBERIA
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER
Associated Press
7/21/2002
     FASSANKONI, Guinea - With the number of civilians in flight from Liberia's war surging to 200,000, refugees reaching safety in neighboring Guinea speak of worsening atrocities by President Charles Taylor's forces - looting, raping, burning and killing trapped villagers.
     Both sides - fighters for Taylor and the increasingly assertive rebels seeking to drive him out - also are forcing villagers as young as 6 into their ranks, escaped Liberians say.
     "They both fighting, both suffering us," said Kolih Momo, a refugee who fled across the border from Liberia with his 3-year-old son in June to a now-teeming blue-tarped U.N. camp in Guinea.
     Liberian soldiers caught his grandmother that month as they burned and pillaged his town, Momo says.
     Six months earlier, Liberian rebels caught his brother, Momo said.
     The rebels had been seeking a victim to supply blood for bullet-stopping magic charms at the time, Momo says.
     The refugee makes the same gesture, twice, to show what Liberia's soldiers did to his 75-year-old grandmother and what Liberia's rebels did to his 46-year-old brother: He slashes his hand across his throat.
     "So we don't like anybody," the onetime farmer, now in wartime exile, says, squatting in the mud surrounded by other recently arrived refugees telling their own tales of the killing, abducting and robbing.
     "The government soldiers suffer us. The rebels suffer us."
     Liberian civilians' testimonies at two U.N.-run refugee camps in Guinea provided some of the first direct accounts of a growing disaster playing out inside Liberia, a West African nation founded by freed American slaves.
     Since April, rebels calling themselves Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy have been waging the fiercest offensives of their 3-year-old campaign. Many of them were Taylor's rivals in the vicious civil war that Taylor - then himself a warlord - launched in the 1990s. They are united chiefly by a desire to drive him out.
     World Food Program officials estimate the number of Liberians seeking refuge in camps within Liberia now has exceeded 100,000. More than 25,000 are in a camp near Monrovia. Many adults there complain of shortages of shelter and food, and huddle in the rain with thin, half-naked children strapped to their backs.
     Up to 100,000 more have fled to neighboring Guinea and Sierra Leone, or are believed still hiding in the bush in Liberia - afraid even to flee.

[Phillip Augustus]

Even more interesting is that Weisenthal's site didn't list very many, if any, hate sites from 'people of color'. That tells me all I need to know about his agenda.

[SJackson]

Even more interesting is that Weisenthal's site didn't list very many, if any, hate sites from 'people of color'. That tells me all I need to know about his agenda.

I'm confused. I'm glad it's all you "need to know" but explain, what did you learn? Don't be embarassed.

Which color is missing? From the perps or the victims, or doesn't it matter?

Do hoods come in different colors now?

You must admit, those are virtually all sites which any American would despise, wouldn't you? If not, click the link again, tell us all which ones you like.

[Phillip Augustus]

Here's what I learned. I learned that Weisenthal engages in double standards. I learned that any White Nationalist site is "problematic" (he even includes a Jewish website) but there is apparantly no such thing as a "problematic" website that is anti-white, or that is black nationalist, or Hispanic nationalist, etc. Now, they're certainly out there, and Weisenthal doesn't appear to be sloppy in his research, thus I can only conclude that there is an agenda of some kind, and I don't like it. It reeks of Political Correctness, the type of PC that one would expect to be soundly criticized on a conservative bulletin board.

You ask, "do hoods come in different colors"? I'm not sure what that means. I can only say that hatred certainly does, and, yet, Weisenthal elects to focus on one color. Why?

As for your final question, I am sorry, but don't have the time. I can assure you that I would likely find all of those sites repulsive, excepting, possibly, American Reniassance, which is not my cup of tea, but not really much worse than what is considered mainstream if presented by "people of color". In that I suppose I agree with Weisenthal. I find NOI and Atzlan and similar sites repulsive as well. Apparantly, Weisenthal does not. Do you have an explanation?

[dennisw]

That's about the most paranoid and nutty post I've seen from you. Get a grip man!

[Phil V.]

That McKinney woman may be a nut, but if she wants to give one of the biggest financial supporters (Tempelsman) of the democratic party a hard time along with the Kennedys over their business dealings in Africa, I say let her go to it!

THANK YOU for actually getting this element of LL's hard work! It will be fun to watch the outcome of the McKinney dilemma develop. Dead Dem. pol. walking???

[Phillip Augustus]

Just for the hell of it, I clicked on the Jewish Task Force website. I thought it had quite a few good points, particularly with respect to immigration.

[LarryLied]

This is where Arafat and suicide bombers come in handy for Israel. The media will only report on McKinney's pro-Pali votes. We won't hear a word about Israel and Tempelsman's dealings in Africa. They have the game down pat: Criticize anything Israel does anywhere in the world and you support terrorists.

McKinney's comments on Palestinians and her votes against Israel are meaningless. Israel has our support. She can't change that. But McKinney's little forum on blood diamonds strikes at the heart of the Democrat party and at the second largest business in Israel. Our media will not report that as the reason Jewish democrats are trying to unseat McKinney.

[LarryLied]

I don't know of another coalition in American history weirder than the one the Democrat party has now. If the GOP did not exist, Democrats would be hunting each other down with dogs. Fear of conservatives is what holds them together. Thieves always have a falling out however, it has to happen sometime. My hope is McKinney's Africa cause will peel off some Democrats into the Green Party. Those defectors sure helped Bush win in 2000.