CHAPTER 5 - GREAT BRITAIN'S TURN TO BE BETRAYEDAN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF 9-11 AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM |
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by: Dr. Albert D. Pastore Phd.
On the morning of July 22, 1946, of 15-20 Irgun
terrorists dressed as Arabs entered the King David Hotel in Jerusalem.
They unloaded 225 kilograms of
The Irgun terror gang also targeted Arab civilians in order to frighten them into evacuating their land. The most well known of these numerous massacres happened at the village of Deir Yassin on the morning of April 9, 1948. More than 100 Arabs, including women and children were brutally butchered by Menachem Begin's murderous gang. (2) The Israelis took over whatever villages from which the terrorized Arabs fled from. By 1948, the British had had enough of Palestine. Under intense Zionist lobbying, the UN, UK and US recognized the nation of Israel in 1948. One of the first acts of the new Israeli government was to pass "the law of return", which gives any Jew in the world the right to move to Israel and become a citizen. Understandably, the Arab nations weren't too pleased about this. There would be a several wars that followed. But the Israelis and their free arsenal of America's finest weapons kept the Arabs from reclaiming their land. The Arabs have never been a match for the US-supplied Israeli war machine. The irony of "the law of return" is that many of today's Jews have no direct ancestral link to the Jews of the Old Testament. Many, perhaps even most, Jewish people are descended from the Khazars, a people whose rulers converted to Judaism sometime during the 800's AD. (3) The Khazars never even set foot in Palestine! The brutal and criminal circumstances surrounding the creation of Israel are now a half century in the past. Even most Arabs understand that Israel isn't going to go away. But by reviewing this real history, we can better understand the deceptive, dangerous, and brutal nature of international Zionism today.
The word "Terrorist" was coined by the British media in 1947 in reference to Jewish tactics against the British in Palestine. Footnotes 1. Britain's Small Wars. Google users enter: dressed as Arabs king david and also king david Hotel bombing 2. Deir Yassin Remembered. Google users enter: deir Yassin remembered and also deir yassin 3. The Khazaria Information Center. Google users enter: khazars Continue to chapter 6: 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I 8 I 9 I 10 I 11 I 12 I 13 I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 I 20 I 21 I 22 I 23
AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF 9-11 AND THE WAR ON
TERRORISM
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few years after the end of World War II, the Zionist plan to establish the
nation of Israel in Palestine was finally realized. But not before the
British protectors of Palestine were chased out by acts of terror carried
out by ungrateful Zionist terrorists. It was the British who had taken
Palestine away from Arab control and allowed the jews of Europe to
immigrate there. But with Great Britain weakened and in debt from the war,
the ungrateful Zionists saw their opportunity to chase the British out of
Palestine by committing acts of terrorism against them. The most notorious
of the Zionist terror groups was the Irgun, whose leader Menachem Begin
would one day go on to become Prime Minister of Israel!
explosives
hidden in milk churns.
